Keith Sonnier: "Tunnel of Tears ", Centre for International Light Art, Unna
Art Installations, Sculpture, Contemporary Art
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Light Installation by: Robert Stadler at Saint-Paul Saint-Louis cathedral in Paris / Nuit Blanche Paris 2007
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Miguel Chevalier: "Flores Fractal in vitro", 2009, Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, Paris (France). Collaboration with Annick Menardo (perfume) and Jacopo Baboni Schilingi (composer).
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Dennis Oppenheim: "Radiant Fountains", 2010, three elements. 65 feet high by 55 feet diameter, stainless steel, acrylic globes, LED strings lights, controller, JFK Blvd, Entrance to the Bush International Airport, Houston, Texas
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Dimitri Xenakis and Maro Avrabou: "Le jardin de Rousseau", Trees and Lights Festival, Geneva, 2007
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Wela (Elisabeth Wierzbicka): Light Installation in a public garden of 500 decorated tubes and including integrated lighting. The Street Arts Festival, Sottevile-lès-Rouen, 2006
A light installation composed of drawings on transparent tubular supports. Drawings, multiplied into several columns, fluttering on the wind, are deployed in spatial and poetic. The installation aims to take the viewer into the imaginary dimension between reality and unreality, between artistic creation and nature, between spirituality and materiality. Involving the relationship with the environment, the work is also measured at the place where it is exposed to the audience and to create a kind of "total art work".
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Lighting designer Bruce Munro: Field of Light, installation at the Eden Project in Cornwall, England, 2008
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Rune Guneriussen: "Evolution # 03", 2005, edition of 5+1, 125cmx179cm, c-print/aluminium
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Atsara is a duo of French artists, made by Roland Devocelle and Audrey Rocher, working in the field of visual arts, sound and body from 10 years. Authors of open, closely related to cross artistic disciplines, and inviting the viewer to jeopardize his own imagination, they created the 2008 original principle on which they based luminous-kinetic installations.
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Ai Weiwei: "Sunflower Seeds", Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, London, 2010
The Chinese artist's work, consisting of 100m hand-painted, porcelain replica sunflower seeds.
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Yayoi Kusama: Mirrored Years, Wellington City Gallery, 2009
Mirrored Years is an exhibition by world renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. It took four years of organizing and is the opening exhibition for the newly refurbished Wellington City Gallery in Wellington, New Zealand. Several of the exhibits have been specially designed just for the Wellington exhibition and several others are on loan from other owners around the world.
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Jean-Bernard Métais: "Valenciennes", 2007, Place d'Armes, Valenciennes
To valorize the location of the Place des Armes, Métais designed a light yet stark structure: a giant needle that points to the sky. Aside from its formal function as a monumental landmark, the work also acts upon the square like a "rumor". The structure is filled with thousands of whispering voices, with words of local significance, secrets shared by people of the city and its surroundings. Whether assembled verbatim, at random, or savantly composed into a surrealist litany, this sea of words draws us to it like a visual magnet. But if you approach and press your ear against the column, you can hear hundreds of different voices telling of time and elsewhere, speaking the words of here and now.
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Artist Luke Jerram is preparing an outdoor 'acoustic pavilion' called Aeolus, which will be built of hundreds of metal tubes acting as Aeolian harps. Each tube will contain strings which will str...
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Light Installation by: Robert Stadler at Saint-Paul Saint-Louis cathedral in Paris / Nuit Blanche Paris 2007
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Scenography by Jacques Rival - Equestrian Statue of Bellecourt Place, Louis XIV in a snowball, Festival of Lights in Lyon, 2007
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Dennis Oppenheim: "Battle Drums", Osnabruck, Germany, 2009. Two elements, Water jet cut corten steel, rotating motor, timer, lights.
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Dimitri Xenakis: "Gravité #2", Place Darcy, Arc de triomphe Guillaume, Dijon, 2008
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Wela (Elisabeth Wierzbicka): light installation "Constellation imaginary", the Futuroscope, Poitiers, 2009 Wela's work consists of a light installation composed of fluid drawings transposed on tubular translucent supports (50 different works). The drawings, multiplied columns oscillating with the wind, are deployed in spatial and poetic. The wish of the artist is to bring visitors to develop their imagination between reality and fiction, between artistic creation and nature, or between spirituality and materiality. Playing or contrasting with the site-specific architectures, these structures offer a light and graceful reverie pleasant break between two shows, both day and night.
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Lighting designer Bruce Munro: Field of Light, installation at the Eden Project in Cornwall, England, 2008 The installation is situated on the grass roof of the visitors’ centre, and consists of 6,000 acrylic tubes capped with glass spheres and containing optical fibres.
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Rune Guneriussen: "A natural selection", 2008, edition of 5+1, 124cmx167cm, c-print/aluminium Norway-born and based conceptual artist.
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Chimecco is an interactive instrument and kinetic sculpture by artist, architect, and designer Mark Nixon, which was recently exhibited at Sculpture by the... Via Green
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Ai Weiwei: "Porcelain bubbles", Watson Island in Miami as part of Art Basel, 2008
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The Centre Pompidou is presenting the first French retrospective dedicated to the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama: chronologically following her career through 150 works created between 1949 and 2001, the exhibition tracks the major moments in the life...
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Tadashi Kawamata, "Catedral de cadeiras", 2007, Domaine de Pommery, Reims accumulation and assembly of wooden chairs
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