H: What was the difference between the collateral exhibitions and the independent exhibitions?
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There are people that know way more about this than I do, but traveling exhibitions and digital exhibitions now that allow people to touch exhibitions from anywhere in the world.
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But where those exhibitions were just that — exhibitions — The Japanese House is a truly immersive experience.
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There were more than 75 exhibitions at PST: LA / LA, from solo shows to group exhibitions.
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We believe that all exhibitions, including the exhibitions of the shortlisted nominees, should include an artist fee.
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Dozens of artists got first-time solo exhibitions from it and it spawned a bunch of smaller similar exhibitions.
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The Welch Galleries also support the curriculum with year-round exhibitions and by providing a venue for solo thesis exhibitions.
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I am working hard on new exhibitions for this year: I have two exhibitions in Madrid and I'll have exhibitions in Barcelona, and I'm also working on showing work in Granada and Valencia in the next months.
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Under Kortun, SALT organized challenging exhibitions about urbanism and cultural life, including exhibitions featuring Turkey's minorities (such as works by Kurdish artists).
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MFA Thesis Exhibitions, First-Year Exhibitions, and MFA Project Installations are held in 80WSE, the Department's 83,500-square-foot gallery on Washington Square Park.
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I've invited them to openings of exhibitions I've had and even sent some of them as emissaries to foreign countries to open exhibitions for me.
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We would like to see major exhibitions done of this work in the same way that you can do exhibitions of cubism or abstract expressionism.
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London's prominent Tate Modern, from 2007-2014, has only featured women solo exhibitions 25% of the time (although they had three such exhibitions in 2015).
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The Met stages nearly 60 exhibitions a year, far more than most museums, but now expects to reduce its exhibitions to about 1503 a year.
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Molloy added they are committed to the exhibitions scheduled to February 2020, and the board respects Connors's and Magor's decision to pull out of their exhibitions.
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Alongside the container exhibitions, Photoville boasts a plentiful lineup of outdoor exhibitions, nighttime screenings, workshops, talks, and other programming — plus a bookstore run by Red Hook Editions.
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She is represented by Petzel Gallery, New York, where she has had four solo exhibitions; Lisson Gallery, London, where she had solo exhibitions in 22000 and 29; Corbett vs.
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Presented by SC Exhibitions in co-operation with Mashable, the exhibition is free to the public and will be available through March 28 at Premiere Exhibitions in New York City.
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Curators Jaishri Abichandani and Natasha Becker unpack Perilous Bodies, Radical Love, and the upcoming Utopian Imagination exhibitions — three exhibitions that formed one series for the Ford Foundation Gallery's inaugural year.
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On his website, Banksy lists 10 unauthorized exhibitions and writes: Members of the public should be aware there has been a recent spate of Banksy exhibitions[,] none of which are consensual.
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The gallery mounted a series of didactic exhibitions — e.g.
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Nearby in Detroit, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History hosts a wide variety of cultural and community events, and offers a wide variety of temporary exhibitions and permanent exhibitions.
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However, the catalogues' eventual incorporation of critical texts, which could influence how the exhibitions could be perceived, suggests that not only were the Salon exhibitions focused on modern life, they reflected it.
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The rules dictating what the dancers were allowed to do, and where and when, depended on the pieces in the museum's exhibitions, and those rules could change as new exhibitions were installed.
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Two new exhibitions now open at the Institute for Contemporary Art in Richmond, VA. The newly opened Institute for Contemporary Art in Richmond, Virginia, presents two exhibitions featuring leading international contemporary artists.
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Her newest exhibitions are available for booking across the country.
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For more information about the exhibitions and programming, visit VirginiaMOCA.org.
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It's been hosting unconventional art exhibitions and concerts ever since.
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See here for a complete schedule of exhibitions and events.
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Selby Nimrod was been promoted to assistant curator for exhibitions.
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The organization's main source of funding comes from the exhibitions.
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Is the city receptive to exhibitions that critique technological systems?
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JERSEY CITY "Project Rooms Show," nine solo room exhibitions. Feb.
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Luwungu, 40, displays her work in runway shows and exhibitions.
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They design exhibitions as sites of material expression and activism.
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The series has been featured in more than 10 exhibitions.
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During exhibitions, these veiled works in particular entice gallery visitors.
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She's shown her work in numerous group and solo exhibitions.
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See a full schedule of exhibitions, dates, and locations below.
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But offensive exhibitions don't get more entertaining than this. …Returns.
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I achieved a lot there: many important exhibitions and publications.
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This month, she invited herself into two major Paris exhibitions.
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Those exhibitions and this year's were organized by Andrew Bolton.
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The gallery holds several exhibitions each year, according to Reuters.
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"Fashion exhibitions so often only show pristine garments," Green says.
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Find more exhibitions at ARTCOURT gallery in Osaka, Japan, here.
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Ultimately, they are shown and sold at galleries and exhibitions.
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Visitors can expect to see over 100 miniature solo exhibitions.
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The pairing of the two exhibitions is a conscious choice.
