Sentences with phrase «same number of exhibitions»

MOCA was bound to have more or less the same number of exhibitions, and better ones make better use of the money.

Not exact matches

«TV is triage these days,» New Yorker critic Emily Nussbaum wrote recently, of the unwatchable number of television shows on the air right now, and you could say the same of viewing art exhibitions in Venice during the biennale.

Group exhibitions by several commercial galleries, the formation of a number of different artists organizations and the revival of the California Art Club [26] all played a role in spreading the artistic philosophy and stylistic influences of the Early California painters and creating a commercial marketplace for artists who became part of the same tradition.

In that respect the exhibition deals with a number of spatial metaphors such as barricades, boundaries and fences or so - called «gated communities,» and at the same time the destruction or penetration of these types of partition.

In his second exhibition at Pace (October 22 to December 4, 2010), he paired twenty paintings, all of which measured 22 by 28 inches, with the same number of drawings, all of them around 8 by 10 inches.

In the same exhibition, she also showed a number of floor sculptures made from alum which appeared quite formal and solid, several of them for example mimicking the steel columns of the gallery, but which will slowly change in chemical composition and break down if submitted to particular external conditions.

The exhibition of the same name at CCA is not a direct response to the narrative of this story, but, instead, stages a number of artworks that explore similar ideas of how our perceptual and physical behaviours are transfigured by objects, images, and new technologies.

That same year, Round established the decorative arts company The Grantchester Pottery at Wysing, with fellow residency artist Phil Root, and subsequently both The Grantchester Pottery and Round have contributed to a large number of exhibitions and events at Wysing.

The museum also stages recreations of original works from early land art exhibitions, includingthe British artist Richard Long's A Line the Same Length as a Straight Walk from the Bottom to the Top of Silbury Hill (1970/2012)-- a large white clay spiral drawn on the gallery floor that corresponds to the number of steps Long took to reach the top of the largest prehistoric man - made hill in England.

For this exhibition, a small number of related paintings are presented in a similar but new configuration from their 2008 exhibition at Steve Turner Contemporary in Los Angeles, under the same title.

The exhibition features a large number of Craig - Martin's highly - individual paintings, ranging from Painting and Picturing, created in 1978, to Eye of the Storm, dating from 2003, which was shown to great popular and critical acclaim in an exhibition of the same name from IMMA's Collection in 2005.

Among the exhibitions opening the same week at Hong Kong's expanding number of international galleries is Tracey Emin's «I Cried Because I Love You», at White Cube and Lehmann Maupin galleries (until 21 May).