Francisco Perez Sierra (1627 - 1709) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews

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Artist: Francisco Perez Sierra (1627 - 1709)
Nationality: Spanish
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Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Sierra Arts/Northwest Reno Library: Outside the Box: Photography by Raymond St. Arnaud
St. Arnaud has been involved with photography and visual arts since 1968. He studied photography at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and has a BA in Fine Arts from the University of Alberta. In 1999, he began showing in galleries in ...
Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza: From Cranach to Monet: Masterpieces from the Perez Simon Collection
The Pérez Simón Collection Comprising more than 1,000 works and including paintings, sculpture, drawings, the decorative arts and manuscripts from the 14th to the 19th centuries, this Mexican collection is well known and highly esteemed by a...
Susie Sierra Gallery: Susie Sierra: New Works
Truly great works of art throb with palpable life like De Koonings' abstract works that open like doorways into endless fields of light. True art can never really be possessed, the object perhaps but not the art - that can only be experienced t...
Yale School of Art, Holcombe T. Green Jr. Gallery: Intersections/ Intersecciones: An Exhibition of Cuban Artists
Artists participating in this show are Giovanni Bosch, Christian Curiel, Florencio Gelabert, Coco Fusco, Marco Lau, Leonel Matheu, Julio Armando Mendoza, Maritza Molina, Eduardo Muñoz Ordoqui, Chantal Perez, Hugo Perez, Jesus Rivera and Leandro So...
DFN Gallery: Dangerous Women a Summer Group Exhibition
Paintings of heroic and super-heroic women - Peter Drake‚s Joan of Arc in Night Visions and John Jacobsmeyer‚s Invisible Woman portray women that threatened the established order. Both painters reinterpret forms of children's entertainment - one h...
Robert Mann Gallery: Ansel Adams : 100+1
Prints on display will vary in size, from small format vintage photographs such as a 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch contact print of Lodgepole Pines, Yosemite National Park, 1921 to large scale works such as a 40 x 30 1/2 inch mural format print of Monolith, ...
Gasworks Gallery: Shelf Life: Works by 12 International Artists Curated by smith + fowle
Artists included are: Bitterkomix (SA), Maria Hedlund (SW), Paul Khera (UK), Robert Linder (USA), Euan Macdonald (C), Kerry James Marshall (USA), Robin Rhode (SA), Freddie Robins (UK), Dario Robleto (USA), Will Rogan ...
Ridley Gallery, Sierra College: Michael Robert Pollard: Moments of Life Defined Through Sets of Expressive Marks and Tags
Pollard states, “As an artist I balance emotion and intense color through improvisation and gesture. Refiguring the human form into an expressive set of marks and tags. My work has been a way to channel my emotion and document life. Last year m...
MoMA QNS: Ansel Adams at 100
The exhibition is accompanied by a major publication containing reproductions of extraordinary fidelity and an essay by Mr. Szarkowski that articulates his reappraisal of Adams's work. The international tour is made possible by Hewlett-Packard....
Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery: Stretch: Works by Artists from North and South America
Comments co-curators Keith Wallace and Eugenio Valdes Figueroa, "Bringing together artwork from different nations within the Americas serves to provide a perspective on the works' similarities and differences. In spite of the virtual demise of n...
Morono Kiang Gallery: Just Words: Xu Bing, Hong Hao, and Xie Xiaoze
In this show, MacArthur grant recipient and New York-based artist Xu Bing works with the letters of an English word, slightly altering and arranging them so that the word seems to take on the form of a Chinese character, yet remains legible to the...
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...
Museum of the Americas: 7 Women from 7 Countries
The MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAS (MoA) is one of the few art institutions in Florida to foster and promote both established and emerging contemporary artists of every origin. Located in the City of Doral (Miami-Dade County area), MoA serves as an import...
San Bernardino County Museum, Fisk Gallery: Brian Prescott: Photographs from A Bird's Eye View
Prescott has been to five continents to see more than 1,500 species of birds, and he has photographed more than 1,000 of them. He has traveled to the four corners of North America, and into the Yukon and Northwest Territory of Canada. He has visit...
Citibank: Kathryn Henneman: Empowering the Dream
The passion with which she has embraced her new surroundings is exceeded by her passion for her craft. “Painting is the rhythm of my life,” Henneman says. The abstract impressionist artist has been painting professionally for the last 20 y...
Museum of Contemporary Art, Cleveland: Material Witness: Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Douglas Gordon, Santiago Sierra, Johnny Coleman, Jun Nguyen-Hatsushiba and Laylah Ali
Made with sensual, symbolically charged materials, many of the works in the exhibition are distinguished by a rich "materiality." Thousands of flowers, visceral photographic images, a thick carpet of oak leaves, saturated color, and layers of vib...
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...
Cantor Arts Center Stanford University: Yosemite's Structure and Textures: Photographs by Eadweard Muybridge, Carleton Watkins, Ansel Adams, and Others
The inaccessible valley was home to six Indian tribes, including the Ahwahneechee and the Yosemetes. In the early 1850s the Indians were relocated and miners and prospectors began to arrive. As word spread of the Valley's wonders, photographers so...
Museum of the Americas: Women in the Arts 2009
The Museum of the Americas (MoA) celebrates once again the International Women's Month by presenting its 16th annual exhibition of "Women in the Arts 2009" as a tribute to women artists all over the world. The Museum of the Americas has pioneer...
Perugi artecontemporanea: Ciao! Manhattan: Recent Painting from New York
A Warholian mood, in fact, seems to have gripped the New York art world and Andy's presence feels inevitable. And we might even consider that in the implacable face of current events, for an American artist a (d)Andified detachment might be an act...
