Sentences with phrase «operating in a gallery setting»
How do you see your works operating in a gallery setting, as opposed to the performance environment in which they're more commonly shown?
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This work, along with a few others in the gallery, operates according to a different set of rules.
Downstairs at Grey Gallery, Interior # 2 by Tom Wesselmann is an installation (an unheard term at the time) or a sculpture in relief, of an urban kitchen, with a working clock (set at the right time), a fluorescent light, a bottle of soda, an operating fan, and a window painted to have a view of buildings outside.
Art & Idea set up shop in 1995, and soon expanded its Mexico City gallery to include a nomadic project space that has operated in New York, Madrid, Berlin and Vienna — perfect for the young institution's mission of exploring interconnectedness in the global art community.
They invited artists who had set up their own project spaces to comment on how they operated in an arts scene dominated by so many other galleries, all of whom were apparently pursuing the same artists for their programmes.
They will also set out the context in which their institutions operate - nationally and internationally, and in terms of their relationships with other museums and galleries and general global trends.
Related works also reveal Banner's consideration of film and text, including site - specific work, Ha - ha, 2014, which spans the huge windows of the gallery giving an unreal sense of the landscape beyond; Tête à Tête, 2014, a film in which two mechanically operated windsocks become the main protagonists in a bonnet drama, set in the grounds around Longside Gallery; and Mirror, Banner's 2007 film in which actress Samantha Morton reads, for the first time, the artist's nude portrait of her, rendered in word notgallery giving an unreal sense of the landscape beyond; Tête à Tête, 2014, a film in which two mechanically operated windsocks become the main protagonists in a bonnet drama, set in the grounds around Longside Gallery; and Mirror, Banner's 2007 film in which actress Samantha Morton reads, for the first time, the artist's nude portrait of her, rendered in word notGallery; and Mirror, Banner's 2007 film in which actress Samantha Morton reads, for the first time, the artist's nude portrait of her, rendered in word not image.
After having launched and operated the now defunct art fair GEISAI starting in 2002, Murakami set out to learn how the gallery world was structured.
In 2006, she opened Three Seasons Gallery with co-director Colin Lyons, a gallery space within a shared artist's studio set to operate for only six months (spanning three seGallery with co-director Colin Lyons, a gallery space within a shared artist's studio set to operate for only six months (spanning three segallery space within a shared artist's studio set to operate for only six months (spanning three seasons).