Yinka Shonibare Wind Sculpture

Yinka Shonibare Wind Sculpture. We loved witnessing people documenting the sculpture, posing in front of it for pictures and children exploring the many curves and bends of it. Yinka shonibare cbe's monumental work 'wind sculpture (sg) iv' is on display near spelman halls at princeton university through may 2020.

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609.6 x 338.6 x 79.2 cm. The sculptures were inspired by the sails of. 31 3/16 in., gift of jim and ann goodnight known for his figurative works that use brightly patterned fabric to explore cultural identity, yinka shonibare, cbe (born in london to nigerian parents) transforms a wisp of cloth into a.

This Installation Is A Collaboration Between Yinka Shonibare Mbe (Ra), Stephen.


The painted fibreglass work, titled wind sculpture vii, is the first sculpture to be permanently installed outside the nmaa's entrance. Called wind sculpture (sg) i, it represents a new direction in shonibare’s recent series of public sculptures — the “sg” in the title is for the second generation in the series — that achieve. The artist said his wind sculptures are metaphors for travel and migration.

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‘wind sculpture’, 2014, shonibare’s first permanent public art commission, takes the form of a colourful ship’s sail, measuring 6.1 metres in height by 3.4 metres in width, exploring the notion of harnessing movement. In the ‘wind sculptures (sg)’ series, the artist investigates the shifting movement of wind passing through fabric, with the sculpture’s deeply rippled surface resembling a ship’s sail billowing in the breeze. The sculpture is on display at the ndubuisi kanu park in ikeja, lagos, where it will stay until the 31st of january 2017, as part of the british council’s uk/ng 2015 collaboration […]

Yinka Shonibare Cbe's Monumental Work 'Wind Sculpture (Sg) Iv' Is On Display Near Spelman Halls At Princeton University Through May 2020.


Installation view, yinka shonibare mbe: Photo by jason wyche, courtesy. Steel armature with hand painted fiberglass resin cast.

Yinka Shonibare Mbe Has A New Public Sculpture On View In The Doris C.


Courtesy the artist, collection of davidson college, and james cohan gallery, new york. Yet in a career that’s as global in impulse as it is in its reach, it’s taken the accomplished. Freedman plaza, at the southeast corner of central park.“i am very interested in how we can.

‘My Piece Is About The Different Backgrounds Of People Coming Together.’ Photograph:


The sculptures were inspired by the sails of. In this work and many others, he references dutch wax fabric to explore. Shonibare’s forthcoming new commission with the public art fund, wind sculpture (sg) i, is currently on display at the doris c.