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The museum also hosts around 2000 special exhibitions per year.
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The museum features four exhibitions, three of which are permanent.
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Exhibitions that combine L.G.B.T. and Arab themes are rarer still.
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"There are many more Bruce Nauman exhibitions to be made."
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The Shed is suspending exhibitions and performances through March 30.
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Exhibitions will be on view until May 8 by appointment.
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Exhibitions of her work almost inevitably draw large, attentive crowds.
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The Schomburg has done sublime art exhibitions in the past.
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A number of the exhibitions have a modern political bent.
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Some exhibitions are as much about life as about art.
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There were transformative exhibitions to be seen in commercial galleries.
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And here's where many of the Newseum's exhibitions fell apart.
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Four exhibitions of his work are currently in the city.
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It's going to be a banner year for fashion exhibitions.
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What would they think of their graphic design and exhibitions?
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They lived to age 63 and appeared in traveling exhibitions.
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She also curated exhibitions of African art around the world.
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There have been TV programs, films, video games and exhibitions.
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When I would get letters regarding exhibitions, my work, etc.
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Like the best exhibitions, This is the Living Vessel: person.
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The survey will help guide future exhibitions, programs, and projects.
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The company, which organises about 200 exhibitions across the world, has been trying to grow its exhibitions business through acquisitions to cushion the impact of weakness in the academic publishing and business intelligence businesses.
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" She often thinks of her work, not in terms of exhibitions, but their resulting monographs, because books are "more accessible than exhibitions — they circulate in the world," and because books exist as "complete entities.
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We certainly determine the content of our exhibitions, but when exhibitions are on view, we're very in tune to feedback, and we try to gauge reactions and capture feedback to learn from going forward.
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Informa also bought U.S.-based information services company Penton last year for 13 billion pounds, making it one of the three largest exhibitions groups in the United States, with more than 70 U.S. exhibitions annually.
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In recent years, popular international exhibitions like Soul of a Nation platformed overlooked, critical Black artists whose cultural impact has been neglected in mainstream museum exhibitions, alongside acclaimed figures like Barkley Hendricks and Faith Ringgold.
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After designing two exhibitions for international fairs in West Berlin, he turned his attention to the Soviet Union, where, after his 1959 show, he organized exhibitions on plastics, transportation, medicine, technical books and graphic arts.
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The exhibitions kick off the museum's A Year of Yes: Reimagining Feminism at the Brooklyn Museum, a yearlong series of 10 exhibitions celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art.
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It begins with our thought-provoking exhibitions and arts education programs.
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Hashtag feeds are valuable interactive records of our careers and exhibitions.
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Two roughly concurrent New York exhibitions sample Thomas's work to date.
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It also hosted some exceptional exhibitions over its 19-year run.
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Announcements advertise exhibitions and performances by Kandinsky, Diaghilev, Mayakovsky and Stanislavsky.
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It also holds art exhibitions, theater shows, and live music acts.
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There are Baroque music festivals, operas, exhibitions, and many other projects.
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Organisers of several conferences and exhibitions are scrambling to postpone events.
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RIDGEFIELD Young Artist Happenings: Curating With Exhibitions Director Richard Klein. Jan.
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But the Costume Institute's annual exhibitions are more than just spectacle.
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He had previously participated in over fifty exhibitions nationally and internationally.
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Normally special exhibitions are presented in the galleries for temporary shows.
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Exhibitions of Cummings's art were scarce, reviews negligible, and collectors few.
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Yet it went unmentioned by exhibitions in his library until 2011.
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And Labor Studies is just one of their recent museum exhibitions.
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Their work has resulted in three books and several photo exhibitions.
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Two exhibitions in Vienna take on the fragility of democratic structures.
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These paintings are usually on loan at exhibitions around the world.
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Check out more of Tactical Technology Collective's projects and exhibitions here.
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Only in Siberia would funeral exhibitions be such riveting cultural powerhouses.
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Visit its website for more information on the program and exhibitions.
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But do mummy exhibitions continue this gruesome history on some level?
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They would also play exhibitions at Wrigley Field in Los Angeles.
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The festival has organized group shows as well as solo exhibitions.
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"We have seen considerable growth in installations and exhibitions," he added.
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His work has been featured in exhibitions at galleries around Portugal.
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Unlike in past years, the Hammer's exhibitions were closed for renovations.
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David: I do a lot of writing and curating of exhibitions.
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There were recently two exhibitions of Basquiat's work in the city.
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Some museums have also responded by quickly staging politically relevant exhibitions.
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Mr. Saraceno's early exhibitions reflected visions of floating above the earth.
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Like his other exhibitions, he created work specifically for this show.
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Two concomitant gallery exhibitions focus on specific aspects of Resnick's trajectory.
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I started going to the Victoria & Albert Museum for fashion exhibitions.
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For more information about the exhibitions, visit MOCA's website at VirginiaMOCA.org.
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Many of his most acclaimed shows were group exhibitions and biennials.
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Ms. Cao is now putting on exhibitions at major international museums.
