Indeed, a group representing some 255 French art galleries, the Professional Committee of Art Galleries (PCAT), issued a statement this week demanding that the sculpture be installed elsewhere.
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And, personally, I need access to art galleries and theaters.
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Stockton University Art' Galleries, 101 Vera King Farris Drive. stockton.
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Small shops, restaurants and art galleries are within walking distance.
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Normally, except at openings, most art galleries are not crowded.
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In New York City, Ms. Ryan worked for art galleries.
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Chelsea has contemporary art galleries like Lehmann Maupin, which displays works by established artists, while Bushwick, in Brooklyn, also has contemporary art galleries such as Koeing & Clinton but with works by up-and-coming artists.
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Eugenie is a director at the Hauser and Wirth art galleries.
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The Blue Dot, one of the web's first online art galleries.
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Some are held by Dutch museums, art galleries and other institutions.
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More appeared on eBay, and in auction houses and art galleries.
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For many tourists, museums and art galleries are must-see attractions.
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How diverse are the artists shown at New York's art galleries?
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" You can also indicate your hobbies, like "Bowling" and "Art galleries.
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He projected them for friends in bars, discos, and art galleries.
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There are two types of art galleries in this world, Virgo.
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They exhibited in art galleries and were covered by international press.
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It's as though bowerbirds are curators of their own art galleries.
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Several of the mansions have been turned into hotels and art galleries.
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He's been taking in some London plays recently and touring art galleries.
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When art galleries open in the neighborhood, it's another sign of gentrification.
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Williamsburg also offers theme parks, beaches, trails, a vineyard and art galleries.
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ANNANDALE-On-HUDSON, N.Y. What exactly is it that art galleries do?
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Then back down in the elevator onto a street of art galleries.
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A joint exhibition continues at Pitzer College Art Galleries through December 8.
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Find these and more in our guide to New York's art galleries.
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"There used to be art galleries along the pier," Mr. Bradbury said.
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Retail space on the main floor will most likely attract art galleries.
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The studio sat 10 stories above a block crammed with art galleries.
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Shops, restaurants and art galleries can be found nearby, along Route 22014.
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Many art galleries in the area closed and local residents moved out.
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Of the eight participating spaces in this year's event, three were art galleries.
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We should present our pieces in art galleries, but they don't get it.
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Being the capital, this place has some killer art galleries, museums and libraries.
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The influx of art galleries, hi-rise luxury condos, and hotels is jarring.
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It's all developers: studios, art galleries, warehouses that you can't even go into.
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Hashmi has since taken to performing the work live at art galleries worldwide.
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We have a lot of art galleries and places that can host shows.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art galleries are kind of like restaurants.
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Additionally, Lewes is home to over 40 shops, art galleries, restaurants, and inns.
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Walia said the company is working on building art galleries in the app.
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With most spaces shuttered, art galleries are getting creative about presenting work online.
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With most spaces shuttered, art galleries are getting creative about presenting work online.
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Piano stores and art galleries, once prevalent, have also seen their ranks thinned.
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Now boutiques, restaurants, theaters, cinemas, art galleries and book stores populate the area.
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He explores the city's parks, its wide streets, its museums and art galleries.
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On August 17, the museum reopened its European art galleries after a summer rehaul.
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Its tree-lined lanes dotted with cafés and art galleries have become fashionable hangouts.
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We wander in and out of local art galleries, bookstores, and a coffee shop.
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" Mr. Resch, 31, is the author of the 2014 book "Management of Art Galleries.
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Art galleries and book shops, once signposts of a city's cultural exuberance, have disappeared.
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Some of the booths are set up like art galleries; others, like living rooms.
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For Ms. Friedman, Fashion Month is like a global tour of modern art galleries.
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It is also filled with nightclubs, museums, art galleries, and sidewalk restaurants and cafés.
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Art galleries regularly open new shows every two weeks or so, repeating artists constantly.
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It said it had documents showing it had been exhibited at art galleries in Japan.
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The valley has a multitude of restaurants, pubs, inns, art galleries and charming covered bridges.
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What art critic doesn't enjoy the pleasures of reviewing shows in our grander art galleries?
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Booklovers began to essentially create their own miniature art galleries of beautiful and abstract artwork.
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The City of Lights is recognized for its lovely cafes, bakeries, boutiques and art galleries.
