Sentences with phrase «debut solo exhibit»

Anno Domini presents... «fim do mundo» U.S. debut solo exhibit by Stephan Doitschinoff aka CALMA feauring new paintings and a site - specific installation

Anno Domini presents... «Victoria Everlasting» debut solo exhibit by Derek Weisberg feauring a site - specific sculptural installation

fim do mundo U.S. debut solo exhibit by Stephan Doitschinoff (aka CALMA) feauring new paintings and a site - specific installation

February 17 through March 31, 2018 Opening Reception: Saturday, February 17, 7 - 10PM Bermudez Projects is proud to announce Ana Serrano's La Yarda, the artist's debut solo exhibit at Bermudez Projects NELA / Cypress Park.

In 15 mostly black - and - white photographic prints, Patterson's debut solo exhibit -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

It seems fitting that the Gugulective, in their debut solo show in Johannesburg, exhibit at Arts on Main.

The artist recently exhibited a new body of work, «Under - Song For A Cipher» at the New Museum in New York — her first major solo show in the US since her museum debut at the Studio Museum, Harlem, in 2011.

She had her debut solo exhibition at Washington's Franz Bader Gallery in 1972, and for the next four decades frequently showed work in D.C. Over the last two decades, Cleary exhibited art at Georgetown's Addison / Ripley Gallery, where she had her last solo exhibit in 2009.

Opening: «Izumi Kato» at Galerie Perrotin After exhibiting in Japan since 1996, Izumi Kato makes his New York solo show debut with a display of recent paintings and sculptures of nude, alien - like figures with multiple heads, limbs that sprout plants and torsos with wings.

Galerie Huit is currently exhibiting the debut solo show in Hong Kong of the Chinese multi-disciplinary artist Xie Rong, otherwise known as Echo Morgan.

WOMEN Words, Phrases, and Stories debuted at FLAG Art Foundation in New York City earlier this year, but in her first Los Angeles solo, they are uniquely exhibited together with several of Tompkins» famous Fuck Paintings, the hyperrealistic pornographic works she began in 1969 and still makes today.

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Devin Allen: Awakenings, In a New Light, the first solo show of Baltimore photographer Devin Allen, exhibits images of the 2015 Baltimore protests and debuts a new community space inside the Reginald F. Lewis Museum called Lewis Now.

Nozowski began exhibiting his works in 1973 and made his solo debut in 1979.

The exhibit follows on the heels of what might more properly be called Reaves's solo debut, a project with four pieces at SculptureCenter in Long Island City.

Stray Doll debut solo exhibition by Kari Byron Artist's Reception: Friday Sept. 3, 2004 8 pm'til late — > free admision featuring music by Mathew Ro and Adrian exhibit: Sept 3 - 23 hours: M - Th Noon - 5 p.m. additional hours by appointment call 408.271.5151 map to Anno Domini Get Together.

It was half solo debut and half artist - curated group exhibit, which was unique but rarely done by any artists.

In 1958 the Baltimore Museum of Art hosted the first solo museum exhibit that Nesbitt was to have in his lengthy career, but it was in 1964 with his debut at the Corcoran Gallery of Art (Museum) in Washington, D.C. that Nesbitt received greater recognition.

Known for his richly colored and intimately scaled abstract paintings, Nozkowski began exhibiting in group shows in 1973 and made his solo debut in 1979.