Bernard Childs
Queequeg
1966
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art-o-nivo gallery: Form Explorations: Musee Atelier Du Verre Sars Poteries France
Liliane Bettencourt Prize
The Liliane Bettencourt Prize for l'intelligence de la main 2001 was awarded to the glass sculptor Bernard Dejonghe. The jury's aim was to select a w...
South End Branch of the Boston Public Library: Call for Artists: Art that Relates to this Community
The guest juror for this cycle is Bernard Toale of
Bernard Toale Gallery.
InterestedNULL Guidelines are available at the South End
Branch Library, 685 Tremont St. Deadline for
proposals: March 15. For more information, call
librarian Ann...
Saint Louis Art Museum: Vincent van Gogh and the Painters of the Petit Boulevard
Van Gogh actively participated in discussing and debating new ideas, which ultimately became
the shape and substance of modern art in Europe. He identified these artists as the painters of the petit
boulevard, a term that reflected their desire...
van Gogh Museum: Masterpieces by Odilon Redon and Emile Bernard
The collector
Bonger was one of the first collectors in the Netherlands to catch on to the French avant-garde art of his time. He first discovered it in Paris in the 1880s, thanks to his friend and later brother-in-law Theo van Gogh. Initially...
L'Espace Franquin: Digital Art 2003: Works by 12 International Artists
Participating artists are:
Shankar Barua/INDIA
Dr. Rodney Chang*(Pygoya)/USA
Bernard Dumaine*/FRANCE
...
DiverseWork: To the Trade: An Out-of-the-ordinary Approach to Arts Presentation
To the Trade is a trade show for the art industry. Curated by Bernard Brunon (Texas) and Jade Dellinger (Florida), the exhibition doubles as an actual trade fair oriented towards providing services and where the viewers are able to commission the ...
Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Renwick Gallery: Winners of the Smithsonian American Art Museums New Media-New Century Award Announced
We are thrilled to award this prize to three outstanding artists, said Elizabeth Broun, the
Smithsonian American Art Museum's Margaret and Terry Stent Director. Remaining on
the cutting edge where art meets technology has always been o...
ARKEN Museum of Modern Art: Picasso - For All Times
PICASSO – FOR ALL TIMES is the first exhibition in Denmark in 20 years to embrace a full range of the artist’s work. Counting loans from other collections, 101 works illustrate the scope of his achievement. The show follows Picasso year by year—start...
Art Gallery of Hamilton: Humanity Refigured:
Henry Moore and Postwar British Sculpture
Dubbed Britain's New Iron
Age, the group - which included Kenneth Armitage, Lynn
Chadwick, Reg Butler, Bernard Meadows and Eduardo Paolozzi -
created expressions of anxiety and disquietude that stood in stark
...
Carnegie Museum of Art: Folds, Blobs, and Boxes: Architecture in the Digital Era
Joseph Rosa, curator of architecture at the Heinz Architectural Center,
organized the exhibition. In just over a decade, we've seen the practice
of architecture completely revamped by this new design software, he said.
I doubt if architects w...
Art Hotel: WEBISM - Art Connecting the World: Works by 10 International Artists from 6 Countries out of 3 Continents
Ingrid Kamerbeek organized and curated the First Pygoyan European Art Tour. She maintains a free Artists Portfolio at absolutearts.com. View her work at: absolutearts.com/portfolios/a/art...
South Tipperary Arts Centre: No Flight Plan: Ciara Foster
Ciara Foster is a Visual Artist. She completed a first class honours degree in design at NCAD, where she specialised in embroidered textiles and a Masters in Design also at NCAD. She has exhibited in many group exhibitions both within Ireland and ...
Throckmorton Fine Art: Diego y Frida: Photographs by Various Photographers
Diego Rivera (1886 – 1957) is not only the most outstanding of contemporary Mexican painters, an artist of unequaled vastness of conception; he is also the most prolific. He stands as the example of a painter who, having assimilated and utilized ...
