Sentences with phrase «cohesive group show»

Cuts Noon Light is a sleek, smart, strikingly cohesive group show at Brian Morris Gallery featuring the work of three very different artists, Andrew Ginzel, Kara Rooney, and Steel Stillman.

The Emerging Curator Program offers an opportunity for an individual or curatorial collective to organize a conceptually cohesive group show at the NARS Foundation Gallery.

Not exact matches

It might work in his focus groups but it is not actually going to produce the cohesive Britain that I want to see,» he told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show.»

Thus, he shows, morality binds us together into cohesive groups but blinds us to the ideas and motives of those in other groups.

Some groups were consistently faster, better coordinated, more cohesive, and showed clearer leadership structure than others.

By the end of this game, each character is a completely different person from where they started, and their progression as a group from borderline killing each other to the cohesive unit they become shows a complexity in character development that is rarely seen in games.

Kim was among the group of 18 graduating students who were chosen by a panel of industry experts to present their cohesive and progressive collections for the show, titled «AMAZIN».»

Paul D'Agostino's Centotto presented «Thrice Legendary, or Forever Thens,» a terrifically expansive group show involving 41 Bushwick - linked artists, while Luhring Augustine's outpost on Knickerbocker Avenue mounted a satisfyingly cohesive set of Christopher Wool silkscreens.

He looks for talent and promise, of course, but also for artists whom he thinks will work well together and produce a cohesive and coherent group show.

In the forthcoming group show «Gʉilty / (NOT) Guilty,» art critic and curator Sarah Schmerler brings together four talented artists for a cohesive display of works surrounding the play on words that the title implies.

And in putting together a group show, confidently entitled Painting Now, it would seem that the aim is to introduce a new movement, an emergent, cohesive group.

A group of 14 graduating students were selected by a panel of industry experts to present their cohesive and progressive senior thesis collections at the show.

The list of artists showing here today has developed over time and with discussions between Martina and myself I feel it has evolved into a cohesive group that bounce playfully off one another whilst still asserting their own individuality.

Not all of the show's groups are so cohesive, however.

The group show is a modest but aesthetically cohesive expression of Hanley's adventuresome inclinations and hippie - utopian roots, which add a hearty rock -»n' - roll spirit and penchant for easily obtainable materials.

Group exhibitions can become very singular at times, the overall feeling of this show seemed to be more cohesive.