Sentences with phrase «big solo show»

I also have two big solo shows of my work coming up this year — the first in many years.

This year, the artist has her first big solo show in a London public gallery, at the Whitechapel Gallery in October.

In 1999 the institute was the venue for McQueen's first big solo show, although some of his work had been shown by a London dealer.

At Tate Modern, my knowledge and interest have broadened and I want to use that here, putting on bigger solo shows while being committed to the contemporary.

Also, keep an eye out for a big solo show in 2017 at Los Angeles's Thinkspace Gallery.

Those big solo shows carry the same message.

Contemporary British artist Mat Collishaw takes us on a behind - the - scenes tour of his biggest solo show for 10 years.

When the exhibition was first announced over a year ago, Jacques said she received a lot more inquiries about Hicks's work, «which is typical when any artist gets a big solo show,» she explained.

Even after the big solo show at Guggenheim in 1966 where his Stations of the Cross were displayed, the situation was not much improved.

Zarouhie Abdalian is also going to do a commission at Mass MoCA next year, and Emily Wardill is working on a big solo show at the Bergen Kunsthall.

After a number of well - received exhibitions abroad, La Ferme du Buisson is now presenting her biggest solo show to date.

I did a big solo show called

The upcoming exhibition (opening 3 April 2014 at Berlin's Martin - Gropius - Bau) by the multi-talented and outspoken Ai Weiwei promises to be his biggest solo show yet.

Why would we do a big solo show of an artist who paints now when so many others do not?

In addition to the Folkestone Triennial, his biggest solo show to date opens at Aarau in Switzerland at the end of August.

The curious grouping is a testament to her endearing and playful iconography, and revived my desire for a big solo show of Saul's sculptures — word is that Uffner has one in the works.

From big solo shows in Los Angeles from the likes of Sarah Joncas, Buff Monster, Dabs Myla, Nathan Ota, and Yumiko Kayukawa to big solo shows in San Francisco from Stanley Donwood and in the UK from Guy Denning.

This winter my sister and I flew to NYC to witness her big solo show opening at the venerable Canada gallery in lower manhattan.

For his big solo show opening at Next Street Gallery in Paris, Kurar will present us with a new series of artworks, in form of paintings, sculptures and installation, all revolving around the topic of TV and the way it is still an inevitable, omnipresent factor of our everyday life.