2. LINE AND SPACE

straight line- the shortest distance between two points.

The edges of Thomas Hull’s “Hyperbolic Cube” trace out a Hamilton cycle on a cube.

 

Wallaroo' by Nigel White made from scrap metal measuring 350cm x 180cm x 350cm

 

Sol LeWitt, Tower

 

Diem Chau- Crayons

 

Nicholas Galanin's book sculpture

curved line- a line having no straight part; bend having no angular part.

 

 

Victor Powel's sculpture, Earth and Sea Series

 

CORDAY'S UNE- Steel sculpture, Under the High Line at 508 West 25th Street

Amy Gordnon's Dinosaur Gourd, bronze.

 

Erik and Martin Demaine created “Natural Cycles” as part of their exploration of curved folds in origami.

vertical line- line that goes straight up and down

Vassilakis Takis, Signaux

 

Seymour Fogel, Vertical Composition II

 

Paul Matisse, the Musical Fence

 

The Parthenon- Ancient Greeks

 

Nenad Stankovic, Line

horizontal line- line that goes straight across, like a horizon.

 

Mark di Suvero, Trusspiece

 

“Stairway to the Stars”- Mark De Suvero

Danny Lane- Glass Stairway to Heaven

 

Anthony Caro, Chalk Line

 

Alexander Calder- Wire Sculpture

diagonal line- line that stretches from corner to corner.

 

Mark Di Suvero, Iroquois

 

Mark Di Suvero, Orion

 

George Rickey, Four Lines in a T

 

Mark Di Suvero, Blubber

 

Milenium Sculpture- Artist not listed

actual lines- physical lines in an art piece.

 

Mark Di Suvero, L'Allume

 

Olafur Elliason- Umschreibung

 

Robert Adams  -  'Chevron Form', 1967, bronzed steel, unique, 187 cm high

Dial of Clock in Wells Cathedral 

implied lines- A line created by movement or direction.

Vassilakis Takis, Ohne Titel (Yellow Telesculpture)

 

Kumi yamashita- Shadow illusion using a light form and metal numbers

 

Andy Goldsworthy- Untitled

 

David Alfaro- Siqueiros 

 

Philippe Faraut- Sumo

sight line- An imaginary line that is drawn between a subject and the object that he/she is looking at.

 

George Rickey - Two Lines Oblique

 

Sol Lewitt - Four-Sided Pyramid

James Gillespie, Sight Line

 

George Rickey, Three Columns

space- The boundless, three-dimensional extent in which objects and events occur and have relative position and direction.

 

Gail Smpson and Aristotle Georgides, Trogan Piggy Bank

 

Doris Kisskalt- The FlexiTube

 

 

Roosegaarde- Liquid Space 2.1

 

John Kearney- Untitled

Presence and Absence in Space- Whether an object is in a space (presence) or not in a space (absence)

 

Keith Haring, The Boxers

 

Henry Moore, Forma Squadrata

 

 

Robert Holmes "On Thin Ice"

 

Leon Underwood  -  'Weightless Rhythm', 1969, bronze, 1/7, signed, 51 cm high

Stephen Doyle- MI-A1

Open and Closed Space- Space that is either contained or not contained

 

Sol LeWitt, One-Two-One with Two-Half-Off

 

Sol LeWitt, 49 Three-part variations on Three different Kinds of cubes

Sol LeWitt, Five Modular Structures

 

Sol LeWitt, Five Towers

Robert  Adams  -  'Brown Shell', 1980, bronze, ed.6, 21 cm high

 

kinetic form- art piece that has a sense of movement or motion.

 

Moto Ohtake, Stellar Motion

 

Alexander Calder, Gallows and Lollipops

 

Interactive, kinetic sculpture "Blame"

Robot Sculpture

 

Henry Loustau- Working Bank

proximity- nearness in space or the state of being near sb/sth in distance.

 

Jean Tinguely, Fragment from Homage to New York

Jean Tinguely, Narva

 

Interactive, kinetic sculpture "Blame"

 

 

San Diego Local- Sandlot

closure- a narrowing of a gap.

 

Jesus Rafael Soto, Nylon Cube

 

Jason DeCaires Taylor

 

Haroshi- Apple

 

Closure- Donald Foxley