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They champion alternative music in the North of England and feature bands, artists and culture on a local, national and international level.

Delicious, gourmet foods are on sale and entertainment is provided by local and international artists.

On April 28 — April 29, 2018, Mission Federal ArtWalk will transform 17 blocks of Downtown San Diego's nationally recognized Little Italy neighborhood creating an arts and culture event visitors travel thousands of miles to experience and purchase art from over 350 local, national and international emerging and established artists at the free two - day festival.

If you want to enjoy all this hotel has to offer, you need to have about an hour driving from Ngurah Rai International Airport through the panoramic view of terrace rice field, river and the local village to get to the artist community of Penestanan on Sayan Ridge in Ubud.

This is the largest art gallery in the Maldives and forms the epicentre of the country's art scene, with numerous exhibitions of local as well as international artists that create everything from conceptual art to photography to be displayed on the museum.

Spearheaded by Mrs. Pamela Ewing, Regional Marketing Executive for the Tourist Board (New York Office) and Mr. Oehleo Higgs, Senior Public Relations Officer (Providenciales Office), the stunning series of in - flight videos shot last week, will include in - depth interviews about the destination with several local tourism ambassadors, including the native - born, international artist Bradley Theodore Harvey and will bring great exposure to the sister islands, with great emphasis placed on the activities and offerings of North Caicos, Middle Caicos, Grand Turk and Gibbs Cay, in addition to the award - winning features, new developments, and vibrant scenes of Providenciales.

ITINERANT at Queens Museum will present a selection of Performance Art works by local and international artists whose works reflect on issues affecting diverse populations living in Queens, and NYC at large.

Defined by the vibrancy of its host city, Sydney Contemporary provides commercial galleries with a dynamic platform to showcase the work of emerging and established artists, enabling local and visiting audiences to build on their existing knowledge, and develop their international art collections.

A major exhibition will be commissioned under INSERT2014 by Raqs that will bring together local and international artists to create site - specific works, based on immersive interactions visits by artists.

Opening October 22, 2011 and on view through January 29, 2012, Prospect.2 is currently planned to feature 26 local, national and international artists with diverse cultural and generational backgrounds working in a range of artistic media.

Since 2005 the gallery opened a new space to represent and exhibit solely international established artists as well as emerging talents, to advise and and build local and international private and corporate art collections, focusing on contemporary photography, painting and sculpture.

At the Bass, Diaz worked with established artists like Sylvie Fleury on site - specific commissions, while simultaneously (and successfully) building a platform for emerging local and international practices.

As a result, a local and international community of artists started to think conceptually about the transmission spectrum as a creative medium, becoming invested in a «hands - on» relationship with the airwaves.

The focus on national and international art characteristic of the association's early years returned in the 1950s, and while local artists continued to receive some attention, they now were displayed with American and European artists.

They are on the forefront of the latest art trends, showcasing a wide range of artists, both local and international.

artSümer, founded in 2005 by Aslı Sümer, focuses on showcasing cutting - edge contemporary art by local and international emerging artists.

The gallery is aimed at being an art space featuring fresh and amazing shows of young emerging as well as established local and international artists and making regular focus on new media or new art forms.

There are four types of residencies, including local organizations in residence, where arts organizations have their offices and activities on our campus; local artists in residence, where LA - based artist occupy either live / work or day work studios for 1 year or more; a visiting artist program that hosts international and national artists and curators from between 1 to 3 months; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based artist in our Main Gaartist occupy either live / work or day work studios for 1 year or more; a visiting artist program that hosts international and national artists and curators from between 1 to 3 months; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based artist in our Main Gaartist program that hosts international and national artists and curators from between 1 to 3 months; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based artist in our Main GaArtist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based artist in our Main Gaartist in our Main Gallery.

As a gallery, River operates on a non-traditional, carefully - constructed platform to represent local and international emerging artists.

The selection of works on paper by local and international artists is filled with references to high and low art, the recognizable human form, and the psychological realm.

The Jackman Goldwasser Residency grows international and local networks by inviting artists and curators from around the world for residencies alongside Chicago - based artists, who all work on site in studios located at the Center.

Following its debut in December 2014 in Miami Beach, the exhibition makes its first international stop in Buenos Aires and incorporates works by 10 Argentine artists selected by three local curators — fostering a dialogue between women curators and artists on both a local and international level.

Organized for MOCA by Associate Curator Rebecca Morse, in collaboration with a curatorial team that includes Director Jeffrey Deitch, Director of Publications Lisa Gabrielle Mark, Curator Alma Ruiz, and Curator Bennett Simpson, the exhibition expands on a collection show originally conceived by Chief Curator Paul Schimmel, that considered the work of Los Angeles artists in a local context, following Collection: MOCA's First Thirty Years, which presented Los Angeles artists in an international context.

As a non-collecting institution, the Contemporary focuses its efforts on featuring local, national and international, well - known and newly established artists from diverse backgrounds, working in all types of media.

In this space, SiTE: LAB focuses on presenting large - scale, site - specific work by both local and international artists.

From 1 August through October 2014 the Museum will host 40 international artists in Istanbul, Hito Steyerl, Aslı Çavusoglu, Jon Rafman, Ben Shumacher, Nilbar Güres, George Henry Longly, Volkan Aslan, Ming Wong, Jumana Manna and Mai - Thu Perret among them, who have each been commissioned to work on a local project.

Highly engaged with international art movements such as cubism, abstract expressionism, arte povera, and conceptual art — but also having studied and lived in Europe and the United States — an older generation of the artists on view pioneered modern art in Cyprus, through a dialogue within local traditions.

