Sentences with word «midcareer»

Whitney Museum of American Art presents Wade Guyton OS, the first midcareer survey of the influential New York — based artist.

Instead of broadening the range of midcareer retrospectives, try having fewer.

(And her late - in - life fame makes her something of a patron saint for midcareer artists who have yet to receive their own recognition.)

The Nicole Eisenman retrospective at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, through Dec. 28, catches a matchless American painter in midcareer.

Certifiable: Teacher Training for Midcareer Professionals In the old days, people went to college for years to learn how to teach.

He also organized the first midcareer survey of the work of Robert Rauschenberg (in 1976 at the National Collection of Fine Arts in Washington, now the Smithsonian American Art Museum) and in 1997 organized an exhibition of Mr. Rauschenberg's early work at the Menil that traveled to four other American museums.

In addition, «alternative path» programs let holders of bachelor's degrees start to teach and get training on the job (see «Certifiable: Teacher Training for Midcareer Professionals»).

[10] After Close abruptly canceled a major show of his work scheduled for 1997 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, [50] the Museum of Modern Art announced that it would present a major midcareer retrospective of the artist's work in 1998 (curated by Kirk Varnedoe and later traveling to the Hayward Gallery, London, and other galleries in 1999).

One of the only studies to date to examine this hypothesis looked at performance trajectories of midcareer teachers in Cincinnati who participated in an evaluation system that employed multiple, structured observations done by experienced peers from other schools (Taylor & Tyler, 2012).

► During a December meeting in Havana, organized by AAAS and the Cuban Neuroscience Center, scientists from the United States and Cuba «discussed a biomedical research fellows exchange program for early and midcareer scientists in both countries,» Becky Ham wrote in the AAAS News & Notes section in this week's Science.

In the past year, in addition to a six - panel canvas by David Hockney (Woldgate Woods, 24, 25, and 26 October 2006, dated 2006), David Geffen acquired four pieces by midcareer painter Marc Grotjahn.

It helps high school and college students, as well as midcareer employees looking for a change, define a direction for a fulfilling career.

At the same time, Storm King will feature work by the American artist Heather Hart, part of its Outlooks series, through which an emerging or midcareer contemporary artist creates a site - specific work.

Better yet, the Whitney was willing to stake the joint on midcareer shows of three women, two of them black — Lorna Simpson, Kara Walker, and Kiki Smith.

Lauer notes that even if overall productivity dropped as a result of the grant cap, there are other reasons for NIH to spread its funding more widely — such as trying to boost the proportion of early - and midcareer investigators in the agency's grantee pool, which currently skews toward older scientists.

The $ 25,000 prize is given in alternating years to an early or midcareer African - American artist or scholar for advancement in the field of African - American art or art history and related Diaspora studies.

The prize honors an early or midcareer scholar or artist whose work makes an original and important contribution to the field of African American...

There is no doubt that a significant number of midcareer researchers in Germany are in professional limbo.

In addition to the provocative headline, statements such as «the experiences of young and midcareer women in math - intensive fields are, for the most part, similar to those of their male counterparts» and that female underrepresentation in some fields is «rooted in women's earlier educational choices, and in women's occupational and lifestyle preferences» sparked outcry from the blogosphere and on Twitter and prompted heated discussion within the scientific community.

Adams describes research she and her colleagues conducted on midcareer teachers that finds teachers» sense of self - efficacy (i.e., feeling successful as a teacher) has a lot to do with their desire to stay on the job and with their ability to handle «stressors.»

Some pieces from the early years owe a clear debt to artists like Joan Miro, while midcareer works show the influence of Kline.

As demonstrated by a pair of recent shows, which came on the heels of a traveling midcareer retrospective organized by Tate Britain and which constituted his first significant outing in New York in nearly a decade, Doig's sights are fixed firmly on the past.

work by established, midcareer Chicago artists on the verge of breaking through to the next level of their careers

On the contrary, a study of midcareer lawyers, surveyed five years and 15 years after graduating from the same school, showed that better - looking attorneys often chose a specialty that involved more contact with the public, and they earned more money, billing at higher rates than their counterparts.

Vergne's success at salving the wounded pride of the LA art world was evidenced by Baldessari's return to the MoCA board as well as by the huge number of artists in attendance, including Barbara Kruger, Kathryn Andrews, Sterling Ruby, Diana Thater, and Mark Bradford, whose midcareer survey opens this month at the Hammer Museum.

Looking back from midcareer, those borders seem much less scary.

Through its work with partners in the field, COACHE has identified interventions that can help academic leaders identify midcareer challenges and support faculty in their advancement.

«We have a really well curated collection of established midcareer artists presented in a really elegant, contemporary environment.»

She also owns pieces by successful midcareer artists like Kara Walker, Glenn Ligon and Mark Bradford, and is scouting out new talents.

The Executive Leadership Program for Educators at Harvard University in association with The Wallace Foundation will emphasize midcareer development of teams of high - level education leaders that share responsibility for making changes in their organizations and across their states to broadly improve school leadership and its impact on student achievement.

Painters here include the 87 - year - old Jo Baer, a Minimalist who later moved into a more poetic vein; midcareer figures such as Dana Schutz, Frances Stark, Carrie Moyer and Ulrike Müller; and younger artists such as Shara Hughes, an abstractionist, and Celeste Dupuy - Spencer, who paints fragile scenes of daily Los Angeles life.

The exhibition features new artworks in various media by 25 artists from emerging to midcareer levels.

The recent midcareer survey of Wade Guyton at the Whitney is a case in point.

Forty years later those wunderkinder are now midcareer and have accomplished even more than expected, according to a recent follow - up survey.

The City of Los Angeles Individual Artist Fellowship exhibition is the culmination of an annual grant celebrating midcareer L.A. artists.

It says something when Rachel Harrison, a well - established and hugely influential midcareer sculptor, counts as the veteran in the group — and she's represented by one of her early photographic pieces from the eerie 2000 «Perth Amboy» series, made when she was 34 and was beginning to gain attention as one of the young Turks included in the first «Greater New York» show at P.S. 1.

And when such planning is put off until midcareer, there are both mathematical and practical challenges to getting on track.

In 2005, Siemens offered him the chance to attend the Sloan Fellows Program at MIT, a prestigious one - year M.B.A. program for midcareer executives whose graduates include Kofi Annan and Carly Fiorina.

students in school or people who are displaced midcareer.»

But it widens to 6 percent by the time employees reach midcareer status, around level five, with women earning, on average, $ 11,000 less than men.

The in - ministry D.Min., coming as it frequently does as one approaches midcareer, provides a significant oc

Women pastors have not yet been around long enough for us to note any pattern in their handling of midcareer issues.

Sometimes, artists change their name midcareer: Prince, Cat Stevens, Mos Def — the list goes on.

The new policy would limit how much grant support a single lab can receive in order to free up money for struggling midcareer and junior scientists.

Still, the number of new grants dropped by about 200 last year, grants are getting smaller, and some long - term and even midcareer grantees are not being funded.