Ferdinand Burgdorff
Spanish Caravelle
Etching
1924
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Rooseum Center for Contemporary Art: Saltuna - The Baltic Sea Experience
Artists included inthe exhibition are: Jeanne Faust (D), Isabell Heimerdinger (D), Jakob Kolding (DK), Korpys/Löffler (D),
M+M (D), Jonathan Monk (UK), Claudia & Julia Müller (CH), Peter Piller (D),
Daniel Roth (D), Cornelia Schmidt-Bleek (D),...
Mobile Museum of Art: Women of Our Time: 75 Women Challenged and Changed the US
“This collection of photographs features women whose lives redefined America,” said Marc Pachter, director of the National Portrait Gallery.
“Women of Our Time” includes photographs of activists and artists, designers and dancers, politici...
Vineyard of Grace Church: Pursuing Dreams in Tough Times: Work by Ivan Vesely
"I was tired of hearing 'Just be thankful you have a job' from management that felt they had the right to dismiss all employee concerns about the way the company operates." Vesely speaks about the attitude of his previous management. "Of course it...
Bowers Museum: Treasures of Tibet Never Before Seen In Western World
The exhibit showcases unique pieces that serve as a window to the spiritual, rich, religious and ancient culture of the Eastern world.
"It is an extraordinary opportunity to see these excellently preserved artifacts from the private collect...
Los Angeles Center For Digital Art: LACDA 'TOP 40' JURIED EXHIBIT
Bruce continues, "There were so many outstanding artists of all kinds from around the globe that it was very difficult to choose our winners. We endeavored to select winners that each represented the best of a variety of disciplines, cultures and ...
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: William Eggleston: Los Alamos
Initially meant to appear in book form as an encyclopedic twenty-volume portfolio of more than two thousand photographs, the Los Alamos series was put aside by the artist in order to work on other projects, and many of the negatives were never pri...
Swiss Institute Contemporary Art: Momoyo Torimitsu: Horizons
New York-based Japanese artist, Momoyo Torimitsu will transform the main gallery into a network of geographic territories, over which an army of mini-businessmen, the size of "GI Joe" toys, will crawl, racing against each other, across imagined bo...
Andy Warhol Museum: Nadar/Warhol: Paris/New York
Organized by the Getty Museum, the Nadar/Warhol exhibition will open in Los Angeles at the Getty Center from July 20 through October 10, 1999. It will then travel to The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh (November 6...
Museum der Moderne Mönchsberg: ein-leuchten
"Light" in this sense is
derived from the Greek concept of "phainomenon" - the appearance -
something which is emerging in the process of becoming and metamorphosis.
For a brief period of time, "ein-leuchten" articulates the stage of
emergence...
Corporación Cultural de Las Condes: Sabattier Revisited by Bolivian Photographer Gonzalo Contreras
Also during the same month, Gonzalo’s work with additional images will be exhibited at ArsLatino Gallery on the commercial district of Santiago. (http://www.tacomal.com/index.php?view=foto)
Following is an introduction made by the photograph...
P.S. 1: CHILDREN OF BERLIN: CULTURAL DEVELOPMENTS 1989-1999
There have been many transformations since the fall of the Wall, and today
Berlin is a completely different city from what it was in 1989. The unique
...
J. Paul Getty Museum: Photographs by Nadar and Warhol
Gordon Baldwin and Judith Keller, Associate Curators in the Department of Photographs,
organized the exhibition. Baldwin noted: Despite the many differences between
19th-century Paris and ...
Esso Gallery: Michele Zalopany: disIntegration
Her paintings’ photographic realism use a fictitious model, closer to an excuse to raise a question rather than make a statement, although many of the places, people and things are, or were, real.
In 1943 it is believed that a confrontation on...
Blaffer Gallery, University of Texas: Single Channel: Collaborating with the Moving Image
"Exhibiting films and videos as visual installations alongside formal screenings in a gallery setting is something new for Microcinema and we are excited about the prospects for the viewers as well as the filmmakers," comments Patrick Kwiatkowsk...
PS1 Contemporary Art Center: Visa for Thirteen
P.S.1s International Studio Program, founded in 1976, awards studio spaces to artists from 13 countries each year. The International Studio Program unites professional artists from varied cultural and aesthetic backgrounds. International artists a...
Biennale Internazionale dell’Arte Contemporanea: Over One Hundred Portfolio Member Artists Participate in The Florence Biennale
We are enthused that the Biennales jury searched through the absolutearts.com Portfolios for quality work by artists around the world. As they selected nearly one hundred artists qualified and willing to participate, this is proof of our success a...
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: LOOKING IN: ROBERT FRANK - THE AMERICANS
The Book
In 1955 and 1956, Swiss-born American photographer Robert Frank (b. 1924) traveled across the United States to photograph, as he wrote, "the kind of civilization born here and spreading elsewhere." During his nine-month journey, he ...
Townhouse Gallery / Factory Space: The Maghreb Connection - Movements of Life across North Africa
The Maghreb Connection focuses on systems and modalities of migratory movements which constitute the Maghreb and Mediterranean area. From a range of aesthetic positions, the project seeks to develop discursive and visual representations of the gro...
Contemporary Arts Center: Loop: Back to the Beginning
Assembled by Klaus Biesenbach, Loop examines the phenomenon of cyclical time as illustrated by the repeated gesture or event. In each of the works included in this exhibition, time becomes a sculptural component. Time is chopped up, carved, compre...
Whitney Museum: 2000 Biennial Exhibition
For the first time in Biennial history, the exhibition was
curated by a group of outside experts working across the
country, under the guidance of Whitney Museum director
...
J. Paul Getty Center: August Sander: German Portraits (1918-1933)
August Sander (1876- 1964) is revered in Germany as a father of modern photography.
Since the 1920s, his work has had an enormous influence on generations of artists around
...
J. Paul Getty Center: About Life: The Photographs of Dorothea Lange
This exhibition offers the opportunity to view the works of Lange, who practiced a unique style of documentary photography. The influence of her pictures can be seen in the works of countless artists, and in other media such as film and literature...
Laguna Art Museum: The OsCene: Contemporary Art and Culture in Orange County
In fact, it has been over twenty years since a survey exhibition of contemporary art in Orange County has been organized by a museum (the last major effort being done by Newport Harbor Art Museum in 1979). Tremendous growth and change have occurre...
Art 33 Basel: Art 33 Basel: The Center of the International Art World
The 'Art Unlimited' hall shows special art projects and now also features a lounge uniting an art bookshop, a video library and the E-Lounge, which provides a place for artists to mingle with the public. Over 50,000 visitors (2001: 55,000 visitors...
Art 32 Basel: Art Fair Opens Today
The new, 700-page catalogue prepared in cooperation with the renowned Hatje Cantz publishing house appeared just a few days ago. This provides a richly illustrated preview of Art Basel and a comprehensive overview of all that the international a...
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