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WILL HEINRICH 20103 Hudson Gallery Hunter College Art Galleries 22010 Hudson Street, TriBeCa Through Nov.
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Even art galleries have been closed on the pretext that activists like to gather there.
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Albany's downtown is lined with art galleries, wine shops, and churches for visitors to peruse.
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A possible future may be unfolding in art galleries like Transfer, located in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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Napa Valley, for example, has a robust arts scene with several high-caliber art galleries.
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A luxurious tower of art galleries is the last building on the Prada Foundation's campus.
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Over time, art galleries, small boutiques and furniture designers followed, giving the neighborhood cultural cachet.
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But in recent years, art galleries have gravitated to this district, abutting a namesake park.
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In related experiments, participants toured virtual art galleries with the option to take onscreen snapshots.
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Art galleries galore, hidden alleys with small shops, outdoor sculptures and tons of eating options.
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Few of the art galleries and spas that line the downtown streets have been open.
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MADRID — The Prado was not designed to be one of the world's great art galleries.
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McDermott's bequest prompted the decision to reinstall the European Art galleries to accommodate the new acquisitions.
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They are especially common now in artistic performance spaces, like theaters, art galleries, and film festivals.
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The results are magnificent, and deserve a spot on the walls of our finest art galleries.
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As street art finds its way into more and more swanky art galleries, its essence fades.
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Their first shows were at art galleries because music venue bookers thought the duo was crazy.
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The residence features two art galleries, one of which has walls covered in fine Italian cashmere.
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Art galleries, restaurants and hotels have opened, and annual film and music festivals have gained traction.
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Some art galleries, real estate purveyors and even yacht sellers are increasingly enthusiastic about taking bitcoin.
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It sounds hyperbolic, but I feel like I grew up in art galleries around the world.
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Scottsdale's Main Street contains over 40 art galleries displaying the work of more than 1,000 artists.
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Parisian art galleries aren't renowned for their decadent party spirit, at least not on weekday afternoons.
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The town center is full of art galleries, clothing stores, coffee shops, spas and yoga studios.
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Meanwhile, the real action is happening at art galleries, private museums and other independently run spaces.
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Gagosian, a network of art galleries founded by Larry Gagosian, which represents Ruby, Instagrammed the announcement.
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NEW YORK Growing up in upstate New York, Graham Tyler Baldwin was fascinated by art galleries.
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We walked away from the main beach, past art galleries and workshops to a rocky cove.
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And she wants to please her girlfriend, a community organizer who equates art galleries with gentrification.
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I have always tried to tell myself that celebrity bodies are a little like art galleries.
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The area is filled with restaurants, high-end doughnut shops, breweries, art galleries, boutiques and theaters.
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It is a work in progress, as most art galleries always are, one way or another.
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Beyond common spaces, some developers are turning model units into full-fledged art galleries as well.
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Ramesch had been enjoying the restaurants, art galleries, parks and bayside promenades of Panama City for years.
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In the past, things like art galleries and harder game modes were rewards for beating a game.
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All over Puerto Rico, art galleries, museums and other institutions are still managing the post-Maria deluge.
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As an adult, she visited the Netherlands and stayed in a friend's apartment near several art galleries.
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The works are currently on display in the European Art Galleries of the Audrey Jones Beck Building.
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The New York Times ended its coverage of art galleries, museums, and theaters in the Tristate area.
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Towns like Floyd and Galax have seen their downtowns energized by new restaurants, art galleries, and shops.
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It's also home to some of the city's best art galleries, gay bars, and live music venues.
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In recent years, the emirate has built several contemporary art galleries including Artspace and the Mottahedan Projects.
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The up-and-coming town offers a lot: authentic Southern barbecue, art galleries, and plenty of shopping.
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She also returned to creating icons, but this time they were intended for art galleries, not churches.
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In its Uptown area, travelers are treated to an array of restaurants, hotels, shops, and art galleries.
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"He couldn't sell it through his art galleries, unless the clothes were priced like art," Britt said.
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"I think it's one of the great art galleries," Mr. de Montebello said in a telephone interview.
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It's located in Los Angeles' West Hollywood neighborhood, which is known for its art galleries and nightlife.
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Art galleries, especially those on the Lower East Side and its environs, can sometimes resemble found objects.
