Wake, Richard Serra on Flickr.
Richard Serra, Wake 2003 weatherproof steel, 14 x 75 x 46 feet
Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle, Washington
Photographs: Matt Niebuhr, 2010
One aspect that I really appreciate about Serra’s work with weathering steel, is the material responding to environmental conditions, (developing a unique skin appearance over time) It is this aspect of understanding how materials age, that creates the opportunity for something unique to become relative to place / shape.
new work - (personal note: I’m trying to better understand how materials, process, and tools effect outcomes - it’s a study of technique I’ve been exploring on paper - trying to find a way to make an image in my own voice…)
untitled
2011_12_17
gesso, oil pastel and acrylic on wood panel
24” x 24” (60.96 x 60.96)cm
Matt Niebuhrdetails:
detail: untitled 2011_12_17
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detail: untitled 2011_12_17
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detail: untitled 2011_12_17
GERHARD RICHTER PAINTING (2011) Official Excerpt from Richard Lormand on Vimeo.
Gerhard Richter Painting (2011)
Agnes Martin
Untitled 1993
Watercolour and graphite on paper
11 x 11 in. / 27.9 x 27.9 cm
A few more works here: Timothy Taylor Gallery
I appreciate mostly the drawings: particularly the study of proportions within a square… imagine a dialogue of thought about containment and escape, balance and asymmetry, perfection and flaw…
RICHARD SERRA
Double Rift #3, 2011
Paintstick on handmade paper
105 1/8 x 199 1/8 inches framed (267 x 505.8 cm)
DRAWINGS
NOVEMBER 23, 2011 - JANUARY 7, 2012 Gagosian gallery: Paris
untitled (#1, #2, #3 - Basalt shards - East Central Oregon)
2009_08_23
pigment inkjet prints
each Image size 12” x 18”
18” x 24” (45.7 x 60.9)cmeach in custom frame by the artist - baltic birch, glazing: acrylic
Last week (or so) of exhibition @ the Aalto Lounge - Portland, Oregon!
Baltz, Lewis
American (1945-)
Tract House #7
PORTFOLIO “The Tract Houses”, 1971
gelatin silver print
14.1 x 21.9 cm.
RACHEL HOWARD | FOLIE À DEUX
Fear of Madness, 2011
Oil, household gloss and acrylic on canvas
198.1 x 198.1 cm
(78 x 78 in)
untitled (line studies - #1 - two target construction)
2011_01
graphite on paper
18” x 23 3/8” (45.7 x 59.4)cm
Matt Niebuhr(a geometry construction using a compass and straightedge - two circles, constructed from three points each located at random on the page - then divided equally to form additional circles, rendered in poche to represent disks. A circle is a line forming a closed loop, every point on which is a fixed distance from a center point. A disk is a round portion of a plane which has a circular outline)
See this and other original works
availablefor purchase here - Thanks!Two Targets is now part of a private collection…!
Study for Gavotte
[recto]
line drawing for Gavotte
[verso]
1967
crayon and pencil image
25.6 h x 40.6 w cm