Sentences with phrase «one's solo presentation»

This year we are delighted to introduce Spotlight, a new section of solo presentations of 20th century art from around the world.

This marks the artist's second solo presentation at the gallery.

This marks the artist's second solo presentation in the gallery.

This exhibition marks the gallery's first solo presentation of the artist's work.

Notably, it was the first solo presentation by a Chinese artist to take place at the museum since it was founded in 2014.

Spotlight is a critically acclaimed section for solo presentations of 20th - century work from all over the world, with a special focus on work made in the»60s and»70s.

Throughout the vessel, individual rooms will feature solo presentations by each artist.

This will be the artist's second solo presentation with the gallery.

A new body of work by the artist, in her fourth solo presentation at the gallery.

The exhibition marks his third solo presentation at the gallery.

The fair's 2018 edition also saw the launch of Residents, a new gallery programme dedicated to solo presentations from invited galleries whose artists took part in a 4 - 8 week residency.

Spotlight is a section dedicated to rare solo presentations by artists working in the 20th century.

«Something for Nothing» is the artist's second solo presentation within the gallery context.

The Spotlight stands, on the other hand, are given over to galleries showcasing solo presentations of artists from the 20th Century.

This marks the artist's tenth solo presentation since joining the gallery in 1993.

So, I was most happy to see impressive solo presentations.

Thus, in addition to areas for small stands with special solo presentations, there will also be medium - sized stands with carefully selected group exhibitions with a maximum of three artists.

There are also more solo presentations in this sector, allowing visitors the chance to really immerse themselves in the work.

There will be curator - led solo presentations, group exhibitions and much more.

Taking the form of monthly solo presentations, exhibitions will result from an open - ended invitation to exhibit new work.

This marks the artist's fourth solo presentation at the gallery.

The majority of our exhibitions are solo presentations by artists who are at a turning point or developmental stage of their practice.

Many of the artists have taken over entire hospital rooms for solo presentations and site specific installations, with the two main floors of the exhibition divided in approach to human condition.

This is the artist's fourth solo presentation with the gallery.

Venues for recent solo presentations include Stavanger Art Museum (2017); Barbican Centre, London (2016); Museu de Arte Moderna, Rio de Janeiro (2013); Turner Contemporary, Margate (2012); Magasin 3, Konsthall, Stockholm (2010); Galeria Karsten Greve, Cologne (2009); Steve Turner Contemporary Gallery, Los Angeles (2009) and Paço das Arte, São Paulo (2008).

Lisson Gallery is delighted to announce Spencer Finch's first major solo presentation in London.

Things improve with solo presentations of works by Gego, Martin Puryear and Mr. Hammons — his art is footnoted by a small 1938 wall piece made from found materials by Kurt Schwitters, one of the inventors of assemblage.

Last week, the gallery Ignacio Liprandi from Buenos Aires was showcasing his work as solo presentation in the New Contemporaries section of Art Cologne 45.

Other solo presentations include State of being apart in space, Kunstverein, Freiburg (2011), The Colour of Public, Kim?

Milan - based artist Luca Francesconi will show solo presentation, Snake, Rice, Food Outlets at London's Jupiter Woods, opening March 11 and running till the end of the month.

With this exhibition the Astrup Fearnley Museum, in collaboration with Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Humlebæk, Denmark and with Sigmar Polke himself, will be showing the first large solo presentation in Scandinavia of the work of this world famous artist.

Additional recent museum solo presentations include those at Kunsthalle Emden, Germany (2008; traveled to Palazzo Magnani, Reggio Emilia, Italy and Musée des Impressionnismes, Giverny, France, both 2009); and Inverleith House, Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh (2010).

The exhibition, featuring over 60 works spanning seven decades of Hartung's career, is the most important solo presentation of the artist in New York since his solo exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1975.

The artist received a Master's Degree in Fine Arts from Columbia University in 2000, and has staged numerous solo presentations at institutional venues including The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, Missouri (2015); Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas (2012 and 2007); Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, Colorado (2009 - 2010) and Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Newcastle (2005).

Other artists with notable solo presentations at Frieze include Tracey Emin (Xavier Hufkens gallery, Brussels), Theaster Gates (Richard Gray Gallery, New York), David Hockney (two shows with Pace, New York; and one with Offer Waterman, London) and Betye Saar (Roberts Projects, Los Angeles).

This marks her first solo presentation on the West Coast since the 2011 retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles and offers a broad overview of her output and ethos across the last three decades.

El C.'s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, and is represented by Praxis International Art, New York / Miami / Buenos Aires and RHYS / MENDES, Sao Pãolo / Los Angeles; with upcoming solo presentations in Lisbon, São Paolo and New York City.

Vitrine Bermondsey Square's latest exhibition showcases the work of Lebanese artist Raed Yassin in a site - specific solo presentation curated by Amanda Abi Khalil.

Taking its title from folklorist William Ferris's seminal text on Thomas's work, «The Devil and His Blues» will be the first major institutional solo presentation of James «Son Ford» Thomas's sculpture to take place since the artist's death in 1993.

Akram Zaatari presents his first major UK solo presentation at FACT on the occasion of the Liverpool Biennial.

She had a solo show, Together in a Room, at Collective in Edinburgh earlier this year, and recently produced a body of work inspired by 20th - century female printmakers as part of Jerwood Solo Presentations at London's Jerwood Space, as well as exhibiting at Glasgow Sculpture Studios.

Recent significant solo presentations include Mark Manders: Cose in corso at Collezione Maramotti in Reggio Emilia, Italy (2014) and Mark Manders at Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea in Santiago de Compostela, Spain (2014).

Following solo presentations at Antenna Space (both in the gallery and at Frieze London, where Anita Zabludowicz bought her entire showing), as well as a double presentation with Katja Novitskova at Art Basel in Hong Kong, 2015 culminated in a nomination for the prestigious Hugo Boss Asia Art award.

This year, Kita made solo presentations at Bruce Haines Mayfair, London and Prince of Wales, Munich following 2015's Californication, a performance at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, parallel to Rita McBride's exhibition «Public Tilt».