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Their works are mixed and spread throughout nine different art galleries and civic centers across the city.
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Historically art galleries have been "white cubes," intentionally sterile atmospheres designed to facilitate singular viewing of art.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Art Galleries Filling Roles as Sponsors" (front page, March 7), about how nonprofit museums are relying on commercial art galleries to help pay for exhibitions featuring the galleries' artists: Nonprofit theaters began accepting coyly named "enhancement money" from Broadway producers some 30 years ago.
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About The Polygon Gallery The Polygon Gallery is considered one of Canada's most internationally acclaimed public art galleries.
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Even during the crack epidemic, it remained a home to black-owned art galleries, bookstores and clothing shops.
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But public housing still exists just steps away on Essex Street, surrounded by a ton of art galleries.
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BURIED BENEATH a sand dune, in the beach town of Beidaihe, nestles one of China's newest art galleries.
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Forces on the ground inspected auction houses, art galleries, museums, ports, airports, border crossing points, and private houses.
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Deloitte Digital was approached by several art galleries to recreate the event, something she said it is considering.
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Here you'll stumble upon street performers, unique gift shops, vintage clothing, art galleries, great restaurants and jazz shops.
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Currently on display at Woodstreet Art Galleries, David Spriggs' GOLD is the most recent of his Stratachrome series.
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You've performed in art galleries, but also in nightlife environments like Chapter 10 and David Lynch's club Silencio.
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Ishrat Akhond was a Bangladeshi human resource specialist who worked for art galleries, local development organizations and nonprofits.
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Luckily for Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, known as LACE, and the Pitzer College Art Galleries in Claremont, Calif.
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The hotel is within walking distance of the pedestrian plaza El Jardín and various art galleries and restaurants.
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Grab a crepe and admire the town's ramparts and quaint streets filled with art galleries and craft shops.
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Find these and more in our guide to what to see in New York's art galleries right now.
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It still maintains large public housing projects, but is dotted with art galleries, new condominiums and expensive restaurants.
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Art galleries mostly, and that was the case with the two paintings by Gresham Sykes in the corner.
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He recalled watching lots of movies as a boy, and being dragged to art galleries by his parents.
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It is less than a mile from the center, with its restaurants, art galleries, Pilates studio and library.
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CreditCredit People can find visiting art galleries intimidating, mysterious or irksome, but it needn't be, even for beginners.
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The grand plan, which is several years away, is to add a hotel, cultural spaces and art galleries.
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Chelsea, an area known for its art galleries, is one of the city's wealthier and more expensive neighborhoods.
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Visiting museums and art galleries will help you live longer No telling if seeing "Cats" does the same.
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She'll pull me almost all the way west toward the art galleries and that dumb Barry Diller building.
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On a practical level, you might set yourself a weekly regimen: Go to art galleries, lectures and concerts.
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In the years since the brewer left, structures have been used as temporary concert halls and art galleries.
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And, with works by celebrated artists mounted on the walls, the three stations could almost be art galleries.
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When I'm home, we cook together, drink wine and listen to Linda Ronstadt, hike or visit art galleries.
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It had clubs, gig venues, art galleries, decent pubs, cinemas, a vibrant music scene, and young attractive folk.
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Travel Tips Whether you're vacationing in a big city or a small town, checking out the local art galleries makes for an enjoyable day out, said Natasha Schlesinger, an art historian who created ArtMuse Discover Galleries, an app that guides users through New York City's more than 1,000 art galleries.
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Artists and enthusiasts have adopted the practice, bringing doses to the public in fashion magazines and art galleries alike.
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This was the third incident involving a visitor to one of Russia's leading art galleries in under a year.
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The organizing committee promptly blossomed to over 20 people, all California-based independent publishers, arts organizations, and art galleries.
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" His elevator pitch for the app is the pithy: "Art Galleries are for the 1%, wydr for the 99%.
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Asheville, with its craft breweries and art galleries, is about an hour's drive east of the town of Cherokee.
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In particular, Melbourne is known for its street art, galleries and museums, as well as for its food scene.
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She was also a painter and curator who had helped design art galleries, according to Mak Khan, her uncle.
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The vastly larger parade of high-fashion outfits spreads across the main floor's Byzantine, Medieval and Renaissance art galleries.
