Sentences with phrase «economy of grace»

Portraits of women from the An Economy of Grace series include The Two Sisters, which was lent to the exhibition by VMFA Board of Trustees President William A. Royall, Jr., and his wife, Pamela.

He is the source of our perfection through union and communion with God, which is why, following the disaster of the Fall, the burden of redeeming the shattered economy of grace falls on his shoulders.

Installation view of Kehinde Wiley: An Economy of Grace at Sean Kelly, New York May 6 - June 16, 2012 Photography: Jason Wyche, New York Courtesy: Sean Kelly, New York

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In the economy of grace the last are placed first in line.

It is a providence and an economy of grace, marked by freedom and now also marred by sin.

And this came today in my in box «God is the perfect Recycler, and in the economy of grace, nothing is wasted, not even our worst sins nor our most stupid mistakes.

FILM «An Economy of Grace,» a new documentary chronicling Kehinde Wiley «s first foray into feminine portraiture begins airing Sept. 5 on PBS.

«An Economy of Grace» goes behind the scenes showing how the works came together — Wiley casting his subjects from the streets of Harlem and Brooklyn, commissioning couture gowns for the women, painting the portraits from photographs, and finally the revealing moments when the women see themselves larger - than - life on canvas just before the show opens.

A documentary film project about An Economy of Grace is being produced in conjunction with Remy Martin ®, and directed by award - winning filmmaker Jeff Dupre.

An Economy of Grace, Wiley's debut exhibition at Sean Kelly gallery, marked his first - ever series dedicated to female subjects.

Other activities concurrent with Kehinde Wiley's An Economy of Grace: Rizzoli Monograph A comprehensive monograph, Kehinde Wiley, is being published by Rizzoli New York and will be available for sale at the gallery throughout the run of An Economy of Grace, and from May 15, 2012 wherever fine books are sold.

Sean Kelly announces An Economy of Grace, Kehinde Wiley's debut exhibition at the gallery.

The resulting paintings to be shown in An Economy of Grace are a celebration of black women, creating a rightful place for them within art history, which has to date been an almost exclusively white domain.

In Wiley's words, «The phrase «an economy of grace» speaks directly to the ways in which we manufacture and value grace and honor, the people that we choose to bestow that honor upon, and the ways in which grace is at once an ideal that we strive for and something that is considered to be a natural human right.

For more information on An Economy of Grace and the monograph, please visit our website.

The gallery's first solo exhibition of new work by Wiley, titled An Economy of Grace, will open with a reception on Saturday, May 5th from 6 to 8 pm and will be on view at Sean Kelly through June 16.

On 19 February «Kehinde Wiley: An Economy of Grace» premiered at the Reel Artists Film Festival in Toronto.

An Economy of Grace will premiere a brand new body of work and coincides with the launch of a major new monograph published by Rizzoli.

Wiley also introduces a 2016 wall calendar and Economy of Grace and The World Stage boxed notecards during the year.

MAGAZINE For his «An Economy of Grace» exhibition at Sean Kelly gallery in 2012, Kehinde Wiley painted portraits of women for the first time.

Replicating Kehinde Wiley's celebrated portraits of black men and women from around the world, these open edition plates (and available set of six) feature images from the artist's «Economy of Grace» and «World Stage: Lagos and Dakar» series.

Both the exhibition and this volume offer a comprehensive overview of Wiley's 14 - year career — including early works; selections from his World Stage project in Africa, Asia, Latin American and the Middle East; bronze sculptural busts; the Economy of Grace series, his first depicting women; and the artist's more recent stained glass and small - scale works in artist - designed frames.

An Economy of Grace Kehinde Wiley (2012), William Powhida, After «After the Contemporary»; Image courtesy of Charlie James Gallery

In 2012, Wiley painted, «An Economy of Grace,» a series of black women for the first time.