Sentences with phrase «david ebony»

Critic David Ebony calls Lisa Mackie's exhibition at the June Kelly Gallery one of the «top 10 New York gallery shows for September» in ArtNet News as she allows «her imagination to run free in a wide array of abstract and figurative compositions.»

A fully illustrated catalogue will accompany the exhibition with an essay by art critic, David Ebony.

(Other shows in David Ebony's Top Ten are Roman Opalka at Dominique Lévy, Paul Graham at Pace, Nick Cave at Jack Shainman, Roxy Paine at Marianne Boesky, Monika Sosnowska at Hauser & Wirth, Morris Louis at Mnuchin, Derrick Adams at Tilton, Nicholas Krushenick at Garth Greenan, Prune Nourry at China Institute.)

Total Surface: Barnett Newman's Late Work / Interviews with Michelle White and Bradford A. Epley by David Ebony

David Ebony is currently a Contributing Editor of Art in America magazine.

«David Ebony's Top 10 Picks from the Art Show».

«David Ebony's New York Top Ten: Elizabeth Murray at PaceWildenstein» (exhibition review).

David Ebony writes that the «long overdue» exhibition is a «sprawling and dazzling survey» of Wong's work.

Critic Peter Plagens in his Wall Street Journal review of her May 2015 Lehmann Maupin gallery solo show claims it was the best gallery painting exhibition he's seen «in a long while,» and David Ebony rated it No. 2 in his list of «Top 10 New York Gallery Shows for May.»

«David Ebony's Top 10 New York Gallery Shows for May.»

Milton Avery: Early Works on Paper and Late Paintings is accompanied by a catalogue with essays by noted scholars and critics Eliza Rathbone, William C. Agee, and David Ebony.

The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue with an essay by David Ebony.

David Ebony — In the mid 1930s, the years leading up to World War II, America's great socialist moment was underway.

The Legacy of Black Mountain College — An Experiment in Higher Education: Interview with Ruth Erickson by David Ebony

Essay «Larry Poons at Full Throttle» by David Ebony, 2004 (illust.

Larry Poons / Mercurial Genius, Text by David Ebony, Published by Bernard Jacobson Gallery, London, 2002.

David Ebony — One of the most prestigious exhibitions of contemporary art the U.S. has to offer, the Whitney Biennial claims to be a bellwether for new trends, important young artists and all sorts...

Comprised of paintings, drawings, limited - edition prints and sculpture, the chosen works were selected from over 600 submissions by jurors David Ebony, Matthew Flowers, Carrie Rebora Barratt, and Steven Zevitas.

Polly Apfelbaum's solo exhibition The Potential of Women reviewed by David Ebony in Art in America.

«Lee Stoetzel: Cubist Western» Tricia Collins Contemporary Art 6/5 -7 / 31/1998 (Reviews by Devon Dikeou in zingmagazine, David Ebony in Artnet, press release) 1998

DAVID EBONY is a contributing editor of Art in America.

David Ebony seems to like the show, claiming Robinson infused some heart into pop subject matter.

As she later recounted to the writer David Ebony, Larsen «hung skeins of brightly colored wool over long dowels suspended between chairs.

at the Drawing Center organized by curator Claire Gilman was reviewed by David Ebony in Art in America.

Martha Tuttle is a New York - based artist whose solo debut, Martha Tuttle: Metaxu, at Tilton Gallery in New York, brought her most recent body of work critical attention, with David Ebony describing it as «understated and graceful» in his «Top 10 New York Gallery Shows This Winter.»

3, 106 - 109 Cash, Stephanie and David Ebony.

Emily Mason: The Fifth Element, a comprehensive treatment of her work by Art in America associate managing editor David Ebony, was published in 2006 by George Braziller publishers.

David Ebony of Art in America has named Fleisher / Ollman Gallery one of the ten best booths at this year's Armory Show Modern.

Loretta Howard, of Jacobson Howard Gallery; Marcia Vertrcoq, Editor of Art in America; Bruce Mundt, David Ebony, Critic and Editor of Art in America; and Jenny Dixon, Director of the Noguchi Museum

Art in America: Robert Baribeau 1980 - NOW, Reviewed by David Ebony This recent show of Robert Baribeau's colorful, richly textured abstract compositions at first appeared as an amalgam of postwar painting styles.

