Sentences with phrase «urban style gallery»
A lowbrow urban style gallery, featuring work from artists locally and internationally.
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With «Surface Tension,» the artist's new exhibition at James Cohan Gallery (on view through November 30), Taylor continues to evolve her rarefied style, devoting her latest body of work to find surprising instances of transcendence in urban sprawl.
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Although as early as 1979, graffiti artists Lee Quinones and Fab 5 Freddy were exhibiting in galleries, it was not until the 1980s that artists such as Keith Haring and Jean - Michel Basquiat began to be widely recognized by institutions, critics, and collectors, creating work that applied the styles they had cultivated on the urban fabric onto canvases and prints.
The one - of - a-kind exhibition Fuck the King, Long Live the Kings in Vroom & Varossieau, Look for Art Gallery is a battle of different graffiti styles and a duel between American, British and European urban art.
Distinct in their styles and forms of expression, three Czech artists are the center of attention at Urban Spree Gallery this May, as part of the show No More Crew: Jan Kaláb, Pasta Oner and Michal Škapa.
Manchester Art Gallery hosted a solo exhibition of Nzebo's work in 2016, entitled «Urban Style».
«Ne Tirez Pas» coincides with Nzebo's current solo exhibition at the Manchester Art Gallery, entitled «Urban Style».
Spanning across a wide range of styles and expressions, the gallery has a comprehensive portfolio and exhibits painting, sculpture, objects and urban art.
Referencing past, genre - bending artists such as Keith Haring and Sterling Ruby, art world renegades who successfully designed and applied their own aesthetic to commercial spaces, fashion boutiques, and public urban centers — blurring the line between private and public, between art and commodity — San Pablo has implemented his own distinct style to re-imagine the gallery space as an installation and retail platform which uniquely showcases the collaborative and multi-dimensional nature of Vacancy Projects.