Sentences with phrase «in a small gallery»

In the late 1980s his work began to feature in small gallery spaces and the pages of style and culture magazines such as i - D.

These galleries curated their booths as they would a solo show in a small gallery, another example of how the exhibitors were given more room for their individual visions.

Events will take place in small galleries, art centers, classrooms, major stages and a bowling alley.

It would have taken a detective's eye to establish the intricate and mysterious connections among the mesmerizing mixture of objects the artist had left behind in the small gallery.

If that becomes second nature, the many brilliant women at the start of their careers today, putting on shows in small galleries, might have a genuine shot at history.

i exhibit once in a while in a small gallery in chelsea, but don't have a true reputation as an...

The projects, about four per year, are presented in a small gallery on the third floor of the California Museum of Photography at UCR ARTSblock.

Having said that, it should be noted that certain works in the smaller gallery spaces in East Hampton and Southampton create their own measure of impact simply through their degree of presence and visual dynamism.

Having trained in academic French painting, so to speak, you make visible references to Western art, especially in your works in the main gallery, while in the smaller gallery toward the back — a beautiful, dimly lit environment — your paintings are ghostly, palimpsest - driven images that compel one to look closely.

The importance of creating silence in everyday life is manifested in the works presented in the smaller gallery: a series of eight bronze heads that embody the proverbial principle «hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.»

On view in the small gallery are Hammond's black - and - white, silver gelatin photographs printed in her largest scale to date: 16 x 20 inches.

After exhibiting in small galleries in Shoreditch, London, the Stuckists» first show in a major public museum was held in 2004 at the Walker Art Gallery, as part of the Liverpool Biennial.

The ambiguous scene unfolded across two large paintings with the rounded corners of old snapshots, installed in a small gallery - cum - 1970s rec room, retrofitted with laminate wood paneling and aquamarine paint.

From its title, you could be misled into dismissing this show as narrow and self - referential: a small exhibition in a small gallery curated by a Belgian artist concerned only with his own countrymen.

However, one key original demand of the BECC was successfully implemented: a call for «at least five one - man shows for black artists in the small gallery off the Whitney's lobby.»

Architectural floor plans for those 44 exhibitions, captioned with the title and dates of each one, are displayed in a small gallery at the show's entrance, providing a key to what visitors are about to see.

This recognition stimulated Morales to focus all his efforts on painting and, to make extra money, he organized exhibitions of his work in small galleries around the capital.

In the five large paintings in the smaller gallery, the paint isn't as thickly applied as in the later paintings, which date from the past few years.

At Matthew Marks, in the small gallery next to the Jasper Johns exhibition, a selection of work including this one:

The leak series culminates in Stavroula (2012), the first panoramic wall sized image by Laing, presented on a curved wall in the small gallery.

Installed in a circular configuration in the small gallery are a series of cast paper heads onto which Plensa has «hand - tattooed» words.

Rauschenberg's exhibition at Betty Parsons Gallery opened on May 14, 1951, and, as was standard for the time, remained on view for just three short weeks.36 The presentation consisted of thirteen easel - size oils in the smaller gallery while the larger main room featured works by Walter Tandy Murch, an artist known for his realistic depictions of mechanical objects and illustrations for such magazines as Forbes and Scientific American.

Alongside the big, half - ironic gestures celebrated by big galleries and the Museum of Modern Art are the many sincere gestures in smaller galleries or under the radar.

In the smaller gallery stands Elegantka II, a cast resin sculpture that glows ominously with interior lights which transform the appearance of its tough exterior into a curiously soft silhouette.

Artists and aficionados mingled in the small gallery, which featured work by four very different artists under the common theme «Staged,» a reference to the particular (and often deliberate) ways in which we inhabit and utilize space.

In the small gallery just off the reception desk, the paintings» darkness is nearly impenetrable.

One of the highlights of Art Basel 2014 is an exhibition neatly tucked behind the main halls in a smaller gallery.

Accompanying the photos in the small gallery are immaculate reconstructions of iconic Duchamp works by Los Angeles artist Gregg Gibbs and others, probably life - sized: Nude Descending a Staircase, The Large Glass, Fresh Widow, Fountain, Rotary Glass Plates, With Hidden Noise, Bicycle Wheel, L.H.O.O.Q., Bottle Rack, and so on.

Way back in Cork Street in 1987, just two years into her career, and two years after Charles Saatchi had also opened his first groundbreaking gallery on Boundary Road, north London, Miro hosted a show by the German artist and political activist Hans Haacke in her small gallery.

The disaster continues unfolding in the small gallery to the right of the landing, where seven more works huddle together such that their potential to express their concerns is eliminated.

One simply needs to get out of NY and look in smaller galleries throughout the U.S. Lots of great works to be seen!

At first, they exhibited together in small galleries in Soho.

While the works in Hidden Histories bravely assert a multitude of issues in Latin America and the U.S., the question lingers as to why the exhibition is sequestered in a small gallery wrapped around the freight elevator.

Vollard came to Paris at the age of 21 from his native island of Reunion, abandoned his chosen career as a lawyer and began a new art career as a clerk in a small gallery.

Her Magnetic Fields series (1990 - 92) will be on view in the small gallery, in which she visualized the forces of magnetic energy.

As a counterpoint to the domestic paintings and installed in the smaller gallery is a series of paintings depicting abandoned buildings at Ft. Tilden near far Rockaway, New York.

In 1979 she had her first solo exhibition in a small gallery in Paris.

Along these lines he became especially well known in art circles for his generosity, often showing with young artists in small galleries to give them a boost; helping to found Printed Matter, the artists» organization that produces artists» books; and trading works with other, often needier artists, whose art he also bought.

«In the smaller gallery at the rear, there will be a show by Hito Steyerl.»

Presented in the small gallery, this intimate presentation of The Paper offers an entry into Laing's world of the combination of landscape, history and culture.

However, the museum's decision to exhibit White, an established artist with a nationally renowned reputation, with accomplished but then emerging artists Hammons and Washington, in a small gallery space allocated to the prints and drawings department was controversial.

His early neo-expressionistic works, photo - realistic portraits, and recent colorful abstract paintings have been exhibited in small galleries and DIY spaces in both New York City and Chicago.

In a small gallery on the second floor of the Petersen museum in Los Angeles there's a collection of Gurney's cars.

These are just a few of the works in this intimate group show, in a small gallery in Soho.

Yet, in this small gallery you will find a series of small paintings by Forrest Bess, who passed away in 1977.

In a smaller gallery, more sculptures, in wax and gesso, were displayed: Naked women, cast in black, lay on their backs on a long table, like cadavers being delivered to a class of medical students.