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Stedelijk Museum: Grayson Perry - Guerrilla Tactics
At first sight Perry's pots stand in the centuries-old tradition of classic vases decorated with
figures. They look attractive, full of colour and loaded with pictures, inscriptions and
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First Street Gallery: Perry Four - Tim Kennedy
Survey townships, of which Perry Township is an example, are a standard feature of the landscape of the Midwest. They are common to states admitted to the Union after Ohio, in 1803. Townships measure in area six miles by six miles. Their roads and...
Tate Britain: Turner Prize 2003
The shortlisted artists for the Turner Prize 2003 are:
Jake and Dinos Chapman who will exhibit their recent work Insult to Injury in which they have methodically doctored a set of Francisco de Goya’s seminal etchings, The Disasters of War. S...
Brooklyn Museum of Art: Beyond Technology: Working in Brooklyn
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First Street Gallery: The Animal Show -Works by Gallery Artists
View more the artists' works in this exhibition at First Street Gallery at :
http://galleries.absolutearts.com/firststreetgallery
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Addison Gallery of American Art: Inside and Out: Scenes of American Life from the Addison Collection
These genre works, ranging from formal
family portraits, to informal scenes of workers in the landscape, to popular prints produced for publications and mass
distribution, represent artists such as Eastman Johnson, Winslow Homer, Enoch W...
Doiron Gallery: Profiles: Photo Collage by S. Brett Kaufman
S. Brett Kaufman lives and works in San Francisco. Born in 1967, he grew up and lived in various areas of Los Angeles. He attended California State University at Northridge where he studied business and journalism; yet his true fascination was w...
Catto Contemporary: HONEY, I shrunk the Turner Prize: the Little Turner Prize
Catto Contemporary is proud to confirm a major solo Christmas exhibition of The Little Artists in November 2003 until Christmas Eve. Included in the show will be a brand new piece (which is larger than previous work), presenting a gallery scene fe...
Hugh Lane Gallery: Francis Bacon's 7 Reece Mews Studio Reconstructed
Donated by Bacon’s heir John Edwards, the reconstructed studio was formally opened by The Rt. Hon The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ald Maurice Ahern on 23 May 2001. This remarkable cultural donation is the most important received by the Gallery since it ...
Mark Moore Gallery: Ultrasonic International II: Transcending Transience
The show will bring together twelve artists whose work, although stylistically and thematically very different, is inextricably linked with notions of transience, temporality, and impermanence. The show will propose a dialogue amongst the works re...
First Street Gallery: Under A Grand
First Street Gallery accepts submissions from artists for review. Applications are reviewed at membership meetings every 4-6 weeks. To apply artists must bring four to six original works of art to the gallery at 5:45 p.m. on the day of the meeting...
Mixed Greens Gallery: Rob Conger: Indices
Faced with this array, the viewer is compelled to categorize each subject in light of the show's theme: in other words, to decide where on the abstract, personal index of Good and Evil each subject ultimately belongs.
" Look at money: Cash. Inves...
Perry Rubenstein Gallery: Sturtevant: Push and Shove
The exhibition will include an installation of Marcel Duchamp’s 1200 coal bags, approximately ten ready-made objects, and the film Nude Descending the Staircase produced in 1967. In the 24th Street space, the artist will premiere a seven-channel v...
Sheffield Galleries and Museum Trust, Millennium Galleries: The Biggest Draw: Why People Draw
Visitors will be captivated by a stunning display of drawings by artists and
designers spanning the ages, including works by old masters such as Holbien
and Rembrandt alongside 2003 Turner Prize winning Grayson Perry. The range
and breadth of d...
Transition: E9: An Anatomy of an Area
These eclectic urban musings and jumbled city thoughts are neither sensational, nor shocking but by their very ordinariness they connect to something beautifully strange and profound. With this trawling through both the badlands and the genteel ge...
Te Papa: Henry Moore: Journey Through Form
This exhibition is the first time that Henry Moore's large-scale works
have been displayed in New Zealand. Also included in Henry
Moore: journey through form will ...
Icaro Gallery: Uncovered: The Male Nude - A Group Photography Exhibition
In Uncovered: The Male Nude Icaro Gallery highlights the talents of eleven
photographers. Each of these photographers has developed a unique style in their
approach to the male nude genre. The exhibition features Olivia Barrionuevo, Jeff
Compa...
