Doris Salcedo. Plegaria Muda Exhibition curated by Monia Trombetta Lead Curator for the tour of Plegaria Muda, Isabel Carlos 15 March–24 June 2012 MAXXI – National Museum of XXI Century Arts Via Guido Reni 4A – 00196 Rome Hours: 11–19 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday) 11–22 (Saturday) Closed: Mondays, 1 May and 25 December info: […]
Biennale de Lyon
Une Terrible Beauté Est Née / A Terrible Beauty Is Born 2011 Biennale de Lyon 15 September – 31 December 2011 Preview: 13-14 September 2011 www.labiennaledelyon.com/art Curator: Victoria Noorthoorn Artistic director: Thierry Raspail The title of the next Biennale de Lyon, A Terrible Beauty Is Born, is a verse from the poem Easter, 1916 written […]
Curators of Mickey Mouse Jesus Exhibition On Trial in Russia
San Francisco –
Andrei Yerofeyev and Yury Samodurov, two Russian curators, who organized
a show
called “Forbidden Art 2006,” are facing possible three-year jail
sentences for
offending the religious beliefs of the Russian Orthodox commun…
Arndt & Partner open Gilbert and George’s Jack Freak Pictures in Berlin
BERLIN.- As the international tour of the last
Gilbert & George retrospective (2007–2009) did not include Berlin, Arndt
& Partner are now presenting a solo exhibition of the celebrity artist duo
in its gallery rooms behind the Hamb…
Gagosian Gallery presents “Roy Lichtenstein – Still Lifes”
NEW
YORK, NY.- Gagosian Gallery presents “Roy Lichtenstein:
Still
Lifes,” the first exhibition devoted solely to Lichtenstein’s still life
paintings, sculptures and drawings, which span from 1972 through the
early
1980s. Although Lichtenstein will always be synonymous with Pop Art, he
continued to make inventive new work for almost three decades beyond the
1960s,
during which he had become famous for his distinctive use of popular
cartoon
images and commercial painting style. On exhibition 8 May through 30
July,
2010.
Seattle Art Museum (SAM) showcases Michelangelo Drawings from Florence
SEATTLE, WA.- Michelangelo’s towering reputation as
the quintessential Renaissance man — architect, painter, sculptor, poet and
engineer — intimidated both his contemporaries and later historians to the point
that the adjective “divine” became a fixture attached to his name.
Bringing together drawings and sculptural models by Michelangelo with a range of
works by his contemporaries and generations of followers, Michelangelo Public
and Private: Drawings for the Sistine Chapel and Other Treasures from the Casa
Buonarroti is a small but powerful exhibition that humanizes the great master,
exposing the working process that led to masterpieces such as the Sistine Chapel
ceiling frescoes. Organized by the Seattle Art Museum (SAM), the
exhibition’s only venue, in collaboration with the Casa Buonarroti in Florence,
Italy, Michelangelo Public and Private will show a side of this unequivocal
master that he never wanted the public to see. The exhibition will be on view through January 31, 2010.
Gallery show-downtownsf gallery
Hello, Introduction In Brief ; The 4000 sq feet gallery “The Artists Alley” is one of the largest galleries of Californian and international artists in SF, currently showing over 450 works of over 50 artists.We accept submissions on an ongoing basis and are interviewing artists for current and future shows. There is a nominal participation […]