Sentences with phrase «closely followed the gallery»

If you've done the legwork — visiting galleries, sending images via e-mail, closely following gallery submission protocols and maybe even dropping by with your portfolio tucked under your arm — and you're still not having much luck, it might be time to ask yourself one very simple question: Why?

Pace is delighted to announce a presence in Switzerland with the opening of an exhibition space in Geneva this March, closely following the gallery's first time participating in the city's premiere art fair, artgenève, on view 1 - 4 February 2018.

Not exact matches

The most popular were topped by the British Museum in London followed closely by the National Gallery and Tate Modern, National History Museum, Southbank Centre, Somerset House and the Science Museum.

It is likely that, with William Glackens support, Braguin held his first exhibition, in 1931, at the Marie Harriman Gallery in Manhattan, followed closely by a second at the Daniel Gallery.

This Oslo gallery, which opened in 2005 and recently celebrated its 10th anniversary, correlates temporally with Kagge's most active period of collecting, and it is obvious from the content of the collection that he has followed the founder of the gallery, Eivind Furnesvik, closely.

Ikon Gallery followed up with the current Adrian Piper retrospective and now, following closely behind, is this Alfredo Jaar offering.

An artist we have followed closely over the past few years having won numerous awards and now presents his first solo exhibition at our 144 New Bond Street gallery.

I will continue to follow very closely the gallery's successes and support its ambitious endeavors.»

Smith's shelf of ceramic objects follows a similar strategy: appearing as the ceramic doodles from an elementary art center, they are instantly dismissible as serious objects, which in the gallery context means we begin looking closely for redemptive moments.

The resignations follow the recent ousting of chief curator Paul Schimmel, who had closely shaped MOCA's exhibition program until gallery owner Jeffrey Deitch was hired two years ago as museum director.

This follows her participation in the gallery's fifth themed group exhibition «Around Drawing», which gathered artists who clearly use traditional drawing methods to forge their artistic language, and artists — who although not traditional draughtsmen, have produced works which can be closely related to a vision of what does, in fact, constitute a drawing.