Musee d'Orsay: The Colours of the Sea
The Musée d'Orsay organises an exhibition entitled
The Colours of the Sea with Thalassa, le magazine
de la mer, a weekly television programme with a
maritime theme on
Portland Museum of Art: Open House: New Work by Sa Schloff
Eight selected artists are given access to
the buildings throughout the restoration process, creating art that reinterprets the spaces while giving Museum visitors visual access to the
transforming work that is going on behind closed doors. Artists...
Electric Avenue: 32 Bit Connection: Webism - Art connecting the World
Participating artists are:
Willem den Broeder, Schiedam/The Netherlands, http://www.surrealisme.nl/
Dr. Rodney Chang (Pygoya)/USA (Hawaii), http://www.lastpla...
Cantor Arts Center Stanford University: The Perfume of Sadness: Symbolist Art from the Kirk Long Collection
"Symbolist images—both verbal and pictorial—are often beautiful, poignant, and mysterious, because their ‘meaning’ or meanings are purposefully indirect, multifaceted, and intentionally evocative," explained Cantor Arts Center Chief Curator Bern...
University of Kentucky Art Museum: A Ceramic Continuum: Fifty Years of the Archie Bray Influence
The exhibition also includes work from the Foundation’s former resident directors—Rudy Autio, David Cornell, Ken Ferguson, Carol Roorbach, David Shaner, Kurt Weiser, and Peter Voulkos—as well as by Josh DeWeese, the current resident director.
...
Stedelijk Museum: Spotting: Recent acquisitions objects of craft and design
That the exhibition ‘Spotting’ once again takes a look at their work fits with the Museum’s policy of following several trend-setting innovators. In this way every acquisition becomes a link in the overview of an oeuvre. In addition each item take...
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium: The Painter and the Surveyor
Despite this aspect, their seeming accuracy does indicate the ties between artists and scientists, a relationship
that will continue to exist until the end of the Ancien Régime. For instance, painters drew maps, they sometimes became fortificatio...
Wexner Center for the Arts: Suite Fantastique: A Design Arts Extravaganza
A brief outline of the suite:
- Film titles by Imaginary Forces, a leading Hollywood-based design studio. This exhibition is the first of its kind and features opening credits from such movies as Donnie Brasco and Seven.
- Perf...
Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts, Stanford University: Horrible Imaginings of John Hamilton Mortimer
Mortimer depicted monsters, Shakespearean subjects, and picturesque banditti. He also produced imaginary portraits of famous artists and more conventional images, such as seascapes. Mortimer's interest in emotionally charged subjects, such as Deat...
Kunstverein Hannover: TAUCHFAHRTEN (DIVINGS) - Drawings as Reportage
In this regard, the
historical development of the international link between drawing and
reportage will play a decisive role in the exhibition. This also
encompasses, aside from autobiographical and/or historical news coverage
drawings that a...
Santa Monica Museum of Art: Callum Morton - International Style
Salons free to Members, Non-members $3.00 suggested donation
Thursday, June 24, 7:30 - 9pm salon with artist Callum Morton about his work and the Museums installation
International Style
Friday, June 25, 6 - 9pm launch party and readings...
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN: 175th Open Annual Exhibition
Distinguished juries in each medium are elected by the membership of the Academy. Juries of selection are as follows: Painting: Pat Adams, Will Barnet, Harvey Dinnerstein, Lois Dodd, Yvonne Jacquette, Paul Resika, and Joseph Solman; Sculpture: Ze...
University of Richmond Museums, Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art: Pierre Daura, Catalán-American Modernist: People, Places, and Things
Born on the island of Minorca, Spain, in 1896, Daura was raised in Barcelona, Catalonia (a northern region in Spain) where he studied art under José Ruiz Blasco, Pablo Picasso’s father. In 1914, Daura moved to Paris to work in the studio of artist...
