Sentences with phrase «successful pieces in the exhibition»

Nicole Cherubini presentation on contemporary ceramics where paint acts as the union between disparate mediums presents painting as a verb, creating some of the most successful pieces in the exhibition, Cherubini follows suit with Apfelbaum, merging the disciplines of sculpture and painting.

Not exact matches

Through his close relationship with this successful printer, Grasset met the highly talented jeweler Henri Vever, who later commissioned designs by him for 20 pieces of jewelry for the international exhibition in Paris in 1900.

Originally appearing in the January 2012 print edition of the journal, Panero's piece offered a survey of successful recent shows presented by several Bushwick favorites, Norte Maar's penultimate exhibition of last year - featuring Wolowiec, Man Bartlett, and Lindsey Walt — among them.

Perhaps less successful as part of a group exhibition is Duncan Campbell's hour long film, It For Others (2013, which is difficult viewing in a similar way to the 2012 entry by Luke Fowler, a 90 minute cinema piece surrounding psychology.

[3] Building on the momentum from a successful exhibition of his photostat pieces at the Cordier and Ekstrom Gallery in 1964, Bearden was invited to do a solo exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., which increased his public profile.

In 1969 the Hickeys moved their gallery to a more spacious location at 600 West Twelfth, where they organized a series of successful exhibitions such as Six Sculptures by Six Artists (1970), which, in addition to the work of Roche and Green, displayed Harry Geffert's light sculptures, minimalist pieces by Scott Grieger, Jim Schinder's hanging tapestries of «found objects,» and Haydn Larson's painted assemblages of scrap metal and farm toolIn 1969 the Hickeys moved their gallery to a more spacious location at 600 West Twelfth, where they organized a series of successful exhibitions such as Six Sculptures by Six Artists (1970), which, in addition to the work of Roche and Green, displayed Harry Geffert's light sculptures, minimalist pieces by Scott Grieger, Jim Schinder's hanging tapestries of «found objects,» and Haydn Larson's painted assemblages of scrap metal and farm toolin addition to the work of Roche and Green, displayed Harry Geffert's light sculptures, minimalist pieces by Scott Grieger, Jim Schinder's hanging tapestries of «found objects,» and Haydn Larson's painted assemblages of scrap metal and farm tools.