Sentences with phrase «sprawling show»
The phrase "sprawling show" refers to a large and extensive production or exhibition that takes up a lot of space or covers a wide area. Full definition
There's nothing to make you feel lazy like visiting the end of year exhibitions of the country's architecture schools, where countless man - hours of drawing and model - making, through sleepless nights of blood, sweat and tears, are on display in sprawling shows that fizz with creativity.
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The Frankfurt motor show is one of the biggest events in the global automotive calendar and the evo team were out in force reporting live from Frankfurt's sprawling show halls at the 2017 event.
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The larger of the two, «Picture Industry,» is a sprawling show organized by the artist Walead Beshty that spans from the late 19th century to the present.
The sprawling show occupies every inch of the gallery and includes paintings, drawings, films, text and sculptures, all shot through with the artist's usual blend of raunch, irreverence, existential humor — and horror.
Get ready for a fun, sprawling show curated by Todd Bienvenu and Michael David in their studio across the hall from Life on Mars gallery on the ground floor of 56 Bogart building.
The sprawling show unites many rarely seen works by DeFeo, who was little - known beyond the Bay Area art scene from the 50s until her death in 1989.
This sprawling show — the first in a major London gallery in 50 years — hopes to rectify that.
P.S. 1 called that «Greater New York» a few years ago, in a sprawling show of its own, and plans again for «Greater New York 2005» and «Greater New York 2010.»
The idea for a sprawling show that would include artists from all the MARK locations was born shortly afterwards.
The sprawling show presents 160 works on paper by 70 artists from 15 countries.
A collaboration with London's Royal Academy, the sprawling show features 120 paintings, sculptures and drawings marking the largest exhibit of Johns's work ever shown in California and his first museum survey here since 1965.
The small, intense exhibition by Jill Magid at the San Francisco Art Institute and the sprawling show of photographs by Anthony Hernandez at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art have little in common.
At a media preview on Thursday morning, Eleey led guests through the sprawling show with a palpable pride that was entirely justified.
Now comes a sprawling show at the California African American Museum that seeks to slightly shift the frame of reference.
Unlike sections of the sprawling show at the New Orleans Museum of Art or the Contemporary Art Center, this gathering of works by four artists feels completely aesthetically coherent.
The show, curated by Aaron Moulton (who also curated the sprawling show next door at Venus over Los Angeles), grapples with the afterlife and the otherworldly and includes so much more...
In 2016, the New Museum's sprawling show «The Keeper,» which spotlighted collecting as an art practice, dedicated a room to Agematsu's delicate assemblages.
Museum goers can catch paintings by José Clemente Orozco and Jackson Pollock (Springs); hand - colored lithographs by Currier and Ives (Riverhead); historic images of the 1938 hurricane (East Hampton); art and items from the 1950s (Stony Brook) and a sprawling show exploring color theory through various iterations (Huntington).
Gallerist NY March 6, 2012 Gilbert & George Plan Three - Gallery New York Show to Coincide With White Cube Extravaganza By Dan Duray This spring, both locations of the Lehmann Maupin Gallery, and the Sonnabend Gallery, will host a sprawling show by the British duo Gilbert & George.
Another sprawling show followed at the Paul Seftel Project Space in Chelsea, NY in August 2012.
In the final analysis, this massive breadth reinforces the dazzling and formidable power of her work from the 1960s, which is granted a spatial centrality within the layout of the sprawling show.
It is also a sprawling show, featuring almost 170 objects from throughout the 20th century and the early parts of the new millennium.
Having suggested in his introduction to «Information» that painting might not be up to the task of dealing with the complexities of contemporary reality, Mr. McShine shifted course — as art did — and in 1984 organized another sprawling show, «An International Survey of Recent Painting and Sculpture.»
Mixtape II, The Bridge Life on Mars Gallery and Steven Harvey present The Bridge at LoMG Todd Bienvenu and Michael David curate a sprawling show of Bushwick favorites in two buildings.