Sentences with phrase «giving gallery visitors»

Gayle Chong Kwan presents a new commission Save the Last Dance for Me, the work consists of a large - scale map illustrating Labanotation techniques to record the movement and migration of Rumba, accompanied by a sound piece giving gallery visitors dance instructions.

Gayle Chong Kwan presents Save the Last Dance for Me, the work consists of a large - scale map illustrating Laban notation techniques to record the movement and migration of a culturally specific dance, accompanied by a sound piece giving gallery visitors dance instructions.

As in the case of our juried exhibit open to artist of all ages & persuasions, Viridian has instituted a digital presentation of 30 artists selected by the gallery director, Vernita Nemec, giving an opportunity to 30 additional artists and giving gallery visitors a chance to see the work of more artists of merit.

In the past they were called «Coffee & Conversation» but to loosen everyone one up a bit, we are now having «Wine & Words» on the last Saturday of our exhibitions to give gallery visitors an opportunity to hear the artists talk about their art and inspiration.

Not exact matches

An art installation at Liverpool's FACT gallery gives visitors a chance to decide what they think of this controversial gas extraction technique.

Fortunately, yesterday BuzzFeed shared my Black and White Gallery Wall project which gave me lots of new visitors and — conveniently — the gumption to share this mini-novel of a...

What's more, Camden Town is one of the only areas in London where street art is welcomed and encouraged, giving residents and visitors alike an urban art gallery experience.

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«Visitors to our exhibition galleries gave us this idea,» he says.

Art galleries, surf shops and restaurants surround the zone giving locals and visitors an alternative Santa Barbara experience.

The cultural scene is alive and well with crafts and artists galleries, community theater groups, and visitors love our local weekly newspaper which gives a glimpse into the bucolic life in the small town of Cambria.

Visitors to the Artsonje Center unfamiliar with the wider range of Yang's practice could be forgiven for thinking they had walked into the wrong gallery — the diversity of material gave the initial impression that this was a group exhibition.

Either way, visitors will feel at home among galleries not too high - handed to give them the time of day.

A visitor attending the show during regular gallery hours on any given day will face a work of installation art: An impressive tower of speakers sits, along with a boxy old television, on a low plywood stage.

Running the length of these galleries is a sloping sort of gangway that gradually brings the visitor into the largest exhibition spaces and, combined with glassed - in ceiling and window walls, rather gives one the feeling of being on a cruise ship — especially on an appropriately dark and stormy night like the one that witnessed the opening of Gray Matters, the maiden voyage of newly appointed Senior Curator Michael Goodson.

A special ticket will give visitors admission to the exhibition at the DAM as well as 1959: The Albright - Knox Art Gallery Exhibition Recreated, a correlative exhibition at CSM February 14 - June 15, 2014.

Elisa Uematsu, Taka Ishii Gallery (Tokyo, main) said: «New York is a city full of opportunities to explore the arts, but with the growing range of art on view this week and the addition of more modern art galleries at Frieze New York, this year's fair gave visitors an exceptional range of art to discover.

Because of the drawings» sensitivity, the galleries will operate with low levels of light and visitors will be given time to adjust to this.

Meanwhile Zoom Pavilion by Rafael Lozano - Hemmer and Krzysztof Wodiczko gave visitors a disorientating encounter with mass surveillance, with 12 robotic cameras capturing the audience, and rendering the footage on the gallery walls in real time.

In September, the museum will unveil its brand new European galleries inside the historic Morgan Memorial Building, giving visitors a brand new view of its European collections for the first time in 20 years.

Visitors to the show will be enveloped in this vast creation, giving them the experience of entering what the gallery describes as «the vortex that is a never - ending life.»

As seen at Trafalgar Place and Newport Street Gallery, they can breathe life and kick - start regeneration in neglected urban pockets to create new, desirable destinations and communities; as with Blavatnik School of Government, Weston Library and City of Glasgow College, they can give cities and institutions a new landmark to delight and draw in visitors, improve education potential, and increase civic pride.

When the new installation opens in November, says chief curator Darsie Alexander, curators will hold in - gallery office hours — giving visitors insights into the way exhibitions happen, and giving the staff a chance to find out «how visitors encounter work in space — the kinds of questions they ask about art, what they find interesting, and how long they stay.»

What can the visitor of a gallery see, experience, or know at any given instant?

Given the gallery's high visitor attendance figures, along with Saatchi's continuing ability to source interesting works of art, it is impossible to deny that it has become one of Britain's best art museums as well as one of its leading cultural institutions.

«Art on the Hill,» held 6 - 10 p.m. every second Friday by the Tobin Hill Art Alliance, gives Tobin Hill neighborhood residents and visitors a chance to explore diverse homes, businesses and galleries between San Antonio College, Trinity University, U.S. 281 and downtown.

The Power Plant — Refresh is the name the gallery has given to a project that aims to improve access for existing and new visitors.

This special one - week exhibit gives visitors a sample of the variety and diversity of art that will be shown in the gallery each month featuring eleven of the associate artists together in one show.

Between Matisse and Diebenkorn, the visitor will find a small gallery devoted to works by Paul Klee given or promised to the museum by the Djerassi Art Trust.

Over the course of the game, gallery visitors will also be given opportunities to respond — proposing titles for artwork, recommending descriptions for wall labels, and more.

To give you an idea how extraordinary: when I told a curator - friend from a major public gallery in London how many visitors we» dMore details

Overall Gallery Week was successful in bringing new audiences to the galleries and giving regular visitors a full program of free events.

Over 75 venues including galleries and artists» studios will open the public, giving visitors a chance to experience this creative, evolving community, rich in art, history, and entertainment.

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.

Public tours are offered to give visitors a full overview of the gallery sections and Frieze Projects with works created exclusively for the fair by Nick Mauss, Tobias Madison, Cerith Wyn Evans, Isabel Lewis, Jonathan Berger, Jérôme Bel, and Sophia Al Maria.

Visitors are given the feeling of choice and movement in the opportunity to move the concrete balls that comprise the analogue series, but they are still contained within the oppressive omnipotence of the large concrete slabs (and are also moved back to a specific space by gallery staff after: interaction, within limits).

The opening of the second gallery near the center of Munich is a logical development that supplements the gallery concept: spaciousness, brick walls and access through the garden give the visitor the impression of an intimate, exclusive art experience.

The first major solo exhibition in Europe, now at the Dulwich Picture Gallery, will give visitors surprising insights into the painter's journey from obscurity into the light of day.

IN NEW YORK magazine, published monthly primarily for visitors to the city, gave a very positive preview of the Brooker exhibition at the June Kelly Gallery.

The gallery contains several large works in addition to a small studio archive behind two temporary walls — giving visitors permission to connect the inner workings of her process with the resulting, public canvas.

Gave public and private tours of the gallery to guests, including college students and out of town visitors