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Dylan Thomas Centre: Another Kind of Eden: Works by John Selway
They are inspired by Selway's own youth - particularly summer
holidays in rural Herefordshire - as well as the childhood of Dylan Thomas.
Selway explores the closeness of the life and death experiences, and the
ecstacy and agony of sexual awake...
Canberra Contemporary Art Space: Running Wild: Danielle Thomas and Lorraine Webb
Webbs paintings show the wild animals of the bush, waterholes and tracks. Thomas chooses the traditional animals of her country as themes for her work.
These two young artists were both winners of 5th Indigenous Heritage Art Award....
Artio: The Darkroom: Photographs by Jurgen Pape and Janet Thomas
Janet Thomas states, "I have always wanted to be an artist…a painter really. And I did try, I tried so hard. Finally I realized that I am just not very good at painting. Somewhere along the way I stumbled into photography. It was almost an acciden...
University of Richmond Museums, Marsh Gallery: Thomas Weaver: Punchlist
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K21 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen: Thomas Schütte: Kreuzzug [Crusade]
Since the mid-1980's, Thomas Schütte has attracted growing interest, both at home and abroad. Solo exhibitions in Krefeld, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Bern, Paris, Ghent, Hamburg, London, Porto and New York, among other places, attest to this. Today he ...
Museum of Modern Art: Thomas Demand: Convincingly Real or Strangely Artificial
Since 1993, the camera has become crucial to his creative practice. Regarding photography as a “constructed reality,” Demand begins with a pre-existing image, usually culled from the media, which he translates into a life-size paper model.
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Dylan Thomas Centre: Especially When the October Wind: Works by Twelve Printmakers
The set will tour as an exhibition which will be launched at the Dylan
Thomas Centre on Tuesday 6th May at 6pm. It will be opened by Malcolm Parr
who wrote the catalogue introduction. Dylan's daughter Aeronwy Thomas will
be present at this even...
Wilhelm-Busch-Museum: Thomas Rowlandson - Grace, Gallantry, Grotesque: English Visual Satire from Rococo to Romanticism
The exhibition runs from May 19 through July 29, and a fully illustrated
catalogue is available at the museum shop (Schlütersche GmbH, 208 pp., DM
70 incl. shipping in Germany).
...
Contemporary Art Centre of Malaga: United Nations Miniature: Thomas Hirschhorn
Thomas Hirschhorn studied graphic design in Zurich, a
profession which he
abandoned when he decided that it was too closely linked to
commercial and
private interests. From then on he has devoted himself to
art, working in
different media...
Royal West of England Academy: Drawn Together: Focus on Drawing and Mixed Media
The exhibition, which was curated to reference types of drawing – from the life drawn pencil sketch, its development into collage and then to assemblage. Throughout the exhibition drawing is used as a tool for note taking, recording, illustrating ...
gogallery: Traphic: Thomas “Marok” Marecki
“With my installment I basically want to create a parallel approach to common things. Link and connect things
which are otherwise considered disparate elements, and thus create a present that is both absurd and real -
just like today’s reality.”...
Frye Art Museum: Thomas Williams Jones: Three Decades of Watercolors
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Joan Miro Foundation: Homo ludens. Art at play: You and I by Thomas Huber
The emphasis is on the notion of the pictorial space – a space with a certain depth where a very "different" universe develops in which the radical figures, landscapes and architecture exist in two dimensions, totally unconcerned with what is goin...
Ffotogallery at Turnerhouse: Thomas Kellner included in Fantasy and Denial
Part two, Fantasy & Denial, draws its title from commissioned work by Willie Doherty depicting the facades of Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum
Wales and Welsh Office in Cardiff (1990). This exhibition considers commissions that have explored the...
the Warhol: Unnatural Rubber : Artist Competition Celebrates 100 Years of Synthetic Rubber
Each artist was asked to submit a sketch of what they would do if they won the contest, and the winning entry was awarded a $75,000 cash prize and the necessary materials to make the drawing a reality. The winning sculpture, created by Hank Willi...
Bert Green Fine Art: Solo Debuts : Thomas Garner - Miguel Osuna - Michael Pearce
Thomas Garner's composition is based on a distorting photograph, taken while
moving the camera, of Baroque artworks. The resulting, blurred or distorted
images, are then painted on stitched linen, sometimes with exposed seams or
raw canvas area...
Dylan Thomas Centre: American Photogropher Evelyn Bernstein
The poetic photographs are informed by the
natural splendours of sublime landscapes and are complemented by an
urban sensibility to unusual and vital combinations of space. Her
photographs are printed onto archival paper by Nash Editions, using...
Studio Thomas Kellner: photographers:network - Selection 2005
The exhibition shows work by artists that are at
the same time on a similar path like Thomas Kellner. He gives us the
opportunity to see images of his colleagues, whom he meets at festivals
and other events somewhere in the world. The photograp...
Fraser Gallery: Art and Technology
The exhibition includes work by Kathryn Cornelius, Claire Watkins, Scott Hutchison, Thomas Edwards, David Page and others.
"We seek to explore and to show," says Fraser, "what happens when talented and creative individuals, with a proven reco...
Philadelphia Museum of Art: Thomas Eakins: American Realist
Eakins was one of the earliest American artists to
make photography an integral part of his creative process. For
the first time in a major retrospective of his work...
Haunch of Venison: Thomas Nozkowski: Paintings 1992-2004
Each work has a unique style and a densely layered surface that is developed over a long period of time and revised through sanding, scraping and over-painting. Nozkowski works in relatively small sizes, most often 16 x 20 inches, in contrast to t...