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HOLLAND COTTER See a selection of mini-reviews of current exhibitions.
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Most exhibitions of early photography zero in on an individual artist.
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He organized two exhibitions that have become part of art history.
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From there he went to the museum's department of circulating exhibitions.
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Beyond the exhibitions, Photoville LA will feature several talks and workshops.
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Art exhibitions and performances are free and open to the public.
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El Museo has scheduled two off-site exhibitions during the renovations.
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She has also been part of group exhibitions around the world.
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By age 22000 he was giving public exhibitions of his calligraphy.
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Submission Process Proposals should describe focused, idea-driven, original group exhibitions.
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Organizers of several conferences and exhibitions are scrambling to postpone events.
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On the whole, Qi 2016's exhibitions were of varying quality.
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The ExCeL Centre is usually used to host conventions and exhibitions.
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Its ground-floor gallery (free) features rotating exhibitions from its archives.
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The conference organizer, Reed Exhibitions, was not immediately available for comment.
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Then came a Michael Jackson video, gallery shows and museum exhibitions.
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Montage became a motif running through his books, exhibitions and buildings.
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"I would like to put on a few exhibitions," he said.
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The opening exhibitions at Arter showed all sides of that mission.
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U.S. exhibitions are already seeing lower numbers of participants from China.
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Institutional exhibitions and the art market can be very different worlds.
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Employees dressed as cowboys give roping lessons and gun-spinning exhibitions.
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It also hosts temporary exhibitions by prominent artists like Glenn Ligon.
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It will be used to display special exhibitions and contemporary art.
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Theaters have been darkened, exhibitions shuttered, wedding dances postponed, Eurovision canceled.
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Theaters have been darkened, exhibitions shuttered, wedding dances postponed, Eurovision canceled.
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Earlier this season, N.W.H.L. teams played exhibitions against Russia's national team.
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They host exhibitions and events, and offer workshops in type design.
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You could even mount comparative exhibitions for different periods or styles.
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Ms. Cooke's show is about art, but also exhibitions of art.
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Maybe it's time for a new round of "Good Design" exhibitions.
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Click here to check out more exhibitions at Pump House Gallery.
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Other museums and galleries are using augmented reality to augment exhibitions.
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Here are a few of the new museum exhibitions this spring.
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Jess Wilcox was appointed director of exhibitions at Socrates Sculpture Park.
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The exhibitions will be on view until May 4 by appointment.
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She had several exhibitions at Canada Gallery between 21970 and 220.
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The gallery's extensive archive of exhibitions remains available on its website.
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And lectures and musicals, live art exhibitions, and what have you.
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In his most recent exhibitions, he's mixed his visuals with music.
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The two exhibitions are on display for the next five years.
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Mattel, the doll's maker, is heavily involved in the exhibitions, and its role has raised questions among critics about how cultural institutions balance questions of curatorial independence, corporate sponsorship and the imperative to mount popular exhibitions.
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"As far as the installation of exhibitions, the maintenance of exhibitions, all those things that the general public comes to see, [they are] run and done by union people," said Steven Burkhardt, lead preparator at MoMA.
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The exhibitions we'll visit are as follows: Tickets include round-trip transit from New York City to Philadelphia on a private bus, admission to all three exhibitions, tours, and dinner in the heart of Philadelphia's Chinatown.
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"Nwora, I've seen him play ... so I knew what he could do and he was impressive in the exhibitions and the kid (Darius Perry) was impressive in the exhibitions and he was really good tonight," Paulsen said.
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"Mummies was developed as the first of the Field Museum's Opening the Vaults series of exhibitions that feature old collections and cutting edge research and technology," Jaap Hoogstraten, director of exhibitions at the Field Museum, told Hyperallergic.
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Florence Derieux was appointed director of exhibitions at Hauser & Wirth, New York.
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Met Breuer, with new exhibitions and a new curatorial outlook that could
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Usually my work is shown in the context of exhibitions or galleries.
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For more information on CraftNOW exhibitions and events this November, visit craftnowphila.org.
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Both exhibitions are curated by Mary Birmingham and run through June 216.
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We have supported and hosted many curators and artists during these exhibitions.
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For more information on XCEED and upcoming exhibitions, check out their website.
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In 20143, 22014 and 22020 his games were embedded within such exhibitions.
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To find out more about upcoming exhibitions, visit the NGV's website here.
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Customizing Language continues at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) through February 14.
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This year represents the first time QI exhibitions reach outside the museum.
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Exhibitions have been staged in London, Vienna and Assen in the Netherlands.
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He boasts a number of exhibitions, from the United Kingdom to Argentina.
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"I'm tackling two clichés," said Mr. Kaiser, the Gemeentemuseum's director of exhibitions.
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Film of the exhibitions is offset by artists' proposals, photos and correspondence.
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Kate Brindley was appointed director of collections and exhibitions at Chatsworth House.
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We wanted a center that could have performances, exhibitions, and workshop spaces.
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Both exhibitions will head to Berlin's Martin-Gropius Bau later this year.
