John Collier
G. Sidney hunt
19th - 20th century
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Hunt Club Community Art Centre: Studio Space Available
Interested artists should
contact: Jeanette on email: hclub@access.net.au or phone (03) 9363 3877 to
be considered or to make an appointment to see the spaces available.
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Edoardo Villa Museum, University of Pretoria: THE HUNT SERIES, A COLLECTION OF 12 BRONZES BY MAUREEN QUIN
In a booklet The Hunt, produced by the artist, she recounts her train of
thought and the emotions she experienced culminating in the
conceptualisation and production of this series.
The completed series was presented to the public f...
Renaissance Society at The University of Chicago: Catherine Sullivan: Five Economies (big hunt/little hunt)
They consist of re-staged moments of dramatic or performative tension taken from sources as disparate as Ted Nugent lyrics and Trisha Brown choreography. Five Economies (big hunt/little hunt) is a two part work whose main component, the Big Hunt, ...
NSA Gallery: Maureen Quin: The Hunt Series
Quin has had more than forty solo exhibitions, and participated in twenty group exhibitions. She has numerous public and private commissions to her credit and is represented in most major collections in South Africa. She and her husband live in Al...
Art Gallery of Ontario: Barb Hunt: antipersonnel - A Fiber Installation
Her reproductions are innocent and even seductive, contemptuously mimicking an ominously
lethal weapon capable of maiming and, often, killing. After visiting a demonstration in Paris in
1998, Hunt was alarmed by the immense preva...
Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu: Tapestries and Decoupage Murals by Kate Wells
The two tapestry series of The Hunt of the Unicorn and The Lady and the Unicorn [another spectacular tapestry, held at the Musée National du Moyen Âge in Paris] particularly intrigued me with their rich combination of design, colour, narrative, na...
Carnegie Museum of Art: Treasure Hunt: A Decade of Collecting Works on Paper
According to Carnegie Museum of Art's Associate Curator of Fine Arts Linda
Batis, Treasure Hunt not only showcases important acquisitions, but also
reveals the extent of the museum's collection of works on paper. We
collect to overcome weaknes...
Textile Museum of Canada: Dark Cloth: Catherine Heard, Barb Hunt, Marcel Marois and Carl Stewart
Dark Cloth reflects the Textile Museum's ongoing commitment to contemporary art programming and exemplifies the institution's dedication to Canadian artists and their work. A wide range of programs and lectures has been developed for the exhibiti...
photo san francisco, Stephen Cohen Gallery: The First Annual San Francisco Photographic Print Exposition Opens Today
Collectors, curators, and photographers will have an extraordinary opportunity
to view thousands of images. The fair is organized by Stephen Cohen, organizer of
photo l.a., The Lo...
Cairns Regional Gallery: Witness: 81 Images from Photojournalists around the Word
Paul Blackmore presents turbulent street scenes of the G8 anti-globalisation demonstrations in which hundred of protestors were wounded or arrested. David Dare Parker reminds us of the devastating war in East Timor in 1999, while Stephen Dupont p...
NSA Gallery: BODIES OF RESISTANCE:
Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Concordia University: The Dress Show / La mode dans tous ses états
Clothing is intimately bound up with identity and one's self-projections, marking the outermost boundary between the internally-defined ego and the social world we inhabit. For several years artists have been working with the image of clothing as...
Neuberger Museum of Art: Welded! Sculpture of the Twentieth Century
Welding will be
shown in all of its variations as cut, bent, crushed and painted metal that is stable or that
moves, that includes sound and water, that is r...
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts: Mnemotech: sense + scape + time + memory
These artists explore the possibilities of re-presenting place, documenting, recording and responding to physical memory in numerous disciplines from paint, photography and three-dimensional objects to laserlight, sound and video.
Erin Coate...
Centre for Contemporary Photography: Four Projects to Open in August
Modus Operandi
Ryszard Dabek and Anne Kay
Gallery 1
Modus Operandi is a joint exhibition by Ryszard Dabek and Anne Kay. Two distinct bodies of photographic work (26 bus stops & Beige and Brown Customs) have been brought together t...