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: Richard Avedon : Photographs 1946 to 2004
SFMOMA is the only U.S. venue for this exhibition, which is the first major retrospective of the Avedon's work since his death in 2004. A selection of nearly 200 photographs spanning the artist's entire career are presented roughly chronologically...
Atlantic Center for the Arts: Call for Artists : 2010 MASTER ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCY Program
The master artists each personally select a group of associates - talented, emerging and midcareer artists - through an application process administered by ACA. During the residency, artists participate in informal sessions with their group, coll...
Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art: SUPERMODEL
The artists in SUPERMODEL rely on the tradition of architectural
photography advanced by such artists as Eugène Atget, August Sander, Bernd
and Hilla Becher and Thomas Struth. They also draw from photography's
surrealist and fictional forms, f...
Washington Art Association: MARK WINSLOW POTTER RETROSPECTIVE
Mark Winslow Potter (1929-1995) is perhaps best known for his
brilliantly lit landscapes and scenes of rural life in New England,
and in the Adirondacks, where he spent summers throughout his
entire life. He received a B...
Philadelphia Museum of Art: Milton Glaser: Graphic Design
Born in 1929 in New York City, Mr. Glaser studied at The Cooper Union Art School and later, as a Fulbright Scholar,
attended the Academy of Fine Arts, Bologna, Italy. Throughout a celebrated career, he has ...
Centraal Museum: WOMAN by Vivienne Westwood, Christian Dior Couture, Maison Martin, Margiela, Junya Watanabe, Ann Demeulemeester, Veronique, Leroy, Bernhard Willhelm, Viktor & Rolf and Hussein Chalayan
In the Centraal Museum’s Stallen, nine fashion designers will present their vision of femininity anno 2003 in the form of an installation, each of which will occupy a space of some 100 square metres. Christian Dior Couture will show eight spectacu...
Sculpture Center: The Happiness of Objects: A Group Exhibition
In the attempt to crystallize some of the main points of Mitchell’s hypothesis, the exhibition
proposes The Object’s Bill of Rights, a non-exhaustive and disputable list. This will serve as
criteria for the exhibition, and a working docum...
AIGA National Design Center Gallery: Milton Glaser: Art is Work
One of the most influential and unusual figures in the history of
graphic design, Glaser has been producing memorable images...
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art: Magritte
The approach adopted at this Magritte exhibition has been
to examine the artist as a forerunner and source of inspiration
for Pop and Conceptual art. Since inspiration of this kind is
quite complex, it has not been ou...
Sunrise Gallery: Sunrise Gallery 1st Juried Show Opened Last Week
Claudette Losier comments about her work, "This award is for an art piece that speaks about Universal Consciousness and concern about Humanity. My piece is about the second commandment of loving your neighbour as yourself because reality is we are...
Site Gallery: His Life is full of Miracles… Animation Videotheque
Theorist Walter Benjamin saw early animation as a radicalising of film, which offered a release from the constraints of the physical laws of time, space and technology. A chapter of an early version of his essay ‘The work of art in the age of mech...
Victoria and Albert Museum: Stepping In and Out: Contemporary Documentary Photography
The theme of the exhibition is two-fold; certain photographers have immersed themselves, or 'stepped in’ to, communities different from their own, documenting the situations and relationships that then unfold. Other photographers adopt the new ro...
Kettle's Yard Gallery, University of Cambridge: Starting at Zero: Black Mountain College 1933-57
Founded in North Carolina in 1933 by John Andrew Rice, a dissident Classical academic, it attracted a star-studded cast of teachers and students who forged a dramatic shift from a Eurocentric art world to a distinctly American one. Rice invited Jo...
Van Gogh Museum: 800 prints by Toulouse-Lautrec, Bonnard, Vuillard and their contemporaries
The Vincent van Gogh Foundation already owns a small collection of prints assembled by Vincent van Gogh and his brother Theo, which is on loan to the Museum. The addition of this extensive collection adds depth and direction to the print collectio...
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