Haunch of Venison: Thomas Nozkowski: Paintings 1992-2004
Each work has a unique style and a densely layered surface that is developed over a long period of time and revised through sanding, scraping and over-painting. Nozkowski works in relatively small sizes, most often 16 x 20 inches, in contrast to t...
Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt: Change of Scene XVIII
New works / New rooms by:
Gilbert & George (*1943 & 1942), Katharina Fritsch (*1956), Felix Gonzales-Torres
(*1957-1996), Franz Gertsch (*1930), Rosemarie Trockel (*1952), Markus Raetz (*1941), Barbara Klemm (*1939), Robert Gober (*1954), An...
Stalke Gallery: Thomas Bang: Tales of Frail Conditions
In these works, meaning branches out into infinite layers of
complexity and paradox. An element that contributes to this network of
meaning is Bang’s strong narrative charging of the objects, partly through
the titles of the works, partly throu...
New York State Museum: The Course of Empire:Thomas Cole and the Hudson River School Landscape Tradition
Thomas Cole, long considered the founder of the Hudson River School and the father of 19th century American landscape as a whole, takes center stage in this exhibition with his seminal five-painting series, The Course of Empire. Commissioned by th...
Plus Ultra Gallery: A Series of 'Nows': Thomas Lendvai
Referencing the notion that there is no perceptible past or present, only a series of "nows," Lendvai's installation, although obviously constructed right out of the walls with heavy-duty timber, gives viewers the impression that should they come ...
Textile Museum of Canada: Boys with Needles: David Grenier, Neil MacInnis, Thomas Roach and Patrick Traer
On March 19 at 7:00 pm, Toronto-based visual artist and writer R.M. Vaughan will be reading selections of his poetry in response to the Boys with Needles exhibition. Vaughan is the author of two books of poetry, a novel, and numerous plays; and is...
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Other Pictures: Vernacular Photographs from the Thomas Walther Collection
The exhibition is drawn exclusively from the
Thomas Walther Collection, one of the finest private
collections of photographs in t...
St. Thomas Episcopal Church: 1700 Years of Armenian Art: Repousse Metal Works by Garri Dadyan
"The fine repousse images of Melic Dadayan are part of a great tradition of art of the Eastern churches reaching back into the Middle Ages from Northwest Russia to as far Southeast as Armenia. In a time when contemporary Soviet artists have been ...
Oakland Museum of Califoria: PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT CELEBRATES THE CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF OAKLAND'S CHILDREN - Our World: The Children of Oakland
The exhibit is a collaboration between the museum and InnerCity Expressions, a youth graphic arts business run by Harbor House Ministries, where teens are trained by volunteer professionals in such skills as computer graphics, marketing, accountin...
Paolo Curti / Annamaria Gambuzzi and Co. Gallery: Painting on the Roof: Works Curated by Veit Loers
Most of the nine artists come from southern Germany. They come to grips with the idea of narrative art, though without any debt to it. They are interested in the concept of the icon, in the true sense of the term, that of representative painting. ...
Thomas Dane: Stefan Kuerten: Black Mirror
After previous series recording suburbia's banal modernist aesthetic and ambivalent taste, Kürten's present group of paintings focus on images of sculpture - from the small, decora-tive or votive object to the public monument. Unusually, these are...
Ohio Art League: Thomas Roese, Paintings
About the MCE’s: The Ohio Art League invites it’s 500+ artists to submit a
short written proposal to the Exhbition Committee. Exhibitions can be
thematic, retrospective or otherwise. A proposal includes and outline for an
exhibition describing ...
National Gallery of Art: Thomas Gainsborough, 1727-1788
The exhibition was organized by Tate Britain--where it has been on view since October 24, 2002, and will close on January 19, 2003--in association with the National Gallery of Art, Washington, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, where it will be ...
High Museum: Visions of the Frontier: American Landscapes
From
the Collection of Ted Turner
Moran, also represented in this show, focused much of his attention on painting scenes of areas
now protected by the National Parks system. Turner's collection is marked by superb paintings that depict the depth,
range and stunning beauty of t...
Scottish National Portrait Gallery: Thomas Carlyle: A Hero of His Time
Born in Ecclefechan, the son of a stonemason, Carlyle was educated at Edinburgh University and became one of the most prolific and influential writers of the nineteenth century. A man of passionate convictions, he was regarded by his contemporari...
Carnegie Museum of Natural History: Sixth Gem Artists of North America Exhibit
The items in this special exhibition were loaned by 13 members of the Gem Artist of North America (GANA), an organization of about 100 people committed to the advancement of gemstone lapidary art. Showcasing some of the top lapidary artists in t...
NTU Gallery: A Decade of Prints: From the Art Collection of the Charles Darwin University
Artists represented in a decade of prints include Rover Thomas, Queenie McKenzie, Prince of Wales, Dorothy Napangardi, Johnny Bulunbulun, Rusty Peters, Peggy Napangardi Jones, Tommy Bung Bung, Helicopter Joe Tjungurrayi, Paddy Japaljarri Stewar...
Corcoran Gallery of Art: Encouraging American Genius: Master Paintings from the Corcoran Gallery
A number of outstanding individual works complete the selection,
including well-known examples by early masters like John Singleton
Copley and Joshua Johnson and striking modernist compositions by Maurice
Prendergast, Thomas Hart Benton and Aar...
Galerie Karsten Greve: Thomas Brummett: Recent Work
The so called "Desert Series" has been realised in a journey by the artist
to a desert in Arizona. While photographing in the natural landscape,
Brummett puts single objects like cactuses, flowers and tress, into view. Hethus creates a surreal a...
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