Sentences with phrase «big galleries»

Most of the names are familiar and already firmly established, represented by big galleries and already receiving large prices for their work.

«There are too many big galleries competing with one another and acting like museums,» he said recently.

This means longer hard times at the same moment artists need bigger galleries.

Shows at the dozen biggest galleries are often planned two years in advance and can take more than a month to install.

The space — and the ambition — was influenced by Charles Saatchi's big gallery in Boundary Road in north London, which opened in the mid-1980s, and initially showed work by pioneering American conceptual artists like Sol LeWitt and Donald Judd, both of whom influenced Hirst.

Thus it advantages big galleries at Art Basel and other fairs that Lower East Side gallerists like Canada don't get a seat at that table.

Stella is always having big gallery shows; his off - and - on - again art is always available.

But I was in close touch with amazing artists — Nam June, Shigeko, Judd — and with big galleries like John Weber and Pace.

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One of them is its original «Kubikulo», a project space with only 4x3m, with no restrictions but its size, for artists to intervene and complement the obviously bigger gallery space.

White Cube, Ropac and other big galleries often make about 20 % of their sales in the secondary market as well: Hauser has been sharing part of the renowned collection of Helga and Walther Lauffs with Zwirner.

«When big galleries come to Mexico, they also bring wonderful collectors,» he said.

The story cites Clare McAndrew's TEFAF report to emphasize the way big galleries are growing and medium - sized galleries are stagnating and smaller players declining in sales.

David Zwirner has said in the past that big galleries rely on mid-sized ones like D'Amelio Terras in order to cultivate younger artists.

This year, the 10th Frieze, is accompanied by the now familiar big gallery openings.

«Cauleen is at this funny moment where she's done a huge amount of work in Chicago,» Mr. Ligon said, «but she's not doing the kind of show that lends itself to big gallery support.»

It's a surreal experience for a fair director to caution big galleries from entering a fair, but it's the responsible thing to do.»

With market prognosticators fearing a tepid start to Art Basel amid an international slowdown in art sales, the world's biggest galleries shipped a ballsy set of offerings to Switzerland.

Some of the fair's biggest galleries also priced works in a mishmash of pounds, dollars, and euros.

Gary Stephan (American, b. 1942), who used to show at big galleries like Mary Boone Gallery, Hirschl and Adler and Marlborough Gallery, is known for his idiosyncratic abstraction.

Alongside the big, half - ironic gestures celebrated by big galleries and the Museum of Modern Art are the many sincere gestures in smaller galleries or under the radar.

That's not only a big financial blow for a medium - sized or small gallery to absorb, it means that scores of new clients are being appropriated by these other bigger galleries.

But the minutes of waiting slipped on into hours before, finally, the first heartfelt roar went up from the big gallery.

During the family - friendly Masters Par 3 contest Wednesday, Nicklaus» grandson 15 - year - old grandson, Gary, hit a hole - in - one in front of a big gallery at Augusta:

The big gallery is full of different Ukrainian ladies» photos and even videos and can be easily found on the main page of the service.

All Johnny Depp Another decent fan site that includes recent news updates and a bigger gallery of photos from films, premieres and print.

I wanted to do a big gallery update to celebrate this but it has been impossible because of my work.

As well as the video above, Porsche has released a big gallery of photos for us to enjoy.

I figure it'd be good to have them all in one place, so what I'm planning on doing is posting a big gallery round up of all the images approximately once a month.

There's a big gallery of the project's progress, if you're interested in taking a fine - toothed comb to Mario's figurative (and literal) mustache hairs.

That didn't surprise me, because a lot of artists struggle with trying to make a living without having to be beholden to big galleries.

In 2016, over $ 45 billion of art was sold worldwide, and just $ 25 billion of that was the big galleries and auction houses.

In addition, Feature was one of the great feeder galleries of the late - 20th century: The kind of place whose discovery of new talent has long been essential to the operation of the big galleries that are in turn essential to the fairs.

These are big galleries, literally, with big plans.

Often these big galleries are perceived as corporate behemoths that only think about money, and while this might be true of some dealerships, at David Zwirner I've seen first - hand the care the gallery puts into managing artists, and the way it has consistently supported the development of their careers.

Now he's moving on, with his biggest gallery show yet — and big targets.

After showing at the Luce Gallery in Torino, Italy, early in 2014, I was doing a lot of studio visits with big galleries.

The big galleries serve a very serious function but they can only serve so many artists.

As the numbers and money have changed, big galleries and big money are coming in earlier, and harder, than ever, and offering more.

Unsurprisingly, the big galleries have noticed — and have started to represent the estates of forgotten figures, a trend that Higgs says was unthinkable 20 years ago.

Which means that these artists are slowly going to be better served by these bigger galleries.

But the crisis really exists within the mid-level and small gallery system, which is essentially having its lunch eaten by the big gallery system, and by status - obsessed artists who are taking advantage of their mobility.

Over six years, Uffner built Moyer from nothing into what she is today, and then Sam Moyer leaves to go to a bigger gallery just as Uffner moves into a bigger space, leaving her holding the bag.

Frecon's painting (there's a second one of hers as well) is on view in the big gallery to the left of the elevator on the fourth floor.

Yet they can miss the big picture by sticking to the big galleries.