Sentences with phrase «established artist faces»

Glad to see you addressing the issues that a more established artist faces.

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2face Idibia released his debut solo album Face 2 Face (2004), which established him as a viable solo artist.

It was shown alongside an exhibition called «At Face Value» in the main gallery, which included established international artists such as Sophie Calle and Marie Bourget.

In a curatorial return after ten years of distillation, Cumberland Gallery brings back Artists Select 2016, a showcase of artists from their current established roster, as well as an introduction to newArtists Select 2016, a showcase of artists from their current established roster, as well as an introduction to newartists from their current established roster, as well as an introduction to new faces.

An annual juried art show, Artexpo brings the biggest publishers, galleries, and collectors face - to - face with hundreds of established and emerging artists.

In 1987, he established and published Third Text to address institutional racism that many non-Western artists faced.

The essay discusses how artists and arts institutions both challenge and reinforce established relations of power, and the importance of critical reflexivity in the face of complex forms of domination.

Michael Holroyd, writing about Mark Gertler - one of the artists featured in The Whitechapel Boys, a launch exhibition for the renovated gallery, which has expanded into the old library - restates the established Bloomsbury position when faced with unmapped eastern parts (anywhere on the wrong side of Grays Inn Road).

Now the artist, who has established a career making portraits of women in lonely, haunting environments — and who has shot numerous fashion campaigns and editorials, including for Bottega Veneta and W Magazine — unveils Face in the Crowd at the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, D.C., alongside a short film starring Elizabeth Banks.

I set the style for the thing and established one of the important things, which they maintain today: I feel that when you do an article on an artist it's important to use his picture, to give him credit, and to make his face a recognizable thing.

The essay discusses how artists and arts institutions both challenge and reinforce established power relations, and the importance of radical self - criticism in the face of such complex hegemonies.

The artist faced with the difficulty of entering the established hierarchy can turn to the non-profit alternative space for exposure and perhaps entice some gallery to take him on.