UAVM - Unknown Artists Virtual Museum: Secret Portraits
Participating in the exhibition is: Agricola de Cologne (photography, Germany); Alberto Magrin (photography, Italy); Ariane Maugery (video, France); Dora Aguila (photography, Chile); Elena Perez Ardiles (photography, Chile); Eva Lewarne (digital ...
Woman Made Gallery: Call for Artists: Call for Women’s Art
We are looking for fine crafts in all media and forms except clothing: glass, clay, wood, fiber, mixed-media, metals and jewelry, paper (no drawing or painting) for a series of exhibitions. The exhibition time and length will coincide wi...
Sundance Photographic Workshop: Call for Artists: November Workshop in the Wild West
Camera gear in hand, they are greeted by local "Cowboy Poet" Lannie Scopes, who introduces the area while fellow wrangler JP Carson prepares a hearty, old west-style breakfast. After chow, Lannie will mount his horse and gallop through the streams...
Casa de la Cultura, Competa: Andalusian International Artists Group Exhibition
The Competa Casa de la Cultura presents a magical and energetic group exhibition featuring new work by 17 contemporary artists from the Andalusian International Artists Group (aia-group.net) with a compelling range of media, themes, figuration and...
California Palace of the Legion of Honor: Wayne Thiebaud: A Paintings Retrospective
Often associated with the so-called Pop Art movement of the 1960s, Thiebaud is perhaps best known for his wry yet carefully studied still-lifes of commonplace objects, such as cakes...
Oakland Museum of Califoria: La Flor y la Calavera: Altars and Offerings for the Days of the Dead
This years exhibition examines the centrality of the concept of balance in pre-Columbian traditions as well as in our time. In the Breuner Gallery, the roots of the Días de los Muertos celebration are traced back to the early cultures of Mexico. T...
Il Ramo d'Oro: Clara Menerella: Faces Again
Clara Menerella, born in Mondragone, Italy, where she has always been living and working. She attended the Aversa art high school, obtained a diploma in Sculpture at the fine arts academy in Naples, where she studied under the supervision of Augus...
Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden: Another Line: New Forms of Drawing
Current approaches to an expansion of drawing build on achievements of 20th century art history and further develop historical approaches in a decidedly contemporary vein. Today the genre of drawing shows that it has liberated itself from academic...
Asylum Gallery: Call for Artists: National Juried Digital Art and Photography Exhibition
Notifications of acceptance will be e-mailed October 14, 2008. Work is due by November 5th. The Exhibit will run from November 15 to December 21, 2008. For more details and a prospectus/entry form, please email info@asylumgallery.net, or check t...
CreArte, Chicano Latino Arts Center and Museum: A Day in the Life of ArTrujillo
Artists were encouraged to work large and to complete each work within 24 hours, in keeping with the exhibition title, with no restrictions on media or theme. The result is a vigorous sampling of ArTrujillo artists. This an extraordinari...
Cafe Gallery Project: Destiny Manifest Eden's End: Cathy Ward and Eric Wright
Manifest destiny was a term first expressed by John L. O'Sullivan and used to describe the belief of the 1840's in the inevitable territorial expansion of the United States: .... and that claim is by the right of our manifest destiny to over spr...
Phillips Collection: Wayne Thiebaud: A Paintings Retrospective
Born in Mesa, Arizona in 1920, Thiebaud began his career as a commercial artist and cartoonist. During the 1960s, his deadpan paintings of food and household goods associated him most closely with the Pop Art ...
Carengie Museum of Natural History: The Art of Nature Photography Symposium
The speakers are: Anthony E. Cook. Cook is a naturalist, artist and author of The Cook Forest, An Island in Time. He has attained international recognition in the wo...
Reina Sofía Art Gallery of the Alzheimer Foundation: DIN A4 Project
Initially it took place in Holland, and consequently in countries like Germany, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Poland, Spain, Bosnia and the United States. Currently, it has touched Latin American territory. The project organization has been poss...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: Martin Puryear: 15 Works of Large Sculpture
Martin Puryear uses a vocabulary of simple reductive forms to create works with a strong and direct physical presence. Process and materials are crucial to his work, which is predominantly based around traditional craft techniques of woodworking,...
Cantor Arts Center Stanford University: Vanishing Worlds: Art and Ritual in Amazonia
"Using brilliantly colored feathers of some 40 species, including parrots, macaws, and herons, the Amazonian Indians create objects that call upon a range of physical and magical forces — forces integral to their conception of the environment arou...
Hyde Park Art Center: Cut, Pulled, Colored and Burnt
Raising issues of representation, cultural identity and assertion through photography, painting, drawing, sculpture and assemblage, the exhibition offers a diverse group of provocative, serious works, tempered by often humorous social critique. D...
Field Museum: Americanos: Latino Life in the United States
The Field Museum features the sections depicting Family, Work, Sports, and Culture and the Arts. The Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum showcases photos of Community and Spiritual Life. Located approximately four miles apart, The...
Woman Made Gallery: Fabrications: Cat Chow, Anne Elizabeth and Jill Ziccardi
Cat Chow is showing three new works from her Mourning Gowns series which is inspired by Victorian mourning/memorial jewelry. Chow’s work blurs the distinctions between sculpture, fashion and architecture. She manipulates everyday objects into fa...
Akademie der Kuenste: SPACE. Sites for Art
“SPACE. Sites for Art” is a first attempt to reveal and discuss this situation in the current horizon of the arts and in their interdisciplinary philosophical and motific dimensions. In both of the Academy’s buildings, the exhibition investi...

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