Sentences with phrase «younger curators into»

The initiative «gets a good group of younger curators into Frieze Masters, which facilitates buying», Clements - Gillespie says, adding that last year the Metropolitan Museum of Art acquired a piece of tribal art partly through the curator on the Art Fund's programme.

At Old School on Mott Street, the SPRING / BREAK Art Show funnels the talents of young curators into specific projects, headed by directors Andrew Gori and Ambre Kelly.

Not exact matches

The fact that curators were recruited from all six departments (many quite young, with fresh energy and ideas) negates the horse - into - camel disdain for decision by committee, and makes a strong case going forward for the merits of interdisciplinary show - making.

Her first encounter with Bourgeois in 1976, as a young curator deep in the thrall of mid-century formalism, arguably altered Wye's professional trajectory as she carried MoMA's storied department into the postmodern era by addressing many of the issues that burned in Bourgeois's heart, from her protean exploration of mediums and forms to a focus on the female body as a creative locus.

Or is the unbridled professionalization of a young generation of artists and curators causing the project space to drift increasingly into the orbit of galleries and institutions in any case?

The exhibition was selected and designed by Gregory Evans, Mr. Hockney's curator and manager of business and exhibitions, working with Richard Benefield, deputy director of the de Young, and is divided into sections with titles like «En Plein Air,» «From Pixels to Print,» «Looking Up» and «Back to Basics.»

Livestream Public will be turned into a scene from one of Rashaad Newsome's visually baroque videos, young performers battle it out for trophies and cash prizes before a judges panel of vogue scene legends and prominent entertainers, contemporary artists, curators, fashion designers, writers and activists.

As a curator, one of my main goals is to encourage a dialogue between different artistic positions from varied backgrounds and younger emerging names and bring them into a dialogue with art works by established artists.

Curated by Rebecca Dimling Cochran, an Atlanta - based curator and critic who also manages the private art collection of home builder and philanthropist John Wieland, The Future of America suggests that considering younger generations» habits and self - conceptions will offer insight into the cultural changes America anticipates in coming decades.

Young artists and curators plunge into the art world, partaking in master classes, group exhibitions, festivals.

Organised by Berlin - based art historian and curator Mark Gisbourne, «Between the Worlds» explores the lives of children whose childhood and transition into young adulthood occur amid the instability of war and political conflict.

In addition, as the program provides a unique opportunity to work closely with the biennale's co-artistic directors, visiting curators and participating artists, it is quickly turning into a gathering hub for young curators from all over the world.

Evolving into the definitive destination for young galleries, the Focus section, advised by curators Raphael Gygax (Migros Museum, Zurich) and Jacob Proctor (Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society, University of Chicago), offers a chance to discover exciting emerging talents.

Evolving into the definitive destination for young galleries, the Focus section, advised by curators Raphael Gygax (Migros Museum, Zurich) and Jacob Proctor (Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society, University of Chicago), offered a chance to discover exciting emerging talents; whilst Live developed from its critically acclaimed debut in 2014, to encompass varied formats and was advised by Gygax and Proctor for the first time.

«The Seattle Art Museum is very lucky to have a young curator of Manchanda's caliber step into this important role.

And a video projection headed for curator Nadim Samman's 5th Moscow International Biennale for Young Art, Nakamoto (The Myth)(2014), depicting the 3D head of bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto, is well worth four - and - a-half minutes to see his likeness morph into mandalas before disappearing.