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University of Kentucky Art Museum: MODERN FICTION AND ART: Prints by Contemporary Authors
Modern Fiction and Art has been developed in coordination with the university’s English department. The Fall 1999 class, Studies in the Modern American Novel, will specifically feature the exhibition as part of the students’ analysis of Kurt Vonnegu...
Michael C. Carlos Museum: Uses of Photography in Contemporary Art
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Kettle's Yard Gallery, University of Cambridge: Apparition: The Action of Appearing
In Marlene Dumas's series of drawings 'Jesus Suffering' the traditional
image of Christ's face is subverted by her use of contemporary source
material, magazine images and photographs of bearded friends.
William Kentridge uses the magic, s...
Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University: USES OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN CONTEMPORARY ART
In collaboration with the citywide event, Atlanta Celebrates Photography,
the Carlos MuseumÕs exhibition will be curated by Dr. Clark Poling, Art
History Department, Emory University, and Jeff Thompson, Art History
Department Ph.D. candidate, Emo...
Land of Odds: The Call for Artists: Ugly Necklace Contest - A Jewelry Design Competition With A Twist
The Third Annual Ugly Necklace Contest for 2005 is offering a first prize of a $992.93 shopping spree on the Land of Odds web-site (www.landofodds.com), and a Runner-Up prize of a $399.07 shopping spree on the web-site....
Museum of Garden History: diversion: 23 Artists' Reflexions of the Museum of Garden History
Artists taking part in diversion include Suky Best Ellen Bigge Clare Bryan Annie Cattrell Lisa Cheung David Cotterrell Edith Dekyndt Peter Dukes Judith Frost Dan Howard-Birt Theo Kaccoufa Sophie Lascelles Laura Malacart Charlie Murphy S/bas...
Capital, The Studio: Solo Exhibition: Christine Forbes
Christine, who lives in Worthing, has been working as a fine artist and teacher for over ten years. She regularly runs art courses at Northbrook College, The Mill Studios, Arundel and at Worthing Museum & Art Gallery.
“My drawing is strongl...
Transition: Goth Moth: Alex Michon, Cathy Lomax, Claire Pestaille, Emma Talbot, Stella Vine, Mimei Thompson, Nicky Magliulo, Shane Waltener, Tobi Deeson
Adolescent fantasy Goth girls are culled from magazines, as psychological terrors stalk the artificial landscape where knitted cobwebs in eerie corners subvert their cosy-craft roots. Iconic dark portraits identify with their subjects troubled sou...
Memphis College of Art: Somatic: Sculptural Works of Five Contemporary Artists
Students will assist Australian artist Angela Willcocks with the installation of Thraxpat. Comprised of hair and wax, Thraxpat represents physical chaos, the entropy of a biomorphic form. Internationally recognized sculptor and printmaker Jea...
Transition: Acid Drops and Sugar Candy: Works by Over 40 Artists
Works included in the exhibition are by Majed Aslam, Emi Avor, Paul Becker, Kiera Bennett, Anna Bjerger, Clive Brandon, Jorges Cabieses, Louise Brierley, Leigh Clarke, Sam Dargan, Annabel Dover, Sarah Doyle,
Stephen Harwood, Nadia Heb...
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts: Austr-aliens: A Group Exhibition, Curated by Eva Fernandez, Exploring Issues of Identity in Contemporary Australian Culture
The works included in this exhibition challenges inconsistencies and the absence of Indigenous representation. It also examines past and present immigration policies and the migrant as a perpetually ethnicised subject. Works also deliberate recent...
Lawrence Street Gallery: Title: 32 - Celebrating a New Space with Gallery Fundraiser
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The 32 artists of the Lawrence Street Gallery create unique artistic pieces in a wide range of media including ...
Loop Gallery: TEN: Ten Paintings by Ten Artists Over Ten Weeks
Arthur continues, "Our aim was always to present a varied group of artists representing diverse styles, techniques and career stages, but to attract painters of this calibre has knocked me for six, or should I say 'Ten'."
Promoting abstract ...
Aron Packer Gallery: Politics as Usual: A Group Exhibition of Politically Charged Artwork
Though social awareness and art are never at great length from one another,
politically charged artwork is returning to the forefront of the art scene
in abundance. A new surge of this genre of work emerges in an equally
politicized landscape....