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Each of these exhibitions showed me something I had not seen before.
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With solo exhibitions hard to come by, Himid was soon almost forgotten.
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Analysts at Berenberg also noted its 2014 acquisition of Hanley Wood Exhibitions.
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Human exhibitions "Völkerschau" translated as "human shows," stems from the 15th century.
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Mr Frechette and his circle stage exhibitions in brick and mortar galleries.
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She wrote the book Visual Propaganda, Exhibitions, and the Spanish Civil War.
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The Albertinum hosted the GDR's official art exhibitions and collected established artists.
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But along with Vanessa Thill, the two also oversee noncommercial art exhibitions.
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Inside, special exhibitions at the seven participating institutions will be on view.
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There will be dozens of exhibitions and commemorations from America to Australia.
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A critical guide to exhibitions and installations in the New York area.
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But we need access to more than exhibitions sanctioned by white men.
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The five exhibitions close on different dates, the earliest on Sept. 21950.
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The five exhibitions close on different dates, the earliest on Sept. 25.
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"Kunstleben" and "Woman Form," exhibitions featuring work from local and German artists.
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GARDEN CITY SUMAQ Peruvian Food Festival, exhibitions and live cooking demonstrations. Aug.
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There are plans to include the findings in publications, exhibitions and databases.
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The five exhibitions close on different dates, the earliest on Sept. 2212.
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The five exhibitions close on different dates, the earliest on Sept. 21.
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The exhibitions were curated by Corey Keller, curator of photography at SFMOMA.
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The Aldrich hosts Show Change Tours when new exhibitions are being installed.
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Grand exhibitions and historical epochs alike often revolve around a magnetic personality.
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"Nasreen Mohamedi" is one of two inaugural exhibitions at the Met Breuer.
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Stay tuned for Hyperallergic's reviews of both exhibitions in the coming weeks.
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Wasn't it the museum's responsibility to provide more insight into its exhibitions?
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The building and its Masonic history, plays heavily into MAF's inaugural exhibitions.
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The current exhibition there is A Change of Place: Four Solo Exhibitions.
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The risk of perpetuating endless, cramped exhibitions is more urgent than ever.
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CAM has always welcomed argument, dialogue, dissent, and debate about its exhibitions.
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Between the two current exhibitions at Cranbrook, all of them are represented.
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Museums and galleries around the country staged posthumous exhibitions of her work.
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Two current exhibitions in Chicago examine the void, in distinctly different ways.
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The fall exhibitions look at a little-known area of the genre.
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During nonparty hours, Bahnwärter Thiel hosts flea markets, theatrical performances and exhibitions.
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We would like our films to be like that, and our exhibitions.
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He would engage in dialogue with communities and artists and stage exhibitions.
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No wonder it has been one of the museum's most attended exhibitions.
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Two exhibitions at the Pomona College Museum of Art challenge this perception.
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But his heart already belonged to museums, and to presenting exhibitions there.
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Andrea Schlieker was appointed director of exhibitions and displays at Tate Britain.
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Many of the exhibitions will feature either female subjects or female photographers.
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CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF THE ARTS features both contemporary-art exhibitions and programs.
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Malls are still relevant in providing a venue for exhibitions and events.
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Besides athletic contests, it featured movies, exhibitions, seminars and traditional folk performances.
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Throughout the process, MoMA will remain open and continue to present exhibitions.
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Critic's Notebook The riches of the collection extend to its inaugural exhibitions.
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The organization has an impressive scope of programming in its 20 exhibitions.
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Exhibitions of Cranach, Botticelli and Monet attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors.
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"It's really daunting," Mr. Josephson said of the more than 25 exhibitions.
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So the artist has limited exhibitions of it to museums and institutions.
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He could be called a collagist, whose artwork turned up in exhibitions.
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Users can browse the museum's catalog or view specially curated virtual exhibitions.
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The bride and her mother also manage Mr. Chamberlain's estate and exhibitions.
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Instead, there are art exhibitions, theatrical productions, community events, and coffee shops.
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Lectures, summer camps, exhibitions and films are also part of the promotions.
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Her thesis examined the marginalization of black artists at exhibitions in England.
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Some museums reported closing for weeks or even months while installing exhibitions.
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Aside from their general similarities, the exhibitions reflect very different curatorial styles.
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In non-commercial galleries and museums, 22019% of exhibitions were by women.
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And outsiders come for the sporting events, art exhibitions and live performances.
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After these two exhibitions, I don't have any booked shows coming up.
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I will probably not have many more exhibitions here for a while.
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For this spring and summer season, it is mounting two major exhibitions.
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His work has shown at international art exhibitions and the Smithsonian Museum.
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For more information about all Pratt Shows events and exhibitions, visit prattshows.org.
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Several exhibitions were shaped by the character of the venues, she adds.
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For more information on upcoming events, activities and exhibitions, visit japanhouse.jp/losangeles
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In the year 2000, the Guggenheim gave solo exhibitions to zero women.