AICA - USA member David Ebony has posted his interview with the curatorial trio of this year's Whitney Biennial at Yale@Rtbooks.

Tuchman, Phyllis, essay; preface by David Ebony, in Larry Poons: New Paintings.

2017 Schwabsky, Barry and David Ebony.

Art critic David Ebony writes: «Based on the fifteen paintings on view (all 2017), Chia is a venerable master.

MEDITATION MEDIATION A project conceived by Daniel Rothbart Performance collaborations with sculpture by Joan Bankemper Boshko Boskovic Sean Carrillo Brian Dewan David Ebony Peter Fend Jane Fire Anthony Haden - Guest Bibbe Hansen... Continue reading →

Stephanie Cash and David Ebony, «Artworld,» Art in America (June 2002): 144.

Not exact matches

Names read during tonight's ceremony (includes but not limited to Charleston massacre victims and lives from Queens lost due to gun violence): Andre Hakiem Sanders (Dre Most); Andre Simpson; Angel Figuero; Angela Worthy; Anthony (Face) Robinson; Anthony Clark; Anthony Robinson; Antrone Simpson; Benny Goodman; Carl C.J. Fuller Jr.; Christopher Hall; Cody Khan; Colbert Johnston; Corey Davis; Corey Ramone Davis; Curtis Purnell Williams; Cynthia Hurd; Daesean Hill; Dallas Gilchrist; Dalu Grey; Dane Freeman; Darkim; Darrell Lynch; Darryl Adams; David Alston; David Marshall; Deja Robinson; Derrick Moore; Detective Keith Williams; Dontae Smith; Donzel Chesson; Ebony Williams; Edward Smith; Elrick Hopkins; Eric Smith; Ethel Lance; Greg Mobley; Gregory Mobley; Jahad Marshall; JaJa Shahada Ramibey; Jamel Green; James Paulin; James T. Richberg II.; Jeffrey Bellamy; Jerwaine Gorman; Julian McGhee; Julian Smith; Julio Walker; Karim H. Titus; Kedrick Ali Morrow Jr.; Keith Murrell; Kevin L. Miller Jr.; Larry Brown (Jamel); Larry Rhodes; Laseam Hogan; LaTina Irene Bilbro; Lee Smith; Lemarr Wilson; Leta Webb; Lionel Pickens (Chinx); Michael Sanders; Myra Thompson; Nelville Ward; Nomar Anderson; Orian Alexis Forbes; Orin Hogan; Paul T. Smith (Smitty); Raheem Wallace; Raheem Wallace; Raymond Rogers (Freaky Tah); Rayquon Elliot (Stack Bundles); Rev Clementa Pinckney; Rev Daniel Simmons Sr.; Rev Depayne Middleton - Doctor; Rev Sharonda Coleman - Singleton; Richie Myers; Ron «Du» Baldwin; Sean Bell; Shakim Fields; Sharrod Harris; Shawn Owen Plummer; Shonnon K. Day Sr.; Susie Jackson; Taurus Madden; Terence Burt; Terrell Fountain; Tony L. Blue; Tony McFadden Jr.; Troy Singleton; Tyquan Jackson; Tysheen Coakley; Tywanza Sanders.

Lenny (Sandler) is a successful Hollywood agent with a hot wife (Salma Hayek Pinault) who is a clothing designer; Kurt (Chris Rock) is a househusband who gets his jollies watching Rachael Ray and has a live - in - mother - in - law (Ebony Jo - Ann); Rob (Rob Schneider) has been divorced a couple of times but is currently wedded to a women twice (perhaps thrice) his age (Gloria Van Patten); Eric (James) is a successful businessman with a hot wife (Maria Bello); and Marcus (David Spade) is a tailchasing confirmed bachelor.

In a twist that nods in the direction of «Midsummer» (apparently a key influence on the script by David Berenbaum, Irene Mecchi and first - time feature director Gary Rydstrom), Roland, still bent on winning Marianne's hand and the crown that comes with it, decides to exploit the good - natured Sunny (Elijah Kelley), a diminutive, ebony - skinned elf who has unrequited feelings for Dawn.

