Showing posts with label museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label museum. Show all posts

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Nils Karsten

2 Virgins
2009
Print - Edition of 5
72 x 72 inches

Panayotis Terzis

Pan Ray
Graphic Novels / etchings on paper
11 x 13 inches
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November 17th
Poster / Silkscreen on paper
12 x 16 inches

Nicolas Touron

Giraffe
2008
Polished Aluminum
120 x 60 x 36 inches

Nancy Chunn

30 Front Pages : September 1996
1996
Ink and Pastel on Paper
119 x 75 inches

Marilyn Lerner

Snakes and Ladders
2007
Oil Paint on Wooden Panel
48 x 36 inches

John Newman

Left : Red Sweater Fossil
2005
Wool, straw, cast polyester resin, wood, rope, acqua resin, armature wire, papier maché, wood putty, enamel paint
10,5 x 21 x 10,5 inches
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Center: Pink with Thorns
2001
Japanese Paper, papier maché, plaster, foam, wood, rubber, steel, flocking, ink
16,5 x 9,5 x 4,75 inches
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Right: With A Blue Bubble
2001
Blown glass, painted bronze, sisal, Japanese paper, papier maché, plaster, foam, acqua resin, chalk, pastel
19,5 x 14 x 9 inches

Erik S. Guzman

Icarus : If He Made It
2009
Aluminum, dc motors, spring, timing pulleys and belts, 1000 Watts of lights, microprocessors
60 x 36 x 36 inches


Eric Rhein

Fly Leaves - Installation of 24
(From Leaves, an AİDS Memorial)
1999-2005
Wire and Book Pages
51 x 117 x 2 inches (each one is 15 x 12 x 2 inches)














#11 : Abbott The Fire Painter























#21 : Blue Eyed Mark























Elif Uras

Laissez-Faire
2008
Iznikware, Polychrome underglaze on Quartz
19 x 12 inches























Polo Loco
2008
Iznikware, Polychrome underglaze on Quartz
19 x 12 inches























The Cover-Up
2008
Iznikware, Polychrome underglaze on Quartz
19 x 12 inches

Dominick Rapone

Death of the Sea Captain Numero Due
2009
Silk Screen, Hand Painted Gold
22 x 15 inches



















































































Daniel John Gadd

Change
2008
Oil on Canvas
14 x 11 inches

Christopher Saucedo

Family-Portrait, in Exact Weight and Volume (with photograph)
2007
Dimensions Variable, Photo is 48 x 48 inches

Andrés Barsuto Portillo















Caguamas
2007
Broken Glass and Epoxy Putty
8 x 7 x 8 inches























Homo-Sapiens
2008
Broken Glass and Epoxy Putty
7 x 8 x 7 inches

Amy Wilson

I Loved How We Communicated with Each Other
2008
Watercolor, Walnut ink, Pencil on Paper
12x9 inches

Octet: School of Visual Arts, NY

Today I went to the Pera Museum to see the new exhibition : Selected Works from the School of Visual Arts, New York.
It is an exhibition of 111 artworks showcasing painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, photography and the digital arts, created by faculty, alumni and students of the Fine Arts Department at the School of Visual Arts in New York City.
Here are some samples of what's shown.

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Denmark Day 02 : Struer - the Factory and the Museum

Then we visited the aluminum factory and other facilities where they teach us everything about sound, image, products, we could all master in a Bang & Olufsen degree. They told us everything but it was pretty exhausting.








Then we went to the Struer Museum which is actually a museum about the story of Bang & Olufsen with their product from 1925 to nowadays. We also had dinner there and could finally meet with our hotel bedroom at 11pm.
















Monday, August 25, 2008

Istanbul - Around the golden Horn

The Hagia Sofia Museum.









Ahmet III Fountain built in 1728 near the entrance of the Topkapi Palace.









Rest stop and drink tea.
Carole, Sahar, Robin, Abdul, Georg,
Özlem, Eva.









Crossing the Golden Horn.








































































In front of the New Mosque and the Spice Bazaar.

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

A Day at the Museum

Today I went to work and we went to the press conference given by Asus. They were presenting their new coming (to Turkey) eee PC. The press conference was held in the Rahmi Koç Museum where you can see some old mean of transport so we glanced around. The museum which is kind of a science museum also holds a temporary exhibition about the brain.










Citroen DS, Ekin's favorite





















An old Turkish car, Anadol Buggy built bu Otosan in the late 60's.
Like the logo 'Böcek' meaning 'insect'.






















































A marine steam engine













































A very large wagon



































Nice restrooms







































Across the museum