Sentences with phrase «gallery said»

I was going for winter frost... My peanut gallery said the house looks like a department store!

Eleesa Dadiani, owner of the gallery said «We are combining old world business ethics and practice with the new world of technology the current system is becoming stale and needs to be disrupted»

Tom Heman of New York's Metro Pictures gallery said they wanted to come because, although there were many art fairs in America, there were not many good ones.

«While the content of his epic figurative paintings is unmistakably of his own time and cultural context», the gallery said in a statement, the «formal virtuosity and complex layering of narrative» in the work of the Beijing - based artist «reveal a deep and astute working knowledge of the inventions and traditions of painting from the Renaissance to the present day.»

Dominique Levy gallery said it sold a 1965 painting by Frank Stella, with the asking price of $ 2.7 million.

«We are pleased that the dispute» has been settled «and Mr. Black will receive his sculpture,» a spokesperson for the gallery said in a statement.

That's a 3,900 - percent increase in price since 2007, when «Nude (Bust)» was offered at $ 12,500 at Office Baroque gallery in Brussels, the gallery said.

The price is in the seven figures, the gallery said, declining to be more specific.

Sperone Westwater gallery said it sold a Stella mixed media on cast aluminum with the asking price of $ 600,000.

«The gallery has not and will not reconsider the hanging of Dread Scott's flag,» the Jack Shainman Gallery said in an email to FoxNews.com.

MOSCOW — Sophisticated X-ray technology revealed a mysterious inscription on Kazimir Malevich's renowned 1915 «Black Square» painting, offering insights into the work's cultural origins and meaning, experts at the Tretyakov Gallery said at a news conference here on Wednesday.

«We support the right of free speech by the protesters to Omer Fast's exhibition at the gallery,» the gallery said in an email.

«A radical and thoughtful visionary, Tony Conrad will be missed,» the gallery said in a statement released to press.

Dr. Gabriele Finaldi, Director, The National Gallery said: «Tacita Dean acts as both artist and curator in the National Gallery exhibition, focusing her, and our, attention to the fascinating quality of objects, real, painted and filmed, from the origins of still life to now.»

Lehmann Maupin Gallery said their fair kicked off with the sale of two editions of Austrian artist Erwin Wurm's large - scale sculpture, Big Disobedience (2016), which is on view as part of the fair's Public Sector.

A set of 15 vitrines with 146 prints was reserved for a U.S. museum, the gallery said.

A spokeswoman for the gallery said it was «currently in discussion with potential government departments who would own the works on behalf of the nation».

A spokesman for the Saatchi Gallery said after the hearing: «The forfeiture issue was based on the landlord's claims that the two - for - one ticket offer breached the terms of the lease.

In its papers the Gagosian Gallery said the higher commission was part of a «package deal» that involved another painting, the sale of which generated an earlier lawsuit that Mr. Gagosian settled for $ 4.4 million last year.

The gallery said in a statement that Saatchi felt it was «vital for the museum always to be able to display a living and evolving collection of work, rather than an archive of art history».

Ivar Zeile of Plus Gallery said these two things were «a strong indication that the international collector market is acknowledging [Betts] work and career at the highest level.»

The main space will feature works from Ms. Morton that the gallery said have not been exhibited in New York or seen since they were originally presented during the artist's life, which ended in 1977, in a car accident when she was 40.

Nigel Hurst, CEO, Saatchi Gallery said: «The Saatchi Gallery is delighted to be able to host this exhibition and provide a showcase for recent work by renowned Australian artist Ben Quilty for the very first time.

Matthew Marks of the Matthew Marks Gallery said Kelly died of natural causes at his home in Spencertown, three hours north of New York.

The gallery said, «We'll get some work from storage and bring it over.»

Los Angeles art gallery Blum & Poe is opening an office in Tokyo to strengthen its ties with Asian artists, the gallery said this week.

The Gagosian Gallery said the settlement was «a complete vindication» of its position and that Black would now receive his sculpture.

In a statement, the National Gallery said it had appointed Securitas as its partner to manage some visitor and security services.

Towards the back of Pier 92, near the VIP lounge and dining room, Pascal de Sarthe of Hong Kong - and Beijing - based de Sarthe Gallery said he had sold one work on the first day, received several offers from collectors on other pieces, and was in the midst of negotiations.

♦ An earlier version of the work sold at Richard Gray Gallery at Art Basel last week for $ 135,000, the gallery said.

Director of Tate Britain Stephen Deuchar, who was at the launch event at the London gallery said last year around 92,000 people visited the exhibition.

On Dec. 16, the nascent market for what might be called cryptoart appeared to reach a new level when the hitherto - unknown Distributed Gallery announced the auction of «Ready Made Token,» a unique unit of a cryptocurrency that the gallery said was created by Richard Prince using technology from Ethereum, the network responsible for Ether.

In a press release announcing the news, Gagosian Gallery said, «While the content of his epic figurative paintings is unmistakably of his own time and cultural context, his formal virtuosity and complex layering of narrative reveal a deep and astute working knowledge of the inventions and traditions of painting from the Renaissance to the present day.»

Ralph Rugoff, Director, Hayward Gallery said: «Tracey Emin is one of the most celebrated and talked about artists of her generation.

Dr Maria Balshaw, Director of the Whitworth and Manchester Art Gallery said: «Raqib Shaw's magical paintings offer a highly complex, absorbing semi-autobiographical space to think through both image and issues of identity.

But the National Portrait Gallery said the support of the global company was beneficial to artists.

Matthew Marks of the Matthew Marks Gallery said Kelly died of natural causes at his home in Spencertown.

In describing his practice, the gallery said, «known for his intricate installations, Hlobo investigates issues of identity, sexuality, gender, and class in the context of his South African heritage.»

Rozenn Logan, Head of Education, Saatchi Gallery said,» It's been an inspiration working with four brilliant artists who in turn have devised and produced some really interesting artworks with students from across Enfield.

The gallery said A Walk Through British Art, featuring work from the 1500s to the present day, allowed «a more neutral view of the range of art being produced at any one historical moment to emerge».

[42] The Saatchi Gallery said that Saatchi «would not have any problem» with the painting's display.

The gallery said it is the first time that «Deodorized» has been fully exhibited since 1999.

The bureau «gathered an extraordinary group of superb photojournalists, creating one of the great photographic legacies of the twentieth century,» the Steve Kasher Gallery said in a statement.

Back in February, Washburn Gallery said that the lease on its 57th Street home had not been renewed and that it was thus on the hunt for new accommodations.

Reached today, following the publication of the letter, a spokesperson for the gallery said that it had no further comment.

And when approached for comment regarding the dinner meeting and a possible addition of Adrien Brody to the Pace Gallery artists roster, a representative of the gallery said that is not the case.

(A spokesperson for Gagosian Gallery said that Larry Gagosian had not actually signed the petition.)

In the first day, for example, Pace Gallery said it sold 16 works by Louise Nevelson priced between $ 75,000 and $ 1 million, none of which were presold.

A statement from the gallery said: «In consultation with the artist, Richard Prince, Tate has replaced Spiritual America, 1983, with a later version of the work made by him in collaboration with Brooke Shields, Spiritual America IV, 2005.»

In May, the Gagosian Gallery said it had been selected to represent the estate of Robert Rauschenberg, who died in 2008.