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Karin Weber Gallery: An Exhibition by Philippine Artist Carlo Magno
Carlo Magno is the winner of Artist of the Centennial Award, Philippine American Federation of South Florida; Outstanding Malatean Award, Malate Catholic School; Grand Prize "Las Pinas Church", Hispanidad Painting Contest; Leadership Award, Philippin...
Icaro Gallery: Saints and Sinners: Tony de Carlo, Reuben Munoz, Antonio Rael, Otto “Tito” Sturcke, Mauro Yrigoyen, Alejandra Vernon
Saints and Sinners explores the dichotomy of mankind. It looks at good and evil,
joy and sadness, triumph and failure, life and death. It encompasses aspects of All
Saints Day and Halloween. It considers secular and religious viewpoints. Some ...
Artemisia Gallery: Passion For Life in Monte Carlo
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Maz Jackson
"Guardian 3" 2008
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Maz Jackson states about ...
Cleveland Museum of Art: Bugatti
Highlights include automobiles, including two of
the greatest vehicles made by the Bugatti firm,
a 1930 Royale and a Type 57 SC, Atlantic
(1938) plus a Baby Bugatti electric car, as
well as 20 sensitively modeled animal sculpt...
Esso Gallery: Carlo Nangeroni: Works 1944 – 2005
In the 1950s, there was a fairly intense artistic exchange between Italy and the U.S. (in particular, on the Rome-New York axis), but Nangeroni’s experience of the Italian-American connection began earlier and was more extensive than simply travel...
Frick Collection: Mantegna's Descent into Limbo, from the Barbara Piasecka Johnson Collection
Because it was so highly regarded, several other versions were made, including this smaller one,
which was probably done for Ferdinando Carlo, the last Duke of Mantua, around 1470–75.Lent
through the generosity of the Barbara Pia...
Spazio Utopia Contemporary Art: A Chiena: International Mail Art Exhibition
Participating in exhibition are:
Giannetto Bravi (Italia), Alexander Brener & Barbara Schurz (Russia/Austria), Gerardina Busillo (Italia), Alfonso Caccavale (Italia), Maria Amalia Cangiano (Italia), Dario Carmentano (Italia), Irina Danilova &...
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Defining Modern: European Design 1880-1930
This exhibition, drawn exclusively from the MFAH collection, highlights outstanding examples by design visionaries such as William Morris, Archibald Knox, Carlo Bugatti, Emile Gallé, Josef Hoffmann, and Edgar Brandt. Many of the works are on view ...
Venice Sculpture Park: Call for Artists: Residency Available
The selected videos will be shown on a television screen located in a shower recess. This shower is part of the toilet building designed by Carlo Scarpa in 1957, and belongs to a group of three showers that are placed adjacent to the main block, u...
Museum of Modern Art: In-Depth: The House of Spiritual Retreat by Emilio Ambasz
In-Depth explores Ambasz’s project through seven drawings, a pair of models, and a selection of recent photographs. It is part of an ongoing series of exhibitions designed to focus on single works of contemporary architecture.
Organized by T...
La Follette Gallery and Framing: Jerry Ross: Ritratti degli amici italiani - Portraits of Italian Friends
In Carlo, my painting style focuses on close-up portraiture, a painting style influenced both by computer technology and photography. I seek a special kind of realism informed by the poetics of the person revealed in light, preferably bright sunli...
Jersey Galleries: Reconcilable Differences: Curated by Luis Formaiano and Alison A. Raimes
The history of Modern art has been the narrowing of
horizons towards the individual viewpoint. Try to
think about a chain of individuals, posting
messages, and trying to be understood either by words
or by artistic work. This is ARTLIVES... Cl...
Corning Incorporated Gallery at Steuben: Art and Design in Italian Glass:
The Steinberg Foundation Collection,
New Exhibition Presents Glass from Murano, 1930 -1970
The glass collected by The Steinberg Foundation was created on the
Venetian island of Murano. The exhibition will feature outstanding objects
by such internationally known names in glass design as Alfredo Barbini (b.
1912), Ercole Barovier (18...
