Sentences with phrase «local galleries turn»

She will be exhibiting at the Frieze Art Fair next month in New York, and from April 14 to May 12 she and Howard are jointly presenting the work of five painters at Condo in Mexico City, a citywide event for which local galleries turn their spaces over to international galleries.

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A friend to many local artists, Williams displayed their work on his walls, turning the store into a gallery.

In St. Louis, one large store in the Chesterfield Mall became the Children's Illustrated Art Museum and a puppet theater, while another in the CoolSprings Galleria in Franklin, Tennessee, turned into a gallery that showcases local artists.

Others pointed out that, local furniture chain Gallery Furniture had turned its warehouses — including one in the same neighborhood as the church — into shelters.

If you tire of the panoramic views across the Es Freus strait to the red rooftops and verdant pine forests of Formentera, turn into a local gallery or the Ibiza Museum of Contemporary Art.

Working with a team of local collaborators, Beutler will turn two of our galleries into a workshop.

Phillips often works with printing in a collaborative manner, where she turns gallery spaces into workshops and invites participation from other artists, designers and local community groups.

The gallery has been turned into a convenience store by Mr. Orozco, an installation with cars by Thomas Hirschhorn and exhibitions have appeared in the Mexico City International Airport, a local restaurant and a shipping container.

Swiss artist Nicolas Party, who won the prize for best Solo presentation, impressed with his marbled wall for local gallery Xavier Hufkens, which turned the booth into an enclosed installation, part - chapel, part - summer house.

Local galleries, in turn, are raising their international profiles: Silverman, Ratio 3 and Altman - Siegel will all be showing at the Frieze Art Fair in New York later this year.

Artists also considered the locations and audiences for their art — from local murals to nationally circulated posters and newspapers — with many turning away from seeking mainstream gallery approval to show artwork in their own communities through Black - owned galleries and artist - curated shows.

For the exhibition that won her the nomination for the 2014 Turner Prize she turned London's The Showroom gallery into a print workshop, inviting designers, artists and local women's groups to come and make prints with her.

Clearing owner Olivier Babin moved into the massive compound in 2017 — the gallery operated for five years out of a small townhouse, but the support for his program from local collectors prompted him to bet on more ambitious digs in Brussels, and he purchased a 5,400 - square - foot former shutter factory and turned it into a stunning space with high ceilings that run together like the roof of a church, buttressed by separate exhibition spaces, a bar, a café, and office space.

Artists also considered the locations and audiences for their art - from local murals to nationally circulated posters and newspapers - with many turning away from seeking mainstream gallery approval to show artwork in their own communities through Black - owned galleries and artist - curated shows.

So when in 2005 it was decided to turn the gallery's home into flats, a mighty engine of grant applications and local authority fixing for a new venue was started up.

Extending the gallery space to local emerging talent for our summer show, we turned to Tony Oursler, Angel Otero, Tim Rollins, Mickalene Thomas, and Nari Ward to reach out to New York artists whose work they wish to encourage.

Not only has she turned her brokerage into a permanent gallery, she also connects artists with property owners and local businesses to help community projects flourish.