Showing posts with label rooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rooms. Show all posts
R G B
red, green, blue.



a simple background check on color.
pardon the dust.


















R G B
red,green,blue.

a simple background check on color.
pardon the dust.

"Roygbiv" is a song from Boards of Canada albums
Boc Maxima and Music Has the Right to Children




1. Samuel Hart Room, 1680


2. The Wentworth Room 1695

3. The Hewlett Room

The intense blue of the woodwork and the orange red inside the shell cupboard were both popular color choices at the time, and—after microscopic analysis of color chip samples—the Museum has replicated the exact hues of the original paint. The paints were specially made for the room, with natural pigments suspended in linseed oil.

The Dutch tiles around the fireplace opening, which depict biblical scenes, are not original to this room, but rather representative of tiles that were imported in the mid-eighteenth century. The room also includes examples of early eighteenth-century decoration on painted furniture, quillwork, needlework, and ceramics.

At the time the Hewlett Room was built, painters were being influenced by materials and decorative techniques from the Far East and India as the result of trade routes that had newly opened in the previous century. Painters imitated lacquer ware with a method called "japanning," in which a dazzling array of animals, flowers, and Far Eastern figures and structures were depicted in gold leaf and paint on polished black backgrounds.





via the met museum....





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R O O M S

Richard Jackson,
rooms













"Paint, as Richard Jackson uses it, is liquid and libidinal, unruly and projectile; the spurting
lifeblood of an overly cultivated art form and a fluid to be funnelled, pumped and squirted.
Since the 1970s the West Coast American artist has mounted an intensely visceral humorous
interrogation of painting that combines the heroic and the slapstick, systematised procedure
and extreme disorder.

He has expanded the activity of painting, abandoning its conventional
tools for machines such as pumps, vehicles and even rifles to make the work."

















coming soon to pasadena!

Richard Jackson: Red Room / Green Room
June 27 - August 22
Opening: June 26, 7-9 PM
In The Pasadena Art Alliance Gallery


For Red Room / Green Room, Jackson has constructed two separate spaces, each of which is painted one of the colors in the exhibition title. Not only are the walls painted, but the floor of each space is covered with the same color as well. Visitors can only see the two spaces through tiny holes in one wall in each of the rooms.

Through each hole, the viewer is confronted by an object evoking this country’s current international military involvements. The radical contrasts between the two colors conveys a powerful sense of confrontation and emphasizes the unsettling interrelationship between the objects.
















The Laundry Room
(Kitchen)
, 2009

via Hauser and Wirth...










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