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Because the MADmusée is currently under construction, the Théatre de Liège is hosting its events and exhibitions for the year, presenting exhibitions that artists were asked to curate from its permanent collection in the gallery of the theater building.
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Commissioned by Ashkal Alwan for the Sursock Museum's biennial Home Works gathering of lectures, performances, exhibitions, and events — most of which, with the exception of the exhibitions, has been indefinitely postponed because of the recent nationwide protests in Lebanon.
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Exhibitions featuring elements that move and light up also are common these days.
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We also produced and sold widely distributed posters for each of those exhibitions.
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Gabriel de Guzman was appointed curator and director of exhibitions at Smack Mellon.
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CraftNOW's celebration of contemporary craft extends throughout Philadelphia with more than 20 exhibitions.
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Among the seven main exhibitions, North Korean Art: Paradoxical Realism, caught media attention.
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Exhibitions present critical, provocative pieces across media, with an emphasis on conceptual work.
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It has a great permanent collection and also temporary exhibitions from contemporary artists.
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The art in these two exhibitions provide a perfect test for our analysis.
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Similarly, Ace Hotels has cultivated the culturally curious with art exhibitions and concerts.
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Declan Kiely was appointed director of exhibitions at the New York Public Library.
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These days La Casa del Túnel hosts exhibitions and workshops for aspiring artists.
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It says it develops documentaries, sells DVDs, and exhibitions of Bigfoot-related materials.
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The museum will also have temporary exhibitions in its Hurd and Katzenberg galleries.
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But more enthralling exhibitions at the country's biggest arenas might eventually change that.
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The Maiolino retrospective is one of many exhibitions that will be shown elsewhere.
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The Palestinian Museum is currently set to open without any exhibitions on display.
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Exhibitions of his drawings and paintings will remind us of his artistic gifts.
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Paul Kotula Projects will resume exhibitions at its Woodward space later this fall.
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We have users who are writing novels, planning sermons and organising art exhibitions.
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The interdisciplinarity of the MA|EX program prepares students to innovate through exhibitions.
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What continues to draw so many people to human body exhibitions—even today?
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Similar unauthorised exhibitions have appeared in Istanbul and Amsterdam in the past year.
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The Broad presentation is curated by Sarah Loyer, Associate Curator and Exhibitions Manager.
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Among its first exhibitions are artworks from Mali, Burkina Faso, Cuba, and Haiti.
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By the 1930s, Dreesbach says there were some 400 human exhibitions in Germany.
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Submissions will be digitally archived and referenced by curators while organizing upcoming exhibitions.
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Do not be surprised, however, if most matches are exhibitions in shoddy batting.
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These tours provide an interactive, discussion-based exploration of the museum's current exhibitions.
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It can be putting on art exhibitions, or radio shows, or promoting gigs.
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The French museum will curate the exhibitions and provide works from its collection.
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He has also organized exhibitions that have fused performance art, sculpture and psychotherapy.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Vega had exhibitions of his art in France and New York.
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As cinema became more popular, such exhibitions declined, with Castan's closing in 1922.
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For us it's not just about selling from exhibitions, it's more about branding.
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No wonder 1,579,270 people visited to study, read, and attend exhibitions and events.
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"Galleries are now regularly asked to support their artists' museum exhibitions," she said.
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PAFA's museum hosts world-class exhibitions and a renowned collection of American art.
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Flux Factory supports and promotes emerging artists through residencies, exhibitions, and collaborative opportunities.
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Since moving to its smaller Chinatown location, exhibitions take place inside the archive.
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Visitors tour the site to see its 20th-century paintings and seasonal exhibitions.
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The observatory and exhibitions at the Empire State Building remain open for business.
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Our critics suggest 10 great museum exhibitions to help you escape the heat.
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He has been serving as the museum's director of exhibitions, collections, and research.
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And these weren't the only exhibitions by Ai being mounted around the world.
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I know, for I live here, and so have regularly reviewed these exhibitions.
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Mobile exhibitions on rickshaws will bring the festival to remote areas of Dhaka.
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Met Members get first access to The Met Breuer's inaugural exhibitions this week.
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Students will present ground-breaking exhibitions, presentations, public programs, and student-curated installations.
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White Silo Farm and Winery holds wine tastings, art exhibitions and other events.
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Both exhibitions were staged by Georgia Erger, an assistant curator at the museum.
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The galleries have now reopened with two substantial, and very different, traveling exhibitions.
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But there are plenty of exhibitions to see outside of the fair tents.
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Online content is my initial means of accessing exhibitions, artists, critical content, etc.
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I must admit to gleaning a perverse satisfaction from these exhibitions of collapse.
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The salon-like space will be turned into a gallery for special exhibitions.
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Since then, a few exhibitions and documentaries have brought their work to light.
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Invitations for exhibitions and residencies took her to Europe, Japan and North America.
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Mr. Pickvance organized two van Gogh exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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There are two regular showpiece exhibitions: one against a veteran's side, on Dec.
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New exhibitions detail the evolution, and survival, of the fashion industry in France.
