Sentences with phrase «gallery visitors who»

A play on the absurdity of travel restrictions for a specifically targeted population, this one - night, site - specific piece aimed to isolate the gallery visitors who, according to those in a position of power, appear «American.»

«Capital Affair» (also 2002), another collaboration with Motti, promised the entire exhibition budget to the gallery visitor who could find a cheque hidden within the exhibition space of the Helmhaus in Zurich.

Not exact matches

Sokurov's ark not only contains an immense wealth of art (still only a fraction of it's holdings), but countless true - to - history aristocrats who walk the decadent halls, transcending time to intermix with spiritual visitors in traditional ceremonies, modern gallery gazing, an all out ballroom celebration, and everything in between.

Here are some of the leading museums and galleries who set the pace for the region that visitors won't want to miss.

You might, for example, snag a tile that gets you extra money for every work of art sold, or another that grants influence and cash for specific types of visitors who are occupying your gallery.

The final core mechanic that we need to tackle is visitors, the people who will be lured into your gallery by spending tickets which you'll earn in various ways.

It anticipates about 125,000 visitors, many of them potential first - timers who can roam the nation's largest museum park (where Wheeler is thinking of sharing some property with a developer to raise future income) and tour the galleries to see the growing collections of art from around the world.

The visitors who come into my Grasslands Gallery are visitors to Grasslands National Park, and they aren't usually art collectors.

In response to these works, and others that were not realised in her lifetime, Peter Liversidge (b. 1973), who was a friend of Finn - Kelcey, will create a giant flag for the gallery's entrance with the word «HELLO» stitched in black on a white background, ushering visitors into the show.

«Now that Spirit and Matter has introduced North American audiences to the Keir Collection for the first time in its history, the dedicated Keir Collection Gallery will deepen and enrich visitors» appreciation for the 13 centuries of vibrant Islamic artistic traditions that the collection encompasses,» said Dr. Sabiha Al Khemir, the DMA's Senior Advisor for Islamic art, who was integral to bringing the Keir Collection to Dallas.

Who else would fill New York's then largest gallery with nothing but visitors — guided through the darkness by only the blue dots of a pocket flashlight?

Visitors who are blind or have low vision are invited to join us for a descriptive gallery tour exploring the exhibition Florine Stettheimer: Painting Poetry.

Situated in the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane, the fair lets visitors buy works directly from over 100 artists who aren't represented by galleries, and visitors can save 50 % on tickets bought online with a National Art Pass.

Worse still, comparative data shows that the percentage of people of color who are visitors to museums and art galleries has decreased as those populations have increased.

Amongst the frequent visitors of l'Equipe during 1937 was the then figurative painter Serge Poliakoff, who borrowed much from Lacasse's abstract sketches, to deliver his first abstract painting at the gallery in 1938.

All of the Museum's public galleries are accessible to wheelchair users and other visitors who can not use stairs.

All of the museum's public galleries are accessible to wheelchair users and other visitors who can not use stairs.

Gonzalez - Torres creates a «portrait» of his partner, who has died of AIDS, in the form of a mound of candy that gallery visitors are invited to take from.

«Her visitors included not only everyone who counts in the art world, but the kind of people one does not expect to find in an art gallery — mothers with five children, for example.

Next spring, however, the gallery will return to its roots with a major retrospective dedicated to Patrick Heron, a British painter who lived and worked in nearby Zennor, and whose exuberant stained glass window greets visitors in the lobby.

Public Engagement Flash Talks provide an opportunity for visitors to glean a unique perspective on art works displayed in the galleries through speakers who are connected to the art in sometimes unusual ways.

The exhibition will draw into the de Young's textile galleries numerous visitors who might normally pass them by.

The Paula Cooper Gallery extended its hours to accommodate visitors who wanted to see the single screen projection of the film at any hour, day or night.

It's unfair to tar all commercial galleries with this brush as many are very good at keeping potential visitors informed but the offending galleries (who shall not be named) see no need to be quite so generous.

Called the «definitive ART AIDS America showcase» by Jonathan Katz, who curated the exhibition with Rock Hushka, because of its size and inclusion of artists of color, Art AIDS America offers visitors to Alphawood Gallery a chance to trace the impact of the AIDS crisis on American art.

Visitors who look closely will notice a crack in the gallery wall that — somewhat eerily, perhaps — mimics the red forms in the painting.

The 20th - century modern and contemporary galleries are larger, more flexible rectangular spaces, and their contents will undoubtedly surprise visitors who expect the collection to concentrate on 19th - century icons.

«Seven Billion Light Years» encompasses a broad range of mediums: there's the brochure - favored, gently babbling This is not a fountain (h / t Magritte), painted bronze mangoes and potatoes, video art, found objects, paintings, mixed media, a floor installation made with real Indian dirt («30,000 pounds of soil,» a gallery attendant whispered to an enraptured visitor, who murmured, «Wild, wild») and what could best be described as a trio of giant steel / copper / plastic pom - poms.

In an effort to connect with visitors who feel bored, overwhelmed, or confused, museums are using focus groups, comment boards, and even full - time evaluators to help rethink and rewrite texts in the galleries.

