Sentences with phrase «vast number of exhibitions»

Drawing on her experience in organising a vast number of exhibitions focusing on the artist, Chiba will also discuss the significance of Takamatsu's work and the undeniable influence he has had upon the art world in Japan and worldwide.

He has participated in a vast number of exhibitions, biennials and festivals including the Sydney Biennial (1992) the Whitney Biennial (1993), Sonart (1999), and Made in California at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art (2000).

She held a vast number of exhibitions to date, including the major retrospective show «YES YOKO ONO» which toured museums globally from 2000 - 2004.

Not exact matches

The exhibition demonstrates how Russian icon painting and folk art influenced the artist's visual language, and highlights the variety of his oeuvre through the presentation of a vast number of oil paintings, gouaches, drawings, and sculptures.

On exhibition are a number of monochromatic paintings commissioned especially for the vast gallery spaces, including one work over 5m in length, reminiscent of the very first white net paintings Kusama exhibited at Brata Gallery, New York in 1959.

Walking through this vast behemoth of an exhibition you're reminded that the great majority of British artists aren't working in an idiom that is either traditional or cutting edge — as people like to think — but at an infinite number of points in between.

Someone not long ago summed up concisely (too concisely, I thought at the time) the conflicts of such a mega-event: «As curator, you can never go wrong with such a massive exhibition: with such a vast number of participating artists there will always be at least five whose positions are worth special mention.»

«Colorado is home to a vast and diverse number of artists in all kinds of mediums, and the Arvada Center's Art of the State exhibition is offering a snapshot of that talent.»

The artist has been featured in a vast number of important group exhibitions, festivals and biennales such as numerous Venice Biennales and Documenta 7, 8, and 9, Kassel.

At the Met I always thought I was reaching these vast numbers of people because I would have these exhibitions with 500,000 or 600,000 or 800,000 visitors.

The number of parts that Sam Pulitzer piled into his first US institutional exhibition, «A Colony for «Them,»» is so massive that it might take a book to account for them all, never mind the vast amount of text that appeared across the show's walls.

It also highlights the great use of space in this exhibition; housed in the old Duke of York barracks the gallery has a number of vast rooms and the abundance of space available is perfectly exploited and handled to the benefit of the installations in a way that isn't as easily achieved in exhibitions focused on wall hangings.

Such drawings will be included in a special space in the exhibition called «The Studio,» where vast number of drawings, models and other materials used in the works will also be shown.