Sentences with phrase «into gallery»

The VIP admission (payable at the door or online here) allows entry into the gallery one hour before the crowds arrives and includes 2 raffle tickets.

The exhibition features exciting collaborations, a new film based on glass shoes and a large dress suspended from the ceiling, raining down droplets into the gallery.

During Governors Island's public season (Memorial Day Weekend and the end of September), LMCC and artists - in - residence welcome visitors into the Gallery to enjoy an annual exhibition and, during Open Studios events, into the studios to meet the artists and learn about the work taking place there.

Miss Rosen discusses Martha Cooper's background and how her photographs bring street art into the gallery space.

The Void Engage programme actively seek to bring people into the gallery through a wide range of interactive activities such as workshops, talks, tours, screenings and seminars.

This will include a temporary cinema space built into gallery one.

Robert Gober's Prison Window (1992) installation, in which an illuminated sky - filled window diorama with hand - forged metal bars is inset into the gallery walls, and Jeff Koons's meticulous bronze castAqualung (1985), further elaborates on the confinement and absence of air.

Together, they have transformed an 18,000 - square - foot - furniture - storage facility in their hometown, Dallas, into a gallery showcasing works from their individual collections as well as those bought jointly with fellow Dallas Museum of Art trustees — but neither of their names appears on the facade.

Orgy Park, dear friends, is a home of Steve Mykietyn occasionally turned into a gallery space.

In 2013 she turned her 12,000 - square - foot studio in Boyle Heights into the gallery 356 Mission, bankrolled by Gavin Brown.

Fernández's previous work has brought the outside world into the gallery via her glass and acrylic sculptures and installations harnessing the energy and beauty of various natural elements: sky, sand, fire, and water.

More importantly to the market, it is brings these works into the gallery.

Among other things, there were wide, intrusive pendentives; natural light streamed into the gallery from three 20 - foot - tall glass - paneled doors; and his figures were to be viewed from a considerable distance, both from the ground floor as well as the passageway on the second floor.

In truth, Gabunia's Put Your Head Into Gallery is exactly what it sounds like, allowing patrons to explore his exhibit by becoming a part of it.

JB: Nobody walks into a gallery now unless they have bought from there before.

Glimcher has never shied away from inviting a celebrity into his gallery.)

ARTBLEND Fort Lauderdale, Florida Artblend takes a new approach to every artist who comes into their gallery or who is featured at one of the many art shows where the gallery exhibits.

It was an addition built to the stairwell of the building — extending the existing stairwell into the gallery space.

While the Italian couple and their director, Paolo Ruffino, sat in the back at SoHo's Artists Space silently manning laptops, about 60 downtown types filed into the gallery and seated themselves before a ten - foot projection screen.

One day, while Gordon was working the front desk at Gagosian, a young artist named Richard Prince walked into the gallery carrying a portfolio of «rephotographed watch ads,» which, as if to appear in the know, he had packaged in the «signature awful frames» of Gagosian Gallery.

«Although Michaela Eichwald has been an artist, writer and protagonist of the Cologne art scene since the 1990s, it is only relatively recently that she has begun to venture regularly into gallery spaces with her multi-disciplinary work.

Right now though, it's a white cube punctuated by a ceiling open to a rickety - looking wooden catwalk and its designated «slope» (a remnant of its previous use as an underground carpark) jutting into the gallery.

Stuart's original approach to material and process has seen her create large - scale site - specific works in the landscape, sculptural installations incorporating objects, drawings, and audio - visual elements, as well as photographs, drawings and sculptures that bring the material of landscape — earth and rock — into the gallery.

The exhibition opens the doors to a little - seen part of the RA, with the historic studios of the Schools transformed into gallery spaces for the occasion.

This material diffuses natural light into the gallery during the day, and at night, when illuminated from within, it glows an emerald shade of green, adding vivid color to the street.

Throughout the exhibition Flood - Paddock and Armitage's works alternate in each space, bringing the private dialogue between these two artists into the gallery for the first time.