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Here are some of the most promising free exhibitions currently remaking the cityscape.
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Davis left plans for 5333 more exhibitions, of which four have been executed.
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He has written a book, gives talks and contributes to exhibitions on forgery.
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To commemorate the historic anniversary, a handful of DC museums are introducing exhibitions.
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Mr. Salomon, who is organizing both exhibitions, said they had much in common.
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The exhibitions have defied most attempts around the world to shut them down.
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He has had exhibitions devoted to Tim Burton, Mr. Gehry and Robert Mapplethorpe.
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And their opening exhibitions have acted as manifestos for the museum's renewed programming.
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In recent years, several museums have piped in background music at some exhibitions.
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After the closing of those exhibitions, however, something happened — or rather, didn't happen.
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Thai soldiers fought in exhibitions meant to raise morale on the Western Front.
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Reed Exhibitions, which organizes the event, announced its decision to cancel on Wednesday.
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A handful of Nut Art exhibitions cropped up over the next few years.
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More than 100 exhibitions, panels, dance performances, concerts and culinary events are planned.
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Museums need to think through these issues in their programming, exhibitions, and discussions.
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Brooklyn Commons is organized by Kari Conte, ISCP Director of Programs and Exhibitions.
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Your photographic work will be featured during both years in exhibitions in Florence.
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But this schism is typical of the exhibitions of the past few years.
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Proposals for exhibitions in New York City will be accepted through October 31.
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The visitor center and gallery likewise has rotating exhibitions and a charming café.
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Nor will it come from imitating already-established international exhibitions or art fairs.
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Our exhibitions will not be able to capture the complexities of these countries.
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In addition, deFINE ART features exhibitions by Hernan Bas, Omar Victor Diop, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, Glen Fogel, José Parlá, Chiharu Shiota, William Singer, Hank Willis Thomas, Summer Wheat and group exhibitions, Oversaturated, Take Note and Catalyst: Master Prints by Pace Prints.
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The conversation with Ritchin followed the morning's panel, co-moderated by FotoFocus Deputy Director of Exhibitions and Programming Carissa Barnard, and Matt Distel, Exhibitions Director at The Carnegie, which gathered the curators of the AutoUpdate juried exhibition Alice Gray Stites, Museum Director and Chief Curator, 21c Museum Hotels; Jo-ey Tang, Director of Exhibitions, Beeler Gallery, Columbus College of Art & Design; and Michael Vetter, Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art, Newfields.
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The Rubin Museum appointed Daneyal Mahmood as its Director of Exhibitions [via email announcement].
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Armajani's sculptures were also featured in survey exhibitions at MoMA in 22017 and 19603.
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The education programs provided exhibition opportunities for 80 artists in 35 exhibitions and events.
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It is from the Forbes family's holdings that the current exhibitions have been assembled.
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Founded in 2011, SALT conducts interdisciplinary research projects, public programs, exhibitions, performances, and workshops.
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Make time to experience art in real [life], in galleries, exhibitions spaces and museums.
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After over 180 irreverent exhibitions, a beloved Paris gallery prepares to close its doors.
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This month's horoscopes double as a guide to fall exhibitions in New York City.
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Our Evening Lecture Series, Gallery Exhibitions and visiting artist critiques enrich the learning experience.
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Beyond exhibitions and live programs, the gallery will make publications and produce new work.
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John Leroux was appointed manager of collections and exhibitions at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.
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Printed in Joanna Drew and the Art of Exhibitions, Skira, 2019, pp. 47-50.
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We address these issues in an innovative way through significant exhibitions and public programming.
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Hopefully, such series and exhibitions will extend further beyond the screen in the future.
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We need more exhibitions like this to make the issue visible to the public.
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It's too small and its configuration is not conducive to the exhibitions of today.
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The government withheld funding from exhibitions, films and performances involving anyone on the list.
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MIT's List Visual Arts Center promoted Henriette Huldisch to director of exhibitions and curator.
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Taken as a whole, the exhibitions comprise the largest private-sector museum in China.
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The library doesn't skimp on programming this month, with several discussions and two exhibitions.
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What was perplexing as a LACMA viewer was the distance between the two exhibitions.
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Her work embraces narratives and fictions that result in wearable objects, exhibitions, and interventions.
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So, what artists, movements, and exhibitions will you be celebrating Black History Month with?
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The libraries use exhibitions and events to chart the lives of their respective presidents.
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Museums around the country will be having a variety of exhibitions and special events.
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For more information on Project Indigene, artists, events, exhibitions, and partners, visit newmexicoculture.org/projectindigene.
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In 2011, she founded Terrain Exhibitions with her husband, writer and educator John Paulett.
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Apparently, MoMa has 30,000 photos that document its exhibitions since its opening in 1929.
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Liz, another devout Kusama fan, has attended previous Kusama exhibitions in Paris and Copenhagen.
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"They got me into a few exhibitions, but it didn't help," Vo told me.
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Vo has continued the practice of putting works by other artists in his exhibitions.
