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La Tauromaquia o Arte de Torear by JosÈ Delgado alias Pepe Illo (Barcelona: Gustavo Gili/Ediciones La Cometa, 1959)
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1957
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Il Ramo d'Oro: Naif Venezuelan Artists: Daniel Garcia Volcan, Edgar Vega, Vidalia Gonzalez, Jose Dudamel
Edgar Vegas developed in the same time his work as naïf painter and that of trainer of paintings in different situations he participated to 11 collective exhibitions and two solo exhibitions. His paintings with religious and social subjects got po...
Beyond the Proscenium Productions: Villa Art Ann Foot
Villa is a noted muralist, painter, poet, and musician as well as being a
retired art professor at CSUS. He continues to teach at his studio.
Gonzalez is noted for his printmaking as well as concrete poetry-where words
make up part of the ...
Artsonje Center: Less Ordinary: Curated by Sungwon Kim
Artists included in the exhibition are
Alain Bublex, Pierre Joseph, Dominique Gonzalez Foerster, Koo Jeng A, Natacha Lesueur, Marine Hugonnier, Bruno Serralongue, Matthieu Laurette, Mathieu Mercier, Mélik Ohanian, Valéry Grancher, Xavier Veilhan et ...
JAMES A. & DOROTHY PORTER (WESLEY) ARCHIVES & GALLERY EXHIBITION: JAMES A. PORTER: Paintings and Drawing
JAMES A. & DOROTHY PORTER (WESLEY) ARCHIVES & GALLERY EXHIBITION
600 E. LAS OLAS BLVD., FT. LAUDERDALE., FL. 954/4637880
FEBRUARY 11-APRIL 2, 2000 Tu-Sat: Noon to 8pm; Sat: noon to 10pm Sun:
Noon to 6pm...
Baltimore Museum of Art: BodySpace
From a full-scale silk replica of a traditional 18th-century Korean home to a beaded curtain that evokes shimmering water as well as the swinging '60s, these large three-dimensional works blur the boundaries between art and craft, industrial and h...
Fort Wayne Museum of Art: Mary Ellen Mark: American Odyssey
Aperture, a not-for-profit organization devoted to photography and the
visual arts, has organized this traveling exhibition and produced the
accompanying publications. Aperture gratefully acknowledges the
...
Art Gallery of Hamilton: The Gift: Generous Offerings, Threatening Hospitality
"This exhibition provides a unique and rare opportunity to see some of
the most remarkable international artshakers in the world, artists who
are highly influential and work with ideas of communication through
giving," says AGH Chief Curator Sh...
Neuberger Museum of Art: Welded! Sculpture of the Twentieth Century
Welding will be
shown in all of its variations as cut, bent, crushed and painted metal that is stable or that
moves, that includes sound and water, that is r...
Il Ramo d'Oro: The sign and the Dream/Il Segno e il Sogno
It gives a synthesis of the artists of ìIl segno e il sognoî (the sign and the dream) whose works of small size we are showing , in October, November and December 2005, collected in the elegant box-frame projected by the architect Gianfranco Erba...
Tate Liverpool: At Sea: Works in All Media that Examine the Sea
Artists such as Vija Celmins and Hiroshi Sugimoto see the sea as conducive to quiet
contemplation. For others, the sea evokes scenes of danger or disaster. Shipwrecks,
drownings and other tragedies are hauntingly alluded t...
Americas Society Art Gallery: ICON + GRID + VOID, Art of the Americas from the Chase Manhattan Collection
Icon denotes the representational image, often central and indelible, that has been a mainstay of contemporary art from Pop to Postmodernism. Grid is the modernist trope of intersecting perpendiculars that formally underlies diverse artistic conce...
Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College: Three Exhibtions Celebrate 10th Anniversary: The Arch of Desire-Women in the Marieluise Hessel Collection -- Re(f)use -- Text, Texture, Touch
The Center for Curatorial Studies was founded by Marieluise Hessel as a center for the study of late-20th-century art. It offers an innovative, interdisciplinary graduate program in curating and criticism of contemporary art. In the 10 years since...
ARCO 2003: 22nd International Contemporary Art Fair Features Young Swiss Art
A total of 280 galleries, including some of the world’s most important, representing Europe (214), North-America (27), Latin-America and the Caribbean (27), Asia (8) and Oceania (4), will furnish the ARCO'03 official program with content, offering...
Tate Liverpool: Liverpool Biennial: International 2002
Artists for Liverpool Biennial / International 2002 are Chiho Aoshima, Olaf Breuning, Elizabeth Dadi & Iftikhar Dadi, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, Dominique Gonzalez Foerster, Juan Fernando Herrán, Christine Hill, T...
