Helen Hyde
Daikon and the Baby
Color woodcut
1903
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Orlando Museum of Art: Woman with Flowers: A Gift from Diebenkorn
According to the museum’s director, Marena Grant Morrisey, “We are elated to add ‘Woman With Flowers’ to the new galleries that showcase the museum’s contemporary art collection. The Orlando Museum of Art has never received such a valuable paint...
City of Sydney: Call for Artists: Sydney Looking Forward 2003, Hyde Park North
resented by the City of Sydney and AMP, Sydney Looking Forward is just one of the exhibitions developed for Art & About; An annual public art event designed to enliven Sydney's CBD from 6-26 October 2003.
Curated by Sandy Edwards of Stills G...
el museo del barrio: 2002 (S) Files, the biennial of El Museo del Barrio
The exhibition is co-curated by Deborah Cullen, Curator, and Victoria Noorthoorn, Curator of Museo de Arte Latinoamericano, Colección Costanini, Buenos Aires .
Works include traditional media, such as painting, drawing, sculptural works,...
Jane Haslem Gallery: A Century of American Woodcuts
Artists included are Antonio Frasconi, Gustave Baumann,
Mauricio Lasansky, Franceso Clemente, Helen Hyde, A. Dow, and Chuck
Close.
The Jane Haslem Gallery is located at
2025 Hillyer Place NW in
Washington DC, USA. Tel: 202.232.4644 Fax: 20...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: Paolozzi and Music
From Calum Colvin s
ingenious installation - based on a much-loved portrait of Robert BU11ls - to David Mach s
chilling Jekyll and Hyde sculptures, these works are adynamic and personal response to the
works of the great authors of the Scottish...
Hyde Park Art Center: Cut, Pulled, Colored and Burnt
Raising issues of representation, cultural identity and assertion through photography, painting, drawing, sculpture and assemblage, the exhibition offers a diverse group of provocative, serious works, tempered by often humorous social critique. D...
Victoria and Albert Museum: Rural England Through a Victorian Lens: Benjamin Bricknell Turner
Known for his beautiful early photographs of rural England, Turner was one of the first, and remains
one of the most respected, of all British photographers. Between 1852 and 1854 he compiled 60 of his
photographs under the title Photographic Vi...
Govett-Brewster Art Gallery: From Mini-FM to Hacktivists: A Guide to Art and Activism
Vicente says: “From mini-FM to hacktivists examines contemporary artistic and activist practices in the context of alternative media and provides the historical grounding for today’s internet collaborations. It illustrates a new paradigm of counte...
University of South Australia, Art Museum: Orbit ignition, lift off, flying ... yet a continuing relationship with a parent body.
Featured in the exhibition is the work of some exemplary School of Art educated artists and designers of our time - Kerry Argent, Annette Bezor, Aleks Danko, Mandy Martin, Leslie Matthews, Trevor Nickolls, Ken Orchard, Josephine Starrs & Leon Cmie...
Project Arts Centre: Gerard Byrne: In Repertory
In this spirit, the gallery will be transformed from a white cube into a black box, with theatrical elements such as a backdrop and lighting being introduced. In this environment, Byrne will place a number of objects that sit somewhere in the 'bli...
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art: Can You Judge a Book by Its Cover - A Celebration of Classic Scottish Literature and Contempory Scottish Art
Alison Watt has painted a characteristically understated image of blank paper to illustrate Muriel Spark's selected stories, while John Byrne has created an impish vision of James Kelman to adorn a volume of six of his best works. Calum Colvin's ...
Renaissance Society at The University of Chicago: Simparch and Kevin Drumm: Architecturally Site-Specific Sounds
Simparch is known for its architecturally scaled works that provide wry commentary on conventional building practices. For this particular project, Simparch addresses The Society's unwieldy acoustics to create conditions favorable to the presenta...
Artangel: Francis Alÿs: Seven Walks
Observing and intervening in this huge open-air studio, Alÿs maps the city, staging elusive scenarios and making poetic films and animations. His work can be as monumental as moving an immense sand dune (a project he undertook with a thousand peop...
Physica Room: pHonic Curated by r a d i o q u a l i a opens Today
Recent developments in the delivery of audio across the
Internet have also lead to the mass distribution of music
online. Though this has ...
Leslie Sacks Fine Art: Karel Nel: Unfathomable Depths
He has also worked on curatorial projects associated with the early traditional art from southern Africa with Musee del Homme in Paris, the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Michael Rockefeller Wing and is currently involved on a long-term project with...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: Dreaming of the Dragon's Nation
The exhibition is drawn primarily from the collection of the Shanghai Art Museum, one of the most vibrant centres in the increasingly dynamic Chinese contemporary art scene; the exhibition will also include a number of works borrowed directly from...
Milwaukee Art Museum: Interventions: New Art in Unconventional Spaces
The works in the exhibition represent a range of media, nationalities and working methods. Following a
practice that's becoming common within the contemporary art world, video, sculpture and photography are
most stro...
Freight and Volume: Peter Gallo: Goodbye Picasso
In the tradition of punk, neo-punk, Lettrism and Situationism, Gallo steals the words and images of others for his own ends; snippets from Roland Barthes, Freud, Mondrian, Tony Shafrazis famous vandalisation of Guernica (Kill All Lies), and queer ...
Deutsche Guggenheim: Douglas Gordon‘s The VANITY of Allegory
For The VANITY of Allegory, Gordon turned to the histories of art and film for his source material, appropriating existing works as so many readymades with which to articulate his theme. His installation — which houses its own cinema — includes lo...
Oakland Museum of California: After the Storm: Bob Walker and the Art of Environmental Photography
The exhibition places Walkers work in the context of the history of photography in the environmental movement, demonstrating its relationship to the work of such artist/activists as Ansel Adams, Phillip Hyde, Eliot Porter, the Mono Lake Committee ...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: Glen Dimplex Artists Award Shortlist Announced 2001
Described by 'The New York Times' as the most important American artist of his
generation, Matthew Barney is best known for his 'Cremaster' film series. Slow moving
...
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