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What these two exhibitions demonstrate is that Nicole Eisenman has put it all together.
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That fascination continues: at this moment, New York is flush with vintage tattoo exhibitions.
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Never separated, they lived to the age of 63 and appeared in traveling exhibitions.
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He is also planning to engage Mr. Chrismas to help with exhibitions and sales.
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The centennial is cause for celebration and Provincetown has been filled with commemorative exhibitions.
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It recreates two of the "temporary environments" Constant built for exhibitions during his lifetime.
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The actor, who won art scholarships in New York, has had many solo exhibitions.
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PAUL CARANICAS He's been asked by many museums to have exhibitions of his work.
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Pratt Manhattan Gallery, 144 West 14th Street, second floor, Greenwich Village, pratt.edu/exhibitions. 'P.
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Martelli has worked with Tillmans on travelling exhibitions since 2006 and Echeverri since 2012.
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More recently she has had exhibitions in Montreal, Istanbul and several cities in Brazil.
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Q. Mr. Ramadan, tell me a bit about the opening exhibitions at Bait Muzna.
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Steidl executes much of the fashion house's printing and stages all of Lagerfeld's exhibitions.
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So JMKAC has made efforts to invite visitors into Nohl's world through their exhibitions.
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It also provides space for ambitious exhibitions that couldn't happen in a commercial gallery.
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The scrambling and flattening of time is a familiar theme in Villar Rojas's exhibitions.
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Countless exhibitions in the capital are stuffed full of art like a trussed turkey.
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He has had exhibitions in New York, London and Los Angeles, among other cities.
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New exhibitions and displays at several Smithsonian museums have elicited almost no media coverage.
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This concept will serve as a link between the museum's varied exhibitions and events.
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It is known for its progressive exhibitions that explore realms of art and nature.
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A growing number of plays and exhibitions have had nationalist or anti-Western undertones.
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Aperture Foundation often produces exhibitions to complement issues of its photography quarterly, Aperture magazine.
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Read below for a full list of fairs (and current exhibitions) recommended by Hyperallergic!
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The Essl Museum in Klosterneuburg, Austria, will stop staging exhibitions as of July 1.
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The donation will be used to establish the Fund for Travel to Special Exhibitions.
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Go: There are more than 100 exhibitions and presentations in this year's Venice Biennale.
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There are more than 22 exhibitions and presentations taking place in this year's extravaganza.
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I also design exhibitions, which has led me to designing some plays and operas.
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He has mounted regular exhibitions of Nishimura's unusual oeuvre, documenting them with substantive publications.
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Uptown and downtown, New York galleries launch annual exhibitions of abstract and expressionist painters.
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The Menil has a long history with Mr. Johns, having done two earlier exhibitions.
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Mr. Sandler would later organize exhibitions and write about the work of all three.
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The organization has faced difficulties recently even as it has mounted well-received exhibitions.
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She gave me books, pamphlets to art exhibitions, and my first book of Picasso.
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"All the exhibitions I do I try to create that emotional-physical-mental reaction."
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Starting Thursday, the Fort Gansevoort Gallery is hosting a series of weekly online exhibitions.
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Here is the full list of the most popular exhibitions at the Met: 1.
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"These exhibitions want to go beyond the political issue of Syria," Ms. Gonnella said.
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And then there is the momentum given to artists by inclusion in prestigious exhibitions.
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Peruse the free, well-curated exhibitions and period rooms of the Oysterponds Historical Society.
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If Gauff had not made the cut, the tournament was planning exhibitions involving her.
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After its inaugural exhibitions, the newly renovated museum begins its rollout of new shows.
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Now, two French-fashion exhibitions in New York are examining some of the reasons.
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Or are we voyeurs fascinated with and repelled by exhibitions of terror and sufferance?
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It will also put on exhibitions in its spaces in London and Addis Ababa.
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You see it reflected in the Venice Biennale and in some major museum exhibitions.
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Winka Angelrath, Audemars's Geneva-based art exhibitions manager, explained the choice of Mr. Sun.
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"Exhibitions bring attention to us," said Raynald Aeschlimann, president and chief executive of Omega.
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They became protagonists for my reportages and exhibitions in different parts of the world.
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As food reaches increasingly into exhibitions, art is moving into museum restaurants as well.
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He's not alone: Exhibitions in ski resorts have become something of a phenomenon lately.
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All those art exhibitions you've been meaning to see for months are closing soon.
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The Copenhagen Contemporary, a refurbished shipyard dedicated to contemporary exhibitions, opened to the public.
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By 1958, he was showing his lithographs across the United States in juried exhibitions.
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And in terms of this season's wide-ranging exhibitions, none seem limited by geography.
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The artworks will be on display in a series of exhibitions beginning in 20053.
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Elena Rodriguez was appointed curator of exhibitions at The Rockport Center for the Arts.
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Frances Wu Giarratano was appointed director of exhibitions at the American Federation of Arts.
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The Met excels at epic-scale archaeological exhibitions, and this is a prime example.
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The danger is that it may dominate the museum's exhibitions for years to come.