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Originally, the stills were tagged in art galleries on Google Maps in August as a critique of gallery spaces.
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She grew up in her grandparents' French Quarter art galleries and their studios as they were copper sculpture artists.
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But art galleries are by definition fluid and ephemeral: self-created worlds characterized by changing shows and changing addresses.
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Other cafes attract regular customers by housing small art galleries with rotating exhibitions, or by offering vibrant people-watching.
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Finally, note that many commercial art galleries will close for extended periods in the final weeks of the year.
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But Odeon hung on, in part because of the influx of art galleries and the opening of nearby nightspots.
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We probably had the biggest risk of any insurer in the Chelsea area, where the art galleries were located.
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There's no reason why art galleries would be interested in the work since they don't consider us as artists.
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I spotted several art galleries (although it was Sunday, so they were closed) and lots of interesting street art.
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She added that the area now had more than 2600 art galleries, which have displaced mom-and-pop businesses.
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There were art galleries like the South London Gallery then, but it seemed exclusive and nonaccessible to the locals.
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While I love the location — surrounded by art galleries and hip eateries — it's far from the big tourist sites.
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Classic souvenir: Original pieces from the art galleries situated in shingle-style houses or the nearby Chilmark flea market.
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The disparity is most severe in the contemporary market, where living artists' work is sold out of art galleries.
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"It's a highly sensitive group of people — artists, and those who run art galleries and museums," Mr. Govan said.
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The area contains several multidisciplinary venues, including art galleries and co-working spaces, as well as bars and clubs.
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I have of course visited preschools and art galleries; no doubt I will gladly visit them again in future.
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But these days, art galleries operate on margins that the French-born artist would call "inframince" (infrathin, barely perceptible).
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Habits such as eating healthy, being more honest, or visiting art galleries can improve your outlook on life drastically.
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When I started 15 years ago, there were no art galleries, and no museums, and no ecosystem for artists.
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David Hammons exhibit at Hauser & Wirth Going to art galleries is another chance to reset from the work grind.
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Oh, I do hope they're going to bring out a whole range of puddings inspired by contemporary art galleries.
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"Nashville has great museums, great contemporary art galleries," said Downey, taking a brief aside from installation to speak with Hyperallergic.
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"Cruising happened in bars, it happened in art galleries, it happened on the streets," said Shug in a phone interview.
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They are especially common in Guadalajara's charming Tlaquepaque district, a popular tourist area full of markets, art galleries, and eateries.
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He also noted that the presence of art galleries is often the first sign that large-scale development will follow.
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Master & Dynamic expects the speaker to be popular among design aficionados as well as public spaces such as art galleries.
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The street is lined with art galleries, live music performances, crafts and clothes for sale, and bars every two blocks.
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Anisimow, who converted her parents' garage into her studio, showcases her work at art galleries, festivals, charity events and fundraisers.
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There are stages for theater, dance and music, as well as multiple art galleries and a high-end French restaurant.
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Although she has exhibited sporadically in art galleries, she prefers the "broader appeal of magazines," which reached a wider audience.
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She became the global go-to for fuck-off art galleries and experimental opera houses from Abu Dhabi to Guangzhou.
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Independently-run art galleries are rare in Mississippi—even in Jackson, the state capital, where And Gallery makes its home.
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By day, it is a bustling commercial district with many creative businesses, including art galleries, furniture makers and design firms.
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President and chief executive, Pace Gallery Why are art galleries expanding, why are they opening galleries all over the world?
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He got to know the art scene by working as a messenger, delivering fliers on roller blades for art galleries.
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Among the latest batches of businesses taken to court were dozens of New York art galleries, sued in methodical fashion.
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The Art of Fashion: As a little girl, she would frequently spend afternoons at Chelsea art galleries with her parents.
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They see my business as a new platform for generating art accessibility, which does not rival with traditional art galleries.
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But since fairs are becoming the preferred way for wealthy collectors to buy art, galleries have no choice but to participate.
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" He sends up the sort of book parties held in art galleries with "high-res photos of vulvas on the walls.
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The young student spent his days wandering the art galleries of the old SoHo and taking in what was most affective.
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The exhibition includes an introduction by Joachim Pissarro, Bershad Professor of Art History and Director of the Hunter College Art Galleries.
