Sentences with phrase «showing historic works»

The gallery will be showing historic works — the Black Paintings from 1979 - 80 that were originally shown at Sonnabend gallery in 1981.

For the first time, the gallery is showing the historic works together alongside contemporary work by current members in a dynamic show representing many of Britain's greatest 20th and 21st century artists.

In addition to its continuous exhibition schedule of new work, the gallery continues to develop interest in showing historic works in relation to contemporary artists.

We will show a historic work by Banks Violette from 2000, made in advance of the artist's very first solo exhibition.

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* «Historic low» for households with married parents and children * More Americans now living alone, data show * Nearly 800,000 more households include out - of - work parent By Susan Heavey WASHINGTON, Aug 27 (Reuters)- The iconic picture of the traditional American household has faded over the last four decades as the number of married couples with children has seen a steep decline and more people are living alone, according to U.S. Census...

I'm certainly willing to give the restrictions a chance to prove themselves, purely out of respect for everyone who worked very hard to make it happen — all the folks who served on the committees, Councilwoman Kathee Burke - Gonzalez who worked tirelessly and showed incredible courage, and the East Hampton Town Board for taking the historic first step in the right direction to bring long - sought relief of helicopter noise in the region.

And, of particular use for anthropologists working on historic sites, Ross has also shown that the differences between male and female skulls are becoming less pronounced in some populations.

They back it up with a century worth of historic data, showing how well the metric has worked in the past.

After more than a year of work, the National Park Service on Wednesday pulled the tarps off upgrades at Alcatraz, showing off $ 3 million in improvements to the sally port, guardhouse, library, schoolhouse and other historic areas.

For Explode Everyday Tomaselli will show a historic sculptural work from the late 1980s.

Other included works were previously shown in the Museum of Modern Art exhibition, The Drawings of Richard Diebenkorn, and the Whitney Museum's historic Diebenkorn retrospective, The Art of Richard Diebenkorn.

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From the «precursors» who developed Congo's first works on paper when it was still a Belgian colony to the 1970s «popular painters» who worked as sign painters and created comics, and a new generation of artists that emerged in the 2000s, this unique show offers an historic overview of Congo's artistic landscape.

SPRING SHOWS ARE HERE and the rich selection runs the gamut, from exhibitions of innovative new works to scholarly examinations of important historic movements.

NEW YORK — MARC STRAUS is proud to announce a solo presentation of Hermann Nitsch at THE ARMORY SHOW 2018, at Pier 92, Booth F22, featuring seminal historic works as well as recent paintings.

Now on view in an inviting show in the STAA's foremost gallery space, the exhibition was first on view at NOMA in 2015, and the current extension provides a great second chance for viewers in St. Tammany Parish to spend time with these historic works.

The historic Schoolhouse building at 330 Ellery Street will be open, with more than 15 artists showing their work, and there will also be garden tours, a mural launch party, and a bike tour of Bushwick agriculture.

Held at the historic Park Avenue Armory in New York City, the show highlights a dynamic mix of works dating from ancient times through the present day and maintains thehighest standards of quality in the art market.

We included some of the historic work from the mid-60s in the show, work that she did with Spiral, as well as works on paper and prints that she had done in the 90s.

New sculptures, film, and tar works were featured and for the first time he showed examples from his collection of «Negrophilia,» historic artifacts often depicting African Americans in a racist and stereotypical manner.

The show will present all new work by the artist, inspired in part by the architectural spaces of the gallery's historic townhouse.

Also in the «Feature» section, which is devoted to curated shows by established and historic artists, look out for the work of Nam June Paik, whose market is catching up with his exalted reputation, at James Cohan Gallery, and the experimental film - maker Stan VanDerBeek at Los Angeles» The Box, which is one of 17 newcomers to the fair.

Presenting rediscovered and rarely seen works by Old Masters including Luca Giordano, El Greco and Pedro de Mena, the exhibition will show classical works together with modern masterpieces by two artists strongly influenced by texture, religion and historic art: Antoni Tàpies and Miquel Barceló.

28 January 2013, New York — Lehmann Maupin Gallery will inaugurate its first international exhibition space with a solo show of new work by Lee Bul on Thursday, 14 March 2013, in the historic Pedder Building in Hong Kong.

The exhibition brings together historic works, installations or photo - compositions, many of which have never been shown in Europe before, paintings, and drawings from the 1980s - 1990s, as well as major recent installations.

In addition to his recent work, Gavlak is pleased to present a selection of earlier works from the late 70s, collages with text and appropriated imagery, works from the 80s when he was a part of the historic Holly Solomon Gallery, blown glass mushrooms, Unicorn horns, and a photo and embroidered text piece not shown since the mid 90s.

A group of visionary curators and gallerists helped them along, including Walter Hopps — then of the Pasadena Art Museum (now the Norton Simon Museum)-- one of the first to organize a Pop Art show (the historic «New Painting of Common Objects») including Goode's work; and Nicholas Wilder, whose gallery was artist - centric — when he sold a work, he'd divide the money amongst all the artists he represented.