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"Many of the exhibitions include art created right here in our neighborhood," he said.
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These three exhibitions will go into production for the organization's 2019–20 exhibition season.
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The National Gallery's director of exhibitions, D. Dodge Thompson, called it a terrible situation.
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Quincy Houghton was appointed associate director for exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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NM: Do you have particular exhibitions or programming in mind to address this goal?
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"We normally have just a year to do our exhibitions," Mr. Bolton, 52, said.
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Before his passing, Davis conceived of several exhibitions featuring works from MOCA's permanent collection.
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This year, Miami Art Week hosted over 1,300 exhibitions from all over the world.
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And scattered throughout the city were 21 collateral events and 30-some general exhibitions.
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To acquisitions, or to fellowship programs, or to other kinds of exhibitions, or whatever.
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All around the country, museums are staging exhibitions in honor of Black History Month.
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I've since decided that I don't care about exhibitions that don't care about me.
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Munroe points to the Gutai group's outdoor exhibitions as highly influential outside of Japan.
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The founders of Ulises believe curators tend to operate in a kind of "triangle" — of exhibitions, public programing, and publishing — and imagines what would happen if publishing was placed at the top of this triangle rather than as a secondary offshoot of exhibitions.
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Beyond the high volume and overwhelming demand, Basquiat exhibitions diversify the demography of its attendees.
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When: Saturday, July 7, 2–4pm Where: Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) (6522 Hollywood Blvd.
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AvD: Well, I saw all these exhibitions by Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, and Carl Andre.
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Not everybody can travel around the world, but we can organize exhibitions from the world.
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In this new year, MASP looks to mount exhibitions rooted in feminist and women's histories.
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In anticipation of these powerful exhibitions, I sat down with Patton to discuss her work.
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Carolyn Marsden-Smith was appointed associate director for exhibitions at the J. Paul Getty Museum.
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In turn, New York has feted this artist with numerous exhibitions and well-preserved murals.
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When: Wednesday, February 27, 7–9pm Where: Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) (6522 Hollywood Blvd.
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But with over 75 exhibitions, you won't come away with a neat definition of either.
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Berghain has been no exception to the trend, hosting exhibitions, book readings and fashion shows.
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Now comes the test to produce subsequent, evocative exhibitions that are as fearless and thoughtful.
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Large posthumous exhibitions of his late work in Brazil in the 1950s testified to that.
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In recent years, retrospective exhibitions in New York have showcased the talents of both Leibers.
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The architectural festival will also feature more than 400 events and exhibitions around the country.
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The exhibitions range in size and format and include sculptures, paintings, photography, video, and more.
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Alongside those exhibitions, the 64-year-old artist is planning his largest group performance yet.
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Others are perhaps more likely to be drawn in by the M9's temporary exhibitions.
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Now known as the Smithsonian Latino Center, it sponsors exhibitions and curates an online gallery.
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Today, Project Project has 32 exhibitions and more than two dozen performances under its belt.
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The students have opportunities to produce exhibitions and other projects throughout New York and beyond.
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The museums will mount four exhibitions annually in Abu Dhabi for the next 15 years.
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This somewhat frenzied attempt of cultural gerrymandering culminates in two exhibitions in Munich in 1937.
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There has been greater exposure at art exhibitions and international art fairs among other platforms.
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But it is one of those exhibitions that, with hindsight, one sees changed the game.
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Solo museum exhibitions, residencies, and a Joan Mitchell Foundation grant also figure on her resume.
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Two additional centennial exhibitions looking at Rembrandt and Japanese prints will be shown in 22017.
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When: Wednesday, April 12 , 7–9pm Where: Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) (6522 Hollywood Blvd.
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They are induced to come whether through exhibitions, or through poetry reading, or through classes.
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With 31 premiered the video for "The Hideous Exhibitions of a Dedicated Gore Whore" video.
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Spanning 18 months, the quinquennial is one of the longest recurring exhibitions in the world.
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Looking at the documentation of these exhibitions is the history of my work and ideas.
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Among several exhibitions related to Bosch, this one is by the Belgian artist Jan Fabre.
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Sur: When I first moved to New York, I started organizing photography exhibitions in Soho.
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Kaepernick did not play in the first two exhibitions because of a sore throwing shoulder.
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When: Saturday, August 24, 8–10pm Where: Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) (6522 Hollywood Blvd.
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The five exhibitions Gaudlitz has mounted since he opened his Werdertorgasse space have been divisive.
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The cost of a ticket to special exhibitions, however, will raise from $15 to $18.
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The library, a center of international research about Lovecraft, also mounts occasional exhibitions about him.
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The museum's temporary exhibitions such as 2015's "The Fabric of India" draw big crowds.
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Both exhibitions are stimulating experiences, and both would have fit in fine on Fifth Avenue.
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The inaugural exhibitions signal an increased commitment to art of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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In his house — as in his acclaimed exhibitions — there's always a good place to sit.
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And in Nashville, exhibitions that link Cheekwood's garden and its museum are attracting strong audiences.
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