National Gallery: A Private Passion: 19th-Century Paintings and Drawings from the Grenville L. Winthrop Collection, Harvard University
The exhibition is organised by the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, in collaboration with the National Gallery, London, Musée des Beaux-Arts, Lyon and Réunion des Musées Nationaux, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, ...
Scotsdale Center for the Arts: Scottsdale Arts Festival
new hours of the Scottsdale Arts Festival
Friday & Saturday 10am-6pm
Sunday 10am-5pm
admission is $5 ...
Wanas Foundation: TEN INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS AT WANÅS 2000
During the years 1987 – 1999 many different projects have been realized
inside the barn as well as outside in the park. The focus is on sculpture and
site specific installations.
THE PARK houses several permanent works...
Aron Packer Gallery: Lisa Krivacka: Open House/ Into the Woods
OPEN HOUSE explores the surreal world of the real estate hunt. This infinite
subculture and the lexicon surrounding it informed these paintings based on
actual real estate ads. The properties were culled from Internet sites and
from real estat...
Bishop's University Art Gallery: Collector's Items and the Connoisseur's Gaze
This collection
is a microcosm which is difficult to divide, however the curators
have decided to highlight eight artists of significance whom
Riverin referred to as "key figure". Through its staging, this
exhibition presents the works of ...
Michael Hoppen Gallery: Hugo Bernatzik: Unseen Africa
The vast, open space of southern Sudan was, in 1927, one of the most remote places in Africa. Situated at the confluence of several great rivers, the land was a sea of swamps and grasses, expanding and contracting with the seasonal rains. It was...
Photo Review: Call for Artists: 2003 Photo Review Photography Competition
Also, the prize-winning photographers will be chosen for an exhibition at the photography gallery of The University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
Because their work was seen in The Photo Review, past winners have been given one-person exhibitio...
Experimental Art Foundation: Lucas Ihlein: Bilateral
Lucas will be presenting installation works made during these residencies. It is the first time the works have been shown together and include writings and drawings produced in Singapore, memories from Hong Kong and dreams from Perth - each record...
National Museums and Galleries of Wales: John Brett - A Pre-Raphaelite on the Shores of Wales
John Brett (1831 – 1902) is best known for his painting The Stonebreaker exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1858 and Val d’Aosta of 1859. He was an associate in the mid 1850s of Millais and Holman Hunt, both of whom were influential upon his artis...
Throckmorton Fine Art: Bernatzik - Africa: Vintage Photographs by Hugo A. Bernatzik
Hugo A. Bernatzik (1897-1953) abandoned his medical studies at the University of Vienna
in the early 1920's and sought adventure in Spain and northwest Africa. He immediately
became enthralled in the peoples and cultures he encountered. Upon his...
Fogg Art Museum, Harvard: Three Women: Early Portraits by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
We are pleased to organize this focused exhibition of early portraits by Toulouse-Lautrec within the intimate setting of the Fogg Art Museum galleries, said James Cuno, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director of the Harvard University Art Museums....
Memphis Brooks Museum of Art: The Printed World of Bruegel the Elder
Bruegel's gift for observation combined with his abundant imagination
are reflected in
prints based on his celebrated Alpine landscapes, as well as his seascapes,
depictions of peasants,
allegories, satires, and relevant interpretations of the...
Kunstihoone: CAPITAL (It Fails Us Now)
The exhibition in Tallinn is the second half of a two-fold project, with the first part taking place at UKS in Oslo, Norway 8 Oct 6 Nov 2005.
Curated by Simon Sheikh. Produced by NIFCA, Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art, in collaboration...
Frick Art and Historical Center: FROM THE SUN KING TO THE ROYAL TWILIGHT: PAINTING IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY FRANCE FROM THE MUSEE DE PICARDIE, AMIENS
DeCourcy McIntosh, executive director of the Frick Art & Historical Center, says, “This exhibition
provides a powerful antidote to the commonly held view of eighteenth-century French painting as
...
photo san francisco, Stephen Cohen Gallery: Third Annual San Francisco Photographic Print Exposition at Herbst Pavilion, Fort Mason Center
Collectors, curators, and photographers will have an extraordinary opportunity to view thousands of images. The fair is organized by Stephen Cohen, organizer of photo l.a., the Los Angeles Photographic Print Exposition which celebrated it’s eleve...
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