Sentences with phrase «artists under consideration»

This description should outline the proposal concept and any artists under consideration.

Artists under consideration are Diana Copperwhite (523 Gallery); Zio Ziegler (Antonio Colombo Arte Contemporanea; Ye Hongxing (Art Lexing); Fabiano Parisi (Cynthia Corbett Gallery); Elisabeth Condon (Emerson Dorsch); Melissa Maddonni Halms (InLiquid); Yevgeniy Fiks (Galerie Sator); Russell Nachman (LMAKprojects); Osamu Kobayashi (Mindy Solomon Gallery); Alyse Rosner (Rick Webster Fine Art); Jonathan Wahi (Sienna Patti) and Katsutoshi Yuasa (Yiki - Sis).

The A.F.A. Artists of Interest subseries includes artist files for artists once represented by the gallery, artists under consideration, and artists with substantial correspondence or activity.

I.H The A.F.A. Artists of Interest subseries includes artist files for artists once represented by the gallery, artists under consideration, and artists with substantial correspondence or activity.

Residencies can be for one calendar year, one academic year, or one semester, depending of the needs of the program and the availability of artists under consideration.

Curatorial Proposal for new exhibition (A list of artists under consideration can also be included.)

Not exact matches

In the 1960s Buren, along with Hans Haacke and Michael Asher most notably, expanded the institutions under consideration to include a constellation of other components of the art world, from the artist's studio to the corporate sponsorship that helps pay for the mounting of an exhibition.

Under the title, «Me, My, Mine: Commanding Subjectivity in Painting, «the DC Moore Gallery in Chelsea is offering through July 29, 2016, a group show of seven painters that endeavors to do more than just exhibit the work of a group of artists for consideration.

The Stockyard Institute was influenced by an awareness of neighborhood histories and an under recognized group of community artists, architects, radical teachers, and local activists where a deep consideration of the social and civic forms of engagement were as critical to their practice as to their lives.

Al - Ani, Amer, and Hatoum were born in countries where Islam is the predominant religion — Iraq, Egypt, and Lebanon, in 1966, 1963, and 1952, respectively — and, like a number of other artists from the Islamic world under consideration here, they no longer live there.

The three works now under consideration and on display are Sphinx, a sculpture by New York - based artist Rachel Harrison, a large - scale colour photograph by Berlin photographer Frank Thiel, and a monumental drawing on Mylar by Los Angeles - based artist Ingrid Calame.

That variety is reflected in the range of artists represented in this show including Dara Birnbaum, Sarah Charlesworth, The Guerrilla Girls, Susan Hiller, Jenny Holzer, Mary Kelly, Silvia Kolbowski, Barbara Kruger, Louise Lawler, Martha Rosler, Cindy Sherman, Laurie Simmons, Lorna Simpson, and Carrie Mae Weems, and others under consideration.