2002 Ebony, David, essay in Larry Poons: Mercurial Genius.

Zarouhie Abdalian (b. 1982) USA (New Orleans) Terry Adkins (1953 - 2014) USA Manal Al Dowayan (b. 1973) SAUDI ARABIA Tarsila do Amaral (1886 - 1973) BRAZIL Firelei Báez (b. 1981) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Shigeru Ban (b. 1957) JAPAN Jean - Michel Basquiat (1960 - 1988) USA Zarina Bhimji (b. 1963) UGANDA McArthur Binion (b. 1946) USA Douglas Bourgeois (b. 1951) USA (New Orleans) Mohamed Bourouissa (b. 1978) ALGERIA Frederick J. Brown (1945 - 2012) USA Huguette Caland (b. 1931) LEBANON Keith Calhoun (b. 1957) USA (New Orleans) Mary Ellen Carroll (b. 1961) USA Ed Clark (b. 1926) USA (New Orleans) Thomas Joshua Cooper (b. 1946) USA William Cordova (b. 1971) PERU Liu Ding (b. 1976) CHINA Monir Farmanfarmaian (b. 1923) IRAN Andrea Fraser (b. 1965) USA Charles Gaines (b. 1944) USA Theaster Gates (b. 1973) USA Paul Gauguin (1848 - 1903) FRANCE Jeffrey Gibson (b. 1972) USA Piero Golia (b. 1974) ITALY Camille Henrot (b. 1978) FRANCE Lonnie Holley (b. 1950) USA Pieter Hugo (b. 1976) SOUTH AFRICA Yun - Fei Ji (b. 1963) CHINA Remy Jungerman (b. 1959) SURINAME Glenn Kaino (b. 1972) USA Lucia Koch (b. 1966) BRAZIL Hew Locke (b. 1959) UNITED KINGDOM Los Jaichackers: Julio Cesar Morales (b. 1966) MEXICO and Eamon Ore - Girón (b. 1973) USA Sophie T. Lvoff (b. 1986) USA (New Orleans) Antonio Vega Macotela (b. 1980) MEXICO Kerry James Marshall (b. 1955) USA Chandra McCormick (b. 1957) USA (New Orleans) Tameka Norris (b. 1979) GUAM / USA (New Orleans) with Garrett Bradley (b. 1986) USA (New Orleans) Akosua Adoma Owusu (b. 1984) USA Ebony G. Patterson (b. 1981) JAMAICA Hayal Pozanti (b. 1983) TURKEY The Propeller Group: Phunam (b. 1974) VIETNAM; Matt Lucero (b. 1976) USA; Tuan Andrew Nguyen (b. 1976) VIETNAM; with Christopher Myers (b. 1974) USA Pushpamala N. (b. 1956) INDIA Joe Ray (b. 1944) USA Will Ryman (b. 1969) USA Analia Saban (b. 1980) ARGENTINA Lisa Sigal (b. 1962) USA Gary Simmons (b. 1960) USA Herbert Singleton (1945 - 2007) USA (New Orleans) Lucien Smith (b. 1989) USA Tavares Strachan (b. 1979) BAHAMAS Agus Suwage (b. 1959) INDONESIA Alma Thomas (1891 - 1978) USA Antonio Vega Macotela (b. 1980) MEXICO Carrie Mae Weems (b. 1953) USA Entang Wiharso (b. 1967) INDONESIA David Zink Yi (b. 1973) PERU

-- Ebony, David.

The 2015 Auction will feature artworks by Renate Aller, Abdolreza Aminlari, Kamrooz Aram, Doug Ashford, John Baldessari, Tina Barney, Alex Beard, John Dante Bianchi, Sarah Braman, Suzette Bross, Christo, Paula Crown, Elena Damiani, Marcel Dzama, Dan Graham, Jesse Greenberg, Nadia Haji Omar, Jeppe Hein, JPW3, Glenn Kaino, David Kennedy Cutler, Curtis Kulig, Agnieszka Kurant, Justine Kurland, Robert Longo, Eddie Martinez, Servane Mary, Hugo McCloud, Duane Michals, Ebony G. Patterson, Raymond Pettibon, Hayal Pozanti, Clifford Ross, Aaron Sandnes, Davina Semo, Laurie Simmons, William Wegman, Richard Wentworth, B. Wurtz, and more.

