“Kutsal New York Kutsal San Francisco
Kutsal Tanca Kutsal Moskova
Kutsal İstanbul”
Howl Sergi
Uluma, Beat Kuşağının en önemli başyapıtı olan ve 6:45 Yayınevi’nin kataloğu içinde “nadide” bir yer taşıyan Allen Ginsberg’in çığır açan kitabı Howl’un kapaklarının seçilen sanatçılar tarafından birer “artwork”e çevrilmesi konsepti ile yola çıktı. Bu amaçla kitabın içeriğine uyumlu üretimler yapabilecek farklı kuşak
Gregory Raymond Halili Exhibition at Nancy Hoffman Gallery
“Memento”
October 30-December 13, 2014
The next exhibition at Nancy Hoffman Gallery comprises new work by Gregory Halili. This is his first show since 2006, and reveals a shift and change in his work, coinciding with a change in the artist’s city and country of residence. Rather than fill the gallery with intimate scale watercolors of butterflies, paradisiacal landscapes, or New York vistas, the artist has devoted himself
Nathalia Edenmont at Nancy Hoffman Gallery
“Force of Nature”
September 11-October 25, 2014
Edenmont was born in Yalta, and moved to Sweden by the time she was 20, realizing that life in the Soviet Union was disintegrating and held no future for her. Sweden was a country
Çağdaş klasik resmin tanınmış ismi Eser Afacan, 10 Eylül – 11 Ekim 2014 tarihleri arasında “Afacan’ın Zaman Kapsülleri” isimli sergisiyle
Piramid Sanat’ta sanatseverlerle buluşuyor.
Norveç’te yaşayan ve Munch’tan sonra gelen en ünlü sanatçılarından biri olan ressam Odd Nerdrum’la uzun yıllar birlikte çalışan Afacan’ın, efsanelerin ve otobiyografik dramların izlerini taşıyan yapıtları, sanatçının yoğun his dünyasıyla tekniğini bir araya getiriyor.
Treasures of British Art 1400-2000: The Berger Collection features the most significant private collection of British art in the United States. Spanning six centuries, this exhibition presents 50 masterpieces from this collection in a variety of subjects, styles, and eras. The Berger Collection rivals only the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Yale Center for British Art in its holdings of British artworks from the 1500s and early 1600s. It’s truly one of the most unique private collections
Portland artist Aaron T. Stephan is known for his take-offs from, and take-downs of, characteristic or “signature” gestures by artists throughout the American modern and contemporary canon. In his first solo exhibition at the Portland Museum of Art, part of our Circa series of exhibitions featuring contemporary artists, Stephan will present a suite of sculptural installation and recent prints that showcases his witty dialogue with the formalities of the art museum by making mischief