Fonds voor Beelende Kunsten Vormgeving En Bouwkunst (Fonds BKVB)(The Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture) With their International Studio Program, the Fonds BKVB seeks to offer the opportunity to gain fresh or revived inspiration, to improve artists» career prospects by linking up with international and local networks, to gain knowledge of other (urban) cultures, a «time out», reflection on one's own work, on one's own career and on developments in the (international and DutcInternational Studio Program, the Fonds BKVB seeks to offer the opportunity to gain fresh or revived inspiration, to improve artists» career prospects by linking up with international and local networks, to gain knowledge of other (urban) cultures, a «time out», reflection on one's own work, on one's own career and on developments in the (international and Dutcinternational and local networks, to gain knowledge of other (urban) cultures, a «time out», reflection on one's own work, on one's own career and on developments in the (international and Dutcinternational and Dutch) art world.

In a group of around eleven international artists working in the space and two local participants participating on our program activities, a stimulating dialogue becomes vital in fostering an independent position in one's work while binding the individuals temporarily within the group, which leads to a long - term network that exists even after the program is over.

Guests will be lead on private tours of the campus where they will have the opportunity to learn more about the work of local and international artists in residence in an intimate setting where their ideas are generated and their work takes shape.

Residencies focus on the development of mid-career, international and local artists, whose practice would benefit from further exposure.

Jenny Holzer, Talking Politics, 2008, Pigment print, ed 1/5, 60 x 75 in., Given by the artist, UM 2014.32 40 Years / 40 Artists is an exhibition of work by renowned local, national, and international artists who, at crucial moments in their careers, had exhibitions at our museum which had great impact in opening up important dialogue on ideas relevant to contemporary art and sArtists is an exhibition of work by renowned local, national, and international artists who, at crucial moments in their careers, had exhibitions at our museum which had great impact in opening up important dialogue on ideas relevant to contemporary art and sartists who, at crucial moments in their careers, had exhibitions at our museum which had great impact in opening up important dialogue on ideas relevant to contemporary art and society.

Showcasing local and international artists, with a focus on contemporary urban art, First Amendment Gallery strives to progress the Freedom of Speech through art and art education.

Focusing on contemporary Urban Art, the First Amendment Gallery showcases both local and international artists.

Our gallery spaces have held artworks by hundreds of acclaimed national and international artists, but what UMOCA focuses on is strengthening and supporting local artists.

The two - day art show features the work of 18 contemporary local and international artists with an emphasis on large works.

On February 9th, local and international artists will come together to share the message of life and death in the anthropocene.

The primary focus of the exhibition, however, is on artworks created by a group of international visual artists who create work in response to travel among multiple cultures — both high and low, and local and foreign.

There are five types of residencies, including local organizations in residence, where arts organizations have their offices and activities on our campus; local artists in residence, where LA - based artist occupy either live / work or day work studios for 1 year or more; a visiting artist program that hosts international and national artists and curators from between 1 to 3 months; a curator in residence, who has studio space for one calendar year to conduct research and foster community engagement through ancillary programs, such as symposia, lectures, and artist talks; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based aartist occupy either live / work or day work studios for 1 year or more; a visiting artist program that hosts international and national artists and curators from between 1 to 3 months; a curator in residence, who has studio space for one calendar year to conduct research and foster community engagement through ancillary programs, such as symposia, lectures, and artist talks; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based aartist program that hosts international and national artists and curators from between 1 to 3 months; a curator in residence, who has studio space for one calendar year to conduct research and foster community engagement through ancillary programs, such as symposia, lectures, and artist talks; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based aartist talks; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based aArtist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based artistartist.

Yarat, an Azeri non-profit organization, will show works by local and international contemporary artists on March 24 in its new location inside a Soviet - era naval building in Baku, Azerbaijan's capital.

Kunsthalle, Vienna Opened in 1992, this contemporary arts museum has no permanent collection: instead, it focuses on holding temporary exhibitions of the latest artworks, by local, national and international artists.

The gallery represents renowned local and international contemporary artists, primarily focusing on oil painting, mixed media artwork, and sculpture.

Since 1999, Redbud Gallery, Kopriva's space on 11th Street, has promoted a mix of local, national and international artists.

During the early 1910s, as well as teaching himself photography on a five dollar Brownie camera, and undertaking photographic commissions for local architects, he also showed his paintings at important group shows, including the International Exhibition of Modern Art (Armory Show)(1913), the Forum Exhibition (1916), and the Society of Independent Artist's Exhibition (1917).

This exhibition includes the work of 20 local, national and international artists (one of which is a collaborative) who explore the multi-modal possibilities of sculpture, site - specific installation, video, and works on paper, constituting an exciting and accessible template for how one might glean untold accounts of everyday surroundings.

Sculpture For New Orleans brings together local, regional and international artists for an on - going outdoor exhibition of monumental sculpture.

From their website: Crossing Art is seeking submissions for their Second Annual Going Green II, a juried group exhibition of local and international artists that will be on view at Crossing Art from June 14 — July 14, 2012.

Ten renowned local and international contemporary artists reflect on how photographic images speak to us in this exhibition assembled by Canadian curator Christopher Eamon exclusively for Capture Photography Festival.

Crossing Art, call for submissions: Going Green II From their website: Crossing Art is seeking submissions for their Second Annual Going Green II, a juried group exhibition of local and international artists that will be on view at Crossing Art... Continue reading →

Selected works from our collection are on exhibit presenting local, national and international artists.