Advice from an AP Artist

A successful AP artist reflects on her art course and offers insight for up and coming AP artists

 

Principle of Design CONTRAST

 Below are examples of young contemporary artists utilizing a variety of elements of art to illustrate the Principle of Design CONTRAST in their works.

Installation Artists

Installation Artists create site specific work that invites the viewer into the space AND into the artwork to take part in and interact with the work. (Click Here for Part II of installation Artists)

Emmanuelle Moureaux "Forest of Numbers" celebrating the 10th anniversary of the National Art Center of Tokyo

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Hiroshi Fuji recognizes both the environmental impact and the artistic potential of discarded plastic. The works below are made up of more than 50,000 recycled toys.

The Floral Installation of Rebecca Louise Law

"The Hated Flower"

Cornelia Parker at the Tate Modern

"Cold Dark Matter: An exploded view"

Tomás Saraceno at the Miami Art Museum

"Galaxies forming along filaments, like droplets along the strands of a spider's web"

Do Ho Suh: Fabric Sculpture

Néle Azevedo "Melting Man"

Chiharu Shiota from her traveling installation 'Over the Continents'

15 Installation artists with a brief explanation of the works

Tanabe Chikuunsai (and his amazing apprentices) install 'Connection' at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco

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Slinkachu's tiny installations

 Slinkachu creates installations on a small scale utilizing everyday discarded items

Interrupted by mom

Tug of War: Bank of England

Bank Balance

Castaway

RNLI Alternative Boat Race

The Jetty

The Forest

Also check out the tiny installations of Jacki Gordon

Georges Rousse

 Georges Rousse, installation artist pushing the boundaries of painting and space.

Banque de France

In Miyagi

Eléments Naturels

At Galerie RX

At the Galerie Springer

Détournements 

Documentary of the Miyagi Project

Time lapse at the Musée de l'Homme

Andy Goldsworthy

 Andy Goldsworthy: Sculptor and photographer creating site-specific land art

Barbed Wire and Wool

Boulder and Leaves

Boulder and Sticks

Fall Leaves

Feathers

Ice Sculpture

Icicles and Wall

'Polar Vortex' ice, snow, and sticks

Rain Shadows

River Boulder and Sticks

'Touching North', Ice and Snow

'Touching North' ice and snow

'Traces' Snow

Yellow Elm leaves