Sentences with phrase «see your gallery once»

Not exact matches

Luckily this year had a lot more hits than misses, and the footwear was also great — for the most part (you'll see some of the exceptions once you get to the gallery).

It gives you an option of adding women to your account gallery where you can easily see them once you log into your account.

Rubik's Cube makes its appearance here once again and we see other visuals such as photo galleries and application icons.

Everything you see in the gallery below once belonged to the developer's 14 - page pitch to Konami.

Once you've established that a gallery is interested in seeing your work, there are a number of ways this can happen.

The board meet once a month at the South London Gallery to talk, share and gossip about artists and projects that they've seen, and come up with ideas for new projects and resources for REcreative.

The big white tent on Randall's Island is once again home to a contemporary «anchor» art fair and we have braved the fog, rain and the all - but - impossible transportation options to get to the Frieze Art Fair and see what the participating galleries are showing this year.

Half art stroll, half bar crawl, alternative spaces and reputable galleries will once again welcome the public to see real art in real time, one night only on March 10, 6 - 10 pm with an official after party at English Kills from 10 - 12 pm.

As a longtime champion of Dawson's work, Hollis Taggart Galleries is pleased to see Meeting (The Three Graces), which once graced our own gallery walls, in such prestigious and deserving company.

But once these works on paper started coming together, all from private collections, and she saw how wonderful they were, she says she realized «that they really deserved a show in the gallery.»

At least once during any visit I take a short stroll to the National Gallery to renew my acquaintance with favorite paintings by Velazquez, Raphael, Michelangelo and Rembrandt — all of which unfailingly comment on the brand - new work I saw the day before.

After a quick visit to Sterling Ruby's studio in Hazard Park, where we saw the monumental sculpture that will anchor the artist's Metro Pictures debut opening in a few weeks, the city's casual bonhomie was emphasized once again as I toured Chinatown galleries and bumped into old friends — and made new ones.

Once again we will see galleries from different fields collaborate on groundbreaking presentations, as the fair continues to offer new models for looking at and collecting art.»

The stone choral risers were installed in the gallery in such a way that it was impossible to see them all at the once.

Once again we will see galleries from different fields collaborate on ground - breaking presentations, as the fair continues to offer new models for looking at and collecting art.»

This is how I once heard a painter describe the experience of seeing the first British Rothko show at the Whitechapel Gallery in 1961.

Alex Logsdail, International Director, Lisson Gallery (London / New York): «We were very pleased with the attendance and interest this week, including the sale to a US - based collection of Carmen Herrera's extraordinary work from 1962, Blanco y Verde, as well as consistent sales for works by John Akomfrah, Daniel Buren, Shirazeh Houshiary, Anish Kapoor, Haroon Mirza, Laure Prouvost,, Everything At Once, at Store Studios opening to coincide with the fair seeing high traffic and engagement, we've seen buoyant energy throughout the city, no doubt due to Frieze Week's ongoing success.»

I once saw curator Nick Stillman render a hilarious - because - it's - true critique by simply reading aloud a selection of current gallery press releases paired with visuals obtained by Googling the term «art.»

Ena Douglas (1926), for example, one of 50 portraits by Morris exhibited at his one - man show in 1938 at Peggy Guggenheim's Jeune Gallery in London, combines aspects of Neue Sachlichkeit (primarily those verging on the grotesque) and cubism, whereby the viewer is almost able to see both sides of the subject's face at once.

Once again, the sensitive exhibition design adapts to its contents, and the confinement of this gallery evokes the suffocation of mourning, but also, perhaps, the retrenchment felt by those who saw so many individuals martyred for the cause.

Barande will only show his work once in any single country, and the exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery will be the only chance to see his work in the UK in his lifetime.

The trial unearthed one of the greatest scandals the art world has ever seen and laid bare the chain of suspicious decisions that brought down what had once been a storied gallery.

Not actually visiting, I can imagine seeing the work, and I can also remember other works by Dower that I have seen before, like the one I saw here once at the Eagle Gallery, and where, in a conversation with the gallery owner Emma Hill, she noted the beautiful, subtly «faulted» quality of the painted sGallery, and where, in a conversation with the gallery owner Emma Hill, she noted the beautiful, subtly «faulted» quality of the painted sgallery owner Emma Hill, she noted the beautiful, subtly «faulted» quality of the painted surface.

The corridor has two large entrances into the main gallery, where printing presses once churned beneath a saw - toothed roof that allows light in from the north.

As you travel through the galleries from gallery one through to gallery six you'll see these apertures, these absences, these holes in various galleries and everything becomes a little more clearer once you reach gallery 6, where you will see the exhausted prostrate men and man, the artists naked the the Wile E. Coyote exhausted laying on the floor.

I am looking forward to seeing even more antiquities dealers in the fair, as well as Indian art, alongside the best Old Masters and 20th - century work... Once again we will see galleries from different fields collaborate on ground - breaking presentations, as the fair continues to offer new models for looking at and collecting art.»

Three wall sculptures made up of preserved bovine brain matter, plastic and steel were also among Hiorns's pieces on display, which Ms Little said «challenged» gallery - goers perceptions as they were viewing something which could once see and feel.

The sculptures are beautifully crafted but would probably have been a complete mystery if I hadn't seen the movie — I wonder what all the people waiting in line thought once they got into the gallery (it was very quiet while I was inside).

At the Mnuchin gallery, about a five - minute walk from the Met, you can see more than two dozen works by Sherman, spanning 30 years in «Once Upon a Time, 1981 - 2011.»

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Once you've seen the recently reinstalled gallery containing a cluster of works by Duane Hanson, Robert Rauschenberg, Tom Wesselmann, Alex Katz, Richard Artschwager, Andy Warhol, Hank Willis Thomas, and Kara Walker, you won't soon forget it.

Something similar is happening now: you're seeing a lot of young artists, myself included, getting access to these galleries that were once off - limits in the past.

Over the past few decades, many of America's once - gritty cities have seen a profound revitalization in which decaying industrial buildings have been turned into residences, artists» lofts and gallery spaces.

As seen in his current solo exhibition Perfect Couples at Petzel Gallery in New York, a recurrent theme in McCollum's work is the fantasy of ubiquitous distribution, what he refers to as «our dreams of things appearing everywhere at once,» as well as his ongoing challenge to our culture's tendency to favor unique artworks.

EDITION had an artist in residence Moral Turgeman conducting her Blind Portrait experiment over the course of the week, guests and visitors alike sat for Turgeman who wants to exhibit each sketch with a gallery show once she hits 10,000 portraits and Swedish photographer Daniella Midenge also hosted a signing for her first book Sex + Cigarettes which saw every book being sold.

Walking into the Gagosian Gallery in King's Cross, you see immediately what Robert Hughes meant when he wrote that Serra's achievement «has been to give fabricated steel the power and density... the sense of empathy and urgency and liberation that once belonged only to bronze and stone».

Once the expectation of seeing a work of his in the galleries sets in, the space between Sehgal's work and the viewer becomes more like that of an object - based work and viewer.

After a long hiatus, Seery's work could be seen in America once more during his 2010 exhibition at the Garboushian Gallery in Beverly Hills, California.

These are strange works, at once mild and provocative, and it's pleasant to see them in this new gallery whose nominal renovation has the look of old SoHo.

In four visits to Kappo Masa — the endlessly blogged - about, culinary - cultural «collaboration» at global art dealer Larry Gagosian's flagship Gagosian Gallery on Madison Avenue — I did not see Masayoshi Takayama once.