Sentences with phrase «now historic works»

But to be honest, I felt like the only parts of the exhibition reserved for postcolonial critique were Gordon Bennett's cutting sketches of the oppression of Australian Aboriginals (Notepad Drawings, 1992), or Gaganendranath Tagore's depiction of colonial economic misery in British India (1917 - 30)-- both now historic works, and both framed drawings.

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Graham Dillamore, Gardens & Estates Manager at the Historic Royal Palaces, said: «I've been working in this garden now for over 30 years.

Now, it is a historic fact that the reconciliation among France, Germany, and Italy was the work of three Christian statesmen: Karl Adenauer, Robert Schuman, and Alcide de Gasperi.

With the finalization of these four rules, the historic work of the Obama administration in improving children's school food environment is now complete.

* «Historic low» for households with married parents and children * More Americans now living alone, data show * Nearly 800,000 more households include out - of - work parent By Susan Heavey WASHINGTON, Aug 27 (Reuters)- The iconic picture of the traditional American household has faded over the last four decades as the number of married couples with children has seen a steep decline and more people are living alone, according to U.S. Census...

However, right now, the Senator is focused primarily on ensuring that the Senate continues his efforts to preserve and create jobs, while working toward a responsible budget that holds the line on taxes, makes tough cuts, and re-prioritizes what funding is available to protect our parks and historic sites, our correctional facilities and provides property tax relief.»

«If you want to help Labour fulfil its historic task, make our democracy work, join the Labour party now, you can do it online.»

Baines is now working with volcanologists in Britain to apply his model to historic eruptions like the Campanian event and the catastrophic Toba supereruption that occurred around 73,000 years ago in Indonesia.

In his biodiesel - powered Toyota Land Cruiser, Alexander Rose drives me from the Long Now Foundation's office in the historic Presidio district in San Francisco across the Golden Gate Bridge to Rand Machine Works, a metal shop in San Rafael that's about the size of a three - car garage.

Chartered only two years ago, Alturas has grown rapidly.With «20 in 10» support and working closely with Building Hope, Alturas renovated and now occupies the historic O.E. Bell Building, a former district school building located in the heart of downtown Idaho Falls.

Now synonymous with the world's most successful historic Porsche rally cars, and having worked with rallying's greatest names, Tuthills also build winning Porsche circuit racers.

Author Philippa Gregory has said she now insists on a «clause» in her contract with film makers to stop them changing historic facts in her work.

Now on view in an inviting show in the STAA's foremost gallery space, the exhibition was first on view at NOMA in 2015, and the current extension provides a great second chance for viewers in St. Tammany Parish to spend time with these historic works.

Consisting of six contemporary painters and approximately thirty works, this exhibition explores the manner in which these women appropriate both the physical, dramatic processes and the expressive freedom of direct gesture at the core of action painting, redeploying the now - historic style to boldly advance the abstract painting of our time.

A group of visionary curators and gallerists helped them along, including Walter Hopps — then of the Pasadena Art Museum (now the Norton Simon Museum)-- one of the first to organize a Pop Art show (the historic «New Painting of Common Objects») including Goode's work; and Nicholas Wilder, whose gallery was artist - centric — when he sold a work, he'd divide the money amongst all the artists he represented.

Art lovers and cultural historians everywhere owe a great debt to the Metropolitan, where this historic work will now be seen alongside the current and past art of the world's great civilizations.»

Embodied Absence: Chilean Art of the 1970s Now brings works of art and documentation from this historic period into dialogue with new performances and collaborations with contemporary Chilean artists of a younger generation.

The newer work, installed for an opening that its presence instead delayed, incorporated a sized - to - scale replica of a historic gallows upon which 38 men — all from the Dakota tribe native to the area that is now Minnesota — were executed by hanging in 1862.

Now the market has reached a new stage where the artist or their estates want exposure for new or most recent works, rather than rely on historic interest.

Now this work will be presented at the Frank Lloyd Wright - designed Hollyhock House — the first ever work of live theater staged at the historic home, and one that will take full advantage of the setting.

Commissioned artists include Scottish - born Turner Prize winner Susan Philipsz, who has created a new work entitled Timeline, retracing an historic, but now invisible line through Edinburgh's city centre.

On September 15th, the Slought Foundation, in coordination with the University of Pennsylvania and Bryn Mawr College, opens Then and Now, which includes Burgin's significant historic photo - text series US 77 and three recent digital projection works.

Last week, the L.A. artist Kim Schoenstadt cited the historic photograph's tale as part of the inspiration behind Now Be Here, a participatory work that saw her organize her own epic group photograph.

The event is now divided into two venues, with 152 galleries selling contemporary work in Frieze London, and more than 120 dealers offering historic art at Frieze Masters

In 1957, Mr. Mills put together a now - historic exhibition featuring the works of the expressionist painters who would gain fame as leaders of the Bay Area Figurative movement, among them David Park, Elmer Bischoff and Richard Diebenkorn.

Known as a master printmaker and «an inveterate promoter of graphic art in Alabama,» Scott Stephens, now Professor of Art and Chair at University of Montevallo's Department of Art, works in large - format printmaking and historic photographic processes.

The work hangs in front of the city's Pera Museum, to celebrate its tenth anniversary, now housed in the historic Hotel Bristol:

I became concerned about it because it makes our work as historic preservationists more difficult, since we are now seen as socialist elitists trying take away property rights and stop economic growth, distributing the pleasure of admiring an old building among the many in the face of the right of the owner to do what he wants.

Firms that used to collect on average about 92 cents for every dollar of standard time their lawyers worked in 2007, before the economic downturn, now are getting less than 85 cents, a «historic low» according to a Georgetown Law Center for the Study of the Legal Profession senior fellow; and