Sentences with phrase «gallery sector»

One hundred years of purchasing work by the greatest artists of the age has developed unrivalled relationships to the commercial gallery sector which in 2015 is one of the UK's most successful, fast growing and exclusive business areas.

FROM WHOLE CLOTH In Presents, the young gallery sector on Pier 94, the most impressive booth is that of the Mariane Ibrahim Gallery of Seattle.

Previously, he spent seven years in the Los Angeles gallery sector, primarily overseeing prominent private and corporate collections, as well as project - managing site - specific installations by leading blue - chip artists.

«Art fairs are very important, but they're gutting the small to midsize gallery sector; it's stressful, it's tiring, it's expensive,» Mr. Schultz said.

Since its inception in 2008, Flow has become a prominent player in New York and Los Angeles art scenes — particularly on the Lower East Side and other emerging - art gallery sectors — where she is known for her savvy in brokering deals.

Apart from the main gallery sector, the fair features the Southeast Asia Platform exhibition; special exhibitions for Russia, Malaysia, Korea, and Modern Art; a new sector called Video Stage; and many performances, talks and tours.

Glasgow has a tiny commercial gallery sector and few collectors.

Most commentators agree that the speed of contemporary arts investment / change within China is unlike anything we have ever witnessed — the building of vast futuristic culture castles across China, the scale of growth in the commercial gallery sector and the growing numbers studying art and design — suggest that an ongoing cultural engagement between Greater Manchester and China during this present period of growth is essential.

You may still be at university and considering a career in the gallery sector, or have had a long career in the visual arts but would like to gain experience as a freelance facilitator, there is no age limit or specific qualifications required to apply.

They called for the award to remain distinctive by concentrating on work «taking place beyond the commercial gallery sector and the mainstream.»

«Whitewash», (a critique on the absence of Black people from employment in the gallery sector), Art Monthly, London, Number 205, April 1997: 11 - 12 [RTTJ].

«Let's hope that the prize can continue to profile and value work that takes place beyond the commercial gallery sector and the mainstream, and just happens to be happening in the north too.

In addition to showing premier artworks ranging from Modern masters to the latest contemporary pieces across five gallery sectors, many exhibitors will present works in Art Basel's project - based sectors: Kabinett, Public and Film.

Pomery says: «I think people in the museums and galleries sector are keen to make things happen and they see the possibilities that collaboration brings.»