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I love supporting artists whose work moves me, and they support my need to be moved.

Our longstanding interest in art has evolved with our business and we are passionate about supporting artists whose creativity and innovation are an integral part of their work.

The Lumen Prize has been running for five years, and is dedicated to supporting artists whose work engages with technology.

The gallery has also made a concerted effort to support artists whose work was initially internet - based but who are transitioning into the brick and mortar world of the white cube.

Hockley also sits on the board of Art Matters, a New York - based nonprofit that supports artists whose work intersects with advocacy of different kinds.

This award supports artists whose creative work, through a range of nontraditional or non-studio based media, encourages socially engaged interaction, participation, and investigation that directly inspires change for individual lives and communities.

This award supports artists whose creative work implements non-traditional media in order to contribute to conversations about society, while directly manifesting change for individual lives and communities.

All proceeds from the sale of these prints will support artists whose groundbreaking, genre - defying work appears at The Kitchen during the year ahead.

Proceeds from the sale of these limited - edition works will support artists whose groundbreaking, genre - defying work appears at The Kitchen throughout the year.

Offering # 1,000 Prize Money and the chance to exhibit as part of a public exhibition, the Winter Pride Art Awards seeks to promote and support artists whose work challenges binary norms and celebrates sexual and identity freedoms in all of their diversity.

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The event is a fundraiser to support local farmland conservation, the show features thirty - one artists whose work is inspired by the region's working landscapes.

His brother Josh (Eion Bailey) is the commercially successful artist in the family whose artwork Madeleine (Marley Shelton) sells out of the back room of her gallery to hotels and hospitals to support her showcasing less mainstream artists.

Storytelling is alive in all corners of the world and your support makes it possible for Sundance Institute to find and nurture the International artists whose stories create global impact.

Nash, whose interest in Diebenkorn was sparked after meeting the artist and his family in 1976, added, «I knew Richard Diebenkorn, and so it is an absolute privilege and honor to be elected to this position.We will strive to bring greater recognition and understanding to Richard Diebenkorn's remarkable output over a lengthy and highly productive career, and we will continue to support public exhibitions and foster new scholarship about the artist and his time.»

He is, of course, a white middle - aged man, but he's also one working hard to champion (and financially support) African artists, and practitioners based outside Africa whose roots lie in the continent.

Its purpose since the beginning has been straightforward: for artists to give grants to other artists whose art would not be the same without such support.

Barney talks about Jason Horejs, a gallery owner whose father supported a family of 9 kids as an artist.

These artists, including Jack, would later be associated with the New York School namely Willem de Kooning (whose early career Biala and Brustlein would support by buying his pictures), but also the art critic Harold Rosenberg, photographer Rudy Burckhardt, and writer Edwin Denby.

The series supports innovative, experimental and research - based practices, by artists whose work is especially interesting or exemplifies new tendencies and modes of practice.

Four grant - supported exhibitions focus on individual artists, including the established artist Andrea Fraser, whose new performance and publication will premiere at the Hammer Museum, and emerging artist Indira Allegra, whose first solo museum exhibition, «No Space Without Tension,» will open at the Craft and Folk Art Museum in September 2019.

How to Flatten a Mountain is an exciting 12 days residency opportunity presented by PhotoIreland Foundation & Cow House Studios, and with the support of OPW, open to emerging and mid-career visual artists whose artistic practice in whole or part, makes use of digital and / or analogue photographic processes.

It has garnered a reputation for supporting artists working across disciplines and with new and challenging forms of creative expression, but also artists whose work has had a lasting impact on contemporary art and culture.

Triangle Arts Association is a not - for - profit arts organization whose mission is to support emerging and mid-career international and national visual artists, encouraging dialogue and experimentation through workshops, residencies and exhibition opportunities.

The idea swiftly gathered support among the community of contemporary artists, including Robert Violette and Juergen Teller whose West London studios look out directly onto the tower itself.

Also this year the Fashion Textile Museum hosts a celebration of Anna Sui, whose romantic rock - n - roll designs draw inspiration from US popular culture, while prints by one of the nation's best - loved artists, Andy Warhol, tour the UK as part of the Art Fund supported initiative, Artist Rooms.

Jade Montserrat, whose PhD is being supervised by Himid and is an emerging artist in her own right, tells me that Himid «is unceasing with ready and seemingly effortless seeds of wisdom, advice, encouragement, support, warmth, care, direction, and nourishment for the soul and intellect».

The gallery has garnered a reputation for supporting artists working across disciplines and with new and challenging forms of creative expression; as well as artists whose work has had a lasting impact on contemporary art and culture.

The Service to the Arts Award is given to locally and nationally recognized arts advocates whose efforts have supported artists and arts institutions and who have made contributions to the cultural and social life of our country, representing the highest level of leadership, integrity and vision.

VIA is proud to support the 2016 - 2017 season at The Artist's Institute dedicated to renowned artist Sharon Lockhart, a Los Angeles - based photographer and filmmaker whose practice is rooted in rigorous social research, based on her immersion in various communities around the Artist's Institute dedicated to renowned artist Sharon Lockhart, a Los Angeles - based photographer and filmmaker whose practice is rooted in rigorous social research, based on her immersion in various communities around the artist Sharon Lockhart, a Los Angeles - based photographer and filmmaker whose practice is rooted in rigorous social research, based on her immersion in various communities around the world.

