William Lamson
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- Exposition
« Ecotopia » d'Isabelle Hayeur au Canada
Dans le cadre de l’événement MONTRÉAL-BROOKLYN, la Galerie Division, en collaboration avec la Galerie Pierogi, présente les œuvres d’Isabelle Hayeur et William Lamson. Il s’agit d’une exposition présentant deux poésies sur un même thème, soit la Rivière Hudson.
Avec cette série d’images, Isabelle Hayeur fait usage de technologies numériques pour rendre visible la tension entre écosystèmes aquatiques et environnements de surface. ‘’Underworlds’’ porte précisément notre attention sur le parc industriel côtier du New Jersey et le cimetière de bateaux de Rossville, à Staten Island. Tout en préservant la nature fondament... - Exposition
Season10 - Stills Gallery, Sydney
In SEASON10 we are featuring a mix of unseen images and work selected from previous series by each artist, with an emphasis on summer and celebration.
Narelle Autio’s Seaweed Stacks is an intriguing image of sculptural seaweed forms on the beach near her home. The coast and water has been an ongoing inspiration for Autio, as is evident in her 2006 series celebrating bodies spontaneously at play beneath the surface of the water. Trent Parke is represented with gems from a current work in progress, The Black Rose, which is about coming to terms with the interconnectedness of past, present and future. Also showing will be favourites from The Christmas Tree Bucket series.
In her new images In Lieu, Like A Bird Now and The Ravellor, Pat Brassington continues her fascination with the transformed human body as a sit... - Exposition
William Lamson - Actions
William Lamson is a Brooklyn based artist, interested in photography, sculpture and performance. Using simple materials he creates structures and scenarios full of pathos and humour.
With a 24-minute video of 33 short performances and accompanying photographic images, Lamson's series Actions documents the fates of numerous ill-fated black balloons. In contrast to his "scientific" approach, invoked by a stark white background and serious demeanour, the equipment and activities he depicts are unsophisticated and somewhat improbable. His understated "Actions" employ low-tech props such as darts, ropes and pellet guns, or simply gravity's unavoidable pull, and more often than not end badly for the balloons.
Lamson combines the amateur's meager budget and compensatory surfeit of imagination with the ... - Exposition
Season 08 Exposition collective Stills gallery
The end of the year is upon us. To celebrate we are showing a selection of six Stills artists. Trent Parke’s dark and humorous series The Christmas Tree Bucket is highly appropriate for this seasonal show. "I started to think how strange families, suburbia, life... and in particular Christmas, really was" says Parke of his decision to focus on the joys and pitfalls of family life. The series can be seen in full at the Australian Centre for Photography in Paddington and has just been shown (in part) with great interest at Paris Photo, France.
Narelle Autio’s underwater images continue to fascinate viewers. Shown here is a selection of works from different series. The body in watery space is celebrated in these glorious balletic photographs that gain in impact in proximity to each other. Summer is ... - Exposition
Melbourne Art Fair 2008
Melbourne Art Fair
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Dans le cadre de l’événement MONTRÉAL-BROOKLYN, la Galerie Division, en collaboration avec la Galerie Pierogi, présente les œuvres d’Isabelle Hayeur et William Lamson. Il s’agit d’une exposition présentant deux poésies sur un même thème, soit la Rivière Hudson.
Avec cette série d’images, Isabelle Hayeur fait usage de technologies numériques pour rendre visible la tension entre écosystèmes aquatiques et environnements de surface. ‘’Underworlds’’ porte précisément notre attention sur le parc industriel côtier du New Jersey et le cimetière de bateaux de Rossville, à Staten Island. Tout en préservant la nature fondament...
In SEASON10 we are featuring a mix of unseen images and work selected from previous series by each artist, with an emphasis on summer and celebration.
Narelle Autio’s Seaweed Stacks is an intriguing image of sculptural seaweed forms on the beach near her home. The coast and water has been an ongoing inspiration for Autio, as is evident in her 2006 series celebrating bodies spontaneously at play beneath the surface of the water. Trent Parke is represented with gems from a current work in progress, The Black Rose, which is about coming to terms with the interconnectedness of past, present and future. Also showing will be favourites from The Christmas Tree Bucket series.
In her new images In Lieu, Like A Bird Now and The Ravellor, Pat Brassington continues her fascination with the transformed human body as a sit...
William Lamson is a Brooklyn based artist, interested in photography, sculpture and performance. Using simple materials he creates structures and scenarios full of pathos and humour.
With a 24-minute video of 33 short performances and accompanying photographic images, Lamson's series Actions documents the fates of numerous ill-fated black balloons. In contrast to his "scientific" approach, invoked by a stark white background and serious demeanour, the equipment and activities he depicts are unsophisticated and somewhat improbable. His understated "Actions" employ low-tech props such as darts, ropes and pellet guns, or simply gravity's unavoidable pull, and more often than not end badly for the balloons.
Lamson combines the amateur's meager budget and compensatory surfeit of imagination with the ...
The end of the year is upon us. To celebrate we are showing a selection of six Stills artists. Trent Parke’s dark and humorous series The Christmas Tree Bucket is highly appropriate for this seasonal show. "I started to think how strange families, suburbia, life... and in particular Christmas, really was" says Parke of his decision to focus on the joys and pitfalls of family life. The series can be seen in full at the Australian Centre for Photography in Paddington and has just been shown (in part) with great interest at Paris Photo, France.
Narelle Autio’s underwater images continue to fascinate viewers. Shown here is a selection of works from different series. The body in watery space is celebrated in these glorious balletic photographs that gain in impact in proximity to each other. Summer is ...
Melbourne Art Fair
www.melbourneartfair.com
STAND F34...