Georg Pencz
Story of Tobit: Tobias and the angel with the giant fish
Engraving
16th century
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Russian Embassy: THE ANGEL OF GROZNY
Angel Orensanz,in a flowing white tunic and large wings, will sketch on a
large white canvas the map of the city of Grozny to later on paint it in
dramatic, textured colors. The canvas will be exposed for two hours at the
gardens of boulevard Lann...
International Biennial of Contemporary Art: Angel Orensanz awarded the Lorenzo il Magnifico Prize
In the pavillions interior, Angel Orensanz exhibited over two hundred bronzes arranged in a forest like formation of body parts and charred small landscapes.
Outside the exhibition pavilion, he placed a city bus that was transformed into an antiw...
Pushkin Museum at Arbat: Earth: Death-Birth Work by Angel Orensanz
The exhibition consists of a host of
strongly poetic sculpture pieces that fly over the three spaces, while hige projections give context to those sculptures and arresting drawings in which Orensanz capture the drama of the Earth as grave and cra...
Museum of Glass, International Center for Contemporary Art: The Inner Light: Sculpture by Stanislav Libensky´ and Jaroslava Brychtová
The Inner Light: Sculpture by Stanislav Libensky´ and Jaroslava Brychtová focuses on the artists’ work from the 1990s to 2001 and includes several pieces that will be exhibited in the United States for the first time. Libensky´, who died in Febr...
The Church: Art Angels: 2004 Aquisitions
The artist lost out on an opportunity to develop her art practice and the Perth art community lost out on a fresh contribution of knowledge and skills.
Acknowledging the importance of these assets to the art community, The Church Gallery in...
International ArtExpo: Call for Artists: Two Video/Short Film Opportunities
All works must be on DVD, no matter what the original source medium. The duration may be any length, with a preference given to a max length of 1.5 hours. The deadline for applications is August 31, 2004. If you are interested, please send your...
Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona: Requiem for the Staircase: Curated by Architect Oscar Tusquets
Professor Juan
Antonio Ramirez has selected a few very important paintings and drawings
representing the entire history of art, in which each of the stairways has
been represented by great artists. These are accompanied by film footage
and lit...
Global Cafe: DnA Factory Present the Fluffer Show
The fluffer show is a showcase for not only their current crop of installations
but also amassing some of their showbiz chums each to take a little turn in music and spectacle.
This is a multi disciplined, multi national hum dinger hot doggie c...
Photographer's Gallery: YR1: A Snapshot of Bitain in the 21st Century
During World War II, the photograph taken in 1940 showing St
Paul's Cathedral during an air raid in the midst of burning
London has become a key image illustrating Britain's
determination to survive adversity. The Lewis Morley
black/w...
ChaosMusic and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra: Be among the first to hear the future…
Latin salsa and crackmobile rap meets 1950s jazz in Aaron Jay Kernis’ New Era Dance, written in 1992 in anticipation of the new millennium, in hope for a time of imperative political and social change in the US. In complete contrast, Rodney ‘O’ O...
Turkaly Art Gallery: John Habela: Works in Wood and Bronze
In John's work you can see the influence of African tribal art as well as Polynesian and Polish folk design. His fanciful and often whimsical outlook on man is artistically depicted in each work, whether in a large piece of wood or an intricate d...
Lawrence Gallery Portland: Amanda Dunbar, Oils
The
paintings depict the tropical richness of the Fiji landscapes. Dunbar was
captivated by all she saw and experienced on her travels. A rising star in
the art world, Amanda Dunbar’s amazing talent has captivated thousands of
art fans, incl...
J.P. Getty Museum: Exhibition of Rare Spanish Drawings to Open
The installation’s 29 drawings are grouped geographically to illustrate how Spanish artists
responded to various foreign influences and incorporated them to produce distinctive regional
styles....
Charles Allis Art Museum: Holiday Greetings at the Allis and Villa
Holidays at the Allis ~ The 1911 English Allis mansion will herald newly
designed Tudor-style decorations created by the Charles Allis/Villa Terrace
Renaissance Garden Club. Inspired by English Christmases past, the lavish
period decorations w...
San Francisco Art Institute: Connie Samaras: 2002 Adaline Kent Award Exhibition, Angelic States - Event Sequence
Fountain Gallery: Rainbow Warrior: The Visionary Works of Glenn Moosnick
Glenn Moosnicks oil pastel paintings and poetry are an open door to a place of searing beauty and mysticism. Whether depicting an angel in a single, elegant line (as did Picasso) or a kaleidoscopic nature scene in brash Technicolor (as did Van Gog...
