Sentences with phrase «established galleries moving»

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These online galleries are great for beginning artists who don't have a lot of money or who are just getting established, but eventually most artists need to move to selling their work themselves.

Started in 2010 on the border of Ridgewood, Queens and Bushwick, Brooklyn, the gallery moved to its current location where they exhibit shows by both young and established artists, fostering a dialogue between generations and artist communities.

When Parsons established her own gallery in the mid 1940s, Murch moved with her, mounting one - man shows every two years until his death in 1967.

Christa Maiwald moved to New York in 1973, where she established herself as a video artist with solo exhibitions at the Whitney Museum of American Art, Anthology Film Archives, Holly Solomon Gallery, and Franklin Furnace, among others, and was included in the 1979 Whitney Biennial.

Since moving to Nashville, about two years ago, Smutz has established himself as an artist to watch, with solo gallery shows in Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and Nashville.

After moving to New York, he and his partner Corrine Jennings established Kenkeleba House, a gallery that has presented innumerable exhibitions of work by artists of color and women.

1980 — Emily Carr University of Art + Design establishes Charles H. Scott Gallery during its move to Granville Island.

Christa Maiwald earned an M.F.A. from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1973 and moved to New York shortly thereafter, establishing herself as a video artist with solo exhibitions at the Whitney Museum of American Art, Anthology Film Archives, Holly Solomon Gallery and Franklin Furnace, among others.

Established in 2003, the gallery moved to its current location after outgrowing its original premises at number 44A.

River North, the most established gallery area, has seen some businesses move or otherwise constrict their operations, but the bulk are still standing.

Moving afterwards to Gagosian Gallery, where she rose to be the megadealer's second - in - command, she then opened a very different space of her own to champion a group of highly dedicated emerging and established artists.

After completing her master's, she moved to Boston and worked briefly as director of the cooperative space Boston Sculptors Gallery and then as exhibitions curator at the Boston Center for the Arts, where she organized shows featuring both emerging and established artists and launched a site - specific, large - scale installation program.

Initially established in 1976 as the Art Gallery at Harbourfront, the gallery moved to a repurposed 1920's powerhouse located on Toronto's waterfront in the lateGallery at Harbourfront, the gallery moved to a repurposed 1920's powerhouse located on Toronto's waterfront in the lategallery moved to a repurposed 1920's powerhouse located on Toronto's waterfront in the late 1980s.

The established New York dealer Leila Heller moved into an enormous 14,000 - square - foot gallery (the largest in the UAE) and the Paris - based Jean - Paul Najar Foundation also set up shop.

In 2013 Patricia moved back to Brazil, her home country, and established the first art gallery dedicated solely to British artists in São Paulo.

The museum's founder Duncan Phillips (1886 — 1966) was born in Pittsburgh but soon moved to Washington DC where, with support from his mother, he established The Phillips Memorial Gallery to commemorate the untimely deaths of his father and brother.

All of the artists moved there and, since it was so difficult to find galleries to show their work, artists came together and established cooperative galleries, Tanager and Hansa to name a few.

After working in Paris in the 1950s and»60s, she moved to New York in the 1960s to establish the feminist gallery A.I.R. and to join with artists and critics such as Leon Golub (her husband), Robert Morris and Lucy Lippard in forming the Art Workers» Coalition.

The artist run co-op, First Street Gallery, was one of three to be established on the Bowery, later moving to Soho.

With a mission to become a key global destination for all those interested in the medium, Photo London will bring together galleries that will showcase early photographic gems, the latest work by established masters and work that reflects new directions in the development of the form, including moving image and virtual reality, as well as works featuring high levels of technical experimentation.