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Installation Art

Installation Art . In the context of Printstallation. What is installation art?. Yayoi Kusama , Infinite Dots Mirrored Room, 1996 Mattress Factory Collection. Decenter perception: Altering traditional notions of perspective.

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Installation Art

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  1. Installation Art In the context of Printstallation

  2. What is installation art? Yayoi Kusama, Infinite Dots Mirrored Room, 1996 Mattress Factory Collection

  3. Decenter perception: Altering traditional notions of perspective

  4. Raphael, 1510. Vatican Museums and Galleries, Vatican City, Italy

  5. Tabaimo, Inverted-Soup Japan Pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennial

  6. Tabaimo, Teleco-Soup Japan Pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennial

  7. Activate Space: The audience ‘enters’ the space and circulates around and through the work

  8. "Barbara Kruger" exhibition, 1991. Adhesive vinyl Mary Boone Gallery

  9. Regina SilveiraAbyssal, 2010 Adhesive vinyl, painted walls and light filters, 10.4 x 13.57

  10. Experience: Instead of representing the world, installation art has the potential of ‘presenting’ the world, through: • Sound, smell, light, texture, etc. • Participation, dialogues, performance • Actions and Activism

  11. Mike Nelson, 54th Venice Biennial, 2011

  12. OlaffourElliasson, Turbine Hall Tate Modern

  13. IlyaKabakov, "The Man Who Flew into Space from his Apartment", 1985. 

  14. IlyaKabakov, "The Man Who Flew into Space from his Apartment", 1985. 

  15. CildoMeirelesInstallation view of 'The Surge of the Sea' (1991-1997) at the Musem of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro Wood decking, books, soundtrack

  16. ‘Installation’ Process

  17. Sarah Oppenheimer, 2008 aircraft grade plywood, framing structure view into neighboring yard across street

  18. Remove - Transform • Observe the space • Choose an element and document the relationships between this element and the space that surrounds it, for example: the way its shadow cast the space, the distance from the element to other objects, the proportion of space that it takes in relation to the overall dimensions of the entire room, etc. Go as far as you want! • Remove the object from its space (be inventive)

  19. Project: Using the data that you collected find a way to: Bring that element to the gallery by recreating its original space, or ‘presenting’ that space to your audience. Think about CildoMeirele’s work 'The Surge of the Sea'as a referent Or Use the ‘absence’ of the element and work around it to ‘present’ the space your audience. You could bring that ‘absence’ in some way to the gallery space. Think about IlyaKavakov’s work ‘The Man Who Flew into Space from his Apartmen’ as a referent. This project will be presented at the Frame Gallery, so use it as one of your referents for the exercise.

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