National Gallery: Baroque Painting in Genoa: The First Exhibition to Be Held in Britain of Genoese Painting
This is the first exhibition to be held in Britain of Genoese painting. Highlights include Rubens Equestrian Portrait of Giovan Carlo Doria, an impressive image of one of Genoa's most significant artistic patrons; Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione's ...
Association for Visual Arts: Louis Jansen van Vuuren: Solo Exhibition
His work is represented in most major public and corporate art collections locally, including those of SANG, the Universities of Cape Town, Bloemfontein, Stellenbosch and the Western Cape; First National Bank; Rand Merchant Bank; Investec; Boland ...
Il Ramo d'Oro: Going and Coming Back: A Collaboration with Studio Viparelli
Vincenzo Montella was born in Benevento, Italy the 7/14/1952 and lives in Naples where works as psychiatrist. He is graduated in Medicine and Philosophy and specialist in psychiatry and family psychotherapy. He is artist, poet and photographer.
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Art Forum Berlin: Sixth Annual International Art Fair Opens Today
In 2001 around half of the foreign galleries are in Berlin for the first time. The international involvement features a growing number of galleries from outside Europe. Among those represented at the fair for the first time are the Chelouche Gal...
Nexus Modern Art: Buenos Diaz modern art
Artistas Argentinos
Bouwman, a well known figure in Holland, e.g. to his many television appearances in a popular Arts & Antiques program, first came across Raul Diaz paintings on the Artistas Argentinos exhibition in Amsterdam, 1997. Now, two years...
Fundacao Arpad Szenes - Vieira da Silva: Giorgio Morandi: Paintings and works on paper from 1914 to 1963
The engravings, watercolours and drawings all belong to the Morandi Museum Collection; the oils from the Museo Morandi, Uffizi and Museo d’Arte Contemporanea in Florence, Museo d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto (Col Giovnardi), G...
Bathroom Gallery: Videos By Spanish Artists Who Don't Make Any, or Nearly
Guest curator, Nilo Casares writes of the exhibition,
An exhibition that begins with a slip on the internet and goes on, as almost everything I do.
As I am not interested in video-art at all (i only appreciate the results from those pe...
Plug In, ICA: Mark Karasick: Large Scale Paintings
Mark’s work is partially an inquiry into the consequences of technological representation. He marries image capture in digital process with a profound and painterly treatment of the face – impactful not only from the expression and character, but ...
California Palace of the Legion of Honor: Leonardo da Vinci: Drawings from the Biblioteca Reale in Turin
Recognized as one of the greatest draftsmen of all time, Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519) explored his extensive range of interests through his drawings. Drawings from the Biblioteca Reale in Turin features eleven drawings, including three that are d...
Canadian Center for Architecture: Carlo Scarpa, Architect: Intervening with History
In addressing Scarpa’s ability to weave new work into – and often out of – the
disparate fragments of the old, Carlo Scarpa, Architect: Intervening with History
moves beyond the focus on artisanry, detail, and material. ...
Il Ramo d'Oro: Marco Sodaro: Tokyo Blues
In the mob, people search for each other, the mobile phone is a needful device for a sociality where it is unpolite to look in someone else‚s eyes, and the basic rule is to keep the distance. However, most of the persons are indifferent to the cal...
City Without Walls - cWOW: Landscape Revisited: Fact and Metaphor
The exhibition includes over sixty works by the following twenty artists: Hilario Alonso, Lauren Biancardi, Montserrat Daubon, Jose del Solar, Robin Feld, Yunny Han, E. Jan Kounitz, Richard Leon, Louise Lieber, JoAnne Lobotsky, Roberta Melzl, Mi...
Light Gallery: Davide Tirelli: I Don't Throw Bombs, I Make Pictures
In order to understand his way of visualizing art it is necessary to consider the parallel between two époques: that of the fall of the Roman Empire and ours (the apogee of information and of fashion). The former produced the “laus fumi et pulveri...
