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1. Galleries

Author

Heinrich, Will

Subjects
Painting -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

This week, Will Heinrich covers David Smith's feats of steel, Diane Simpson's complex cuts and Adrianne Rubenstein's colorful still-life paintings. David Smith Through April 13. 542 West 22nd Street, Manhattan; [...]

Published
2024

2. Moscow exhibit represents Iranian art influence on Russian sculptors

Subjects
Nouruz -- Exhibitions, Art -- Exhibitions, Modernism (Art) -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- Exhibitions, Business, international
Abstract

TEHRAN - An exhibition underway at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow shows the impacts of Iranian art on the works of contemporary [...]

Published
2023

4. MONUMENTS AND MYTHS TRAVELING EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS THE ART OF PROMINENT AMERICAN SCULPTORS AUGUSTUS SAINT-GAUDENS AND DANIEL CHESTER FRENCH

Subjects
United States. National Park Service, Art -- Exhibitions, Historic sites, National parks and reserves, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the National Park Service: Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park announces the debut of a new traveling exhibition featuring the work of two of [...]

Published
2023

7. Chris Bathgate

Subjects
Art -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Science and technology
Abstract

Chris Bathgate is a self-taught machinist, sculptor, and machine builder based in Baltimore, MD. His intricately machined metal sculptures combine his unique metalworking style with a pragmatic approach to engineering [...]

Published
2016

8. Exploring the Line Between Sound and Sculpture

Author

Farago, Jason

Subjects
Sculpture -- Exhibitions -- Criticism and interpretation -- New York, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The composer and sculptor, born in America and based in Norway, presents two installations on the border of art and music. In the late 1960s and 1970s, the best place [...]

Published
2022

9. Coming Soon: Catherine Rayner: 'The Dog Show' exhibition and Ade Adesina RSA: 'Contradictions'

Subjects
Art museums -- Exhibitions, Illustrators -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Business, Business, international
Abstract

M2 PRESSWIRE-April 11, 2022-: Coming Soon: Catherine Rayner: 'The Dog Show' exhibition and Ade Adesina RSA: 'Contradictions' (C)1994-2022 M2 COMMUNICATIONS RDATE:11042022 Spring at Sarah Wiseman Gallery: Catherine Rayner 'The Dog [...]

Published
2022

10. 'Thirty Sculptures, Thirty Sculptors' exhibition to be held in Tehran

Subjects
Art -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The third edition of 'Thirty Sculptures, Thirty Sculptors' will be held at Artibition Art Gallery in Tehran from December 24, 2021 to January 3, 2022. The first and second exhibitions [...]

Published
2021

11. 'This show is a historical event': celebrating 'unseen' Asian American artists; At a groundbreaking new exhibition, three sculptors whose work has gone under-recognized over time are ushered into the spotlight

Subjects
Art -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Lisa Wong Macabasco A groundbreaking new show in New York showcases the work of three under-recognized Asian American sculptors who worked and taught in the city during the 1960s [...]

Published
2021

12. Art Miles Away From the Expected

Author

Rodney, Seph

Subjects
Painting -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Hanne Tierney has made her FiveMyles gallery in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, both a beacon and an anchor for the neighborhood. About four years ago I followed an emailed invitation to [...]

Published
2021

13. Petah Coyne: not afraid of the dark

Author

Boettger, Suzaan

Subjects
Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Museums -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art and Architecture -- Exhibitions
Published
2010

14. Martin Puryear at MOMA

Author

Wilkin, Karen

Subjects
Museum of Modern Art (New York, New York) -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions
Abstract

The splendid Martin Puryear retrospective currently at the Museum of Modern Art made me wonder when I first became aware of this inventive sculptor's work. (1) The evidence of my […]

Published
2008

22. Changing places

Author

Viger, Louise

Subjects
Sculpture, Modern -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Works, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Practice, Art -- Exhibitions, Art -- Personal narratives, Arts, visual and performing
Published
2004

23. Le troc des places

Author

Viger, Louise

Subjects
Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Works, Sculptors -- Practice, Sculpture, Modern -- Exhibitions, Art -- Exhibitions, Art -- Personal narratives, Arts, visual and performing
Published
2004

25. At the galleries

Author

Wilkin, Karen

Subjects
Artists -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Painters -- Exhibitions, Literature/writing, News, opinion and commentary, Cecilia de Torres Gallery -- Exhibitions
Abstract

The exhibitions at several New York, NY, galleries are examined. Galleries include Cecilia de Torres Gallery, Soho of Culture, and the Salander-O'Reilly Galleries, and exhibitions include the paintings of Eduard Costa and Graham Nickson, and the sculpture of Stephen Cox.

