Sentences with phrase «drawing collection focuses»

The core of the Davids» drawing collection focuses on the human figure.

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The library's collection focuses on 4th - 20th Western traditions and includes info about paintings, prints, sculptures, illuminated manuscripts and drawings.

This museum puts an emphasis on graphics, with an extensive collection of prints, drawings and posters, along with exquisite textiles and fabrics (with a particular focus on Danish developments in the field over the past 300 to 400 years).

This focused exhibition brings together sculptures and drawings from private collections and the museum's holdings to explore the artist's creative process and his narrative skill.

The series focuses on works drawn from the collection of oil sketches acquired by Morgan Trustee Eugene V. Thaw, who is also an honorary trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and his wife, Clare.

Featuring a comprehensive introduction by MoMA Chief Curator Emeritus and AICA - USA member John Elderfield, this collection of 29 essays that range widely, from Cezanne's drawings to Walter de Maria's Lightning Field, focusing in particular on the varieties of artistic response that Downes's preferred subject matter — landscape — provokes.

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Drawn primarily from the extensive collection of works on paper in the Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts, the exhibition is one in an ongoing series of exhibitions focusing on the Hammer's permanent collections.

Drawing from the National Museum of Women in the Arts collection, this show features photography and video works by 17 artists focusing their camera on the female body as a vital medium for storytelling, expressing identity and reflecting individual and collective experience.

MoMA PS1 presents Modern Women: Single Channel, a group exhibition drawn from the collection of The Museum of Modern Art focusing on the work of eleven women artists in single - channel video.

Drawn largely from the Guggenheim Museum's permanent collections, Moving Pictures focuses on the variety of approaches utilized by artists working with film, video, and photography today.

[1] The primary focuses of the main collections are works on paper, including modern and contemporary art including drawings, prints and photographs.

This month, DAF is pleased to be giving away a copy of the newly released book English Graphic by Tom Lubbock (1958 - 2011) English Graphic is a collection of essays on the subject of illustration, focusing entirely on English artists using «graphic media»: drawings, prints and watercolors.

Focusing on the Museum's collection of modèles, the first and only set of bronzes cast from the artist's original wax and clay statuettes, Taking Shape considers the affinities among sculpting, painting and drawing in Degas's oeuvre.

A primary focus of the permanent collection is works on paper, including modern and contemporary art including drawings, prints and photographs.

Taking drawings specifically as the focus — the skill they most admired in each other — this exhibition brings together works from the two single - artist collections at Watts Gallery and Leighton House for display in parallel.

This edition of NOW also features work by five further artists investigating themes of the body, performance, process and materiality: Sara Barker, Christine Borland, Robin Rhode, Markus Schinwald and Catherine Street, alongside a group display drawn from the National Galleries of Scotland collection focusing on the body and fragmentation including works by Miroslaw Balka, Alex Dordoy, Alexis Hunter and Jonathan Owen, amongst others.

One exhibition focuses on Raden Saleh and Juan Luna, two significant artists from Southeast Asia who were active in Europe during this period, and will be the first major survey of their works, drawing from collections around the world.

Featuring works from an array of artists in a variety of media, the collection maintains a strong focus on established local artists who live in and draw inspiration from the Hamptons including Eric Fischl, David Salle, Clifford Ross, Donald Sultan and Peter Dayton.

The works are drawn from the Barjeel Art Foundation collection of modern and contemporary Arab art, and the final display of a year - long series at the Whitechapel will focus on the theme of what the press release calls «mapping geographies» which examines «the notion of statehood and exploring how artists engage with the rapidly expanding cities of the Arab region.»

This installation, drawn from the Museum's collection of paintings by Ad Reinhardt and Mark Rothko, focuses specifically on the fertile years between the late 1940s and the early 1960s, during which each artist identified the style and format that would engage him for the rest of his career.

March 7, 2008 — ongoing This installation, drawn from the Museum's collection of paintings by Ad Reinhardt and Mark Rothko, focuses specifically on the fertile years between the late 1940s and the early 1960s, during which each artist identified the style and format that would engage him for the rest of his career.

Collecting Calder, one of two permanent collection displays on the Museum's fifth - floor mezzanine, presents a selection of Alexander Calder sculptures and drawings, giving equal focus to the two major aspects of the artist's oeuvre: Calder's Circus and his later work in abstraction.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Ringier Collection, two exhibitions both focused on drawings (the core of the collection) and works on paper, have been organized there.

Líšeň Profile (2010) drawings on paper Museums Sheffield's current focus for the visual art collections is the broad theme of identity.

Now, in an exhibition that takes its name from one of Pope.L's «Skin Set» drawings, «BLACK PEOPLE ARE THE WINDOW AND THE BREAKING OF THE WINDOW» (2004), the Studio Museum provides a focused look at current and historical expressions of protest through works of art primarily drawn from the Museum's collection.

This display draws works from public collections in the North West of England and focuses on the relationship between industrialisation, art and social reform between 1880 and 1940.

