Sentences with phrase «to do the exhibition»

How did the exhibition compare to the book experience?

Instead, we decided to do an exhibition of information exposing the museum's pathetic and worsening record on women and artists of color.

I'm also pleased to see they're doing an exhibition on early salted prints.

Just as the «basketball drawings» suggest movement, so does the exhibition's staging downstairs, creating a dialogue between outside and inside, seen and unseen, refuse and artwork.

My photos and recap certainly don't do this exhibition justice.

The publication traces, as also did the exhibition, a selection of sculptural works spanning from 2000 to the present, including a new body of wall - based three - dimensional collages.

Not only does the exhibition give an understanding of the radical approach of these «minimal» artists, it is also an exhibition about the art of collecting.

So why does the exhibition become so much less as it progresses?

To other student audiences throughout the school, from the youngest students to older students who had done Exhibition before.

Yes, people did apply, but rarely did we I guess rarely did an exhibition happen just out of someone applying cold.

Does the exhibition represent all that has happened during the last two years?

Doing an exhibition with historical work creates a continuum and shows how ideas evolve over time.

How do the exhibition and publication relate to each other and how are they different?

Over the years, I have invited a number of local artist groups and solo artists to do exhibitions on campus.

I want to show that I haven't done an exhibition.

After it happens, I can not say I've never done an exhibition in China.

As for Ai Weiwei's withdrawing from the show, I can only say that I came to UCCA to do an exhibition about Hans, which I did to the best of my ability.

How did the exhibition at John McAslan come about?

Brian Holcombe: We've been doing exhibitions for over 10 years, and when we looked back, we decided now it's time to start leveraging our successes and to focus on what is working for us.

In 1984, Barbara Haskell did an exhibition called «Blam» at the Whitney Museum that surveyed the early years of Pop, Minimalism and performance during 1958 - 64.

Houghton Kinsman Virginia, seeing that this is your first UK solo show, what does this exhibition mean for you and most importantly to you?

It's an amazing building built as an elementary school in 1931 and inaugurated by FDR,» Shainman told A.i.A. «Primarily, we'll store our collection there, but it has great viewing rooms and exhibition rooms, and we will do exhibitions there in the summer.

Also to just do exhibitions which are urgent.

Lee Chong Wei, Taufik Hidayat, Lin Dan and Peter Gade did an exhibition match where they test each other to the limit.

Nick did an exhibition with us back in 2010 that featured his hyper - detailed futuristic universe of robots fighting, playing and working together in wildly colorful paintings on wood.

As a collaboration and juxtaposition of creative works, how does this exhibition differ from last year's Beyond Belief collaborative exhibition with the Contemporary Jewish Museum?

Our final exhibition of 2013 is upon us and for it we thought why not parade those artists who we've been working with for some time now, but never done an exhibition with.

How did the exhibition come about?

Yet why does this exhibition present Syria's tragedy as a chapter in the war on terror, putting these alongside works about Iraq and Afghanistan?

How would you describe — or how does your exhibition frame — the abstract narratives that Cecily Brown creates?

We've also just done an exhibition with Asad Raza in Brussels at the Villa Empain about the legacy of Glissant.

It wasn't until our third year that we started doing Exhibition Nights.

So do exhibition organizers Barry Walker, MFAH curator of modern and contemporary art; and Jeremy Lewison, former director of collections at London's Tate Gallery who's now an independent curator and adviser to the Neel estate.

How does this exhibition fit into the ICA's broader mission and current times?

Lee Sharrock: Where does the exhibition title «I Rose Madder» come from?

If one arrangement better suits the irregularities of the wall on which they are hung, the order of the panels may be changed as well.25 This history of repainting and refabrication reinforces the parallel with 4» 33» — not only do the exhibition settings change but the paintings themselves can and do as well.

How does this exhibition further that legacy?

There's a persistent interest, I think, in giving a context for this material, as when Lynne did this exhibition with Rosemarie Trockel that came to the New Museum here, where it was juxtaposed with the work of someone like Judith Scott, who I presented here at White Columns before I co-curated her retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum.

Back in 1998, the gallery did an exhibition of contemporary artists from China.

This unique institutional collaboration came about when Nicholas Cullinan, Director of the NPG and curator of FILM while at Tate Modern, invited Dean to do an exhibition based around her portrait films.

A: Does the exhibition follow a chronological or thematic framework in highlighting the artists» relationships with one another?

On a bridge inside Manchester's colossal Arndale centre two attractive young performers are interpreting Theaster Gates's instruction - work How to Catch the Holy Ghost or Get Arrested in a Shopping Mall (2012), an offsite event for the Hans Ulrich Obrist - curated Do It exhibition, part of the Manchester International Festival.

When Saltworks does an exhibition or gives a talk, we want people to say, «Oh, this is something that we want to see.

«So we decided that in good faith we're going to do this exhibition instead.»

AH: What political stance did your exhibition at Gavin Brown take in relation to global investment in New York real estate and why is it important to you?

Looking to do an exhibition capitalizing on the buzz around Brazil, Lehmann Maupin turned to Brazilian artist Tiago Carneiro da Cunha as curator — and has gotten something much more wild and personal in return, in the great tradition of artist - curated shows.

Lots of people do exhibitions, but there aren't always a lot of collections willing to underwrite a work's permanent presence in institutions.