Marlborough Gallery, Chelsea: Xavier Mascaro: Recent Sculpture
In a distinct personal language, Mascaro explores themes
of aggression, emotion and religion through iconic forms – ships, ladders, horses and armor, among others
– that are intrinsic to Spanish culture, but which have universal meaning. Rendere...
Lola Gallery Art and Design House: Mischief : 20 Artists from the Bay Area
The most important of these holidays to influence later Halloween customs was Samhain, a holiday observed by the Celts. British settlers in the United States successfully transplanted Halloween traditions to southern colonies such as Virginia and ...
ccnoa: Convergence: Tiong Ang, Luisa Caldwell, Janet Echelman, Carlo Ferraris, Craig Fisher, Christa Maiwald, Maria Morganti, Linda Van Boven
Bringing new talent to the forefront and initiating relationships with emerging and established artists and creating a comprehensive dialogue between the works of local, national and international artists, Ms. Lynch, has worked as an independent c...
Salone delle Mostre Temporanee - Complesso del Vittoriano: Alberto Sughi: 1946 to Present
“The play by Eugene Ionesco (The Rhinoceros) is obviously a metaphor representing modern society, which transforms men into monsters. Is this a possible clue one could use to interpret the work of Alberto Sughi?... Sughi has probably read Sartre’s...
Downtown Initiative For the Visual Arts: Jerry Ross: New and Retrospective Works
"I use the principles of abstraction to organize and compose, sometimes working in a single color while drawing out an infinity of subtle colors within that monochromatic base. My interest in portraiture is inspired by the Italian i macchiaioli, e...
Contemporary Art at Castel del Monte - Puglia: IntraMoenia/Extra Art
After the first event that holds Castel del Monte as its centre, a group
of additional castles will become ìthe seat, a sort of indian reservation
for contemporary artists chosen from a multimedia, multi-cultural,
trans-national perspective....
National Galery of Art: From Schongauer to Holbein:
Master Drawings from Basel and Berlin
The exhibition is made possible by UBS AG.
The Gallery has long been devoted to collecting and exhibiting early German and Swiss art, and this rich
and varied showing o...
Fogg Art Museum, Harvard: Works from Renaissance to 20th-Century Highlight How Artists and their Workshops Used Both Sides of the Sheet
The unusual display allows viewers to trace the creative process as an artist sketched from one side of the sheet to the other, to see how works were copied by assistants in Renaissance workshops, and to understand the increasing shift toward a co...
Philadelphia Museum of Art: Adventures in Modern Art: The Charles K. Williams II Collection
The collection is marked by a passion for color, strong compositional designs, and occasionally eccentric images, with an emphasis upon several favorite artists, among them Joseph Stella, Oscar Bluemner, Charles Demuth, and Arthur Dove, each of w...
Centro Studi ed Archivio della Comunicazione: Alberto Sughi Retrospective Collection
Alberto Sughi was born in Cesena in 1928. A self-taught painter, by the end of his formative years he had become one of the greatest Italian artists of his generation. He started painting in the early 1950s, choosing realism in the debate between ...
Guggenheim Museum: presents Conversations Between Shadows and Light: Italian Cinematography
Organized by guest curator Antonio Monda, Professor, Department of Film and Television, Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, and Maria-Christina Villaseñor, Associate Curator of Film and Media Arts at the Guggenheim Museum, Conversatio...
Art Gallery of Hamilton: The Gift: Generous Offerings, Threatening Hospitality
"This exhibition provides a unique and rare opportunity to see some of
the most remarkable international artshakers in the world, artists who
are highly influential and work with ideas of communication through
giving," says AGH Chief Curator Sh...
Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea: Alighiero Boetti: Almost Everything
The exhibition, organized by the GAMeC together with Fondaciun PROA in Buenos Aires, is curated by Giacinto Di Pietrantonio - the Director of GAMeC - and Corrado Levi, combines over one hundred works by the artist, starting from 1962 with unpublis...
Philadelphia Museum of Art: The Splendor of 18th-Century Rome
A strong sense of their city's cultural centrality encouraged Rome's 18th-century civic and religious leaders to construct or embellish numerous churches,
palaces, fountains, public plazas (piazze), gardens and gallerie...
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