Sentences with phrase «monographic publication»
A monographic publication refers to a book or document that focuses on a single topic or subject. It is a detailed piece of writing that provides in-depth information and analysis on a specific subject matter. Full definition
This catalogue, the first monographic publication on the artist, is released on the occasion of Huang's largest U.S. solo show to date.
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John Chiara: California, the highly anticipated first monographic publication of his work jointly, was published in November 2017.
AS is pleased to announce a new monographic publication of German artist Rainer Fetting upon the occasion of his solo exhibition «Rainer Fetting: Taxis, Monsters and the Good Old Sea» at Albertz Benda, New York (2017)
A new monographic publication on the past decade of Dunley's production will launch on the occasion of the exhibition.
She has contributed to numerous books on curatorial studies and written texts for monographic publications on the work of Matthew Barney, Peter Doig, Brian Jungen, Raymond Pettibon, and Daniel Richter; and for the publication Creamier: Contemporary Art in Culture (Phaidon, London, New York, 2010).
The exhibition was accompanied by a major monographic publication on the work of Sarmento, co-published by the museum and Hatje Cantz.
Coinciding with the release of «John Chiara: California,» the first monographic publication dedicated to his work, Chiara's third exhibition with the gallery continues his exploration of the Bay Area's natural and manmade environments.
A3 is pleased to announce a new monographic publication surveying the work of Filipino artist Marina Cruz.
2012/13 she received her first monographic publication within the prestigious series Cahier d`Artistes by Pro Helvetia.
More and more, the moraes - barbosa collection has been active in fostering, either as institutional partner, sponsoring or producering, a series of activities such as artists residencies (in Brazil and abroad), curating and organizing exhibitions and editing monographic publications on young Brazilian artists.
De Bruijn recently organized the symposium «Opening Up / Making Current: artists» interventions in museum collections» at the Cobra Museum (2017) and curated «The Soul in Limbo», a solo exhibition and monographic publication with Jennifer Tee at the Cobra Museum (2016).
The following list includes monographic publications and magazine articles only.
The exhibition will be accompanied by the first monographic publication of Kapoor's work in Russian and the artist will give a public talk in the Museum alongside the opening.
Notable upcoming solo exhibitions include Eight, Eighteen at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery (2014) and Sound Speed Marker at Ballroom Marfa in Texas (2014) which will travel to the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin (2014) and the Blaffer Museum of Art, Houston (2015) and will be accompanied by a comprehensive monographic publication.
Celebrating Goode's prolific, sixty year long career and this latest exhibition, Kohn Gallery is thrilled to release a major monographic publication, Joe Goode: Paintings 1960 - 2016, with an introduction by Ed Ruscha and text by Kristine McKenna.
In March 2011 She organised Hassan Sharif's exhibition «Experiments & Objects 1979 - 2011» at the ADACH Exhibition hall in Abu Dhabi and launched the first monographic publication of the artist in Venice Biennale 2011.
He has contributed essays to museum catalogues and monographic publications on artists including Gelitin, Cindy Sherman, Arcangelo Sassolino, and Dan Colen.
The ISBN is intended for a monographic publication: text that stands on its own as a product, whether printed, audio or electronic.
ISBN is an identifier of monographic publications (books) and related products available to the public.
More than 50 monographic publications have been published about his work; the most recent is Tonight No Poetry Will Serve, published by KIASMA, Helsinki.
Maus Contemporary / beta pictoris gallery has released twelve publications so far, most recently for the exhibition «terreno áspero rugged terrain, five contemporary artists from Spain», and a monographic publication on gallery artist Leslie Smith III, while currently working on a first survey publication on Spanish artist Irene Grau.
La démocratie est illusion is a monographic publication by Goldschmied & Chiari, artists» duo composed by Sara Goldschmied (1975) ed Eleonora Chiari (1971).
The exhibition is accompanied by a programme of live performances and talks as well as a monographic publication examining Huanca's performative works to date.
Initiated in 2015, New Directions offers some of China's most promising artists a platform to realize their first institutional solo exhibition and monographic publication.
Through archival research, this monographic publication focuses on Ukeles's work ballets — a series of seven grand - scale collaborative performances involving workers, trucks, barges, and hundreds of tons of recyclables and steel — which took place between 1983 and 2012 in Givors, New York, Pittsburgh, Rotterdam and Tokamachi.
Nineteen monographic publications, mostly designed by the artist himself, show his painted world.
To date more than fifty monographic publications have been published on his work.
The exhibition is accompanied by a series of talks as well as a monographic publication examining Huanca's performative works to date.
He writes regularly for the Daily Telegraph and the Architectural Review and has contributed texts to monographic publications on many of the world's best architects.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a programme of live performances and talks as well as a monographic publication examining Huanca's performative works to date.
The monographic publication Seeing Is (Not) Believing gives an insight into Sladjan Nedeljkovic's work over the past ten years.
He has realized more than sixty public interventions around the world and more than thirty monographic publications have been published about his work.
Ion Grigorescu (Monographic Publication): «Ion Grigorescu, From static oblivion», ed by Giuliana Prucca, Published by AVARIE
More than fifty monographic publications have been published about his work.
Jaar has realized more than sixty public interventions around the world, and over fifty monographic publications have been published about his work.
Monographic publications, including solo exhibition catalogues, are assembled in chronological sequence beginning with the catalogue of Newman's Guggenheim exhibition in 1966, one of only three monographs published during the artist's lifetime.