Published
2001

26. Jean-Leon Gerome: a master realist in a changing era

Author

Goodman, Calvin

Subjects
Painters, French -- Works, Painters, French -- Exhibitions, Painters, French -- Criticism and interpretation, Sculptors -- Works, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Criticism and interpretation
Published
2010

27. 'I am from another world'

Author

Gardner, James

Subjects
Architects -- Works, Architects -- Exhibitions, Art museums -- Exhibitions, Ceramic materials -- Exhibitions, Ceramics -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Works, Sculptors -- Exhibitions
Published
2010

29. Powering up

Author

Yablonsky, Linda

Subjects
Sculptors -- Exhibitions
Published
1998

30. Transport Services For Works Presented In The Context Of The Traveling Exhibition 'suzanne Valadon And Her Contemporaries. Painters And Sculptors, 1880-1940'

Subjects
Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Arts, Art museums, Painters (Artists), Museums, Business, international
Abstract

Contract notice: transport services for works presented in the context of the traveling exhibition 'suzanne valadon and her contemporaries. painters and sculptors, 1880-1940' Main features: consultation launched as part of [...]

Published
2020

32. AUBURN MUSEUM BEGINS YEARLONG CELEBRATION OF WOMEN ARTISTS WITH EXHIBITION OF TRAILBLAZING CONTEMPORARY SCULPTORS

Subjects
Museums -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Art exhibitions -- Exhibitions, Feminists, Art museums, Artists, Feminism, News, opinion and commentary, Auburn University
Abstract

AUBURN, Ala. -- The following information was released by Auburn University: John Seitz A new exhibition of contemporary sculpture and mixed media artwork has opened at the Jule Collins Smith [...]

Published
2020

33. Association of Iranian Sculptors' exhibition underway at IAF

Subjects
Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Associations, Art exhibitions -- Exhibitions, Artists, Displays (Marketing), Business, international
Abstract

TEHRAN -- An exhibition organized by the Association of Iranian Sculptors is currently underway at the Iranian Artists Forum (IAF). A selection of 182 sculptures by 140 artists are on [...]

Published
2019

35. Eve K. Tremblay and Michel de Broin

Author

Campbell, James D.

Subjects
Montreal, Quebec -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Photographers -- Exhibitions, Art -- Exhibitions, Arts, visual and performing
Published
2005

36. Putting it together: working solely with materials found in nature, artist Andy Goldsworthy makes us see the world in wondrous new ways

Author

Baker, Kenneth

Subjects
Sculptors -- Biography, Sculptors -- Interviews, Sculptors -- Works, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Assemblage (Art) -- Exhibitions, Assemblage (Art) -- Works, Goldsworthy, Andy -- Biography, Goldsworthy, Andy -- Interviews, Goldsworthy, Andy -- Works, Goldsworthy, Andy -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Personality profile
Abstract

Probably more than any other sculptor at work today, Andy Goldsworthy has captured the imagination of both art-world insiders and people with less rarefied tastes. He has never worked in […]

Published
2004

37. Material meditations

Author

Koplos, Janet

Subjects
Sculpture, Modern -- Criticism and interpretation, Artists, Japanese -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions
Published
1991

38. Gallery chronicle

Author

Panero, James

Subjects
Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Metal sculpture -- Exhibitions
Abstract

The sculptures of Christopher Wilmarth, an artist who took his own life in 1987 at the age of forty-four, resist idle chatter. "If you can dream, whoever you are, dream […]

Published
2008

39. Under the surface of things

Author

Thorpe, Val

Subjects
Sculptors -- Works, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Sculpture -- Spain, Sculpture -- Exhibitions, Anthropology/archeology/folklore, Philosophy and religion
Abstract

Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava is completing the World Trade Center Transportation Hub where he turns his entire building into a fretwork of vulnerability in the midst of a world of self-protection. Calatrava began his artistic life at the age of eight planning to be a sculptor, and his genius unfolded on a larger scale than he anticipated.