Centre pour l’image contemporaine: 8th Biennial of Moving Images
Cinema-like works (video screenings and installations requiring a dark space) have been numerously shown in
museums and art spaces these last years. This now current habit operates a transformation in the
...
Guggenheim Museum: The Mexperimental Cinema
The series moves from the countercultural works of the 1960s to the newest generation of noncommercial,
formal experiments and also features works by U.S. experimental filmmakers for whom Mexico was a site of
exploration and a source...
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston: The Inward Eye: Transcendence in Contemporary Art
The exhibition features twenty-nine works created between 1970 and 2001 that capture the viewer's attention in a variety of ways.
From perceptual work like that of Charles Ray or James Turrell that allows us to see ourselves seeing, to ...
Michael Dunev Art Projects: Sculpture by Manuel Sola / 20th Century Avantgarde
Their strong verticality recall the totems and ceremonial figures of African and Oceanic cutlures, and like them, give material sense to a spiritual world shared by all humanity. They are prayers to a world that is unravelling, presented with humi...
Caladan Gallery: Contemporary Icons: Artists Explore Modern Iconography
The exhibition presents a coherent atmosphere, however, due to the thoughtfulness and passion of the artists involved. Also on view for the month of May is an addendum to Contemporary Icons entitled The Marketing of Che by photographer Ruth Turne...
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: SUPERNOVA: Art of the 1990s from the Logan Collection
The exhibition takes its title from Takashi Murakami’s tour de force painting Super Nova, 1999, which depicts “the destruction of an earthly terrain by atomic weapons whose mushroom clouds are rendered in ravishingly colorful detail,” according to...
Joan Miro Foundation: False Innocence: Exploring the Fundamental Issues of Contemporary Art
The title of the exhibition is an attempt to catch the visitor’s attention and predispose him to explore the contents of the works on show beyond their innocent physical appearance, reviving the idea of a committed art generating doubt and confusi...
Michael Werner Gallery: Recent Paintings by Georg Baselitz
All of the works in the exhibition have direct sources in paintings the artist made as a teenager during the 1950s, and in fact certain works bear the dates ‘1953’, ‘1954’ or ‘1955’ as part of their iconography. This combination of personal histo...
Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza: Mimesis. Modern Realism 1918-1945
Despite this, and in contrast to other tendencies such as Surrealism and geometrical Abstraction, which came about in a homogenous and organised manner, Realism was a varied and plural trend which acquired different characteristics depending on so...
Hudson River Museum: The Magic of Light: Artists Focusing on Non-Traditional Media
The Magic of Light displays the work of both established and emerging
American artists. James Turrell, part of the Light-and-Space movement of
the 1960s and 1970s along with Robert Irwin, works with pure light,
while his main goal is the viewer...
Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College: Assemblance; If it's not love, it's the bomb
The selected works attempt to reconcile difficult histories through the resurrection of personal and cultural memories. This survey crosses experiential divides and examines the artists' continued proximity to the events they depict. Artists inclu...
Complejo Cultural La Rinconada,: The Politics of Barro / IV Barro de America Biennale
Venezuelan as well as Brazilian artists will present their projects that articulate themes such as violence, territorial prejudices, discrimination, male chauvinism, political divisions, and expressions from the urban world and the artificial natu...
The Studio: Winter Solstice Exhibition Feartures Works by 25 Artists
Works by twenty-five artists will be on display. Many of the artists are in
Museums and Galleries nationally as well as internationally and in the New
York Metropolitan area. Sculptures in aluminum, steel, bronze and ceramic
are featured i...
San Diego Museum of Art: José Clemente Orozco in the United States, 1927-1934
The Museum is delighted to be able to present such a significant exhibition of works by Orozco who, along with Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, and David Alfaro Siqueiros, is counted among the most important Mexican artists of the twentieth century. Wit...
el museo del barrio: 2002 (S) Files, the biennial of El Museo del Barrio
The exhibition is co-curated by Deborah Cullen, Curator, and Victoria Noorthoorn, Curator of Museo de Arte Latinoamericano, Colección Costanini, Buenos Aires .
Works include traditional media, such as painting, drawing, sculptural works,...
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen: Sarah Morris: Artist in Focus IFFR
Seductive and inviting
To Morris, making films and making paintings are two sides of the same coin. She is using both media to hold the codes of the urban environment, and the communication strategies behind them, up against the light. Her film A...
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