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The exhibition includes an introduction by Joachim Pissarro, Bershad Professor of Art History and Director of the Hunter College Art Galleries.
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The avenues have a lot of art galleries, boutiques, restaurants and bars, largely because of the proximity of the L train.
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Irina Vasilieva, a Russian-born pianist based in Australia, frequently organizes Cappuccino Café concerts in libraries and art galleries in Perth.
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On the northern tip of Cape Cod, this beach town offers art galleries and restaurants in a distinctly New England setting.
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Manhattan offers Broadway theater productions, art galleries, shopping, world-class restaurants, parks and skyscrapers all in less than 23 square miles.
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Shops, restaurants and art galleries have moved in, leading law enforcement to ticket homeless people for carrying open containers of alcohol.
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Destinations is not for those looking for obscure art galleries, or for foodies seeking the next great restaurant or food truck.
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The Domaine is grandiose, with 18 kilometers of wine cellars that serve as art galleries dug into ancient Roman chalk pits.
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Humble though its origins may be, polished concrete has become the preferred material of high-end art galleries and retail spaces.
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Across the street from the explosive image is one of Moore's buildings, La Melgosa, which houses a number of art galleries.
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Wenger wanders around art galleries in his spare time, while Dyche watches repeats of Road Wars and sands the skirting boards.
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He spent the last two decades of his career as president of Knoedler & Company, one of the nation's oldest art galleries.
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She opened the space for African-American artists in the 1970s because the city's major art galleries weren't showing their work.
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Main Street is lined with shops, restaurants and art galleries like Matteawan (436 Main Street), promoting notable midcareer and emerging artists.
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The program is located in Brooklyn, NY amidst a thriving waterfront community full of art galleries, creative professionals, and independent retailers.
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THE ARTS An article on Monday about a number of art galleries that are closing erroneously included one New York gallery.
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Dubai is the hub of the region's commercial art galleries, and its annual Art Dubai fair is an important regional marketplace.
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Art galleries in the area have been accused by community organizers of contributing to gentrification and displacement of long-time residents.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the hours of the following art galleries: Andrew Kreps, Mitchell-Innes & Nash and ClampArt.
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Then, at 7pm in the American Art galleries, Jason Koo, T Kira Madden, and Alice Sola Kim will read from Go Home!
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Apart from the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington does not have much in the way of must-see contemporary-art galleries.
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The school is close to hundreds of art galleries in New York City's Chelsea neighborhood and the city's great museums are nearby.
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Nearby 14th Street Northwest was littered with art galleries, and my student-loan-suffering ass discovered they were all free to explore.
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To help grow a domestic fan base, the label holds occasional events at cafes, boutiques and art galleries in major Indian cities.
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Pictures of surfing are not a regular feature of contemporary art galleries, at least of those not located near a beach resort.
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One of the best ways to get started in Curaçao is by wandering Punda's tight alleyways full of shops and art galleries.
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"Completed in 1974, it redefined how museums and art galleries used natural daylighting and is truly a modernist masterpiece," Bob Borson says.
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The London through which they move is youthful, affluent and liberal, involving art galleries and wine bars, trendy clubs and party drugs.
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Hot Spots: Radioactivity and the Landscape at UB Art Galleries in Buffalo examines the nuclear past and future of the United States.
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An impish Petit led us through a series of contemporary art galleries, drawing connections between artists from Diego Rivera to Mark Rothko.
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I can more easily attend real art galleries, and real people to view them with, just a few blocks from my apartment.
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Neon makers, known as benders, are now just as likely to be designing signs for art galleries as they are for businesses.
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Some of these establishments are art galleries, which are designed to entice people who have extra cash to spend on the arts.
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The Pearl, a former warehouse district that houses art galleries, shops, businesses and residences, is about a mile away, as is downtown.
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Busy nightlife area Chelsea is packed with restaurants, subway stations, shops, businesses and art galleries and normally buzzing on a weekend night.
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The eternal rising costs of real estate, dense elitism of art galleries, and rampant closing of DIY venues add to the difficulty.
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But French officials say the work is filled with obstacles, including the refusal of some art galleries to open their wartime archives.
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Since 2011, a rotating roster of art galleries has taken up residence in the former warehouse at 56 Bogart Street in Brooklyn.
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These include museums, art galleries and theatres; caravan parks and gyms; small hotels; sports clubs; night clubs; club houses and guest houses.