At 201 Chrystie Street the focus is on a very personal collection of gouache on paper drawings entitled Lonely Chair drawings, which are the primary subject of the accompanying exhibition catalogue.

The sixteenth presentation in the ARTMATTERS series focused on contemporary art, this exhibition surveys a range of John Fraser's exquisitely crafted objects, drawn from the McNay's collection, the artist's studio, and select museum collections.

The collection of paintings, sculpture and drawings focus on bullfights, matadors and the myth of the minotaur.

The Botín Foundation's collection is focused primarily on contemporary fine art and comprises paintings, drawings, sculptures and installations by renowned international artists such as Miroslaw Balka, Tacita Dean, Carlos Garaicoa, Mona Hatoum, Joan Jonas, Jannis Kounellis, Julie Mehretu, Antoni Muntadas, Gabriel Orozco, and Juan Uslé, among others; pieces from the collection are usually showcased through thematic temporary exhibitions in the galleries on the upper floor of the west wing.

Lines / Edges focuses on Stella's four decade - long adventure in printmaking and draws entirely from the Pizzuti's collection of works on paper.

The Cut, Halesworth, Suffolk, UK Contemporary Masters from the East of England 36 works drawn from the collection of 21st Century British Painting, focusing on the East of England 25th April to 27th May 2017

His Sheep drawings and prints are the focus of this exhibition, which comes entirely from the Foundation's collections.

Harvard Art Museum This encompasses three centres: the Fogg Art Museum, concentrating on Western Art of the Middle Ages to the present (notably early Renaissance, British pre-Raphaelite, 19th - century Impressionist and post-Impressionist works, and an important collection of Picasso's works); the Busch - Reisinger Museum, specializing in fine art from Central and Northern Europe (notably 20th century German Expressionist painters); and the Arthur M. Sackler Museum, which focuses on ancient, Islamic and Asian art (notably archaic Chinese jades and Japanese surimono, as well as drawings, paintings and calligraphy from Iran, India, and Turkey, along with Greek and Roman sculpture).

Her latest series of drawings focuses on Abbot's Pool, a historic collection of fish pools once frequented by the mediaeval monks of St Augustine's Abbey, now Bristol Cathedral.

Whether artists of the past or the present; whether full - scale surveys or smaller and more focused projects; whether mostly drawn from the permanent collection or borrowed, they were far more likely to consider male rather than female artists.

Inspired by the multifaceted relationship of these two artists, MCA DNA: Warhol and Marisol presents a focused selection of their works, side - by - side, drawn primarily from the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.

March 20 - December 8 This exhibition, drawn from LACMA's permanent collection, presents an introduction to Egyptian art with a focus on myth and funerary practice.

This focussed exhibition presents a selection of recently acquired drawings from the sculpture collection of Leeds Museums & Galleries, which is managed in partnership with the Henry Moore Institute; a collaboration that has built one of the strongest public collections of sculpture in Britain.

Even the museums most successful at attracting them vary their schedules with smaller exhibitions drawn from their permanent collections, focused on single artists, themes, historical moments or whatever idea seems worthy of exploration.

For this project, architectural collective Assemble and artist Simon Terrill have used archival materials, drawings and photographs from RIBA's Collections to create an interactive installation that raises questions over design for play, from both a historic and contemporary perspective, with a focus on the element of risk.

This exhibition will focus on the fastest growing area of the Museum's collection, which is modern and contemporary art including paintings, drawings, prints, and sculpture by such artists as Joseph Beuys (1921 - 1986), Robert Cottingham (b. 1935), Sam Gilliam (b. 1933), Adolph Gottlieb (1903 - 1974), Philip Guston (1913 - 1980), Keith Haring (1958 - 1991), Dame Barbara Hepworth (1903 - 1975), Sol Lewitt (1928 - 2007), Diego Rivera (1886 - 1957), and David Smith (1906 - 1965).

This exhibition, drawn mainly from the permanent collection, will draw upon this strength and focus on images of astronomy.

The focus of the exhibition is on prints and drawings from the British Museum's collection, alongside a few loans from the V&A, the Ashmolean, Tate Britain and the British Library.

This exhibition of 30 photographs is drawn from VMFA's collection and highlights the artist's early career in Hungary while also focusing on seminal moments during the sixty years when he worked in Paris and then New York City.

A new show drawn entirely from OCMA's permanent collection focuses on works by 16 women whose art in the 1990s underwent a transformation, from overtly political to something more poetic and personal.

The AGSA also possesses a wide collection of Australian prints, drawings and photographs, with a special focus on South Australian works.

The collection features 3 - dimensional representational pieces focused on the human figure plus drawings by sculptors and abstract works.

Drawing on a number of high - end corporate collections such as Inflexion, Aspen, Argent, Eagle Place, the talk will focus on how the Contemporary Art Society works with corporate collections including the commissioning process, the impact art and design has on the corporate space, and the importance of companies investing in great art.