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Van Gogh Museum: Theo van Gogh
The Van Gogh Museum first opened its doors in 1973. The building,
designed by Dutch architect Gerrit Rietveld, houses the worlds largest
collection of works by Vincent van Gogh: some 200 paintings, 500 drawings
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University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong: New Phase 2004: The Hong Kong Visual Arts Society 31st Annual Exhibition
Through the work of its individual members in public and community art
projects, the VAS is influential in increasing appreciation of the arts in
Hong Kong. Many of the artists also nurture the creative potential of the
artists of the future th...
J. Paul Getty Center: German and Swiss Drawings from the Permanent Collection
The exhibition will explore the range of German and Swiss
draftsmanship of the 16th and 17th centuries through figure and compositional studies,
designs for prints and decorative objects, and port...
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: New Work: Painting Today, Recent Acquisitions
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24 HR Art - Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art: Dirula: Larrakia Artists
Works on show will range from paintings by the most senior Dariba (lawman) and artist Mitbul - Prince Of Wales, through to other works on canvas and three dimensional pieces by younger Larrakia artists such as Duwun, Gullawan. Topsy Secretary and ...
Belgian Monarchy: Gysemberg Pleases Belgian Queen with a Portrait
One of those paintings is the blue painting of the Queen of Belgium today, her Royal Highness Queen Paola. The portrait reflects a younger woman, when she had been still a princess. The paint of this extraordinary portrait itself has a superior ro...
Sheffield Galleries and Museum Trust, Millenium Galleries: Surveying of the Career of Francis Bacon
The exhibition features the Tate's collection of Bacon paintings
and drawings and is complemented by selected works from other
...
National Gallery: TELL ME A PICTURE: An exhibition selected by Quentin Blake
Mysterious, exciting, touching and sometimes disturbing, they
are all distinguished by their pictorial inventiveness. Quentin Blake, who
is widely known for his illustrations to the books of Roald Dahl, has won an
international reputation for ...
Kröller-Müller Museum: IKIRO / Be Alive: Contemporary Art from Japan
1980 to the present
Why stage such a wide-ranging show of modern and contemporary art from Japan in a Dutch museum
like the Kröller-MüllerNULL The main reason is that contemporary Japanese art has never been presented
on this...
J. Paul Getty Center: PAINTING ON LIGHT: Drawings And Stained Glass In The Age Of
Dürer And Holbein
This installation explores the creative relationship between artists and their work by uniting preparatory designs with the breathtaking windows that resulted from them. This is a unique opportunity to view the milestones of German and Swiss stain...
National Gallery of Art: A Century of Drawing: Works on Paper from Degas to LeWitt
Examples by great old masters who created some of their most powerful work after the turn of the century--Edgar Degas, Auguste Rodin, and Winslow Homer--are shown side by side with works by the younger generation of artists, such as Pablo Picasso,...
Museum of Fine Art, Houston: Rembrandt to
Gainsborough:
Masterpieces from
England's
Dulwich Picture Gallery
Described as Londons most perfect gallery, Dulwich Picture
Gallery houses a renowned collection of European painting from
...
De Appel: Dark Mirrors from Japan
The impetus for the exhibition was the
celebration of 400 years of relations between the Netherlands and
Japan.
Yukinori Yanagi and Yoshiko Shimada, both born in 1959, are quite
different from the artists of the younger generation. ...
Brooklyn Museum of Art: Committed to the Image: Contemporary Black Photographers
All of the artists in this exhibition were selected by a committee of four people, Anthony Barboza, founder of International Black Photographers; Beauford Smith, one of the founders of the Black Photographers Annual and Candid...
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
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Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts: City of Perth PhotoMedia Award
Exhibiting artists include Danica Chappell, Anthony Curtis, Simon Cuthbert, Christian de Vietri, Allison Gibbs, Michael Gray, Siri Hayes, Martin James Hurley, Derek Kreckler, Belinda Mason Lovering, Kate McMillan, Graham Miller, Tony Nathan, Conor...
ART2002 London Art Fair: The 14th London Contemporary Art Fair Opens Today
ART2002, The 14th London Contemporary Art Fair, will run at the Business Design Centre
from Wednesday 16 January to Sunday 20 January 2002.
There will be a Charity Private View Evening on Tuesday 15 January to raise funds for the
Whitecha...
South Presentation Convent: Two-Part Commission Presentation Sisters and the Presentation Windows
Tacita Dean spent a period of time with the sisters during the summer of 2005 and was struck in particular by the ‘communal rituals of eating and praying that highlight their day with a genuine camaraderie’. She was particularly drawn to the conti...
City Gallery Wellington: Michael Hirschfeld Gallery Honours Staunch Friend of the Arts
It’s appropriate to name this space after Michael because of his passion for the arts, and his support of new talent, says Wellington Museums Trust chair, Sue Driver. The new gallery recognises his extraordinary contribution to the arts in ...