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These include museums, art galleries and theaters; caravan parks and gyms; small hotels; sports clubs; night clubs; club houses and guest houses.
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Once the home wholesale and retail grocers in the city, there are now art galleries, shops and restaurants lining the brick streets.
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Sprinkled in between the sneaker boutiques, the art galleries and Max Fish 2.0, there are maybe a dozen of them still standing.
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And in the last few years, the city has drawn notice for a boomlet of upscale bars, breweries, restaurants and art galleries.
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On my long walks traversing the streets and alleys of Melbourne, it felt as if I was perusing gritty, informal art galleries.
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Scattered between the garages and auto parts shops of the San Felipe neighborhood are a dozen of the city's newer art galleries.
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Go: New York art galleries have a lot on offer this week, including Karl Haendel's punch lines and Harold Haliday Costain's photographs.
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When: Saturday, February 2, 2–4pm Where: Pitzer College Art Galleries (1050 N Mills Ave, Claremont, California) More info at X–TRA.
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My Home... The comic is at the center of art galleries, museums, murals, and themed restaurants, drawing tourists from around the world.
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Activists from as far away as Los Angeles and Vancouver came to Manhattan's Chinatown to address the role of art galleries in gentrification.
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The incident took place on Sunday afternoon in eastern Beijing's 798 art district, which is known for its modern art galleries and cafés.
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Other discretionary categories saw a pullback too: art galleries, antique shops and gardening stores saw quarter-over-quarter declines of 2% or more.
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Still, what is the future for an event that focuses exclusively on art galleries, considered something of a dying model in other capitals?
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The Sharpe-Walentas studios are located in Brooklyn, NY amidst a thriving waterfront community full of art galleries, creative professionals, and independent retailers.
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I am regularly, and depressingly, criticized for not having an impressive personal library of books, or not having any interest in art galleries.
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Prancing around art galleries with a laser in your butt could be seen as silly, or a cheap gimmick to demand viewers' attention.
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Art galleries line the ivy-covered streets while local ice cream shops like Dolce Italia experiment with flavors such as violet and gingerbread.
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She haunted the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the city's few art galleries, and frequented any artists' club or gathering she could find.
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"People think of the Lower East Side in 1900 and they think about it today with bars and art galleries," Ms. Polland said.
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Since the 2008 economic downturn, temporary do-it-yourself art galleries have proliferated in apartments, storefronts and other spaces all over the country.
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In the last few years, wunderkammers, and the objects found in these collections, have become exceedingly fashionable with contemporary art galleries and collectors.
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I've reviewed hundreds of thousands of images, and shared them through the web, through public presentations, in art galleries, and in educational lessons.
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There are no museums, outdoor sculpture gardens, contemporary art galleries, resource centers, libraries or online journals supporting the arts and artists working today.
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The neighborhood has new housing, restaurants, bars, art galleries museums and locations for up to 13 million square feet of new office space.
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In recent years, a new wave has arrived, turning towns like Hudson into a hub of farm-to-table restaurants and art galleries.
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As I walked through Scarsdale's charming, compact town center, I passed hair and nail salons, art galleries, bakeries, gift shops, and clothing boutiques.
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She said that the Miami art scene still had a ways to go, especially in terms of art galleries and small, nonprofit spaces.
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Here you'll find centuries-old stone houses built in the French architectural style, impressive murals that span multiple stories and art galleries galore.
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Housing art galleries, a restaurant and a wine tasting room, the giant glass geometric structure is both impressive and confounding from the outside.
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And who knows, Mr. Hort and company may have inadvertently invented a new model: an art fair surrounded by scores of art galleries.
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Lil Miquela's 1.5 million followers watch her eat sherbet on the beach, visit her favorite art galleries, and hang out with other robot models.
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You could take tourists on a walking tour of your town, stop by local art galleries and show them the best places to eat.
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At the same time, Myles continues to frequent downtown New York art galleries, reading their work, supporting their peers, and generally cruising the scene.
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Today it's more of a community arts center than record store, with the neighbourhood consisting of art galleries, museums, concert venues, clubs, and studios.
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For advice, he turned not to art galleries or curators, but to French anthropologists who had worked in west Africa, Asia or the Caribbean.
