Created on 2024-01-26

The image shows a piece of art consisting of a photograph or a representation of a photograph mounted on a white background. In the photograph, there is motion blur or light painting effect likely achieved with a long exposure. The blurriness gives it an ethereal quality. The central feature of the image is a blurred text that reads "Fireworks with action." It appears to be a neon or illuminated sign with sparkling or trailing lights that give it a sense of movement and flicker, akin to the glow of fireworks. The text is red-orange with a glow, suggesting it was captured in low light, with the background mostly dark and indistinguishable due to the low exposure. Below the photo, on the white mounting paper, there is typed text that provides information about the piece: "FIREWORKS SIGN (1974) / 2' x 18' / STRONTIUM NITRATE, POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE / PROVIDENCE, R.I." This indicates the title, size, materials used, and location related to the work. On the bottom left corner, there are handwritten texts, likely the artist's signature and some annotations, which are not fully readable in this description. On the bottom right corner, there's a date written in handwriting that reads "1977".

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows a fireworks sign with the text "Fireworks Sign (1994) / 21" x 18" / Strontium Nitrate, Potassium Perchlorate / Providence, R.I." The fireworks sign appears to be glowing or illuminated, with a fiery, dynamic visual effect.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image depicts a photograph of a firework exploding in the night sky, with the words "Fireworks Sign (1974)" and "2' x 18' / Strontium Nitrate, Potassium Perchlorate / Providence, R.I." printed below it. The photograph is signed by the artist, Dennis Oppenheim, and dated 1977. * The photograph shows a firework exploding in the night sky, with the words "Fireworks Sign (1974)" and "2' x 18' / Strontium Nitrate, Potassium Perchlorate / Providence, R.I." printed below it. * The photograph is signed by the artist, Dennis Oppenheim, and dated 1977. The image appears to be a documentation of a performance art piece by Dennis Oppenheim, which involved the use of fireworks to create a sign in the night sky. The photograph captures the moment when the firework explodes, creating a burst of light and color in the darkness. The text below the photograph provides additional information about the piece, including its size, composition, and location. Overall, the image suggests that Oppenheim's work often explored themes of light, color, and performance, and that he was interested in pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms.