Comte de Caylus (Anne-Claude-Philippe de TubiËres)
Cabinet du Roy
17th - 18th century
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Diane Farris Gallery: Kathryn Jacobi: The Minor Pantheon
Inspired by the surrealist artists, in particular, Max Ernst and Paul Klee,
the paintings are a meditation on the randomness of fate. Thematically they
present history as a game, a puzzle. Things are not what they seem - are
fragmented and tr...
Van Abbemuseum: Aernout Mik: primal gestures, minor roles
The characters in the Aernout Mik films seem to be acting on remote control, mentally absent, as if haunted by an existential doubt.
They move through space like sleepwalkers, outlining a path whose origin and destination are unfa...
Barnwell Art Center: Louisiana Artist Exhibit
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Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Jackson Pollock, Robert Frank, and the
New American Vision:
Drawings and Photographs from the
Fo
In photography, Harry Callahan, Nathan Lyons,
Aaron Siskind, and Minor White followed
diverse paths in the pursuit of abstraction.
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The Art Institute of Chicago: Kenneth Josephson: A Retrospective
The exhibition contains 125 of Josephsons works. Altering perspective,
scale, and point of view, Josephson was once hailed as a leader of
conceptual photography in the late 1960s and 1970s. His photographs
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Fuller Museum of Craft: Ricky Bernstein: Kitchen Dreams
Bernstein pokes fun at, and commiserates with, characters wrapped up in the dramas of daily life. One man plays tug of war with his dog over a shoe, another tries to untangle himself from a telephone cord, and a woman looks in despair at a clock a...
Louvre Museum: Tanagra: Myth and Archaeology
They
most frequently represent gracious female figures draped in
close-fitting garments, a genre that was unknown in the 19th
century. As a result of the craze for these figurines, numerous
imitations were produced, but tanagras nevertheless...
Kiasma, Museum of Contemporary Art: ARS 06 - International Exhibition
The curator team is chaired by Dr. Tuula Karjalainen, the director of Kiasma. The criterion for the choice of artists is the ability of their works to speak to today's audiences. In the exhibition, the participating artists will either present sev...
Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea: Efrain Almeida: His First Retrospective Exhibition
The influence of the traditional craftsmanship of the Brazilian Northwest on Efrain
Almeida can be clearly perceived. Having said this, his works ar...
Art Gallery of Bishop's University: Donation Luc LaRochelle: A History of photography
through the collection of the Museé des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke
G.W. Wilson; Samuel Bourne; J. Valentine; George Fiske; Walker Evans;
R. Mapplethorpe; Cecil Beaton; Gilles Caron; A. McBean; Charles
Gagnon; Suzy Lake; H. Saxe; S. Toussignant; Geoffrey James;
Richard-Max Tremblay; Larry Fink; André Kertesz; A...
Rice Unversity Art Gallery: Ignatz' Nose Travels to Rice Art Gallery
in New Installation by Martha Burgess
Ignatz mouse, the character named in the series title, is a reference and homage to renowned cartoonist George Herriman and his cartoon strip Krazy Kat, a favorite of Burgess’s childhood. What really drew me to it she says was that Krazy Kat himse...
Ohio Art League: Gary Shaw, curated by John Antjas: Selling Nightmares – Buying Dreams
"Like the big bang he is constantly expanding a universe that's full of lost souls that he runs across in his personal experience. These experiences, whether they be from work, the bar, relationships, or anyplace at all, become his own personal my...
Gallery 78: Four by Three: The Forrestalls -- Scenes From Two Kitchens: The Hiscox Sisters
The title "Four by Three: The Forrestalls" refers to the number of artworks and the number of family members participating from this illustrious Maritime family. Tom Forrestall, the father, is a world renowned artist whose exquisitely rendered eg...
Museum 63 / Artist Commune: On Leaving The Shadow World: Jeffrey du Vallier d'Aragon Aranita
Aranita's bold colours and sublime technique dramatically link these symbols of aspects of the human cosmos–the shadow world–to portray them as one sweeping and continuous force. The symbolism of this union and the unconventionality of the style i...
Laurence Miller Gallery: Duane Hanson: Photographs
The opportunity to view these photographs, which Hanson created as studies for his iconic hyperrealist sculptures, represents a watershed in Hanson's oeuvre and initiates meditation on the relationship between photography, sculpture, art and life....
Oakland Museum of Califoria: Helen Nestor: Personal and Political
The Nestor collection, containing more than 2,000 prints and 20,000 negatives, is the life's work of an important documentary photographer who specialized in recording the political and social changes of the 1960s and beyond in California.
N...
Stephen Cohen Gallery: Tony Mendoza: Flowers
Widely known for his first published book, “Ernie: A photographers Memoir”-1985, which humorously documented his cat Ernie, and his second book of friend’s dogs titled “Dogs-A Postcard Book”-1995, Mendoza’s new body of work utilizes the low vantag...
National Arts Club: 108th Annual Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Open Exhibition
Winter’s Passage I, an oil painting by absolutearts.com Premiere Portfolio Artist, Melody Phaneuf www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/m/melodytheartist, has been
accepted into the 1...
Durango Arts Center: Trio Series: Group Two Exhibit by Colorado Artists
Ric Peterson studied art at Southern Illinois University and received private instruction under arts masters in Rome, Guatemala, Japan and Australia. He has exhibited in both British Columbia and Australia, and has worked as a graphic designer and...
Visual Arts HALL of FAME: Announcing the 1999 Visual Arts Hall of Fame honorees . . .
Jean Sartor, Painter, one of the pioneer artists in Shreveport, exhibited internationally, was a founding member of almost every local and regional art institution, served on many boards including Meadows Museum and the Barnwell Art Center.
Cl...