And one day I walked into this gallery where I saw the very first video installation of my life.

The Alphawood Foundation, a Lincoln Park - based advocate for arts and civil rights, renovated a bank into a gallery space at its headquarters to accommodate the exhibition

Incorporating a combination of site - specific elements and works transplanted into the gallery space, the artists propose varied ways of seeing, of knowing, and of imagining place.

James Clarkson is presenting three installations which reinterpret everyday objects into modernist sculptures, Peter Martin projects 1980's television advertisements into the gallery, spliced with a hypnotic soundscape, and Emily Musgrave's fragile sculptures employ found objects which masquerade as other materials.

«I remember she came into the gallery, this tiny blond pixie, and even though she was nervous she was so articulate in how she was able to talk about her work.

Every starving artist dreams of breaking into a gallery or museum.

Welcoming all mediums into the gallery — renamed 291, after its Fifth Avenue address — he interspersed photography shows with exhibitions of Auguste Rodin's drawings, paintings by Paul Cézanne, and sculpture by Constantin Brancusi.

By bringing imagery of the sky into the gallery, his work collapses the boundaries between interiority and exteriority, nearness and distance.

John Stezaker remembered having been to the exhibition, though he could recall no specific details other than a fire; when Sandy Nairne worked on it, as director of exhibitions at the ICA in the early»80s, he had to negotiate Mona Hatoum's plan to have a video camera in the lavatories live - feeding into the gallery; Pablo Bronstein spoke about it in venomous terms, having applied on every possible occasion but having never been selected.

For material, Rist milks images from the plant life surrounding Durslade Farm, the historic Somerset compound that Hauser & Wirth has converted into gallery spaces, garden, farm, and café.

A number of amazing artists are represented in this show, but one of the highlights for me, and the eye - catcher that brought me into the gallery one Saturday afternoon, was a photo by Mickalene Thomas called Les Trois Femmes Noires.

Since his induction into the gallery in 1995, Mark Bennett has been included in over three dozen significant museum and group exhibitions, including those at the Corcoran Gallery of Art (D.C.), Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art (CT), Walker Art Center (MN) and Los Angeles County Museum of Art (CA).

Sunlight pours into the gallery.

This almost narrative - like exhibition plan can be seen as one that moves from the beginning cubist abstraction into a gallery surveying sensitive, almost impressionist abstract works by the artists like Georgia O'Keeffe.

Between the positivity felt at the Miami fairs, new artists being welcomed into the gallery and long - awaited shows being added to the schedule, we bid a hearty farewell to 2009.

Bringing these documents into the gallery, Holzer gives them a public hearing, at the same time questioning the normalization of violence in the contemporary political discourse.

Anton Kannemeyer, one of South Africa's most well - known cartoonists and satirists who made the leap into the gallery, is showing at Stevenson in Cape Town with the now relatively established young photographer Daniel Naudé.

Mr. Stella began to go over the top — perhaps intentionally — in the late 1970s, with the «Exotic Birds,» and other series featuring wildly baroque abstract compositions, with curvilinear cutout shapes in aluminum, sometimes protruding several feet into the gallery space.

Muska has decided to open up his personal studio he transformed into a gallery atmosphere and invite the public in to see the large level art installation he has created.

Thomas recalls the first opening, when artists who had been living in Bushwick for years came into the gallery and couldn't believe it was there.

For the seventh year running, the group of anti-Tate, anti-Turner-prize artists known as the Stuckists picketed Tate Britain as guests filtered into the gallery for the ceremony.

The intention is to create what the artist calls a «suspended» and constructed array of forms in tiers that build outward into the gallery space from the traditional picture plane.

Even before stepping into the gallery I had some concerns — the notion of filling over 8,200 square feet with two years of new work without compromising quality seems a stretch, so naturally the show's theme is about excess.

By bringing the city plaza into the gallery, Iglesias gives us a public site for contemplation and communion, while hinting at the pulsating, beating body of water barely concealed underneath.