Sentences with phrase «commercial gallery activity»
Its commercial gallery activity will continue to operate through its Singapore Gallery, ARNDT FINE ART, based at the central Asian arts hub Gillman Barracks.
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Often hinging on frameworks of social or commercial labor, such as the day - to - day activity of gallery staff, X-ray machines, or FedEx shipping operations, his photographic and sculptural works are each indexical products of transactions — whether initiated by, or exposed by the artist.
In addition to its commercial activities, the gallery runs a public programme, Art Connect, supported by the AG Leventis Foundation, to provide a platform for discussing contemporary artistic practice.
By presenting this work together in a commercial gallery, the paradoxical position of the artist is laid bare; the war is brought home, and the artist - driven activity which Jerry Saltz calls for and the internal self - reckoning that Andrea Fraser calls for is shown to be very much in practice already.
The capital becomes a hive of activity with a series of celebrated art fairs, important auctions, and spectacular exhibitions across both public institutions and commercial galleries.
Their activities include exhibitions in pop - up spaces, commercial galleries, art fairs, airbnbs, as well as talks, parties, and other events.
There's also an increase of activity in London of young curatorial graduates opening both commercial galleries and not - for - profit project spaces in the East End and in south London.
The exhibition, in YSP's Underground Gallery, centres on The Sovereign Forest (2012 ---RRB-, which explores the impact of mining and other commercial activities on the landscape and communities of Odisha (formerly Orissa), India.
[9] During this period, exponents of land art rejected the museum or gallery as the setting of artistic activity and developed monumental landscape projects which were beyond the reach of traditional transportable sculpture and the commercial art market, although photographic documentation was often presented in normal gallery spaces.