She graduated with a BFA in painting and began teaching online a few years later.

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The paradox of looking out and looking back is explored in her installation piece for Taipei 101, Dialogue between Yin and Yang (2002). [8] For the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Horn was commissioned to create the steel sculpture L'Estel Ferit. Some of these pieces are Cockfeather (1971), Cockfeather Mask (1973), Cockatoo Mask (1973), and Paradise Widow (1975).

Rebecca exhibits regularly and has shown nationally and internationally. big little love. There is another piece that she did that is very similar to this one.

The ceaseless activity of my coastal scenes has led critics to call me 'the modern day Lowry' after the great L.S.Lowry, trading the industrial North for my homeland on the South Coast. Price $135.00. To point out problem areas and help you recognize your successes! Overall (we) would rate our experience as 5/5...The excursions added a nice touch...Not enough hours in the day...We will highly recommend this special vacation. Today, she sells work, shows in galleries, and teaches others how to grow and improve their art skills!

In what amounted to over ten years of life in New York, Horn undertook the production of highly narrative, full-length films, and incorporated the sculptures and movements from her earlier work into this new context of film, transforming their significance. [8] Its subject is a woman who is described by Horn as "very bourgeois", "21 years-old and ready to marry.

Another piece that involves the illusion of feeling and one's hand is Feather Fingers.

With that in mind, I create courses designed to avoid all the most common mistakes that distract people from creating beautiful portraits, and focus on the important stuff! [13] For Buster’s Bedroom und Roussel, she collaborated with German writer Martin Mosebach on the respective screenplays. Try it!! Rebecca welcomes collaborations and is currently open to commissions. Have you ever tried to learn something new ALL BY YOURSELF? Many Horn works also explore ambiguities in the idea of lenses. But more than that, I teach folks just like you to draw and paint lifelike portraits — quicker and more enjoyably than you ever thought possible! [26] In 2012, Horn received the Austrian Decoration for Science and Art. [1] She was later awarded the 2010 Praemium Imperiale in Sculpture and the Grande Médaille des Arts Plastiques 2011 from the Académie d’Architecture de Paris. In the late sixties she began creating performance art and continued to use bodily extensions. We were always traveling somewhere else, speaking something else. Among others, she created a machine to mimic the human act of painting in The Little Painting School Performs a Waterfall (1988).

The final and most important pillar for successful learning is support and critique. In 1968 Horn produced her first body sculptures, in which she attached objects and instruments to the human body, taking as her theme the contact between a person and his or her environment.

Sometimes her poetry is influenced by her work, and on many occasions it has inspired her work. Rebecca Horn is the subject of a book entitled The Glance of Infinity.

I am an artist based near Exeter, in the South West of England, inspired by horses and people, and the dramatic landscape around me. In Weimar, the Concert for Buchenwald was composed on the premises of a former tram depot. Rebecca produces affordable art for interiors; specifically large, abstract landscapes and skyscapes. When touching the opposite arm with these feather fingers one can feel the touch on the left arm and of the fingers on the right hand moving as if to touch the left arm but it is instead the feathers which make contact. She continues to gain technical skill while exploring her place in the art world. Horn continued to explore the image of feathers in her works of the 1970s and 1980s.

Recent projects have explored themes as diverse as WW1 to Grimm’s fairy tales. She continues to gain technical skill while exploring her place in the art world.

Living in Germany after the end of World War II greatly affected the liking she took to drawing. Finger Gloves is a performance piece and the main prop of that performance piece and was done in 1972. Website Disclaimer - Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy. And that’s especially true for art! After owning a business for holistic care and working as an Environmental Monitor,  took on painting as her primary focus since 2014. "[5], After leaving the sanatorium Horm began using soft materials, creating sculptures informed by her illness and long convalescence.[1]. [16] In 1993 the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, mounted a mid-career retrospective organized by Germano Celant and Nancy Spector, which traveled to the Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven; Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin; Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna; Tate Gallery and Serpentine Gallery, London; and Musée de Grenoble. Germans were hated. She has also collaborated with Jannis Kounellis and produced some films, including the film Buster's Bedroom (1990) which was shot by the Academy Award-winning Sven Nykvist and stars Donald Sutherland, Geraldine Chaplin, and Martin Wuttke. My current body of work is driven by my desire to continue to have a positive impact on the environment. It’s really hard to grow a skill in a vacuum.

(1972). Price $1,950.00. A number of Horn’s mechanised sculptures appear in her films, notably The Feathered Prison Fan (1978)—covered in large overlapping fans that is big enough to enclose an adult inside—in Der Eintänzer and The Peacock Machine (1979–80), another sculpture that folds and unfolds beautiful white peacock plumage in La Ferdinanda.[14].

In this piece she made more finger extension gloves, but this time measured it so that they specifically fit the selected space. Rebecca Holden is a New Zealand visual artist who works predominantly in painting and drawing to weave rich visual narratives. June 2018, Tree Emergency Response Team-Elisabeth Jones Art Center-Portland, Or. Signup for Updates, Latest Works and News Get New Art Alerts.

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These straps are almost identical to the ones in Frida Kahlo's painting Broken Column. Rebecca has taken workshops and classes from well known artists. I was awarded the Fine Art Trade Guild business award in the category of Best Selling Up and Coming Artist 2008 and Best Selling British Artist 2010.