Sentences with phrase «alice gallery»
Yanai has exhibited at the Velan Center for Contemporary Art, Turin; Rothschild 69 Kunsthalle, Hangar Bicocca, Milan; The Spaceship on Hayarkon 70, Ashdod Museum of Art, Charlotte Fogh Gallery, Aarhus, DeBuck Gallery, ALICE Gallery, Brussels; and Le Coeur, Paris, among others.
http://www.milesmcenery.com/
There will also be «A booklet is published on the occasion of this second solo show by Boris Tellegen at ALICE Gallery.
Not exact matches
Amy Sherald, WHAT»S DIFFERENT ABOUT ALICE IS THAT SHE HAS THE MOST INCISIVE WAY OF TELLING THE TRUTH, 2017, oil on canvas, 1.4 x 1.1 m. Courtesy: the artist and Monique Meloche Gallery, New York
Foxy Production is pleased to announce «human sheep brain «alice in wonderland» Americana», Petra Cortright's second solo exhibition at the gallery.
Tagged as: Alex Gulla, Alfredo Jaar, alice aycock, and Feminist Curators United, Annabel Daou, Annie Lapin, Antonio Lopez, artcritical, Avelino Sala, Ayana Evans, barbara hammer, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn Institute for Social Research, Brooklyn Public Library, Carlos Aires, Celia Eslamieh Shomal, Chris Jones, Christophe Thompson, Cleverson De Oliviera, Curatorial Activism: Toward an Ethics of Curating, cyborgs, Dalia Amara, Damián Ontiveros, David Cohen, David Humphrey, Decolonize this Place, Dread Scott, Dune Studios, Dweck Cultural Center, e-flux, El Museo Del Barrio, Ellie Ga, Emily Roysdon, Enrique Jezek, Federico Solmi, Ferran Martin, Filip Noterdaeme, Florencia Escudero, GALA Committee, Gitte Sætre, Grand Arts, Hector Madera, Isaac Julien, Ivaylo Hristov, Jasa Mrevlje, Jersey City, Jim Costanzo / Aaron Burr Society, Joaquín Segura, Johan Wahlstrom, John Salvest, Jorge Tacla, Josechu Davila, Julia San Martin, Julie Mehretu, kader attia, Kai Altoff, Kathy Caraccio, Kendell Geers, Kyle Goen, Laurel Nakadate, Marc Straus, MARC STRAUS Gallery, Marco Maggi, Maria Buszek, Marian Goodman, Marisa Jahn, Martha Rosler, martin creed, Maura Reilly, Mel Chin, Michael Jones McKean, Miguel Rodríguez Sepúlveda, moma, moma ps1, Mona Saeed Kamal, Norma Vila Rivero, Paddy Johnson, Paolo Cirio, Pasha Radetzki, Patrice Renee Washington, Patricia Cronin, Patrick Hamilton, printmaking, red bull studios, Regina José Galindo, Riiko Sakkinen, Roberto Visani, Rosemarie Fiore, Ruben Verdu, S & P Stanikas, Salon 94, Sascha Braunig, Selena Gallery, Shahram Entekhabi, Stefano Cagol, Stephen Lichty, Stony Brook, tania bruguera, Tavares Strachan, Terence Trouillot, Teresa Margolles, The Feminist Art Project, The Propeller Group, the Women's Action Coalition, Tim Rollins & K.O.S., Tyler Coburn, underdonk, Wafaa Bilal, Whitebox, William Pope L, Wojtek Ulrich, Word Bookstore
Tagged as: alice aycock, andrea meislin gallery, Andrea Rosen, Artur Żmijewski, barnaby furnace, carroll dunham, cellblock 1, David Humphrey, Ed Ruscha, Fredericks & Freiser, Gagosian Gallery, gary simmons, Gladstone Gallery, Keith Sonnier, kelley walker, Marianne Boesky, Mary Boone Gallery, Metro Pictures, michal chelbin, peter halley, robert hobbs, Robert Motherwell, We gallery, Andrea Rosen, Artur Żmijewski, barnaby furnace, carroll dunham, cellblock 1, David Humphrey, Ed Ruscha, Fredericks & Freiser, Gagosian Gallery, gary simmons, Gladstone Gallery, Keith Sonnier, kelley walker, Marianne Boesky, Mary Boone Gallery, Metro Pictures, michal chelbin, peter halley, robert hobbs, Robert Motherwell, We Gallery, gary simmons, Gladstone Gallery, Keith Sonnier, kelley walker, Marianne Boesky, Mary Boone Gallery, Metro Pictures, michal chelbin, peter halley, robert hobbs, Robert Motherwell, We Gallery, Keith Sonnier, kelley walker, Marianne Boesky, Mary Boone Gallery, Metro Pictures, michal chelbin, peter halley, robert hobbs, Robert Motherwell, We Gallery, Metro Pictures, michal chelbin, peter halley, robert hobbs, Robert Motherwell, We Went To
WILLIAM TILLYER / ALICE OSWALD: NOBODY Apr 27 - Jun 30, 2018 Bernard Jacobson Gallery is delighted to invite you to the Private view of Nobody, an exhibition of new work by William Tillyer created in collaboration with the poet, Alice Oswald.