Sentences with phrase «most traditional galleries»

It's not so much that there isn't anyone doing what we do, but that we have a much broader idea than most traditional galleries as to presenting works of art.

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Most artists display their work in museums and traditional art galleries, but to see Jason deCaires Taylor's exhibits, you have to have a boat and a sense of adventure.

«Cultured» foods have nothing to do with coming from a foreign country or a fancy art gallery, though in the not so recent past, most traditional cuisines always included some cultured foods — from pickled ginger in Japan and kimchi in Korea to sauerkraut in Germany and yogurt in the Mediterranean.

As mentioned at the outset of this gallery, Autobytel experts picked today's honor roll by focusing on vehicles from the traditional U.S. auto brands — and not by trying to determine which were somehow the most «American.»

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the most famous and traditional district in the capital: concerts, museums, theaters, art galleries and restaurants will all add up to a great stay.

Places like Buderim, Yandina and Eumundi - and, in the Noosa Hinterland, Cooroy, Pomona and Kin Kin - have made the most of their natural assets, adding markets, coffee shops, craft galleries and other drawcards to their traditional attractions.

I haven't done a study of what types of art sell the most on social media versus what types of art sell most in brick and mortar galleries, but I have yet to see a story about a traditional plein air painter that is making a living off of social media.

While brick and mortar galleries often rely on more traditional methods, online galleries do most of this by driving traffic from search engines, blogs, and social media sites to their website.

The most traditional European gallery experience can be had at Acquavella Galleries, housed in a French neo-Classical-style townhouse.

Like its name implies, the shows will last for just one evening, displaying a limited number of works by a specific artist, upending the traditional six - week exhibition schedule to which most galleries subscribe.

Some of the most famous works of the Thai artist Rirkrit Tiravanija eschew traditional art objects in favor of social interventions, including cooking large meals in galleries and at events like Frieze Art Fair.

After graduating from the U.K's Slade School of Fine Art in London in 2011, she found an eager audience for her painting - meets - sculpture environments, which often feature traditional canvases hung at unusual angles like her solo show, «Turner,» at the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art in Sunderland, where most of the works adorned the floor of the Pepto - pink colored gGallery for Contemporary Art in Sunderland, where most of the works adorned the floor of the Pepto - pink colored gallerygallery.

This informal, open studio visit is aimed at queer / radical / feminist / politically inclined artists to engage critically outside of traditional art institutions, gallery openings, and most importantly, outside of social media.

The most lively evocation of the links between old and new will be in the talks programme, where Nicholas Penny, the director of the National Gallery, will lead by talking to artist Cecily Brown about her reinterpretations of traditional imagery.

Whilst the pieces he made for the Fluxus cooperative remain his most famous works, he continued to exhibit artworks within more traditional gallery spaces throughout the 1960s and 1970s.

Globally famous as the first artist of any note to step completely outside the traditional commercial and institutional gallery system to manage her own career using the self - publishing and social networking tools of Web 2.0, Hazel Dooney has emerged not only as one of the most intriguing artists under 35 working in multiple media but also one of the most outspoken and controversial.