Harbourfront Cenrtre: Four Diverse Exhibitions open Today
York Quay Gallery presents The Tree Museum Collective: An Alternate
Site, featuring installations in a variety of media including video,
photography, drawing and three-dimensional work. Photographic
documentation of the installations at the Col...
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts: Millinnium Glass: An International Survey of Studio Glass
The art world of Kentucky is fortunate to count among its
artists, Stephen Rolfe Powell, Professor of Art at Centre
College in Danville. Since the early 1980's, he has been
...
Denver Botanic Gardens: Chapungu: Custom and Legend, A Culture in Stone
Over 80 sculptures, representing eight universally human themes, range in height from three feet to 11 feet and weigh from 600 pounds to 6,000 pounds. They will be displayed in natural outdoor settings, including in water gardens. Programming at t...
Virginia Historical Society: The Virginia Landscape
More than 240 landscape paintings, drawings, prints, and photographs, dating from the colonial period to the
present, reveal much about Virginia's natural history and the attitudes of its citizens. Initially, the commonwealth was best know...
Artspeak: Expect Delays: Intervenions by Artists
Diane Borsato (New York)
Colleen Brown (Vancouver)
Rachel Echenberg (Montreal)
Kirsten Forkert (Vancouver)
John Marriott (Toronto)
Norma (Vancouver)
Christy Thompson (Toronto)
Sarah White (Vancouver)
Expect D...
Oliewenhuis Art Museum: Diane Victor, Maggie van Schalkwyk, Ian Marley, Gordon Froud, Angus Taylor and Louismarié Combrink: A Group Exhibition
Diane Victor, recent recipient of a medal of honour for excellence in drawing and painting from the Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns is an accomplished printmaker and a master of her genre. Her drawings are primarily in pastel and ch...
Sert Gallery, Harvard University Art Museums: Beauford Delaney: The Color Yellow
The color yellow made itself explicit in Delaney’s art beginning in the 1940s in Greenwich Village. Washington Square—a well-known New York location reduced by Delaney to a play of mostly whites, yellows, blue, lavender, and a series of curving black...
Amon Carter Museum: Edward Weston: Life Work
Weston moved to California in 1906 from Illinois and began to earn his living in photography by doing house-to-house portraiture. In 1911 he opened a studio in Glendale taking photographs in the pictorial style, but by 1922 he had reached a turni...
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...
Carnegie Museum of Art: Contemporary Directions: Glass from the Maxine and William Block Collection
A complementary exhibition, William
Morris: Man Adorned, an installation by Morris, a contemporary studio glass
artist renowned for his technical skill and innovative subject matter, will
also be on view throughout the run of Contemporary Dire...
MASS MoCA: Largest Gallery to Re-Open with an Installation by Ann Hamilton
“Ann is probably the best known maker of site-specific installations in this country, if not the world,” said Joseph Thompson, Director of MASS MoCA. “Being in one of her evocative installations engages all the senses: they are experiential, immer...
MASS MoCA: Carsten Holler's Amusement Park
Höller has been challenging his viewers' assumptions for years with installations and sculptures that deliberately induce doubt and confusion. Originally trained and employed as a scientist, Höller often positions his work as an experiment. But, ...
Chicago Botanic Garden: Chapungu: Custom & Legend, A Culture in Stone
In association with Chapungu Sculpture Park, Harare, Zimbabwe, the Chicago Botanic Garden and Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance join creative forces to co-present this important exhibition, from May 31 through Oct. 31, 2003. The Chicago Botanic...
Milwaukee Art Museum: Brandt and Weston: Two Geniuses of Photography
Bill Brandt: A Retrospective
Bill Brandt: A Retrospective explores the wide ranging work of this
British master photographer. Brandts work is familiar to viewers because
he is the inventor of his style - the trademark grainy gray British ligh...
Arizona State University Art Museum: SITES AROUND THE CITY: ART AND ENVIRONMENT
Citywide project committee is co-managed by Heather
Sealy Lineberry and Felicie Regnier.
EXHIBITION AT THE ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM:
The ASU Art Museum's exhibition and catalogue will
present the most challenging contemp...
MASS MoCA: Fantastic: The Land of Milk, Honey, and Extraterrestrials
In Fantastic, opening March 8, 2003, MASS MoCA (Massachusetts Museum of
Contemporary Art) showcases five contemporary artists - Miguel Calderón,
Gregory Crewdson, Alicia Framis, Nils Norman, and artist collective
Temporary Services who embrace...
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