Thank you to Renate Aller, Abdolreza Aminlari, Kamrooz Aram, Doug Ashford, John Baldessari, Tina Barney, Alex Beard, John Dante Bianchi, Sarah Braman, Suzette Bross, Christo, Paula Crown, Elena Damiani, Marcel Dzama, Dan Graham, Jesse Greenberg, Nadia Haji Omar, Jeppe Hein, JPW3, Glenn Kaino, David Kennedy Cutler, Curtis Kulig, Agnieszka Kurant, Justine Kurland, Robert Longo, Eddie Martinez, Servane Mary, Hugo McCloud, Duane Michals, Ebony G. Patterson, Hayal Pozanti, Clifford Ross, Aaron Sandnes, Davina Semo, Laurie Simmons, William Wegman, Richard Wentworth, and B.Wurtz.

Alexander, Elizabeth, Romi Crawford, Siobhan Carter - David, Thelma Golden, Lauren Haynes, and Hank Willis Thomas, Speaking of People: Ebony, Jet and Contemporary Art, published by Studio Museum Harlem, New York, NY, 2015

Artists: Zarouhie Abdalian, Terry Adkins, Manal Al Dowayan, Tarsila do Amaral, Firelei Báez, Shigeru Ban, Jean - Michel Basquiat, Zarina Bhimji, McArthur Binion, Douglas Bourgeois, Mohamed Bourouissa, Frederick J. Brown, Huguette Caland, Keith Calhoun, Mary Ellen Carroll, Ed Clark, Thomas Joshua Cooper, William Cordova, Liu Ding, Monir Farmanfarmaian, Andrea Fraser, Charles Gaines, Theaster Gates, Paul Gauguin, Jeffrey Gibson, Piero Golia, Camille Henrot, Lonnie Holley, Pieter Hugo, Yun - Fei Ji, Remy Jungerman, Glenn Kaino, Lucia Koch, Hew Lock, Los Jaichackers, Julio Cesar Morales, Eamon Ore - Girón, Sophie T. Lvoff, Kerry James Marshall, Chandra McCormick, Tameka Norris, Garrett Bradley, Akosua Adoma Owusu, Ebony G. Patterson, Hayal Pozanti, The Propeller Group, Phunam, Matt Lucero, Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Christopher Myers, Pushpamala N., Clare ARNI, Joe Ray, Will Ryman, Analia Saban, Lisa Sigal, Gary Simmons, Herbert Singleton, Lucien Smith, Tavares Strachan, Agus Suwage, Alma Thomas, Antonio Vega Macotela, Carrie Mae Weems, Entang Wiharso, David Zink Yi

Tags: Agus Suwage, AIA New Orleans, Akosua Adoma Owusu, Alma Thomas, Analia Saban, Andrea Fraser, Antonio Vega Macotela, Ashé Cultural Arts Center, Biennial, Camille Henrot, Carrie Mae Weems, Chandra McCormick, Charles Gaines, Christopher Myers, Clare ARNI, Contemporary Arts Center New Orleans, David Zink Yi, Douglas Bourgeois, Eamon Ore - Girón, Ebony G. Patterson, Ed Clark, Entang Wiharso, Firelei Báez, Frederick J. Brown, Garrett Bradley, Gary Simmons, Glenn Kaino, Group Show, Hayal Pozanti, Herbert Singleton, Hew Lock, Huguette Caland, Institution, Issac Delgado Art Gallery, Jean - Michel Basquiat, Jeffrey Gibson, Joan Mitchell Center Studios, Joe Ray, Julio Cesar Morales, Keith Calhoun, Kerry James Marshall, Lisa Sigal, Liu Ding, Longue Vue House and Gardens, Lonnie Holley, Los Jaichackers, Lucia Koch, Lucien Smith, Manal Al Dowayan, Mary Ellen Carroll, Matt Lucero, May Gallery & Residency, McArthur Binion, Mohamed Bourouissa, Monir Farmanfarmaian, New Orleans, New Orleans African American Museum, New Orleans Museum of Art, Newcomb Art Gallery, Paul Gauguin, Phunam, Piero Golia, Pieter Hugo, Prospect, Prospect New Orleans, Pushpamala N., Remy Jungerman, Shigeru Ban, Sophie T. Lvoff, Tameka Norris, Tarsila do Amaral, Tavares Strachan, Terry Adkins, The Exchange Gallery, The George and Leah McKenna Museum of African American Art, The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, The Propeller Group, Theaster Gates, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Tuan Andrew Nguyen, United States, Uno St. Claude Art Gallery, Will Ryman, William Cordova, Yun - Fei Ji, Zarina Bhimji, Zarouhie Abdalian

