Joseph Mallord William Turner
Edinburgh from Scott's Poetical Works vol 7; a series of 24 etchings
etching and engraving
1833
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Tate Britain: Turner and Venice
The exhibition is set out as a tour of Turner’s Venice. Beginning with the monumental centre around the Doge’s Palace and the Basilica of San Marco, the succeeding rooms draw the visitor deeper into the city’s topography. This sequence culminates ...
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...
Victoria and Albert Museum: Rural England Through a Victorian Lens: Benjamin Bricknell Turner
Known for his beautiful early photographs of rural England, Turner was one of the first, and remains
one of the most respected, of all British photographers. Between 1852 and 1854 he compiled 60 of his
photographs under the title Photographic Vi...
Tate Britian: Nominations invited for the 2001 Turner Prize
The members of the 2001 Turner Prize Jury are:
Patricia Bickers, Editor, Art Monthly
Stuart Evans, representative of the Patrons of New Art
Robert Storr, Senior Curator, Painting and Sculpture, The Museum of Modern Art,New York
Reynolda House, Museum of American Art: J.M.W. Turner and Frederic Church: An Atlantic Conversation
Reynolda House is borrowing J.M.W. Turner’s circa 1845 painting Yacht Approaching the Coast from the Tate Britain and exhibiting the masterpiece alongside the Museum’s own monumental 1855 work The Andes of Ecuador, by Frederic Church. This intern...
Red Head Gallery: Else-where. (After Turner): New work by David Scott Armstrong
Else–where. (After Turner) is an exhibition of 16 photo-based prints about
point of view, the image, and temporal/spatial displacement. Drawing upon
J.M.W. Turner’s apocryphal genesis of his painting "Snow Storm" (and its
later engraved print r...
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...
Seattle Art Museum: Expressions of the Brush: Paintings by Dutch and British Masters
Among the loans are three important portraits by Frans Hals, including a
pair of marriage portraits (ca. 1650), and three high-life genre scenes by
Dutch artists known for their rendering of silky fabrics and opulent
interiors, including Jan St...
Royal Academy of the Arts: TURNER: THE GREAT WATERCOLOURS
Turner: The Great Watercolours includes some 100 works and concentrates on
watercolours created for the public arena, in the form of exhibitions, commissions
from patrons, and works to be translated into engravings. The exhibit...
National Gallery of Scotland: The Vaughan Bequest of Turner Watercolours
Vaughan stipulated
that the watercolours must not be subjected to permanent display, since
continual exposure to light would result in their fading. In his will he ruled
...
Tate Gallery London: 1999 Turner Prize shortlist announced
The Turner Prize is awarded to a British artist under 50 for an outstanding
exhibition or other presentation of their work in the twelve months preceding 16
May 1999. The Prize was established in 1984 by th...
Cleveland Museum of Art: Voyage of Discovery: The Landscape Photograhs of Ray K. Metzker
The show was beautifully selected by former Cleveland museum director Evan H. Turner, who also wrote for the accompanying catalogue an essay and chronology that investigates the evolution of Metzker’s photography and the influence of historical la...
Tate Gallery: The Turner Prize 1999
The shortlisted artists are:
Tracey Emin for her exhibitions in New York and Japan in which she continued to show her versatility across a
wide range of media, her vibrancy and flair for self-expres...
Tate Gallery: Turner Prize 2000 Shortlist Announced
Tate Britain today announced the four artists who have been shortlisted for this years
Turner Prize, supported for the tenth consecutive year by Channel 4. The artists are:
Glenn Brown for his exhibitions at Jerwood Space Lond...
Tate Britian: Turner's Gallery, House and Library
The central area of the Clore Gallery will present an impression
of what contemporary visitors to Turner's Gallery in Queen Anne
Street would have seen, including a simulation of the 'Indian red,
nei...
Tate Gallery, Liverpool: Figurative Art at the End of the Century
Many of these works have only just been
acquired by the Tate and are on show in Liverpool for the first
time. Together, they create a powerful spectacle and raise issues
...
Tate Gallery: Ruskin, Turner and the Pre-Raphaelites
Ruskin was born in London on 8 February 1819 and died at his Lake District house Brantwood,
Coniston on 20 January 1900. He was the only child of a prosperous sherry merchant who was able to
...
Georgia O'Keeffe museum: GEORGIA O’KEEFFE: THE POETRY OF THINGS
Co-organized by the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. and the Dallas
Museum of Art, Georgia O'Keeffe: The Poetry of Things will also travel to the
...
Indianapolis Museum of Art: James Baker Pyne
Pyne is remembered as one of the best of the modern school of landscape painters and second only to J.M.W. Turner in his ability to paint expansive landscapes in brilliant sunshine or filtered sunshine through haze and mist....
Tate Britian: Turner Prize
The winner of the £20,000 Prize will be announced at Tate Britain on 28 November 2000
during a live broadcast by Channel 4. Work by the shortlisted artists will be shown in an
exhibition at Tate Britain from 25 October 2000 until ...
