Sentences with phrase «shows are curated»

Both shows are curated by Bonnie Clearwater, MOCA's Executive Director and Chief Curator, with support from the museum team, especially Curatorial Assistant, Ruba Katrib.

The three separate shows are curated with the intent to present their distinct approaches to art - making in order to reveal how their varied artistic practices may complement one another.

The art show is curated by Chogrin and Gary Deocampo, and will feature work by dozens of artists reinterpreting del Toro's films in their own unique styles.

Featuring work by more than a score of artists like Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, Oskar Kokoschka, and August Sander, the show is curated by Olaf Peters, who also organized the Neue Galerie's 2014 «Degenerate Art» exhibition, examining the derisive treatment to which Hitler's regime subjected progressive artists from 1937 onward.

In the spring, Williams is commemorating the milestone with a group show he is curating at Kavi Gupta featuring his work along with that of the other four founding members of AfriCOBRA.

Featuring a selection of new commissions, the show is curated by Edgar Arceneaux.

The show was curated by Camille Obering and features works by Hilary Harnischfeger, Robert Lazzarini, Philippe Malouin, Michele Oka Doner, and Carlos Rolón / Dzine.

The show was curated by David Zwirner sales assistant Mary Mitsch and gallery assistants Martha Moldovan and Poppy Pulitzer.

The show is curated by Bill Thelan, artist and Director of Lump Gallery in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The show is curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, a longstanding friend of Richter

The group show is curated by one of our gallery artists, Marilla Palmer, and we asked her to discuss her process of creating the show and her insights into what you can expect.

The show is curated by Peter Marcelle of Peter Marcelle Gallery in Bridgehampton.

This sense of discovery extends to Li's assessment of Christine Macel's exhibition Viva Arte Viva, and Intuition, the show being curated by «the brilliant» Axel Vervoordt and the Palazzo Fortuny's director, Daniela Ferretti.

The show is curated by Jess Frost.

The show is curated by Wu Hung.

Both shows were curated by Collishaw's long - term friend Damien Hirst and are renowned for the rise to prominence of the YBAs (Young British Artists).

The show was curated by Kathryn Fuller, a former educator herself of high school - level English, and Larry Ossei - Mensah, a Ghanaian - American independent curator and cultural critic.

Which is kind of nervy when you consider that this curator is posing for a painting that's going to be in the show he's curating.

The show is curated by Simon Njami, founding editor of Revue Noir and curator of Africa Remix, and Bettina Malcomess, a writer and artist.

The group show is curated by Joshua Friedman, and investigates the way gender is explored in painting by 17 contemporary artists.

The original «Café Dolly» show was curated by visual artists Claus Carstensen and Christian Vind, who felt Willumsen wasn't getting his due, with research by Ann Gregersen of the University of Copenhagen.

2013 Frieze Projects, London AIR DE PARIS, Pétrone / Pétrole, Paris Soloway, Some Redemptions, New York (The show is curated by Josef Strau; including artists: Ei Arak wa, Tomer Aluf, Keren Cyttern, Henrik Olesen, Jose Rojas, Ulla Rossek, Nora Schultz, Josef Strau, Stephan Tcherepnin, Antek Walczak Galerie Franscesca Pia, X-Mas show, Zürich INDEX - Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation, COUNTER-PRODUCTION, Stockholm

The show is curated by Elena Prohaska Glinn and Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Museum Director / Chief Curator of Guild Hall.

Pace London's summer group show is curated around the theme of food.

The show is curated by Elizabeth Ferrer, BRIC Vice President, Contemporary Art, Jenny Gerow, BRIC Assistant Curator and guest curators Fawz Kabra and Leslie Kerby.

The show is curated by associate curator Wendy Van Deusen with LongHouse founder and co-curator Jack Lenor Larsen and co-curators Sherri Donghia and Elizabeth Lear.

(The show was curated by art historian Douglas Crimp, whose own memoir of cruising and disco - dancing in New York, Before Pictures, was published in 2016.)

The show is curated by Ms. Weng Ling.

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The show was curated by former Carnegie International assistant curator Heather Pesanti, and represents the culmination of three years» intensive research.

The show is curated by artist Cynthia Daignault and art historian Mark Loiacono, whose efficient and harmonious collaboration may be partially explained by their playing together in a band.

The show is curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, a longstanding friend of Richter, and looks back at 60 years of the artist's work.

Presented by The Untitled Space, the show is curated by Indira Cesarine and Coco Dolle.

The show is curated by David Manley, who also shows some magnificent paintings, including those on circular aluminium supports that merge layers of polygons, as in Old Sixfiveseven Again, where planes of serial hexagons pentagons and heptagons combine to form a visual, cacophony.

Every year the show is curated by different Royal Academicians so do understand the theme behind, in this case, the Architecture Room.

Running in tandem with the inauguration of the 55th Venice Biennale of Visual Arts, the show is curated by Germano Celant and includes sculptures, paintings and other art objects by one of the original YBAs.

The show is curated by Bonnie Clearwater.

The show was curated by the aforementioned Blum, as well as Dara Oshin, another Brooklyn based visual artist, with installation help from Eric Wolf.

The show is curated by Camden Arts Centre's recently appointed director, Martin Clark.

The group show is curated by Arlene Bujese.

This year, the show is curated by Teri Kennedy.

The show is curated by Graham Leader.

The show was curated by Claire Distenfeld, a young curator who tapped her connections to find some collectors willing not only to test the market but add some much needed supply:

The group show is curated by Pamala Willoughby and features works by artists Basquiat, Noel Delesseps, Hush, Nathan Slate Joseph, Nicole Nadeau, Randy Polumbo, Rene Ricard and Mason Salterelli.

The show is curated by Christopher Y. Lew and Mia Locks, who worked with several others to create a show that provides a far - flung profile of the «formation of self and the individual's place in a turbulent society.»

The group show is curated by Tripoli Patterson and Sven Hokanson.

The show was curated by Beth Giacummo.

The show is curated by Carlo McCormick and gallerist Eric Firestone to explore the ways America's pastime is making its way into contemporary art, why we care about the game and the ways it restores belief in heroes and come - back stories.

Inspired by Nuit Blanche, an all - night arts festival created in Paris in 2002, the city - spanning show is curated by the Institute of Contemporary Arts» (ICA), curator Kathy Noble, who presents a series of works and new commissions in a variety of unexpected and unusual locations across Westminster: «As the sun goes down, Londoners and visitors alike will be able to experience the city in a new way.

The show was curated by Helen A. Harrison, Director of the Pollock - Krasner House and Study Center in East Hampton, N.Y.