, Akiko Ichikawa, Tomashi Jackson, Shani Jamila, Steffani Jemison, Olalekan Jeyifous, Ann Johnson, Leon Johnson, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Rashid Johnson, Olivia Johnston, Ayesha Jordan, David Joseph Jr, Dana Kane, Gautam Kansara, Kylene Kasch, Jerry Kearns, Coby Kennedy, Leslie Kerby, Basil Kincaid, Noelle King, Nsenga Knight, Mensa Kondo, Sandra Koponen, Anthony Lee, JC Lenochan, Jeremy Levine, Lmnopi, Dave Loewenstein, Vidho Lorville, Miguel Luciano, Wolf Luman, Kara Lynch, Jason Maas, Nina Macintosh, Maya Mackrandilal, Rhasaan Manning, Christina Massey, Rose Materdomini, McCallum and Tarry, Bud McNichol, Myra Miller, Al Miller, Amaris Modesto, Mario Moore, Ti - Rock Moore, Nyeema Morgan, Margaret Murphy, NCA 2nd Period Dance Class, NYC Solidarity with Palestine, Doris Neidl, NYC Solidarity with Palestine, Christopher Oates, Dawline - Jane Oni - Eseleh, Shaw Osha, Zakiya Owens, Mario Padilla, Kwan Taeck Park, Jason Patterson, Jessica Ann Peavy, Joshua Peters, Andrew Phan, Mary Pinto, Terrance Pitts, Jenny Polak, Carol Quint, Sarah Quinter, Issa Randall, Kameelah Rasheed, Nadine Renazile, Ayla Rexroth, Roberto Rischmaui, Shellyne Rodriguez, Benjamin Rojas, Margaret Roleke, Bayete Ross Smith, Russ Rowland, Jaffia Royes, Jude Rubenstein, Cynthia Ruse, Ashleigh Sampson, Sarah Sandman, Romulo Sans, Mariel Santana, SOL» SAX, Cesali Scarola, Dread Scott, Alex Seel, Jean Seestadt, Jessica Segall, Beldan Sezen, Rudy Shepherd, Greg Sholette, Kim Sillen, Jeffrey Sims, Monifa Skerritt - Perry, Sable Smith, Mariangeles Soto - Diaz, Fedele Spadafora, Savannah Spirit, Kurt Steger, Preach Sun, Dan Tague, Megan Tatem, Mirland Terlonge, Hank Willis Thomas, Ebony Thompson, Melissa Vandenberg, Kelly Vetter, Dareece Walker, Jordan Weber, Leila Weefur, Daryl Wells, Nafis White, Michelle Williams, Divine Williams, JB Wilson, Spencer Wolff, Jave Yoshimoto, Or Zubalsky + Huong Ngô, Sarah Zucker

With sales foremost in mind, much that was brought was by artists who were fresh off a solo exhibition (Yayoi Kusama), or were preparing for one (Ebony G Patterson), or were currently showing at a museum (David Hockney, Dara Friedman, Frank Stella, Ugo Rondinone); or were riding their celebrity moment — as with Dana Schutz, surfing the controversy of her Whitney Biennial Emmett Till submission, Lubaina Himid, this year's Turner Prize winner, and Amy Sherald, the officially anointed portraitist of Michelle Obama.