Henry Wolf
Through the gates
19th - 20th century
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Alliance Francaise, Toronto: An Hour of Wolf - Nightmare Trilogy: Works by Elizabeth Seigfried
In the catalogue for the 1998 George Eastman House exhibition Telling Stories, Therese Mulligan, curator, discusses the photographic narrative. She writes, In recent decades, much attention has been given to the study of narratives and how they di...
Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Central Florida: Bittersweet Legacy: Creative Responses to th Holocaust
BITTERSWEET LEGACY is a collection of art and poetry inspired by the Holocaust. The artists are people from many walks of life who have creatively attempted to understand and give form to their sorrow and quest for meaning.Moskowitz Brody is th...
Ruine Der Kunste: Wolf Kahlen: Retrospectives 2000-2003, Part IV; Since Gutenberg: Books/Photos/Internet
More may be seen together with his video sculptures and installations in a later part, which
all present phenomena or topic-oriented selected cornerstones out of his
ouvre. In this fourth part they present other media pieces SINCE GUTENBERG:
i...
National Arts Club: 106th Annual Catharine Lorillard Wolf Open Exhibition
"The Seeker is about life’s journey; about clarification of one’s path by searching for guidance. Choice is symbolized by the warm interior light, which radiates and becomes absorbed by the cool light of the exterior world. Candlelight shining ...
Center for Creative Photography: Couples: Photographs by Mariana Cook
The Center is pleased to present this engaging project from Mariana Cook, who has never before exhibited in Arizona, said
Nancy Lutz, Acting Director, Center for Creative Photography. This show will have enormous appeal for all generations of
vi...
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
...
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: The Draftsman's Art: Master Drawings from the National Gallery of Scotland
The Draftsman's Art spans the 15th to the 19th centuries with drawings by
Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Peter Paul Rubens, François Boucher, William
...
Buffalo Bill Historical Center: John James Audubon in the West: The Last Expedition - Mammals of North America
Curator of the Whitney Gallery of Western Art Sarah Boehme explains, John James Audubon is associated with artistic images of birds, with conservation issues, and with geographic locations of the Deep South. He doesn't immediately spring to mind ...
National Galery of Art: From Schongauer to Holbein:
Master Drawings from Basel and Berlin
The exhibition is made possible by UBS AG.
The Gallery has long been devoted to collecting and exhibiting early German and Swiss art, and this rich
and varied showing o...
Tacoma Art Museum: The New Frontier: Art and Television, 1960-1965
Artists have been engaging with the most advanced imaging
technologies since the late nineteenth century, and this was not lost
...
Austin Museum of Art: The New Frontier: Art and Television
1960-65
This exhibition will be the first ever to
examine
the impact of television on the visual
arts in the United States and Europe at a crucial period in the
development of both media. The origins of the
media wo...
Whitney Museum of American Art: Visions from America: Photographs from the Whitney Museum of American Art, 1940-2000
Curator Sylvia Wolf's selection focuses on artists who live and work in this country. Portraits, landscapes, street photographs, and genre subjects will be featured, including works by Vito Acconci, Diane Arbus, Matthew Barney, Dawoud Bey, Nancy B...
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: Julia Margaret Cameron's Women
Organized by Sylvia Wolf, associate curator of photography at the Art Institute of Chicago and recently named
photography curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, and coordinated...
Gallery West: Creative Visions: A Multimedia Collaboration
Established in 1979, Gallery West is the oldest artist-operated gallery in
Northern Virginia. It represents established and emerging artists working in a
broad spectrum of paint media, as well as photography, sculpture,
...
White Collar: Aspects of the White Collar State of Mind
Coining the term 'white collar' in the early 1950s, the American sociologist C. Wright Mills provided a trope for an emerging 20th century middle class keeping its hands clean as it toiled behind desks in the banal working environments of the indu...
Autry Museum of Western Heritage: HuupuKwanum - Tupaat, Out of the Mist: Treasures of the Nuu-chah-nulth Chiefs
Out of the Mist explores the rich and vibrant culture of
the Nuu-chah-nulth people of British Columbia and
northwestern Washington State by examining their
history and art. This exhibition, the first of its kind, was
developed ...
Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery, Skidmore College: Inaugural Exhibtion: S.O.S. - Scenes of Sounds
Inventions such as the telephone, tape recorder, loudspeaker,
radio, Walkman, compact disk, internet radio, and
computer-synthesized speech have produced dra...
Gallery 218: Visions of Elvis
VISIONS OF ELVIS which runs July 7, 2000 through July 30, 2000, includes Elvis-themed artwork in all media, including video, painting, printmaking, photography, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media from three countries plus the United States.
Joan Miro Foundation: Space Concept: 26 Works from the Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig
Anne and Patrick Poirier, Ilya Kabakov and Günter
Förg create architectural pieces and mythological
images, metaphors for models of human
communication and social relations. These objects
and installations reflect the impor...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: American Folk Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The more than 125 works from the Metropolitan Museum’s distinguished
collection of American folk art cover the full range of subject matter delineated
by these artists -- portraiture, land...
Bellevue Art Museum: Alfredo Arreguin: Patterns of Dreams and Nature
Lauro Flores, author of the University of Washington Press publication Alfredo Arreguin Patterns of Dreams and Nature states that Alfredo Arreguin is a genuinely American painter, in the real, hemispheric sense of this term – an artist of magic, m...
Anonymous Was A Woman: Anonymous Was a Woman Awards 10 Women Artists with $25,000 Grants
The name of the grant program, Anonymous Was A Woman, refers to a line in Virginia Wolf’s A Room of One’s Own. As the name implies, the nominators and those associated with the program are un-named, and artists are unaware that they are being cons...
Gamblin Artists Colors Co.: New Environmental Color -- TORRIT GREY 2001
Every year, Gamblin formulates Torrit Grey - both to recycle pigment and to
focus artists on the importance of recycling - and distributes it in April in
honor of Earth Day (April 22). Dedicated to the environment of the earth, as
well as the ...
Graz Biennial - [art.image]: 5th Graz Biennial on Media and Architecture Opens
The inception of the Biennial-Layers is our response to current challenges posed to a festival by the changed forms of production and presentation of contemporary art and culture production says Charlotte Pöchhacker, director of graz biennial on m...
Kunstsammlung Nordhein-Westfalen: Jackson Pollock: Works from the MoMA and European Collections
Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) is one of the most prominent representatives of post-war redefined
American painting. In his revolutionary pictures of the late 40s he dripped and poured the paint
...
Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg: Gary Hill: Selected Works 1976 - 2001
An American, living in Seattle, he
began his artistic career as a sculptor. The Kunstmuseum now
presents a representative survey of Hill’s video pieces. The early
videos of the 1970s, which concentrate on formal experimentation,
are included a...
Prado Museum: Goya: THE DISASTER OF WAR
Misera humanidad. La culpa es tuya (Miserable humanity. The fault is thine!) writes a wolf in Desastre 74 Esto es lo peor
(That is the worst of it). The source for this sentence is the poem Gli animali parlanti - T...
ARTworkSF: American Mythology: 23 Artist Define Their Views
Carmen Wolfs Red Chair highlights the American myth of fame and popularity. In William Mayfields Changing Our Minds the gods see something wrong with the way things are and are doing something about it. Malcom Nicols Bright Sunny Future V exemplifies...
Studio Museum in Harlem: Frederick J. Brown: Portraits in Jazz, Blues, and Other Icons
In the late 1970s and early 1980s Brown emerged as a driving force in the resurgence of expressive figuration in theinternational art world. He has combined his interest in jazz and blues music, Native American and African culture, primitive folk ...
Kunsthalle Zurich: Eva Rothschild: Renegotiating and Expanding on Idioms and Materials
Through the renegotiation and expansion of familiar artistic idioms and materials, these works re-accentuate the three-dimensional object by elaborating on the formal vocabulary of 1960s art in particular, and "recharging" the third dimension with...
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