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Teresita Fernandez

Teresita Fernandez

Teresita Fernández Constructs Glittering and Dynamic Multi-Media Installations

Teresita Fernández Artworks at Lehman Maupin, Hong Kong, and Mass MoCA

“ The art: Teresita Fernandez, Fire, The news: “The Fires This Time,” by Timothy Egan for the New York Times. The source: Collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

<i>Mare Rubrum</i>, 2009; blown glass, glass cane, resin and steel; 55.25 x 24.5 x 6 inches

Shayna Leib wall sculpture made from bendable wire. Title: Mare Rubrum (Red Sea) It looks like a little wall garden.

Chiaru Shiato: Hilos entramados | Crítica arte y moda

Chiaru Shiato: Hilos entramados

Kate Sierzputowski:“Installation Artist Chiharu Shiota Casts a Tangled Web of Thread and Keys at This Year’s Venice Art Biennale The 2015 Venice Art Biennale is home to Chiharu Shiota‘s ‘The Key in.

Art Setouchi - October, November & December 2011
10048 I by Linda Levin (Art Quilt) | Artful Home

10048 I by Linda Levin (Fiber Wall Hanging

New York – Teresita Fernández: “Night Writing” at Lehmann Maupin Chrystie Street Through October 2012

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// "inspired by the beautiful night sky, american artist teresita fernandez’s one-of-a-kind pulp work features designs reminiscent of starry constellations, where viewers can change the reflected colours and light in the mirror through their movements." time out singapore

View Teresita Fernández's 36 artworks on artnet. From exhibitions to biography, news to auction prices, learn about the artist and see available sculpture for sale.

Teresita Fernández - Artists - Lehmann Maupin
Teresita Fernández, ‘Golden (Obsidian Sea)’, 2014

From MASS MoCA, Teresita Fernández, Golden (Obsidian Sea) Gold chroming and India ink on wood panel, 64 × 80 in

teresita fernandez, mass moca. as above so below

Artist Teresita Fernández Transforms New York’s Madison Square Park

Teresita Fernandez, percepción y psicología

Teresita Fernández Constructs Glittering and Dynamic Multi-Media Installations

Fire (2005), a sculpture of silk yarn on a steel armature (left). Pyrite and India ink are among her materials (right). Photos, from left: Courtesy of Teresita Fernández and Lehmann Maupin, New York and Hong Kong
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