Constructivist Mixed Media

Ryan Sarah Murphy’s creative practice is intuitive and process-driven, generated by the found ephemera of her daily experience. Responding to the latent energy within discarded and r...

Construction Assemblage of mat board or Bristol board. titled Geo 1 and signed and dated verso. Lawrence Saul Heller, (Larry Heller) (American, born 1965) Born Great Neck, NY Kent State University School of Architecture Kent, OH Practicing Architect & Artist New York, NY Exhibitions: 1999 Constructions, Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters New Brunswick, NJ 1999 Recent Work, New York Public Library New York, NY 1998 Constructed Rhythm, Merrill Lynch Corporate Headquarters Princeton, NJ 1998 Architectural Art, Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center West Hartford, CT 1997 New Talent, Elaine Benson Gallery Bridgehampton, NY 1997 Art by Architects, Bristol Myers Squibb Gallery Princeton, NJ 1997 Artistic License, Nabisco World Headquarters East Hanover, NJ 1997 Juried Exhibition, Palm Springs Desert Museum Palm Springs, CA 1997 National Exhibitions of Small Works, Montclair State University Montclair, NJ 1997 Recent Work, Prudential Insurance Company Headquarters Newark, NJ 1996The Altered Image, Islip Art Museum West Islip, NJ 1996Allied Arts #68, National Arts Club New York, NY 1996Recent Work, Fairleigh Dickinson University Hackensack, NJ 1995Recent Work, Harbor Cove Art Gallery Sag Habor, NY His three dimensional constructions recall Louise Nevelson's sculptures but also the architectons of Kasimir Malevich and the wall reliefs of his suprematist colleague El Lissitski. (This one recalls Piet Mondrian) They are wall hanging pieces, but they breakout of the plane of the wall into the space of the viewer in reversals of perspective...projecting rather then receding in a narrative of spatial depth. With the kaleidoscopic intricacy of Islamic decorative...

David Manzur Londoño (born December 14, 1929) is a Colombian painter. His subjects include still lifes, mounted knights, and saints. Manzur was bo...

Signed & Dated 1967 LR Louise Nevelson was born in Kiev, Russia. Her family moved to the United States in 1905, and in 1920 she moved to New York City and began studying at the Art Students League in 1929. Using old pieces of wood, found objects, she constructed huge walls, enclosed box arrangements of complex and rhythmic abstract shapes. Examples of Nevelson's work are in 50 museums including the Whitney, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Her first one-woman show was at the Karl Nierendorf Gallery in NYC in 1941. She had solo exhibitions at the Norlyst and Nierendorf Galleries from 1943 to 1944. In later years she studied printmaking and experimented with marble and terra-cotta. Her fame came about from her show "Ancient Games...