Sentences with phrase «catalog with»

I saw a cutting board in the Pottery Barn catalog with a metal edge and liked the idea of it.

I have been looking for a bench for my entry way since I saw one pictured in the P.B. catalog with a collage of pictures above it.

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Produced a monthly sales flyer and full line catalog with the marketing department Oversaw all aspects of the warehouse and packaging operations to ensure customer order fulfillment and to maintain company standards.

• Research and acquire books and other media for inclusion in library collection, prepare proper labels, and update library catalog with relevant information.

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And we've partnered with Warner Music Group who will be adding their full music catalog with new songs coming each day.

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The subscription service has over 100 games in its catalog with new games added almost every month.

We began our testing by running the Fidelio through a gauntlet of different genres from our music catalog with our Bluetooth - connected iPhone 5.

The Quill Corp., a national retailer founded in 1956, provided a catalog with multiple choices in office equipment and supplies.

The exhibition is accompanied by a catalog with an essay by Jason Stopa.

A comprehensive full - color catalog with essays by Stephen Westfall and Amy Vigilante is available.

Lois Dodd: Windows and Reflections will be accompanied by a color catalog with an essay by Barry Schwabsky.

Eaton Fine Art, West Palm Beach, FL; «Artists and Writers and Husbands and Wives,» four - person show with Peter Plagens, Barbara Novak, and Brian O'Doherty; catalog with 3500 word essay by each artist and reproductions of works, 2002

The exhibition is accompanied by an illustrated catalog with an essay by Christopher B. Crosman, former director, Farnsworth Art Museum and founding curator, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, and a poem by critic and poet Vincent Katz.

A full - color catalog with an essay by Karen Wilkin is available.

Happily, there is a beautiful catalog with essays by Gallery Director (and show curator) Andrea Packard and poet and critic Barry Schwabsky.

The exhibition is organized by HEART — The Herning Museum of Contemporary Art, Denmark and will be accompanied by a fully illustrated exhibition catalog with contributions by the exhibition curator Caroline Corbetta, and assistant curator Michael Bank Christoffersen of the Herning Museum of Contemporary Art.

Exhibition catalog with essays by Andrea Packard and Jonathan Fineberg List Gallery installation: November 8 - December 15, 2001

It is accompanied by a lavish catalog with illuminating essays by Robert Storr, the writer, curator and dean of the Yale School of Art, and the cultural critic Wayne Koestenbaum.

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum published Jacques Villon, Raymond Duchamp - Villon, Marcel Duchamp (1956), an exhibition catalog with a short text by James Johnson Sweeney.

«Sol LeWitt: A Retrospective» is accompanied by a 368 page catalog with essays by Garrels, Brenda Richardson, Anne Rorimer and Martin Friedman, among others.

A fully illustrated, 80 page catalog with an appreciation by David Driskell and an essay by Patricia Hills is available.

The exhibition is accompanied by a catalog with an essay from the guest curator, Mark Rosenthal, and interviews with 13 artists featured in the show.

A fully illustrated catalog with an essay by distinguished art historian Phyllis Braff will accompany the exhibition.

Malborough and Alan Cristea will devote two major exhibitions this year, we also are preparing a catalog with all the prints produced together.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalog with essays by LeRonn Brooks and Barbara Rose.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalog with essays by Cheryl Snay, former Blanton curator of European art, Snite Museum of Art; Jonathan Bober, former Blanton senior curator of European art; and Kenneth Grant, paper conservator, Harry Ransom Center.

A full color catalog with essay by Mary M. Tinti, Ph.D. (Curator, Fitchburg Art Museum) accompanies the show.

The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated scholarly catalog with essays by curator Catherine Craft, and art historians Alex Potts and Tobias Wofford.

This research exhibition is accompanied by a catalog with essays by Peter Fend, Heather Davis, Laray Polk and Guillermo León Gómez.

A catalog with an essay by Nancy Princenthal is available.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalog with an essay by Wendy Vogel and an interview with the artist by Barry Schwabsky.

Solo exhibitions include her recent survey show, Julia Randall: Oral Fixations, at Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University and Handwerker Gallery, Ithaca College (full color catalog with essay by Barbara Pollock), Real Art Ways, Jeff Bailey Gallery, NYC; Esa Jaske Gallery, Sydney, Australia; Walters Hall Gallery, Rutgers University.

A catalog with a text by Kay Heymer, Head of Modern Art at the Museum Kunstpalast Düsseldorf, will be published.

The exhibition is accompanied by a full color catalog with an essay by Tom McGrath.

Curated by Hugh M. Davies, MCASD Director; Lynda Forsha, MCASD Curator; Madeleine Grynsztejn, MCASD Associate Curator; Sarah Bremser, MCASD Assistant Curator; Katy Kline, MIT Director; Dana Friis - Hansen, MIT Curator; catalog with essay by Ronald J. Onorato, former MCASD Senior Curator and Associate Professor of Art at the University of Rhode Island.

The MMK exhibition will be accompanied by an extensive catalog with an interview Chris Dercon conducted with Jack Goldstein in 1985 and essays by Klaus Görner, Chrissie Iles and Shepherd Steiner.

An illustrated PDF catalog with an essay by Judith Wilson is available for download.

The program pairs an established curator with an apprentice to produce two exhibits; in the first the established curator selects the artists, writes the conceptual statements, and prepares a full color catalog with the assistance of the apprentice.

Accompanying the exhibition will be an exhibition catalog with photos and memories about the artists» time as students at SVA, a foreword by Jane Nuzzo, director of SVA Alumni Affairs and Development, and an essay by Jamie Keesling (MA 2013 Critical Theory and the Arts), operations manager for SVA Galleries.

To reintroduce Raysse to the American market, the gallery produced a hardcover catalog with archival materials and scholarly essays.

To further burnish the exhibition, Sims and the museum staff have created a handsome catalog with excellent essays by Sims and Richard Armstrong, director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation, that's worth its $ 25 cost.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a fully illustrated catalog with an essay by Glenn Adamson, Head of Graduate Studies, Research Department, Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

Featuring Oklahoma artists Grace Grothaus, Aaron Hauck, Geoffrey Krawczyk, and Romy Owens; and Kansas City artists Jason Carron, Cory Imig, Charlie Mylie, Lindsey Griffith, and Garry Noland; FOCUS: OK < — > KC is on view through February 16 at AHHA, Tulsa, OK, and includes a series of related public programs as well as forthcoming exhibition catalog with contributions by Liza Statton, Alison Hearst, Shannon Stratton, Kirsten Olds, and Theresa Bembnister.

Ryan Coffey on Permanent Display is accompanied by a full - color 35 - page catalog with text by Ruslana Lichtzier and an artist interview by Stella Brown.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalog with contributions by notable essayists Lowery Stokes Sims and Gail Tremblay.