In mid-February, during Open Studios for Winter Workspace 2013, visitors to Glyndor Gallery viewed the work of six artists — some of the work finished, some ongoing and some just commenced — who have spent the past six weeks transforming the gallery into studio Gallery viewed the work of six artists — some of the work finished, some ongoing and some just commenced — who have spent the past six weeks transforming the gallery into studio gallery into studio spaces.

We are also supported by other public investment and lottery funding, individual patrons, corporate patrons, trusts and foundations, catalyst endowment donors, and visitors who donate in the gallery and online.

This objective of that object is composed of five interpreters who form a loose circle around gallery visitors with their backs turned.

For one of his first solo exhibitions in New York City in 1992 at 303 Gallery, Tiravanija cooked Thai food and served it for free to visitors who attended his opening.

Indicative of this are the 90,000 visitors last year, and the 20 new participating galleries this year, including Leila Heller Gallery, Dubai / New York; Vigo Gallery, London; Victoria Miro, London, Anna Laudel, Istanbul; Galleria Continua, San Gimignano / Beijing / Les Moulins / Habana; and Gallery Tableau, Seoul, who join fair mainstays such as Dastan's Basement, Tehran; Dirimart, Istanbul; Galeri Nev, Istanbul; Galerie Mark Hachem, Paris / Beirut; Zilberman Gallery, Istanbul and Gallery One, Ramallah.

Screens are used to create rooms within rooms, galleries within galleries, sometimes to reframe the surrounding art, as in the South African National Gallery for the Johannesburg Biennale, sometimes to provide a private viewing space for visitors who might be drawn in to an intimate engagement with his re-written Tintin cartoons, say - or even, on occasion, prevented from entering the enclosure altogether.

Plus the gallery will be open til late, with visitors invited to Spring exhibition, Euphonia by Emma Smith which transforms Bluecoat's gallery into a sonic chamber, turning the viewer into a participant who is invited to contribute to the sound installation by adding their own voice.

«We have had a fantastic response from our visitors, who have travelled from far and wide to Margate to experience the gallery and the art we have on display for free here.

Upon walking into Richard Taittinger Gallery on the Lower East Side, more than 50 two - dimensional works, by 12 artists who have African lineages, greet visitors in an exhibition titled «Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?&raqwho have African lineages, greet visitors in an exhibition titled «Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?&raqWho's Coming to Dinner?»

I want it for the Menil Collection and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, which could keep their non-didactic approaches while deploying the people who walk the gallery floors as resources who can help visitors see art in new ways and relay the kinds of feedback museums hire market - research firms to gather.

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The autonomy and passion of the artists has always been» at the heart of what we do,» says Bethlem Gallery Director, Beth Elliott, who continues» it is their vision and talent that have engaged visitors from all over the world for 20 years.

Chrissie Iles, a curator at the Whitney who organized the show with Bennett Simpson, a curator at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, said that prominent artists as well distributed over the years as Tony Oursler (video artist, born 1957), Rirkrit Tiravanija (known for the shows in which he cooks for gallery visitors, born 1961) and Wade Guyton (who «paints» with printers, born 1972) all showed strong traces of Mr. Graham's influence.

It's true that they operate as a public service: Frieze Masters is wonderfully enjoyable to the great majority of visitors who have no thought of buying, and although the crowds of spectators must be thoroughly annoying for the galleries it does mean that the showcase function is high on the list of exhibitors» priorities.

Visitors can see five permanent installations: the sculpture Shaft by Richard Serra, Per Inge Bjørlo's Inner Room V, Ilya Kabakov's The Garbage Man: The Man Who Never Threw Anything Away, Marianne Heier's Promesse de bonheur and two gallery rooms dedicated to Louise Bourgeois.

Artist Jonathan Horowitz at Gavin Brown Gallery gave visitors a twelve - inch square of canvas to paint a freehand circle in black paint, who received a $ 20 dollar cheque for their efforts.

Visitors who have long followed the painter's work may approach «Wayne Thiebaud: Memory Mountains» at the Paul Thiebaud Gallery with the question of «late style» in mind.

That was certainly the case at the Arcade Gallery space, which had an indescribable sculpture of expanding soft foam by John Wallbank, while Rob Tufnel offered an aquarium by Aaron Angell, who surrounded his stoneware with live, pink or black axolotls, Mexican walking fish that seemed as bewildered by the fair as visitors were with them.

EDITION had an artist in residence Moral Turgeman conducting her Blind Portrait experiment over the course of the week, guests and visitors alike sat for Turgeman who wants to exhibit each sketch with a gallery show once she hits 10,000 portraits and Swedish photographer Daniella Midenge also hosted a signing for her first book Sex + Cigarettes which saw every book being sold.

Lichtenstein at Meyerovich: Visitors to «Roy Lichtenstein: All About Art» at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art who come away wanting more can find it at the Meyerovich Gallery.

Taking inspiration from Britain's best - known painter, JMW Turner who was a regular visitor to Margate throughout his life, the gallery is situated on the sea front on the site of a guesthouse frequented by the artist.