Artis is an independent nonprofit organization that supports contemporary artists from Israel whose work addresses aesthetic, social and political questions that inspire reflection and debate.

«NEWD will feature a tightly edited roster of 36 participants — area non-profits, galleries, artist collectives, and project spaces — whose work promotes new art initiatives and, taken together, demonstrates innovative methods for supporting artists that would otherwise be under the radar.»

Certainly there is a marketing imperative, as shows of women, African Americans, Latinos, or artists from China and India draw audiences whose interest is in regional and social issues as well as those who support the arts.

A specialist in modern and contemporary art Lowery Stokes Sims is known for her particular interest in a diverse and inclusive global art world and has supported a variety of artists whose identities and work reflect those values.

In an era when art collecting has become a high - octane pursuit for financiers looking to diversify their portfolios, Zöe and Joel Dictrow are holdovers from another time — collectors whose support of younger artists, innovative gallery programs, and the art world's grassroots borders on benificence.

ART PAPERS has received a $ 100,000 grant from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, a private foundation created from the artist's estate following his death in 1987, whose focus is on aiding institutions that directly or indirectly support artists...

I am against gentrification, and this has left me constantly conflicted in my position as a gallery owner»; meanwhile, Los Angeles's Marc Foxx Gallery has closed after 23 years in operation, with a statement on their website from founder Marc Foxx and partner Rodney Nonaka - Hill expressing «deep gratitude to all the artists, institutions, curators, writers, publications, colleagues and collectors who have supported the gallery over the years»; and New York's James Cohan Gallery now represents the sculptor Josiah McElheny, whose installation Island Universe, inspired by Lobmeyr chandeliers, is currently on view at the Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University, Houston.

After the Turner Prize - winning artist Jeremy Deller told the press that he never intended to sign an open letter in support of the cultural boycott of Israel, stating that he thought long and hard about it and then declined — following its publication by Artists for Palestine UK — whose signatories pledge to reject professional -LSB-...]

Early in her career, she founded Artemis, a service and presenting non-profit arts organization, whose mission was to support and develop South Florida - based artists.

The latest initiative of the Prudential Eye Programme, which supports artists and art organisations across the Asia region, and whose previous projects include Korean Eye (2009 to 2012), Indonesian Eye (2011), Hong Kong Eye (2013) and Prudential Malaysian Eye (2014), the Prudential Eye Awards are a partnership between Parallel Contemporary Art, Saatchi Gallery and Prudential.

Ground Floor brings together work by Chicago's most promising emerging talent, offering a single destination to discover the spectrum of artists whose work demands to be seen and supported.

Anthony Romero is a Chicago artist, writer, and curator interested in documenting and supporting artists and communities whose narratives and practices are often excluded from art historical narratives and exhibitions.

The Boston - based organization, whose name stands for Visionary Initiatives in Art, will support work by more than 50 artists, writers, and curators,... Read More

Today, Bemis Center remains an artist - centered organization whose sole mission is to support artists and cultural production.

This seems unbelievably late, yet this same country has produced and celebrated many significant women artists, including Meret Oppenheim and Sophie Taeuber - Arp, and continues to support and promote women at the Biennale, including in past Biennales Pipilotti Rist and Pamela Rosenkrantz (whose work was in the main pavilion in 2015).

The primary commitment of the gallery is to exhibit and support contemporary artists, whose personal visions resist categorization, including the estates of Porfirio DiDonna, Gregory Gillespie, Harvey Quaytman, and Christopher Wilmarth.

We exhibit artists from around the world, showing artists at all stages of their careers; however, Franklin Street Works puts special emphasis on supporting emerging artists whose innovative practices push our understanding of what forms art can take materially and what art can communicate or accomplish conceptually.

Artists: Tatyana Fazlalizadeh; Saul Robbins; Rachel Wallis; Evan Falbaum; and Residents of Shreveport, Louisiana, under the Direction of Nick Cave Pelican Bomb presents Mutual Support, a group exhibition highlighting artists whose practices engage issues of mental health and weArtists: Tatyana Fazlalizadeh; Saul Robbins; Rachel Wallis; Evan Falbaum; and Residents of Shreveport, Louisiana, under the Direction of Nick Cave Pelican Bomb presents Mutual Support, a group exhibition highlighting artists whose practices engage issues of mental health and weartists whose practices engage issues of mental health and wellness.

The Alliance of Artists Communities, in partnership with seven artist residency programs and with support from The Joyce Foundation, set out to identify strong voices that represent today's most promising and provocative talent and that reflect the rich diversity of the Midwest — artists whose work may as yet be unfamiliar but whose compelling visions help define the region and the cArtists Communities, in partnership with seven artist residency programs and with support from The Joyce Foundation, set out to identify strong voices that represent today's most promising and provocative talent and that reflect the rich diversity of the Midwest — artists whose work may as yet be unfamiliar but whose compelling visions help define the region and the cartists whose work may as yet be unfamiliar but whose compelling visions help define the region and the country.

The MAP Fund, administered by Creative Capital, supports artists, ensembles, producers and presenters whose contemporary performance work embodies a spirit of exploration and deep inquiry.

A non-profit arts service organization whose mission is to cultivate, support and promote the works of artists and arts organizations in northern Manhattan.