Sentences with phrase «regarding curatorial work»

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The Jewish Museum receives many inquiries from artists regarding proposed acquisitions, and its curatorial staff is always interested in reviewing work for potential acquisition or exhibition.

He was part of the curatorial team for the Met's Regarding Warhol: Sixty Artists, Fifty Years (2012), which traveled to the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, and worked on the Museum's presentations of Ellsworth Kelly Plant Drawings (2012); Richard Serra Drawing (2011); John Baldessari: Pure Beauty (2010); Francis Bacon: A Retrospective (2009); and Jasper Johns: Gray (2008).

This complexity and richness is being recognized by the larger art world where the critical reception and academic and curatorial regard for work produced by African American artists continues to slowly earn its just due.

EW: Outside of the gallery, which I more regard as a Project Space, my activity includes a lot of curatorial work, as is evidenced in the upcoming exhibition «Body and Soul: Performance Art Past and Present» at the Biennale Arte 2017 in Venice.

The exhibition's opening event will be held on Friday 28 January from 6 - 10 pm and will include a curatorial discussion regarding selected works from the Zabludowicz Collection, live performance and music.

At the moment, I'm more interested in what this work can tell us in connection to Locke's, and in regards to the larger curatorial program.

This open - hearted and stimulating interchange was organized around three themes: the conceptual process that led up to the new installation plan and its outcomes regarding questions of narrative, chronology and mediation; the plan itself and the choices that have been made regarding possible clusters of works and themes, as well as the actual works to be displayed; and, finally, the position of the Stedelijk Museum in the contemporary debates surrounding the canon, curatorial strategies, the relationship between fine art and visual culture, and the influence of non-museological display formats on museum practice.

«Quality of Life,» Josh Kline's second solo exhibition, feels like a culmination of sorts, certainly in regards to the resurgence of posthumanism in contemporary art — in the context of his work, bodies that have surpassed the human condition and its inherent weaknesses — the discussion of which Kline has galvanized by his corporeal artwork and unflagging curatorial endeavors.

In the presentation at RU, Wu will share her curatorial research regarding this evolving formation of Asian families followed by a conversation with Zoe Jiang Meng, the Ph.D. candidate of cinema study in NYU, while showing the work by NY based artist Dachal Choi.

While the Brooklyn Museum is dealing with a new round of outrage regarding A Fire In My Belly, conjuring a nagging sense that we are doomed to repeat the culture wars over and over again whether it is with Wojnarowicz, Robert Mapplethorpe, Andres Serrano or Chris Ofili, the question remains what will be the lasting effects of this battle on Wojnarowicz's work, future curatorial decisions and the politics of art.