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Sarah Sze, rue de Ponthieu, Paris, May 23–July 18, 2020

Sarah Sze, rue de Ponthieu, Paris, May 23–July 18, 2020

Sarah Sze, Rome, October 13, 2018–January 26, 2019

Sarah Sze, Rome, October 13, 2018–January 26, 2019

Sarah Sze Implants a Fragmented Installation of Individual Mirrors in a Lush Hudson Valley Landscape

Sarah Sze Implants a Fragmented Installation of Individual Mirrors in a Lush Hudson Valley Landscape

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'We Have So Much Illusion': Watch Artist Sarah Sze Blend the Tactility of Organic Materials With the Intangibility of Images

'We Have So Much Illusion': Watch Artist Sarah Sze Blend the Tactility of Organic Materials With the Intangibility of Images

Presented in American Sign Language (ASL), this video featuring Joyce Hom reflects on key artworks from the exhibition, “Sarah Sze: Timelapse.” | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Presented in American Sign Language (ASL), this video featuring Joyce Hom reflects on key artworks from the exhibition, “Sarah Sze: Timelapse.” | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

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Sarah Sze: 'You mark time through objects' | Tate

Sarah Sze: 'You mark time through objects' | Tate

Sarah Sze began an ongoing series of immersive multimedia installations titled "Timekeepers." In these works, she combines everyday objects with whirling video projections of things in motion. Sze observes, "You feel as though you are standing in the middle of a constructed world, similar to being inside a planetarium." The chance convergences between objects—a table from Sze's studio, scraps of paper, shards of mirrored glass, potted plants—and images in the work invoke tension and confusion be

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Sarah Sze: New Works, Basel, September 20–November 13, 2021

Sarah Sze: The Meaning Between Things

👀 Take a closer look at Sarah Sze’s ‘Seamless’ 1999, currently on free display at Tate Modern. 🏭 Inspired by painting and architecture, Sze uses everyday objects such as ladders, lights, clips, and brushes, to blur the lines between visual appearance and practical use. 🖌️🪜 https://bit.ly/3YOdYqb | Tate

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Who's seen Sarah Sze's 'Seamless' at Tate Modern? The title of Sze's sculpture refers to the way it sweeps across the room in a way that appears seamless. Expanding into doorways, corners and even the space behind the walls, it draws attention to the architecture of the gallery. In this video Sze describes the sculpture as a 'tool for understanding space and time'. Explore the work free on level four of Tate Modern. http://bit.ly/2LrblqL | Tate

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How we experience time and memory through art

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Sarah Sze’s “Slice (2023)” is a towering, scaffold-like structure made of mundane objects and photographs, seeming on the verge of falling apart. “There's a sense that any wind could just topple it,” says the artist in our new “Extended Play” film. “That's really the cusp that I'm interested in meeting where things are right at the point of coming together but really at this fragile point where you could imagine them falling apart at any time.” Watch → https://a21.tv/SzeTime “Sarah Sze: Timelaps

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Where do you find inspiration at The Met? ✨ Join artist Sarah Sze as she explores new additions to The Met's collection that inspire her work. 🎨 Intan (Japanese, active 13th century). The Bodhisattva Jizō, 1291. Japanese cypress wood (hinoki) with polychrome pigments, gold paint (kindei), cut gold leaf (kirikane), and rock-crystal eyes. 🎨 Attributed to Miguel Gonzalez (Mexican, active 1692–1704). The Adoration of the Magi, ca. 1695–1700. Oil on wood, inlaid with mother-of-pearl, gold. 🎨 Rache

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Every action has an equal and opposite reaction, right? Watch Ekta’s unexpected reaction which made Sumeet go, “Yeh biwiyan kis mitti ki bani hain yaar?” Well, Sumeet Vyas and Ekta Kaul, we’ll let the viewers decide whose side they are on 😅. Let us know in the comments below 🤺 The complete story? Find out on youtube.com/brewhahatime. Episode two out now on BrewHaHa YouTube Channel #mCaffeine #WhatsBrewing #BrewHaHa #SumeetVyas #EktaKaul #CoupleGoals #ValentinesDay #Valentines #ValentinesGift |

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Sarah Sze emphasizes how both art and architecture impact one’s experience of the world in her 2023 exhibition, “Timelapse.” “Every artwork is a timekeeper,” says Sarah Sze in our newly released “Extended Play” film. “It's a time capsule of what it means to be alive.” Watch → https://a21.tv/SzeTime “Sarah Sze: Timelapse” is on view at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum now through September 10, 2023. | Art21

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Sarah Sze discusses her 2024 installation ‘Slow Dance,’ on view at the Nasher through August 18, 2024.✨ | Nasher Sculpture Center

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How We See the World, Sarah Sze — Art21

Sarah Sze's 2013 U.S. Venice Biennale Installation Coming Home

Through immersive installations such as "Second Studio" (2015), Sarah Sze explores the fragmented relationship to illusionistic images by arranging paint skins, torn paper images, and other materials, focusing attention on each object's materiality. "We have so much illusion, but we don't have touch, and we don't have taste, and we don't have smell," said the artist. "We don't have that intimacy with images." Watch → https://a21.tv/SzeSeeTheWorld | Art21

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“There’s this evolution of how the piece can be alive” - Sarah Sze on the shifting ways visitors can experience Metronome at the Waiting Room, Peckham Rye Station. The full interview with Sarah Sze was filmed by @father_of_dawdlers at The Waiting Room, and is available exclusively on @bloombergconnects. The interview, filmed at The Waiting Room, is available exclusively on Bloomberg Connects. Access the full video, exhibition guides and more on the free app: https://app.bloombergconnects.org/bfL

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Visual Art Professor Sarah Sze in Solo Exhibition ‘Night into Day’ | School of the Arts

sarah sze embeds mirrored installation into storm king art center's landscape

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sarah sze: still life with landscape at the high line

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Sarah Sze’s Triple Point

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