Sentences with word «rehang»

The recent rehang of Tate Modern, which insisted that 50 % of the exhibiting artists were women, had conspicuous sociopolitical ambitions.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's recent rehang of its collection of early twentieth century modernism prominently features Manierre Dawson's Meeting (The Three Graces) of 1912.

There was also a complete rehang of its permanent collection, more than 500 works displayed chronologically to give visitors a walk through 500 years of British art history.

Tate Etc. invited a selection of contemporary artists featured in the new rehang of British art at Tate Britain to choose a favoured work from a fellow artist — past or present — also on display.

He is currently co-organizing the exhibition Judson Dance Theater: The Work is Never Done (2018) and is working with colleagues across the Museum on a major rehang of the collection in 2019.

She was responsible for a radical rehang as well as curating landmark exhibitions, including three major retrospectives of artists Louise Bourgeois in 2007, Yayoi Kusama in 2012 and Agnes Martin in 2015.

NYTimes reports that MoMA is protesting Trump's entry ban by rehanging work by artists from Muslim nations.

That meant continually swapping with the gallery closed for about six weeks a year for rehangs.

She oversaw the splendid # 45m redevelopment of the Millbank site and created an inspired chronological rehang of the permanent collection.

In the new rehang at Tate Britain there is an early work of mine from 1985, Where There's Muck, which includes an exploded image of Gainsborough's portrait Mr and Mrs Andrews.

A radical rehanging of a beloved Renaissance masterpiece at Milan's Pinacoteca di Brera induces awe in some observers — and cringes in others Read More

On MoMA's collection rehang, CAPTC, Mary Beth Edelson, Vikky Alexander, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Graham Anderson, Jason Loebs, Raymond Pettibon, A. K. Burns, and more Read More

Sir Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate group which oversees its four museums, paid tribute to Curtis's achievements during her time at Tate Britain, including her «clarity of vision» that led to the successful rehang of the permanent collection.

The session began by exploring ways in which curators working with Dutch old master paintings can better engage audiences through imaginative exhibitions, creative rehangs of collections, and digital technology.

I spray painted my melamine kitchen cabinet doors last weekend with Valspar paint / primer and they looked wonderful, except after rehanging I noticed some needed a second coat.

What makes Curtis's rehang so good is that it respects the integrity of the pictures.

Of course, the new hinges used different holes, so rehanging doors took awhile.

If you can't wash your drapes — or simply want to avoid the hassle of taking them down, and then rehanging them — use your vacuum cleaner's upholstery attachment to wisk away accumulated dust.

By returning to selected issues of the UK - based magazine, which dealt specifically with sculpture, Melvin's absorbing exhibition doesn't rehang a specific show, but rather reactivates a network of thought from the 1960s and 1970s and gives it a physical, but deliberately provisional, form.

Don't lock up your favourite photos and lithographs, unless you want your child's cultural education to be shaped solely by Playskool; do rehang valuable artwork out of reach of tiny hands.

Painting can take a lot longer when you have to cover and uncover things, move them back and forth, and take down and rehang artwork.

We are still not done with the final touches of furnishings or rehanging photos and accessories (so many new ideas running through my head, I can't wait to work on details now!).

I have been pregnant eight times, I have given birth to four children, I have lost four children before birth, and each experience here tore that barrier I kept rehanging between me and the Holy of Holies from top to bottom all over again.

MoMA did not respond to the criticism with quotas or a dramatic rehang.

The artist sometimes rehangs things in the course of an exhibition, adding to their modesty, their transience, and their function as objects within an installation.

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In his last years, Marsden Hartley tried to remake himself as the painter of Maine, and now the Whitney rehangs its collection as «Where We Are.»

There's also the fact that Hammons insisted on rehanging the show shortly before it opened, removing multiple works and inserting ten cheaply framed photos of on - site installations dating back to the early 1980s.

On walking into Tate Modern's 2014 Richard Hamilton retrospective, audiences were plunged into a meticulously curated rehang of Hamilton's 1951 exhibition «Growth and Form», which was organised to coincide with the Festival of Britain.

Its curator, Stephanie Barron, staged a room - for - room rehang of the infamous 1937 exhibition «Entartete Kunst» (Degenerate Art)», organised by the National Socialist Party in Munich as a condemnation of modern art, exploring how the display was used to construct an ideology of racial «purity» and its propagandist effects.

In his current exhibition at Van Doren Waxter (At 23 East 73rd Street, up through May 1st) wistfully titled «There's Always Tomorrow,» Mr. Goode rehangs a grouping of paintings from his «Torn Cloud» and «Vandalism» series» made between the years 1967 and 1976.

Although Tate Modern's Turbine Hall is no stranger to experimental installations, the Malevich rehang underlined how subtle alterations in established methods of display can still retain a radical charge decades after their original occurrence.

The switch is unquestionably major news, bringing into Pace's ranks an artist who was apotheosized in the Pulitzer Prize - winning 2004 biography «De Kooning: An American Master,» and who anchors MoMA's new critical rehang of its Abstract Expressionist holdings with four showstopping masterpieces.

At the same time Tate Britain will present a major rehang which will focus first on the visual impact of the Collection, then on holdings and projects which have been less often in the public eye and finally will include many recent acquisitions of contemporary art.

The lastest rehang of the gallery spaces this Spring saw curators including Paul Carey - Kent and Alteria Art work alongside artists such as Shane Bradford, Daniel Lergon and Martine Poppe.

The judges noted that Tate Britain, holder of the world's greatest collection of historic and contemporary British art, had undergone major and positive changes over the the last year through the architectural re-conception of the southern part of the Millbank site, and the bold and rigorous rehang of the collection.

It includes a cautious rehanging, with some rooms arranged by theme.

Last year's Tate Britain rehang showed this with great boldness not by hectoring visitors about their love lives and financial woes, but by downplaying the labelling altogether and allowing the works to account for themselves.

She has overseen a # 45 million remodelling and refurbishment of the gallery and orchestrated a critically acclaimed rehang of the permanent collection.

The third and most critical change is the physical rehanging.

Museums rehang their collections all the time, as the Whitney did for its seventh - fifth birthday — and I have not even bothered to write up work from the 1980s on another floor or at MoMA.

Will this, at last, be the killer rehang that finally makes Tate Britain an essential museum?

The results of the gallery refurbishment and the corresponding rehang were unveiled in May 2013, a key feature of which was the BP Walk Through British Art.

Alongside the exhibition will be a partial rehang of Walter J. Phillips» works from the Gallery's inaugural exhibition in 1976, which marked the official opening of the Gallery and Glyde Hall, home of Visual and Digital Arts residency programs.

This exhibition will feature new works created by Brown, shown alongside his own rehang of the Laing's painting collection.

The latest rehang of the collection is being billed as the beginning of an entirely new approach, scheduled to culminate in 2013 when a building programme gives it expanded gallery space and the entire collection will be displayed in chronological order.

Lonnie's been making work for decades; we can always rehang the booth.»

Ann Demeester, Director of the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem has decided to rehang highlights from the museum's permanent collection of Hals paintings and other masters of the Golden Age alongside the works of living artists such as Shezad Dawood and other contemporary artists.

Programmed to animate the works included in the annual rehang of Tate Modern, the four - day event attracts over 100,000 visitors each year.