A two volume
exhibition catalogue documents both exhibitions and features contributions by Hamza Walker, LAXART Executive Director and former Director of Education and Associate Curator at the Renaissance Society, and Michael Rooks, Wieland Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the High Museum of Art.
With installation views, project notes, sketches and models,
this exhibition catalogue documents a solo show by Chinese artist Huang Yong Ping (born 1954) at Rome's MAXXI Museum.
Not exact matches
Initially conceived to
document the artist's 2014
exhibition at David Zwirner in New York — his first with the gallery, debuting new sculptural work, a critically acclaimed video, and a much - discussed animatronic sculpture — the publication ultimately exists as a hybrid between an
exhibition catalogue and a stand - alone expression of Wolfson's vision.
This
catalogue and the
exhibition it
documents take their title from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's 1838 poem «A Psalm of Life.»
A «
catalogue raisonné» is a systematic and comprehensive scholarly reference text in which each work known to have been executed by a particular artist is illustrated, thoroughly
documented and described, giving information such as title, alternative titles, date, medium, size, inscriptions, provenance,
exhibition history, and publication history, and in which each work is assigned a permanent reference number.
Name, address and contact details of painter - Where you heard about Beep2016 (name of magazine, website, etc.)- A submission of up to TWO paintings (high quality JPEGS) with title / s, dimensions in cm, medium, year - 250 words maximum statement (Word
document or in an email) on the submitted paintings relating to the theme and a brief artist biography (this will be used for the online
catalogue)- link / s to website or recent works (this will only be used by
exhibition judges if needing additional information picking a winner)
Of the 47 illustrated books
documented in the
catalogue, 30 were included in the
exhibition, often supplemented by ancillary materials, including sketches, rejected designs for covers, and correspondence.
The extensive documentation assembled here includes newspaper articles,
exhibition catalogues, postwar restitution claims, personal correspondence, probate
documents, and dealer records drawn from multiple sources in the United States and Europe.
Accompanying the
exhibition, this richly illustrated hardback
exhibition catalogue is signed by the artist and collates the American artist's most iconic paintings, sculptures and collages to thoroughly
document decades of ground - breaking work from Jasper Johns.
Documents the research conducted by the College Art Association of America for their publication The Index of Twentieth - Century Artists, through correspondence,
exhibition catalogues, press releases, and news clippings.
This illustrated
catalogue, with an essay by
exhibition curator Holly Crawford,
documents a group
exhibition of artists involved with gang activity.
Discover SFMOMA books,
catalogues, and online publications that
document and illuminate our
exhibitions and collection.
The
exhibition has been
documented with a fully illustrated
catalogue, published by the Newark Museum and available in the Museum Shop.
The Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation is dedicated to fostering awareness and appreciation of contemporary visual art, primarily through the support of
catalogues and other publications that
document exhibitions of work by emerging or under - recognized artists.
Future Shock will be accompanied by a 144 - page full - color
catalogue documenting the works in the
exhibition and the legacy of the ideas of Toffler's vision of the future.
Bridget Carberry was crucial to developing the framework for this online
exhibition catalogue, and Emily Robbins and Ana Fox - Hodess played a key role in
documenting the works on view.
Photographs of these projects,
documented in 1980, are also in the
exhibition and the
catalogue.
The gallery has
documented the
exhibition with a
catalogue, which features an interview between the artist and Rachel Cozad, former director of the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art.
The Vancouver Art Gallery organizes Vancouver: Art and Artists, 1931 - 1983, a comprehensive survey
exhibition and accompanying
catalogue documenting almost 50 years of art production in Vancouver.
This accompanying
catalogue documents trends, process, and media explored by the artists in the
exhibition.
September 11 — November 1, 2009 This
exhibition and an accompanying
catalogue documented the artistic career of Richard Carlyon (1930 - 2006), a pivotal figure in the Richmond arts community.
This
catalogue documents Earth, Water, Fire: Classical Mediterranean Ceramics, an
exhibition which brought together more than 120 representative works from the University of Chicago's Classical Collection.
This
catalogue documents a two - part project that included an
exhibition with works by Eadweard Muybridge and Jan Dibbets, together with a documentary created by Chris Dercon for Dutch television on the history and future of cinema.
An
exhibition catalogue will
document the newly commissioned work and chart the mentorship participants» curatorial progress.
Additionally, this event includes the launch of To Make a Public: Temporary Art Review 2011 - 2016, a selected anthology of the first five years of the online publication and a
catalogue of the related
exhibition Document V celebrating the same benchmark, recently published by Institute for Connotative Action Press.
The
exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated
catalogue containing an introduction on the subject of the Surrealists» collecting practices, a scholarly two - part essay on the masks and the Surrealists» engagement with them, color plates with
catalogue entries, and ample archival material
documenting this rich art - historical narrative.
A central focus is the production and design of books,
catalogues, brochures, posters, and invitation cards; these works often accompany and
document his
exhibitions.
The
catalogue published on the occasion of the first institutional
exhibition by Ana Navas at Galerie der Stadt Sindelfingen continues her artistic research, which deals with phenomena such as memory, translation, interpretation and authorship and
documents a wide exchange of images and ideas.
Both the
exhibition and
catalogue will highlight previously unpublished archival material — such as sketchbooks and
documents — culled from the vast Frank Moore Papers, totaling 44 linear feet, housed at NYU's Fales Library.