Published
2006

41. Mobilizing Calder

Author

Hathaway, Bruce

Subjects
Smithsonian Institution. National Gallery of Art -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Art museum directors -- Management, Art museums -- Exhibitions
Abstract

Some of Calder's sculptures are too big to see up close; a few are too thin to see from afar; others need room to move. How should they be exhibited? […]

Published
1998

42. Therman Statom: Northern Tide

Author

Porges, Maria

Subjects
Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Installations (Art) -- Exhibitions, General interest, Home and garden
Abstract

Sculptor Therman Statom emphasized the random quality of existence through his installation pieces made of glass and found objects. His installation 'Northern Tide' at the Dorothy Weiss Gallery, San Francisco, CA, invites viewers to shift objects and create their own images and associations within the space.

Published
1995

43. Libensky/Brychtova: a unique collaboration in glass

Author

Kehlmann, Robert

Subjects
Sculptors -- Exhibitions, General interest, Home and garden
Abstract

The works of sculptors Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtova will be exhibited at the Corning Museum of Glass in 1994. The Czech sculptors have been collaborating on works since 1955.

Published
1994

44. Have $19M on hand? Priciest Houston home on sales block

Author

Dawson, Jennifer, Wooten, Casey, and Goldsmith, Barrett

Subjects
Houston, Texas -- Economic aspects, Mansions -- Marketing, Mansions -- Prices and rates, Chief executive officers -- Records and correspondence, Petroleum industry -- Officials and employees, Petroleum industry -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, Drilling and boring -- Licensing, certification and accreditation, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Company marketing practices, Company pricing policy, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

A three-story mansion on a 4.2-acre property in Carlton woods, which is considered as Houston's priciest home, is for sale for $19 million. Meanwhile, oil executive Paul Bulmahn wrote an open letter to president Barack Obama for the approval of drilling permits in the Gulf. Information on Mark David Bradford's exhibit and on Corner Bakery Cafe's expansion are also presented.

Published
2010

45. MICHIGAN BECOMES FIRST STATE TO HOST SABIN HOWARD WWI SCULPTURE

Subjects
National World War I Memorial (Sculpture), Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Military museums -- Public relations, Centennial celebrations, etc. -- 2018 AD, United States (World War I) -- Portrayals -- Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Art reproductions -- Exhibitions, Parks, Displays (Marketing), Museums, Artists, Company public relations, History
Abstract

In early August 2018, artist Sabin Howard, creator of the National World War I Memorial Sculpture in Pershing Park in Washington, D.C., displayed a traveling replica of his sculpture at [...]

Published
2019

47. Undersea Museum Keeps Fish Feeding and Its Social Themes Biting

Author

Minder, Raphael

Subjects
Artificial reefs -- Design and construction -- Exhibitions, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Sculpture -- Exhibitions -- Spain, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

LANZAROTE, Spain -- In the dim underwater light, a man lies on a funeral pyre, his arms outstretched. He is not a real person, but a statue created by Jason [...]

Published
2017

48. Wessex Sculptors Exhibition 11:00am Saturday 25 Aug 2018

Subjects
Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Art exhibitions -- Exhibitions, Business, international
Abstract

London: Hampshire County Council, UK Government has issued the following news release: Wessex Sculptors Exhibition Winchester area The Black Shed, Brockwood Barn, Bramdean SO24 0LQ 11:00am Saturday 25 Aug 2018 [...]

Published
2018

50. 'H. C. Westermann'. (Exhibition notes)

Author

Naves, Mario

Subjects
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden -- Exhibitions, Sculpture -- Exhibitions -- United States, War -- Portrayals, Sculptors -- Exhibitions, Literature/writing, Political science, Exhibitions, Portrayals
Abstract

at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C. February 14-May 12, 2002 About eight years ago, I had a memorable and somewhat apprehensive conversation with a close friend, a [...]

Published
2002

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