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29 de sept. de 2009 · Science is often an inspiration for Keith Tyson, who won the British Turner prize for contemporary visual art in 2002. For his latest work, he took this to the next level – pouring paint onto ...
13 de jun. de 2019 · Keith Tyson was awarded the Turner Prize in 2002. His work continues to explore regenerative systems of visuals and information, in hopes of making sense of the flowing continuum of the universe. MutualArt caught up with Keith as his new exhibition, Life Still, launched at Hauser and Wirth in London. Keith Tyson, Life Still (installation view).
Keith Tyson is emerging as one of the most interesting artists working today. For his solo show at the South London Gallery (SLG), Tyson has made an impressive new body of work born of his on-going fascination with complex scientific concepts. The exhibition title, Supercollider, is derived from the slang name for the CERN particle […]
24 de feb. de 2010 · Image credit: Haunch of Venison, copyright Keith Tyson 2009. If much of Keith’s work shows a great indebtedness to science and a love of it as a knowledge system, and form of enquiry about the world, some of his latest work also shows an awe-inspiring sense of nature. After all, as Keith so eloquently says, “Science and art are the ways in ...
Keith Tyson (born Keith Thomas Bower, 23 August 1969) is an English artist. In 2002, he was the winner of the Turner Prize. Tyson works in a wide range of media, including painting, drawing and installation. View full wikipedia entry.
Tyson may be playing God with this sculpture, but its tiny bits of our planet and neighbouring orbs rotate as forlornly as goldfish circling in their bowls. To the right of Field of Heaven was a huge 12-part painting, A Night in a Billion. Each framed panel is a realistically rendered fragment of a night sky bejewelled with twinkling stars.
9 de dic. de 2008 · The Turner-prizewinning artist Keith Tyson - who famously won more money by betting on himself than he did from the prize cheque - is offering a free work of art to the first 5,000 Guardian ...