An illustrated
catalogue will
document the
exhibition and will include a significant statement by Daniel Buren titled «Terminology.»
This extensively illustrated
catalogue documents an eponymous group
exhibition curated by Simon Morris at Bury Museum & Sculpture Centre, England, from August - November 2016, featuring work by:
A
catalogue documenting the
exhibition is currently in preparation.
The
exhibitions are accompanied by scholarly
catalogues that become part of a permanent archive
documenting the region's rich contemporary art scene.
To Make a Public: Temporary Art Review 2011 - 2016 is a selected anthology of the first five years of online publication Temporary Art Review and a
catalogue of the related
exhibition Document V celebrating the same benchmark.
A beautiful
catalogue will
document and accompany the
exhibition, available from our list of rewards for supporting Objection.
Exhibition catalogue: The exhibition is accompanied by a publication designed by the graphic design studio cyan with numerous illustrations and reproduced documents about the history of Black Mountain College as well as 12 essays i.a. by Gabriele Brandstetter, Brenda Danilowitz, Mary Emma Harris, Annette Jael Lehmann, Andi Schoon and the editors of the catalogue Eugen Blume, Matilda Felix, Gabriele Knapstein and Catherin
Exhibition catalogue: The
exhibition is accompanied by a publication designed by the graphic design studio cyan with numerous illustrations and reproduced documents about the history of Black Mountain College as well as 12 essays i.a. by Gabriele Brandstetter, Brenda Danilowitz, Mary Emma Harris, Annette Jael Lehmann, Andi Schoon and the editors of the catalogue Eugen Blume, Matilda Felix, Gabriele Knapstein and Catherin
exhibition is accompanied by a publication designed by the graphic design studio cyan with numerous illustrations and reproduced
documents about the history of Black Mountain College as well as 12 essays i.a. by Gabriele Brandstetter, Brenda Danilowitz, Mary Emma Harris, Annette Jael Lehmann, Andi Schoon and the editors of the
catalogue Eugen Blume, Matilda Felix, Gabriele Knapstein and Catherine Nichols.
This
catalogue documents Madani's first museum
exhibition.
The accompanying
catalogue documenting the gallery's sixteenth solo
exhibition of the artist includes a written essay by Glimcher, providing additional insight into the artist who coined the term, «Art Brut.»
Initially conceived to
document Jordan Wolfson's 2014
exhibition at David Zwirner in New York — his first with the gallery, featuring new sculptural work, a video and his much - discussed animatronic sculpture» (Female figure) 2014» — this publication, born out of a close collaboration between Wolfson and book designer Joseph Logan, ultimately exists as a hybrid of an
exhibition catalogue and an expression of Wolfson's artistic vision.
Since then Guirado - Cheadle has spent 8 years
documenting Guirado's extensive back
catalogue, and setting up
exhibitions of his work in the USA and Europe, most recently with a major
exhibition at the Coral Gables Museum during Miami Art Basel, which presented a Virtual Reality experience of Guirado's «Intra-realist» paintings.
And if Merz's imagery is at the same time a hortus conclusus and an infinite sky that burns, so the
exhibition at Met seems to look with one eye at the chaotic and creative intimacy of her house - atelier in Turin (on view too few photographs bear witness to the relationship between her art and domestic environment, which is by contrast well
documented in the
catalogue) and with the other to the endless possibilities of recombination allowed by her works (eloquent, in this perspective, are the rooms in which significant groups of drawings converse with recent paintings, installations, and sculptures).
This unique selection of materials
documents Wilson's actions and work and reveals her interest in fellow artists such as Vito Acconci, Carolee Schneemann, Nancy Spero and Lynda Benglis and includes in its entirety Lucy Lippard's
exhibition catalogue for c. 7,500, the groundbreaking 1973
exhibition of women Conceptual artists, which first declared the significance of Wilson's work.
The ACC Library establishes a file for each honoree's work, archiving images, interviews,
exhibition catalogues, and other
documents and ephemera.
This show — like every New Museum
exhibition that has followed — was accompanied by a
catalogue,
documenting the
exhibition for present and future audiences.
The Art and Space
exhibition is accompanied by a profusely illustrated
catalogue with texts and
documents contributed by artists Peter Halley, Marcius Galan, Agnieszka Kurant, Asier Mendizabal, Bruce Nauman, Damián Ortega, Sergio Prego, Alyson Shotz, Lee Ufan, and Zarina, as well as the philosopher and writer Sara Nadal - Melsió and the show's curator, Manuel Cirauqui.
The
exhibition is accompanied by a fully - illustrated
catalogue documenting Garaicoa's work since 2006.
The Henry Moore Archive houses
documents and artefacts relating to past
exhibitions, including
catalogues, maps and preview cards; an extensive poster archive; models and artefacts relating to
exhibitions, the estate at Perry Green and unrealised projects.
Bringing together some 220 works, the
exhibition celebrates the Museum's archive of Bourgeois prints as well as the completion of the online
catalogue raisonné, Louise Bourgeois: The Complete Prints & Books, available now in process at moma.org/bourgeoisprints, and ultimately
documenting over 4,600 printed sheets in all.
The
exhibition will be accompanied by a scholarly
catalogue in order to
document Petrirena's impacts in the literary canon of American art history.
Images of the Snowden
documents appear in the
exhibition and
catalogue and the Snowden archive partially inspired Poitras's presentation at the Whitney, according to the NYC art museum.