Lux Gallery: New England: Ann Course, Stephanie Bolt and Eric Lesdema, Subc_t + Mufcoli, Adam Scrivener, Mark Aerial Waller
Ann Course presents her animations, drawings, and a neon work entitled 'Mother Sleeping Bag' (animation's
edited by Paul Clark). Previous exhibitions and screenings include 'Pandæmonium', 'Pandemic 01', Lux Centre
(2000), 'Girl...
Vancouver Art Gallery: Drawing the World: Masters to Hipsters
Drawing the World: Masters to Hipsters incorporates four distinct historical collections and a contemporary exhibition:
· Italian Drawings from the National Gallery of Canada;
· Power and Desire: South Asian Paintings from ...
Frye Art Museum: Heartland: The Paintings of Bo Bartlett
Bartlett’s powerful and engaging paintings fall well within the tradition of 20th-century American realism. Like American masters such as Thomas Eakins, Thomas Hart Benton and Andrew Wyeth, Bartlett has looked at the people and land around him and in...
Fundacion Santa Maria de Albarracin: Vicente Pascual: Turris Eburnea / Memorias de la Torre Blanca
Pascual (born 1955, Zaragoza, Spain) has developed a long trajectory that began in the 70s, when he formed the "Hermandad Pictorica" with his brother Angel. Pascual‚s practice has evolved from politically-charged Pop (70s) to sublime/romantic expl...
Photomedia Center: 2004 Open Exhibition at Urraro Gallery
This exhibition is made possible by a grant from The Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts program. The Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts (PPA) program is a partnership initiative between local arts organizations and the Pennsylvania Council on the Ar...
Galleries at the Interchurch Center: Indomitable Spirit - Paintings of Faith, Hope and Remembrance by Christina Saj
Ms. Sajs exhibition consists of modern icons depicting the myths and
symbols which have shaped our civilization, both religious and secular,
throughout the passage of time and history. There is nothing ponderous
or portentous about these works....
Museum of Finnish Art, Ateneum: Hugo Simberg
Hugo Simberg was an artist, who was not interested in painting ordinary
pictures of everyday subjects. More important for him was to depict
something that would live on in the mind and keep a hold on the person,
opening doors to another r...
Woman Made Gallery: 8th International Open: Diversity and Spirit - Works by 50 US and International Women
Warren continues, "The number of entries made the competition to be in the exhibition very tight; I unfortunately was faced with very tough decisions and must say that I admired many of the artists' submissions that could not be included, because ...
Lane Gallery: City - Sand - Symbols: Pat Fleisher, Katherine Keates, Frank Pimentel
For the "CITY" section of this 3-person show at THE LANE GALLERY,
Toronto photoartist PAT FLEISHER presents a series of large digital duo
giclees titled "Urban Narratives" which strive to capture the dynamic,
evolving energy of Toronto a...
Maison Européenne de la Photographie: Bettina RHEIMS & Serge BRAMLY: I.N.R.I
After Chambre close, in 1992, Bettina Rheims and Serge Bramly wanted to work on a project in which their
worlds could once again meet and harmonise.
Their aim was to te...
d.u.m.b.o. arts center: Future Species: An Exhibition in Association with the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
While there is fierce debate surrounding the social, political cultural and
ethical implications of the human relationship to technology, ‘Future
Species’ is undaunted in its embrace of both uncertainty and inevitability.
It examines what the b...
Oakland Museum of Califoria: La Flor y la Calavera: Altars and Offerings for the Days of the Dead
This years exhibition examines the centrality of the concept of balance in pre-Columbian traditions as well as in our time. In the Breuner Gallery, the roots of the Días de los Muertos celebration are traced back to the early cultures of Mexico. T...
Horse Hospital: Unquiet Voices: English and American Visionary Art 1903 - 2003
Obsessively out of time, each artist inhabits a sole focus within the subterfuge of their own dialogue - Vonn Stropp sees pre-raphaelite psychedelia; each world we're privileged to partake of is one we may know - the Freudian nightmares of Laurie ...
Gallery KAZE: Artist Network: Here - Now
Austria
Norbert Brunner installation artist
Ona B. installation artist
Brazil
Magda Dejose printmaker
Canada
Sean Caulfield printmaker
Germany
Boris Nieslony perfomance artist
Dagmar Pachtner instal...
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