Dulwich Picture Gallery: The Golden Age of Watercolours : The Hickman Bacon Collection
Sir Hickman Bacon had unusual tastes for his time. The collection is especially strong in the type of late, ethereal Turner watercolour that only became widely popular with the advent of abstract painting in the 1940s and 50s. The works by Girtin ...
BANG the Gallery: BABES
Babe/baby/n : 1 a naïve inexperienced person
2a an infant, baby
2b a girl, woman - slang; used as a noun of address
Artist and illustrator, Lilly Turner explores the first meaning of BABES.The
innocent, yet strange infant, the ...
Serpentine Gallery: Gillian Wearing
This will be Wearing's
first significant
one-person exhibition in
London and will feature
classic early works as well
as r...
Tate Britain: Turner Prize 2003
The shortlisted artists for the Turner Prize 2003 are:
Jake and Dinos Chapman who will exhibit their recent work Insult to Injury in which they have methodically doctored a set of Francisco de Goya’s seminal etchings, The Disasters of War. S...
Cleveland Museum of Art: Master Drawings from the Cleveland Museum of Art
Curated by Diane De Grazia with Carter Foster, the exhibition will travel
to the Pierpont Morgan Library and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
National City is the international sponsor of Master Drawings from the
Cle...
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Off the Rectangle! cis an exhibition of the free-form collage of David
Turner. The accompanying short esssay by that name provides a provocative
challenge to collagists to reexamine the connection of collage to painting....
Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago: Tom Friedman
The exhibition will include approximately thirty of
Friedman’s sculptures, works on paper, and other
pieces, including new works made especially for this
show, in the MCA's Turner, Cohen, and fourth-floor
lobby galleries. The MCA is the fi...
Kunsthalle Wien, Museumsquartier: Steve McQueen
With his powerful, mostly silent films, Steve McQueen, born 1969 in London, has meanwhile become
something like a secret star of the international art scene.
His short art films are modern in a classical se...
Artspace - Generator Gallery: BIG: Members 4th Annual Exhibition
Artists included in the exhibtion are:
Paul Gent
Judith Eason
Sally Chisholm
...
Carnegie Museum of Natural History: NO ORDINARY LAND: ENCOUNTERS IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT
Beahan and McPhee share a unique eye for the paradoxes inherent in the social landscape. In Italy, a hillside of prehistoric cave dwellings is being converted to modern apartments; in
Hawaii, a garden of mangos and oranges are protected against i...
Hirshorn Museum and Sculpture Garden: Directions: Sam Taylor-Wood
Meet the Artist
Thursday, July 15, at 12 noon
Sam Taylor-Wood will discuss her work. Ring Auditorium. ...
National Galleries of Scotland: Rachel Whiteread: First Solo Exhibition on Scotland
In 1993 Whiteread made a cement
cast of the inside of a terraced three-story house in the
London borough of Hackney, where she lives and works.
House was demolishe...
Carnegie Museum of Art: Landscapes of Retrospection: The Magoon Collection of British Drawings and
Prints,1739-1860
...
K21 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen: Darren Almond: Passing and Past Time
His investigations often take him to remote parts of the world such as the Arctic and the Antarctic. These journeys have produced two films and two series of photographs which are being shown in K21 for the first time.
Almond’s engagements ...
Tate Liverpool: Mark Wallinger: Credo
Wallinger came to prominence in Britain in the 1980s and has since earned an
international reputation. He was nominated for the 1995 Turner Prize and recently
completed a new piece of work, Ecce Homo, for Trafalgar Square, ...
Marie-José Bouscayrol with Regard Publishing: Richard Solstjarna Represented in the French Artdictionairy LA MER 2006
Marie-José Bouscayrol's "La Mer" assembles over 150 painters that evoke the theme of the sea with passion and talent. ISBN : 2-9515774-6-X
Richard Solstjarna was aslo awarded "Diploma of Honor" and Prize "Oscar Della Cultura 2005" by Associaz...
Irish Museum of Modern Art: The Rowan Collection: Contemporary British and Irish Art
The exhibition, in the New Galleries, includes paintings, photographs, sculpture, installations
and graphic works. The subject matter is equally diverse embracing abstraction, figure
...
Victoria and Albert Museum: Five New Painting Galleries to Open
The V&A has remarkable collections of eighteenth and nineteenth century British landscape paintings and watercolours (the national collection of watercolours is held at the V&A). Three galleries will focus on the image of landscape in Britain as...
Tirage Gallery: Coast to Coast Exhibit: New Paintings by Tony Peters and John Brosio
Since that time, Peters a prolific young artist has garnered attention for his work, which has drawn favorable comparisons to Edward Hopper’s iconic diners and disenchanted cityscapes. Tony “has become popular among collectors who share his apprec...
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts: Create and Be Recognized: Photography on the Edge
Since most of their work was never intended for public consumption, its inclusion in the show and the fact that it is being presented posthumously, is of no coincidence. Create and Be Recognized is a rare opportunity to study their creations.
Th...
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