The show is «an historic survey of artists living and working in Bushwick.»

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«Amikam Toren Finally Able to Live By His Art» San Francisco Chronicle Written by Kenneth Baker December 11, 2013 Full review here Sitting in his small, bleak, unheated studio in the East London borough of Tower Hamlets, Amikam Toren explained the personal background to his paintings and cardboard box constructions in» «Of the Times» and Other Historic Works» — his first show in America — which opened recently at the Jessica Silverman Gallery in San Francisco....

The show includes historic work by Louise Nevelson, Alice Neel, Louise Bourgeios, with work by mid-career and rising stars.

We had incredible things in that show: Jonathan Borofsky's first wall drawing, an incredible work of Vito Acconci's, and an historic sound piece from Hannah Wilke using her answering machine.

The Documenta show in Germany this year included many historic works, ranging from ancient stone figures to still lives by the 20th - century Italian painter Giorgio Morandi.

Over 20 contemporary artists show new commissions alongside historic works from international public and private collections including the Art Institute of Chicago and the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow — these works roughly correspond to the years examined in the RA show, when all forms of visual art were harnessed for revolutionary purposes.

Located in the historic New Walk area of the city, the museum mounts exhibitions of works from the permanent collections and touring shows from national museums and ARTIST ROOMS.

This year's show explores the historic links between art and science with a cabinet - of - curiosities - style presentation of works from Cambridge University's museums: expect a dodo skeleton and cases of Lepidoptera sharing space with paintings and prints.

This positioning respectably keeps Solomon's new work at arm's length from the historic period represented by the paintings in the larger show but, because his work shares obvious affinities with those paintings, it belongs there.

Roberts Projects is pleased to participate in The Armory Show 2018 and presenting new work by Daniel Crews - Chubb, Jeffrey Gibson, James Hayward, Evan Nesbit, Ed Templeton, Evan Trine and Kehinde Wiley along with new and historic assemblages by Betye Saar.

Simon Lee Gallery, in collaboration with the Archivio Luciano e Carla Fabro and Micheline Szwajcer, presents a solo exhibition of historic works from the early 1960s by celebrated Italian artist Luciano Fabro (1936 - 2007), his first in London since his landmark show at the Tate Gallery in 1997.

Vaguely recalling the efforts of the late - 60s collectives such as the Art Workers Coalition, these works feel a bit dated, but they lend the show a historic scope.

The show revisits the artist's landmark light projections from the late 1960s, when Turrell was only beginning to create the light works that would eventually make him a major, historic artistic figure.

Done in collaboration with the San Juan Island National Historical Park, the show ranges from site - specific works that respond to the inside / outside dynamics of the remaining historic buildings and the natural beauty of the island, to videos, paintings, photographs, print - based works, and sculptures that examine the perhaps permanent, never - to - be-resolved nature of the larger understanding of the Americas.

Done in collaboration with the San Juan Island National Historical Park, the show ranges from site - specific works that respond to the inside / outside dynamics of remaining historic buildings and the natural beauty of the island, to video works, paintings, photographs, print - based work, and sculptures that examine the perhaps permanent, never - to - be-resolved nature of the larger understanding of the Americas.

The works produced during this time are shown alongside studio - produced pieces at the historic Kolb Studio in an exhibition and sale that extends for four months.

Spring Dance is a part of the Jason Jacques Gallery contemporary program and its larger dedication to showing works in its historic East Side location in ongoing dialogue between past and present.

Whether focusing on historic meaning, chemical composition, visual aesthetics or specific features like luster or reflection, each of the works in this show contributes its own interpretation of silver's unique qualities and significance.

Located just steps away from the Five Points Gallery in historic downtown Torrington, The Annex Gallery offers a unique opportunity for local and regional artists / artisans to engage their community by offering a space to show their work.

Her performance works [5][8] include a series of site - specific gifting performances called Limited, Limited Edition which she has presented at Socrates Sculpture Park, in Long Island City, Queens; [9] in Jamaica, Queens; at the Incheon Women Artists» Biennale in Incheon, South Korea; [10] at On Stellar Rays gallery in the Lower East Side; in three locations in Newark, New Jersey for Aljira Center for Contemporary Art, [11] in a school yard in East Harlem; on 14th Street as a part of the Art in Odd Places performance festival, and on H Street NE in Washington D.C. [12] For Bad Kanji (2015), she painted temporary kanji tattoos on viewers at the Spring / Break Art Show, held in the historic office spaces above New York City's main post office, the James A. Farley Post Office.

Cézanne was one of many European artists whose work was displayed in New York City at the historic International Exhibition of Modern Art, known simply as the Armory Show of 1913.

Another room shows new and historic works of the series «Walt Disney Productions».