Sentences with phrase «inaugural exhibition promises»

Not exact matches

Faena Art Center's inaugural project, Ernesto Neto's first major exhibition in Argentina, promises to bring together his key interests within the striking space of an old mill, enlivening the space with sound, color, and spatial and sensory experiences, as well as the artist's exquisitely beautiful forms.

The dialectic nature of becoming and decaying, appearing and disappearing points in both directions at the same time: the past and the future, a framework that mirrors the entire inaugural exhibition with its promise of an auspicious future while digging through the past.

It was unveiled in 2010 at Gagosian Gallery Hong Kong's inaugural exhibition, «Forgotten Promises».

Within a swift, seven - month span since the Mayday opening of its new headquarters on Gansevoort Street — a light - filled, magically flexible space designed by Renzo Piano — the museum has dominated the New York art world's conversation with a rapid - fire succession of major exhibitions, including its sumptuous inaugural show, America is Hard to See, followed by Frank Stella's eye - filling retrospective, and an overview of a promised gift of art from the last four decades from Thea Westreich Wagner and Ethan Wagner.

For Heaven's Sake was produced for the Damien Hirst: Forgotten Promises inaugural exhibition at Gagosian Gallery, Hong Kong in 2011.

Now the renowned abstract expressionist painter's inaugural exhibition hangs, waiting to receive guests with the promise of inspiration.

Following on the heels of a successful inaugural exhibition dedicated to the work of Urs Fischer, as well as a public art installation by Sterling Ruby, this show — St. Moritz Art Masters — promises to be a thought provoking, mixed - media extravaganza.

An inaugural exhibition at that time will highlight the current round of promised gifts and others that may come in the intervening years.

Its inaugural exhibition, curated by Melissa Levin, was called «Re-Telling» and promised «a discreet revision of a history, a landscape, a narrative, a body; often a response to the initial telling being a gross glorification and romanticization.»