ZONE: Contemporary Art: Jack Sal: Re/Vision
ZONE is presenting a cross section of Sal‚s work, including a chapel-like space of large-scale paintings, using gesso and silk surgical tape, created specifically for this installation. Minimalist yet profoundly humanistic, his work has a handmade...
Oakland Museum of Califoria: PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT CELEBRATES THE CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF OAKLAND'S CHILDREN - Our World: The Children of Oakland
The exhibit is a collaboration between the museum and InnerCity Expressions, a youth graphic arts business run by Harbor House Ministries, where teens are trained by volunteer professionals in such skills as computer graphics, marketing, accountin...
Kunstverein Hannover: Joerg Sasse: Tableaus and Sketches
An archive comprising tens of thousands of his own as well as amateur photographs serves
the artist as a collecting point of pictorial possibilities that can still be unfolded into any
direction. Searching for a "completely genuine present“ (Sas...
Haley Farm Gallery: Renew All Things Human: Lisa Reinke
Lisa Reinke’s vibrantly colored figurative and portrait oil paintings focus on the interplay of patterns and textures that occur haphazardly on the faces of people or figures in a crowd -- enthralling us to view a face in a new perception.
L...
Yapi Kredi Cultural Center: Aladdin's Lamp: Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad and the Art of the Anatolian Seljuks Age
This was a golden area that began to shine suddenly on the complex administrative and cultural map of the 12th century Anatolia. It was as if someone had rubbed a magic lamp; and on the steppes that had grown weary under numerous raids and wars, ...
Organization of Independent Artists: Patterned Behavior - Moku-Hanga: Japanese Waterbase Woodcuts by April Vollmer and Sarah Hauser
April Vollmer received an M.F.A. at Hunter College. In addition to a recent
solo exhibit at A.I.R. Gallery, the artist has exhibited at the Islip Art
Museum, Goddard Riverside Art Center, Dieu DonnÈ Papermill and other
galleries nationally a...
Waiheke Community Art Gallery: 'Sound Pool' Wins NZ$10,000 Sculpture Award at Sculpture on the Gulf
New Zealand’s premier sculpture award has gone to 31-year-old installation artist Lyndal Jefferies.
Jefferies' piece The Cymatic Field - a vibrating 'sound pool' on a 3.5m sq tank of polished stainless steel - won the Waiheke artist $10,000.
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Queens Museum of Art: Secret Games: Wendy Ewald Collaborative Works with Children 1969 - 1999
Starting initially as a documentary investigation of places and communities connected to teaching, Ewald’s work has evolved over the years to focus on questions of identity and cultural difference. She has traveled throughout the world, working in...
J. Paul Getty Center: Photographers of Genius at the Getty
From Hippolyte Bayard to Diane Arbus, the influential pioneers presented here span more than a century of photography, from the earliest years of the new art form in the late 1830s to the late 1960s. Each photographer featured in the exhibition ad...
J. Paul Getty Center: The Arts of Fire: Islamic Influences on the Italian Renaissance
The highly skilled ornamentation techniques that gave Italian luxury glass and ceramics their beauty, color, and luster were developed by Islamic glassmakers and potters in the Middle East between about 800 and 1350. These methods included the gla...
Vincent Pepi: First Generation Abstract Expressionist Offers Limited Editions through absolutearts.com
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"As ongoing research enriches the already remarkable
story of mid-20th-century painte...
Los Angeles County Museum of Art: Trajectories: The Photographic Work of Robbert Flick
A Getty Scholar (1996/97) and Djerassi Foundation Artist-in-Residence (1989), Flick is a two-time recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship and was awarded a COLA Grant (1999/2000) by the Cultural Affairs Department of the City o...
Saint-Gervais - Centre pour l'Image Contemporaine: Joelle FLUMET in Collaboration with Andreas KRESSIG: I would prefer not to
These large-format drawings depict figures in indoor settings which are easily identified thanks to the stereotypical furnishings (living room, kitchen, office, and so on). Flumet’s use of the clean-lined vectorial drawing and the broad areas of s...
Kunsthalle Bern: Pavel Büchler Absentmindedwindowgazing
Büchler’s work evolves around two fundamental concerns: time and the manipulation of found materials. Concerned with the distortions of language, he gives a critical attention to the gaps in communication, fascinated as he is with the limits of th...
Le Centre d'art et de diffusion Clark: Stretchmarks: Cynthia Edorh, Ariel Tarr, Malene Charles, and Kate Greenslade
This is Feminism now.The Feminist of the past allowed women's voices to be heard,
but it no longer speaks in the same volume that is used today. The artists
understand their privileges and they know the strength of their position.
An exhi...
Courtauld Institute of Art: Guercino: Mind to Paper
Guercino spent almost his whole life close to his birthplace of Cento near Ferrara, and in Bologna, but his reputation was cemented in Rome while he was working for the court of Pope Gregory XV between 1621 and 1623. After returning to northern I...
Delaware Art Museum: An American Century of Photography: From Dry-plate to Digital, The Hallmark Photographic Collection
Walker Art Center: Painting at the Edge
of the World
Rather than presenting a conservative and nostalgic
celebration of the tradition of painterly practice, Painting
at the Edge of the World will provide an examination of
the recent genetic mutation of that tradition. In light of
Yves Al...
Eiteljorg Museum of American and Western Art: Ansel Adams: A Life s Work
In the five years leading up to his death in 1984, Adams selected 75
photographs he felt best represented the range and quality of his work. Now,
this Museum Set is coming to the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and
Western Art in Indianapo...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Oldenburg and van Bruggen on the Roof
On view will be three very large, intensely colored works, on which the
husband and wife sculptors have collaborated in recent years: Architect’s
Handkerchief,...
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