- Part 29

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Tino Sehgal

Tino Sehgal, ‘Kiss’ (2006)

Performance at the 4th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art.

Posted in Abstraction | Tagged action, beautiful, berlin, berlin biennial, economy, encounter, fuckem, gesture, kiss, light, look around you, music, notice, people, performance, perpetual, public space, romance, sculpture, simple, situation, spontaneous, surprise, the wild, tino sehgal, what's in a name | Comments (0)

Gregor Schneider

Gregor Schneider, ‘Cube Hamburg’ (2007)

Posted in Abstraction | Tagged ambiguous, black, black cloth, building, cube, fuckem, germany, gregor schneider, Hamburg, installation, kaaba, mecca, museum, plywood, public art, public space, sacred and profane, scaffolding, sculpture, shape, sky, street view, symbol | Comments (0)

Donald Judd

Posted in Composition | Tagged box, box in a box, cube, donald judd, imagine, minimalism, performance, perspective, precise, pure, relashionship, sculpture, self awareness, simple, sleek, theatrical, US, weird, wood | Comments (0)

Helen Levitt

Helen Levitt, ‘Kids in box’ (1945)

Posted in Composition | Tagged 40s, cardboard box, fun, helen levitt, hiding, kids, life, light, moment, neighborhood, New York, out there, performance, photograph, portrait, public space, rough, run-down, silver gelatin, snapshot, streets, the wild, trash, unknown, urban | Comments (0)

Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen

Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, ‘Dropped Cone’ (2001)

Posted in Composition | Tagged above, accident, action, architecture, building, Claes Oldenburg, cologne, cone, Coosje van Bruggen, drop, fuckem, fun, goo, ice cream, it fell from the sky, melt, public art, public space, sculpture, sky, spread, street view, sun, the wild, tragedy, up, vanilla | Comments (2)

David Mach

David Mach, ‘Out of Order’ (1989)

12 tumbling telephone boxes

Posted in Composition | Tagged chain reaction, david mach, domino, drunk, fuckem, fun, joke, light, london, public art, public sculpture, public space, sculpture, sky, street view, stumbling, telephone box, trash, tripping, tumbling | Comments (0)

Jason Dodge

Jason Dodge, ‘In order of altitude’ (2008)

Five people with different professions were asked to cut a pocket from their trousers: PILOT, WINDOW WASHER, ACROBAT, BALLET DANCER, JUDGE.

Posted in Abstraction, Composition | Tagged acrobat, action, altitude, ballet dancer, berlin, clothes, cut, fabric, fly, fuckem, fun, hierarchy, high, jason dodge, judge, metaphor, pieces, pilot, pocket, power, profession, sculpture, sky, the wild, trash, trousers, what's in a name, window washer | Comments (0)

Madalina Zaharia

Madalina Zaharia, ‘We will not play, we will only detonate’ (2011)

Posted in Abstraction | Tagged 1989, action, activity, basketball, detonate, DIY, fuckem, fun, game, history, hit, hole, hoop, london, madalina zaharia, parody, performance, play, red yellow and blue, revolution, romanian flag, score, sport, super 8, teams, unknown, video, wall | Comments (0)

Tomás Saraceno

Tomás Saraceno, ‘3x12MW / Flying Garden / Air-Port-City’ (2007)

Posted in Abstraction | Tagged architecture, brave new world, design, float, flying garden, germany, greenhouse, installation, light, living above, nature, park, plant, public art, public space, rise, romance, science, sky, sun, suspended, the wild, Tomás Saraceno | Comments (0)

Micol Assaël

Micol Assaël, ‘Nýidalur’ (2000)

The work Nýidalur is a permanent installation in a small town in Italy, S. Casciano dei Bagni. Micol Assaël measured all the holes in an old outdoor brick wall and covered them with transparent glass semi spheres.

Posted in Composition | Tagged action, air, bricks, bubbles, building, DIY, floating, glass sphere, healing, italy, light, measuring, Micol Assael, patchwork, permanent, poetic, public art, public space, sky, soap bubbles, street view, sun, the wild, transparent, wall | Comments (0)

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