Henry Moore Foundation at Perry Green: Henry Moore: Imaginary Landscapes
Moore combined two of his enduring fascinations, the human figure and the landscape perfectly illustrating his comments that ‘knees and breasts are mountains’. Woman 1957-58 and Reclining Figure: Hand 1979 relate the female form to undulating hill...
Claremont Museum of Art: Velocity 2007: Contemporary Art Auction to Feature Work by Ellen Jantzen
Artists, who generously contributed artworks for this event:
Fumiko Amano
Dawn Arrowsmith
Ellen Babcock
Karl Benjamin
Barbara Beretich
Enrique Castrejón
Steve Comba
Hollis Cooper
Zoe Crosher
P...
Peabody Essex Museum & Edo-Tokyo Museum: Cultural Riches of Early Japan-US Trade
The success of the Salem ships was fleeting, and it would be fifty-five years before Commodore Matthew Perry reestablished trade again so Americans could rediscover Japan’s rich culture.
A major exhibition organized jointly by the Peabody Esse...
MASS MoCA: Contemporary Artists' Exploration of Games
Game Show also features a performing arts series that will include events
with Philip Glass, Yasuko Yokoshi, Shirin Neshat, and Paul Auster and Sophie
Calle, among others. MASS MoCA is also publishing a comprehensive catalogue
to complement th...
Alan Cristea Gallery: Ian McKeever: Assembly Paintings 2006-07 from Four Quartets
The works in the exhibition are from McKeever’s Assembly series, which is one in a group of four series that collectively form the body of work, Four Quartets, that McKeever began in 2001. The title was taken from TS Eliot’s poem of the same name....
Columbus Regional Airport Authority: Today is Tomorrow's History to Feature Ron Anderson
Ron Anderson and his wife, Robin Anderson, both would like express their appreciation for the invitation that was extended to Ron to be a part of this outstanding program. A number of prominent local members of the Columbus community are featured, in...
Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit: Game Show Detroit
Jurors for Game Show are celebrated game designer and University of Michigan Professor of Education Emeritus Fred Goodman along with CAID Board Members Nick Sousanis and Andy Malone. “Game Show is designed to appeal to people of all ages and backg...
Tate Liverpool: Remix: Contemporary Art and Pop
The technique of remixing has been used since the mid 1960s when King Tubby and Lee Perry first started to experiment with Dub music in Kingston, Jamaica. The bringing together and reconfiguring of a wide range of sources is now at the heart of t...
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft: Visions from Voices: Artwork Inspired by Kentucky Poetry, Prose and Songwriting
Kentucky has a long and rich history of prose, poetry and song-writing. Robert Penn Warren was the first Poet Laureate of the United States. William Wells Brown (1814-1884) was America's first Black novelist. A. B. Guthrie (1901-1991) was awarded ...
Skirball Cultural Center: C.O.L.A. 2001: New Work by Ten Artists
The C.O.L.A. exhibition is the culmination of the year's Individual Artist
Grant-supported activities. Each artist received an award of $10,000 to
encourage the creation of new work, and in recognition of individual
achievement, impact in the ...
Gallery 128, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts: Juried Alumni Exhibition to Feature Work by Ruslan Khais
Ruslan Khais states about his work, "For the last four years the landscape has been the predominant subject in my art. Shimmer of sunlight, coming trough the leaves and its ever-changing reflections in the water become the subject of my paintings....
Westmoreland Museum of American Art: First Juried Biennial: Curated by Ingrid Schaffner
Featured artists: Virginia Steele Ankney, Paul Binai, Leslie Calhoun, Marie Mawe Charpentier, Ron Donoughe, John Dorinsky, Betty Elias, John A. Fobes, L’Ox Formidable, Fran V. Galamas, Patty Gallagher, Melinda Myers Grass, Greg Hricenak, Doug Kins...
Bayly Art Museum: Hindsight/Fore-site: Art for the New Millennium
The special exhibition Hindsight/Fore-site: Art for the New Millennium opens to the public on Saturday, June 17. Curated by Dr. Lyn
Bolen Rushton for the Bayly Art Museum of the University of Virginia, the exhibition features site-specific piec...
Ovation TV: Art or Not? Artists Who Push the Boundaries of the Definition of Art
In addition to the original special, for the duration of the “Art or Not?” programming event Ovation TV will present 25 programs relevant to the question of “art or not?”, and will involve the audience by providing viewers with opportunities to v...
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