Sentences with phrase «organizer of the exhibition who»

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The catalogue includes entries by the exhibition's organizer, Assistant Curator Thomas J. Lax, along with leading scholars Horace Ballard, Katherine Jentleson, Scott Romine and Lowery Stokes Sims, who write on notions of spirituality, the ethics of self - taught art and the idea of the South in the American project.

Tapié was also a curator and exhibition organizer who promoted the works of Pollock and Hans Hofmann in Europe.

I eagerly emailed with the exhibition's organizer, Gwen Chanzit, who serves as curator of modern and contemporary art and of the Herbert Bayer Collection & Archive at DAM, to ask her a few questions in anticipation.

The organizers of the exhibition are Nora Lawrence, Senior Curator; David Collens, Director and Chief Curator; and Sarah Diver, Curatorial Assistant, who collaborated closely with artists to develop their ideas and proposed projects for the exhibition.

The subsequent rejection of Duchamp's Fountain by the exhibition's organizers ignited a controversy that continues today about the definition of art and who gets to pass judgment.

At MoMA, too, the exhibition has become what its organizers call an «open monographic» one, meaning that, at certain points as it recounts the history of the evolution of Rauschenberg's art and ideas, it branches off and pays special - focus attention to projects he undertook with various collaborators or to the work and thinking of other artists who influenced or inspired him.

In 1959, Rothko, who was of Russian Jewish descent, invited to participate in the Documenta exhibition in Kassel, Germany, proposed the creation of a chapel of expiation offering to paint works for it for free, but an agreement with the organizers was never achieved.

While the exhibition's organizers, a group of artists led by Walt Kuhn and Arthur B. Davies, aimed to show off the talents of the most radical American artists, who were mostly realists, the unexpected outcome of the show was a virtual hijacking of the headlines by the European avant - garde.

We owe a debt of gratitude to the organizers and managers of this most successful exhibition, and, in passing, let us extend our condolences to Gutzon Borglum and Leon Dabo, who, after all, were the chief promoters of an event in whose triumphal result, for temperamental reasons, they were unable to participate.

Like the show of private - collection work, it is overcrowded, but it's hard to begrudge the organizers — Stacy C. Hollander, the museum's chief curator and director of exhibitions, and Valérie Rousseau, its curator of art of the self - taught and art brut — who clearly, and understandably, wanted to get as much work on the walls as possible.

The award for best national pavilion went to Armenia, whose exhibition, «Armenity,» featured a group of artists from the Armenian diaspora who, as organizers of the show wrote, are «grandchildren of survivors of the Armenian Genocide — the first genocide of the 20th century» and builders of «a «transnational assembly» from the remnants of a shattered identity.»

Bochner — who has produced paintings, installations, and photography — is noted to be one of the most influential pioneers of Conceptual art, and the organizer of the first Conceptual art exhibition in 1966.

The photo series «Looks Like a Landscape» was made in resistance to the biennale organizers, who had rejected Liu's earlier proposal of a large - scale installation that he had wanted to make with artists who had not been invited to participate in the biennale exhibition.

Though Fuchs's enthusiasms never went viral in the way the exhibition's organizers had hoped, there have been occasional international champions of the artist since then — most notably Thomas Crow, who has recently placed McCahon's work, alongside that of Sister Corita Kent, Robert Smithson, James Turrell, and

I want to thank our colleagues at Deutsche Bank and my colleague Liz Christiansen who's here who are the organizers of this exhibition with us.