Sentences with phrase «art establishment»

I would like to find a curated online venue with genuine high standards, not the closed - circuit funny business of the contemporary art establishment.

The program is designed to be open, shaped by the ideas, concepts, and methods of a scene that operates beyond the mainstream art establishment.

I'm not sure what his standing is with the Irish art establishment, but in the wider world his unique digital art has been acclaimed by corporations and private collectors across the globe.

It may not be the capital, but the plethora of art establishments here outstrips anything else in Canada, with over 50 dance companies, two orchestras, six opera companies and a vibrant theater scene.

His chillaxed but rigorous sensibility has resulted in projects such as a pizza - themed exhibition at Marlborough Gallery in New York (which represents him), as well his most recent Beer Endowment project, a craft beer initiative whose profits will benefit local art establishments in Milwaukee.

British painter Vézelay was neglected and ignored by the British art establishment for most of her long life, but she can claim to be Britain's first abstract artist.

Sir Nicholas, while having many notable achievements to his credit, has sat unchallenged atop the British art establishment for 28 years (and will continue to do so at the Arts Council).

In 2015, he founded Sculpture Fields at Montague Park in Chattanooga with a mission to «establish programming, benefiting the local, regional arts establishment as well as the education community at all levels and the citizenry at large».

And against fashion: she remained a figurative artist when the rest of the New York art establishment was in the grip of abstract expressionism.

Certainly Kiefer's success with the American art establishment is not unrelated to the fact that his art allows us to deflect our nagging awareness of our own national guilt (Hiroshima, Vietnam, racism, Imperialism)-- to the real beast, Adolf Hitler.

On the other side of the tracks, they were also ignored by the fine arts establishment because of their association with graffiti culture and for unabashedly continuing their gallery - related practices under the term Graffiti.

It does say that readers probably don't care, just as Amazon doesn't, and traditional publishers and arts establishment do.

These days, Arnett has become a curator and coordinator of musical evenings at Atlanta music and art establishments like Eddie's Attic and the High Museum of Art.

Their works mock Abstract Expressionism as one of America's most successful exports and challenge the conventions of the local art establishment.

In the 1880s, a group of painters, including Joseph Crawhall, Sir John Lavery, Sir James Guthrie, George Henry, and Edward Atkinson Hornel - known as The Glasgow Boys - set out to challenge the conservative Scottish art establishment.

These events will bring both greater awareness and unity to arts establishments within the proximity of downtown Ft Lauderdale.

The next two occupants of the so - called Fourth Plinth Commission in Trafalgar Square have just been announced and, true to form, the British visual arts establishment has laboured and given birth to a mouse.

«There are four artists here who are not household names as far as the traditional art establishment goes.»

Each brought to their work an aesthetic decidedly outside the mainstream, and their choice of subjects stemmed from a sensibility that celebrated the differences between West Coast artists and their rivals, the East Coast Art Establishment.

This week's winner of the Turner Prize, Keith Tyson, was toasted by a criminally arrogant art establishment which handed him a pound sterling20, 000 cheque and more commissions to come.

«I feel like a lackey of the contemporary art establishment forced to repeatedly apologise to my board for failing to beat the Chisenhale Gallery in showcasing an entire younger generation of post-Internet artists who jokily yet unnervingly use a cut - and - paste, horizontally - dispersed aesthetic in a dilettante fashion.»

DAP aims to engage a wide audience, and bridge the gap between urban residents and the critical art establishment.»

And they were certainly considered a provocation by the post-war art establishment in Paris, which was centred around Abstract Expressionism and Surrealism.

Rero's well known crossed out words and expressions have lit up the French art establishment world, with shows at major venues including the Centre Georges Pompidou and Grand Palais in Paris.

For years they were overlooked in their home country, but when they began to win favor in other European cities, the Glasgow art establishment claimed them as their own.

So I guess John Scalzi is at least semi-right for once in this subset: as far as getting readers are concerned white male has a microscopic — probably not significant in a larger sample — edge on white female, despite the discrimination at the publisher and arts establishment level against them.

They would've have been were just another couple of snowflakes in the big art establishment blizzard.

From Hockney to Baldessari, Ruscha to Thiebaud — how the countercultural figures who flocked to California in the Sixties became art establishment names

In America, Modernism had to create its own arts establishment, apart from existing institutions.

Uniquely positioned among commercial galleries and major art establishments, our nonprofit organization provides a local venue that advocates and exhibits innovations in art - making.

Worshiping early at New York's shrines of Modern art (he once worked as a guard at the Museum of Modern Art, and attended Meyer Schapiro's lectures at Columbia), by 1963 Flavin had become a pillar of the fiercely intelligent young art establishment whose spirit was nurtured monthly by the then year - old Artforum.

What does this venue — smaller, outside an international art hub — have to offer over London's most determinedly edgy art establishment?

Clay's Tectonic Shift»: so a recent exhibition at Scripps College hailed the late»50s and»60s ceramics movement that rattled the Los Angeles art establishment.

The Hirst generation really did see themselves as punkish rebels taking on a sclerotic art establishment, and the Turner's rule reflected their rawness.

This summer I noticed a welcome shift in the audiences that art establishments want to talk to and the people being invited to speak to them.

«Bradley rejected an exclusively black show as patronizing and instead specified two conditions: the inclusion of white artists and presentation in a building - in a poor neighborhood - totally unrelated to the local black art establishment,» art historian William A. Camfield, one of two dozen contributors to the book, writes.

Actually, Gokita seems at ease about not being fully embraced by the Japanese art establishment, and explains without a hint of arrogance how it was a greater honor to be given a solo show last year by Mary Boone, the New York gallery that championed the 1980s painters Julian Schnabel, Eric Fischl and David Salle, who he had learned about as a teenager flipping through books and magazines.

One imagines they might be afraid of alienating the entire art establishment and having nowhere left to exhibit.

Not yet, though, the Turner Prize, the most sought - after accolade among those Goodman refers to as «the cool art establishment».

These punk roots come through here: One satisfying aspect of the show is the sense that this pair is sort of trolling the monied art establishment of which they've become such a celebrated part — like they're teenagers putting one over on chin - stroking art dealers by desecrating this whitebox gallery's pristine walls with paint splatters and selling dick drawings for untold sums.

He long ago gave up the radical performance life that made him one of the most influential underground artists of the «70s, and he has been represented for years by the Gagosian Gallery, the gilded exemplar of the commercial art establishment.

She recalls an exhibition of 19th - century African - American artists that Regina Perry organized in the space during a Met fellowship in the mid-1970s, in particular, as one of the many «stories that have probably been forgotten» along the road to a more diverse art establishment.

This represents a new initiative to combat the London - centric nature of the UK art establishment and welcomes engagement across the country.

By leapfrogging the New York City institutional art establishment, California curatorial foresight provoked a future pregnant with conceptual possibilities escaping a purely «retinal» art.

However, while contributing significantly to the debate on abstract art, his anti-modernist views on Abstract Expressionist painting remain controversial, not least because today's postmodernist art establishment continues to revere the New York school, and because their paintings continue to feature in lists of the Most Expensive Paintings (Top 20).