Sentences with phrase «artsy editorial»
Alex Katz has been named one of the Top 10 Living Artists of 2015 by Artsy Editorial, which arrived at the distinction through an array of online data sources.
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The first Los Angeles solo exhibition by Schulnik in nearly four years was met with strong preview support from Arrested Motion, CalArts Blog, and Artsy Editorial, which did an extensive interview feature with the artist in her studio.
Gallery artists and siblings, The Clayton Brothers are featured in a new Artsy Editorial, «For These 10 Contemporary Artists, Art Runs in the Family» by Kat Herriman.
Artsy Editorial writer Melanie Edmunds recently included Mark Moore Gallery on her shortlist of art spaces for «Multicultural and Rising Talent.»
One of my responsibilities here at Artsy Editorial is to ponder the art - historical questions that are perhaps best answered either with a raised eyebrow or by saying, «because duh, that's why.»
Four outstanding RISD alumnae were among 16 women artists recognized in an Artsy editorial for advancing design in the US.
«After Seamus Heaney, Irish Artist Sarah Dwyer Paints Her Native Country in Surreal Abstraction» Artsy Editorial, by Molly Osberg June 16, 2015
Sundberg, K. «Taking Cues from Stand - Up Comedy, Amy Feldman Whips Up Dynamic Paintings», Artsy Editorial, 5 May 2015.
Writing in an Artsy editorial, Sargent wondered if the «heavy focus on literal depictions of the black body in almost every room of the museum also runs the risk of essentializing it.»
Henry Darger Again running from forest flame (left), At Jennie Turner Vivian Girls being captured - Hanging scene (right), 1910 - 1970 «Henry Darger» at Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Paris (2015) Artsy Editorial By ALEXXA GOTTHARDT If the artist and writer Henry Darger had superpowers like the characters in his artworks,
Haystack's Open Studio Residency was among 11 of the World's Most Inspiring Design Residencies in a recent Artsy editorial.
Apr 2014 / Artsy Editorial Hybrid Bodies and Charged Narratives at David Castillo Gallery Download PDF
«A Group Show Considers Kafka's «Amerika» and Otherness in Art,» Artsy Editorial, 2014.
The John Graham booth was also featured in an Artsy editorial on March 4, 2015.
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While «Mental Maps» may reflect pop culture's growing interest in «subversive knitting» and «radical crocheting,» to borrow Alexxa Gotthardt's terms in her January 25, 2017, Artsy editorial, it's also timely in more artcentric ways.
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Jen DeNike featured a new film installation, «Antient» at the Bombay Beach Biennial, April 14 - 16, Salton Sea, CA Artsy news editorial highlights Anat Ebgi's Dallas Art...
Heather Darcy Bhandari, Director, Mixed Greens Gallery Marina Cashdan, Editorial Director, Artsy Janine Foeller and Jane Hait, Wallspace Galler Joanna Kleinberg, Adjunct Assistant Curator, Drawing Center Carin Kuoni, Director, Vera List Center for Art and Politics at the New School Melissa Levin, Director of Artists Residencies, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Rachel Liebowitz, Assistant Curator, Drawing Center Sara Reisman, Dirctor, Percent for Art and Independent Curator Amie Scally, Deputy Director / Curator, White Columns Erin Sickler, Independent Curator Lowery Stokes Sims, Chief Curator, Museum of Art and Design Michael Steinberg, Owner / Director, Michael Steinberg Fine Art and Smack Mellon Board Member Eugenie Tsai, Curator, Brooklyn Museum
Artsy news editorial highlights Anat Ebgi's Dallas Art Fair booth presentation, featuring sculptural works by An Te Liu.
A new editorial piece on mindful Internet usage written by Alexxa Gotthardt for Artsy features a still from Molly Soda's 2017 video piece, Touch to Play.
Her writings appeared in a number of publications and websites such as Frieze, Frieze Week, Artreview, Vdrome, the Exhibitionist, Artsy and Harpers Bazaar and she is part of the editorial board of The Exhibitionist journal.
On Artsy, visitors can read editorial related to contemporary African art and browse images and find galleries and artists participating in 1:54.
Mark Moore Gallery was specifically mentioned in editorial coverage by both 1st Dibs» Introspective Magazine (which featured booth works by Penelope Umbrico and David Klamen) and Artsy.
Candidate, George Philip LeBourdais, penned a timely editorial for Artsy discussing how Serra shaped the discourse about public art with the controversy over his Tilted Arc art piece in the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in lower Manhattan.