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: Monet, Renoir, and the Impressionist Landscape
The exhibition opens with an early landscape by Claude Monet, Rue de la
Bavolle, Honfleur, placed within the context of the Realist landscape style
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Photomedia Center: Call for Artists : 2009 Open Juried Exhibition
Artists may submit up to 10 pieces for consideration. Entries must be postmarked by June 13, 2009. For submission guidelines,
Art Gallery of New South Wales: Picasso: The Last Decade
"Picasso was the towering, relentless, rapacious and protean genius of the twentieth century. He remained at the very epicentre of artistic pace throughout the century and even the anxieties of encroaching old age failed to dim his assertive crea...
Cafe Gallery Project: The London Group: Works on Paper
The results are plain to see in the gallery. Each exhibited work has a quality, integrity and inner consistency which has been uncompromised by any extraneous requirements of a theme or commissioning brief. Individual pieces are given plenty of sp...
Catto Contemporary: HONEY, I shrunk the Turner Prize: the Little Turner Prize
Catto Contemporary is proud to confirm a major solo Christmas exhibition of The Little Artists in November 2003 until Christmas Eve. Included in the show will be a brand new piece (which is larger than previous work), presenting a gallery scene fe...
Chinese Arts Centre: Far Away, So Close: Paintings by Guo Wei & He Duoling
Reflecting on his training in drawing Guo Wei’s work, with its focus on aspects of everyday life, pays close attention to movement and posture. In his latest series he once again takes teenagers as the subject, capturing what he calls their ‘restl...
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art: ALMOST WARM AND FUZZY: Childhood and
Contemporary Art
The exhibition features several kinetic and interactive pieces. Among the
many captivating installation works are: Sandy Skoglund’s Shimmering
Madness, a d...
Camden Arts Centre: Roman Signer
Simple objects like balloons, buckets, a canoe, a bicycle, a rifle, water, explosives, are exposed to processes of movement or material transformation (melting, firing, catapulting, sinking, floating). All available expertise, inventiveness and ex...
Bauhaus Dessau Foundation: Call for Artists: International Bauhaus Award
CATEGORIES: 1. Architecture and Urban Design. 2. Art and Design. 3.
Scientific and theoretical work.
PROJEKTS: realisations, designs, plans, publications, performances, essays,
researches, studies, concepts etc.
PRIZES: 1st prize 300...
Neuberger Museum of Art: Placing Avery
Milton Avery had a strong, “Connecticut Yankee” work ethic. He painted for 50 years, some times spending all day for weeks at a time at his easel, and sometimes creating as many as five or six paintings or studies in one day. He’s been quoted as...
Kettle's Yard Gallery, University of Cambridge: Attila Csorgo: Platonic Love
All is not as it would seem. In various works two glasses appear to contain slanting water, two screws rotate to form the image of a glass, and two perforated discs rotate to create a triangle or circle.
A tetrahedron, a cube and an octahedr...
Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania: Against Design
This exhibition is made possible by an Emily Hall
Tremaine Exhibition Award.
The Exhibition Award program was founded in 1998 to
honor Emily Hall
...
Sasol Art Museum, University of Stellenbosch: Sasol 1991-2001: South African Art Evolves
The twentieth century was characterized by changes of which the technological revolution had the most profound effect on South African lives.
Art and life are intertwined and many artists during the past ten years reflected on new living co...
Barbican Art Gallery: Iranian Contemporary Art: The Curve
The exhibition takes as a starting point a moment in the early
1960s when artists from Iran, fully acquainted with western art,
sought inspiration from their own rich...
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts: Sounds Like Art
Beginning in the post-World War II era, the work of John Cage made a case
for the idea that breaking down distinctions between noise and music would
open up possibilities for auditory pleasure. Random sonic juxtapositions
traffic sound...
Kettle's Yard Gallery, University of Cambridge: The Print Show
For over 30 years Cambridge has been a centre of excellence and innovation
in printmaking, attracting artists from around the world. Each studio has
its own area of expertise - lithography at The Curwen Studio,
screenprinting at The Print Studi...
Sartorial Contemporary Art: Some Product: New Paintings by Liz Neal
Liz Neal embodies the freedom, desperation and aggressiveness of not knowing what god to worship, what party to vote for, what sex to feel attracted to, consuming and experiencing everything around, getting the tongue burnt and waiting to be doome...
Witte de With Center for Contemportary Art: Occupying Space: Works from the Generali Foundation Collection
Photography, film, video, and installations are amply represented in the collection - the Generali Foundation has in fact been a pioneer in collecting policy involving these media. It holds the largest European collection of videos by artists. Ano...
Craft ACT: Craft and Design Centre: Baubles, Bangles and Beads: Australian Contemporary Jewellery
The exhibition of over 90 pieces includes individual items of contemporary Australian jewellery borrowed from 15 private collectors including Penelope Seidler (architect), Anna Volska (actor), Mandy Martin (artist), Margaret Pomeranz (film criti...
Kunsthalle Basel: Stan Douglas: Le Detroit
The film installation Le Détroit, to be shown for the first time
in Europe in the glass-roofed room of the Kunsthalle Basel,
takes the viewers to the heart of a city that is haunted by
dilapidation and unemployment and divided into strict socia...
National Gallery: Goya: The Family of the Infante Don Luis
He also had a dangerous weakness for women that was eventually to prove his
undoing. In 1775, the French ambassador at the Spanish court reported that
the Infante had arranged for three 'mujerzuelas', or prostitutes, to meet
him in the woods wh...
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