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This southwestern Florida city sits at the edge of the Gulf of Mexico and boasts art galleries, clothing boutiques and, of course, sandy beaches.
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Christina Ebert honed in instead on shape — specifically, the various body postures of feminine sculptures in the museum's South and Southeast Asian art galleries.
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It will have an effect on art history, museums, and art galleries because so many people who we train usually end up employed there.
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William B. Crow was appointed director of the Lehigh University Art Galleries and professor of practice in the department of art, architecture, and design.
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I found a half-dozen art galleries, three coffee shops, a smoothie bar, eight restaurants and two boutique saloons on North James Street alone.
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BBC reported that the Sackler family, through various philanthropic causes, are well known for their generosity in donating to art galleries, museums and universities.
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Princess Eugenie, 28, is ninth in line to the British throne and an associate director of the Hauser and Wirth art galleries in London.
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It is unusual to see carefully modeled charcoal figures outside life model classes, and it is certainly rare to find it in art galleries.
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When she started, there were fewer than 215 commercial art galleries in uptown Manhattan; by the end of her career, there were several hundred.
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You'll also pass excellent vintage shops and record stores, small art galleries, a working silversmith and a local designer's screen-print T-shirt stall.
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He recorded his frequent trips to art galleries, and wrote of his decision to build his collection rather than buy property for his family.
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We set off at a brisk walk past the sculptures in the plaza, then down a narrow street crowded with art galleries and shops.
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The coalitions we build can not be distracted by the naive notion that art galleries can be maintained without direct complicity in speculative development.
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Go: Lucian Freud's nudes from the 1990s, a Gretchen Bender retrospective and more are among what you should see in New York art galleries.
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Located in a renovated carriage house near the Prospect Expressway, Open Source is something of an outlier in a neighborhood without many art galleries.
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Go: Lucian Freud's nudes from the '90s, a Gretchen Bender retrospective and more are among what you should see in New York art galleries.
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And I think this is the future, and this is an opportunity for us to draw the younger generations to museums, to art galleries.
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Suicide's albums were hardly major sellers, and their performances were long limited to art galleries and downtown clubs like CBGB and Max's Kansas City.
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Her mother, Rosali Ferreira dos Santos, had developed a fascination with art after tagging along with her bosses to art galleries and the theater.
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Today the area is gentrifying, home to new art galleries and coffee shops, but it is still populated largely by low-income African-Americans.
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During his studies, the young entrepreneur spent his free time working for art galleries, stores, and websites, curating shows, and interviewing his fellow artists.
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SUNDAY STYLES An article last Sunday about the rise of art galleries in downtown Los Angeles misstated the age of the painter Sojourner Truth Parsons.
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We circled the entire country playing warehouses, basements, empty bars and nightclubs, parking lots and punk fests, living rooms, garages, and make shift art galleries.
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At his monthly orgies—held in apartments, art galleries, hotels, and even churches across the city—partiers will go through between 50 and 60 condoms.
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Sidewalk cafes are bustling, the weather is great along the Piscataqua River and there are dozens of art galleries, restaurants and boutique shops to explore.
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Sushmita*, an assistant at one of Mumbai's premier art galleries, recounts the more intimate details of her morning commute to downtown Mumbai's bustling arts district.
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Trolley and walking tours, well-manicured parks, restaurants with underestimated menus, and art galleries and museums are all easily attainable activities that produce unforgettable memories.
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Saturday's explosion shook New York City's Chelsea neighborhood, packed with restaurants, subway stations, shops, businesses and art galleries, and sent panicked people scrambling for cover.
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The opioid crisis is a sensitive topic for many charitable organizations since the Sackler family has made many donations to museums, art galleries and universities.
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We didn't shop for fun; instead, we hung out at each other's apartments, in parks, in free museums, in art galleries and at coffee shops.
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At last count, the neighborhood had 213 art galleries, said Sue Stoffel, an art collector who administers a gallery map and website, LES Galleries NYC.
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PARIS — It's showtime at the Musée d'Orsay — the electric moment when visitors pause in the grand public art galleries here, all to watch varnish dry.
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Art Basel in Hong Kong For art galleries around the world, one of the most desired and elusive clients is the jet-setting Asian collector.
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It revised its mission to be more inclusive, rehung its American art galleries, and provided long-term institutional support for artists and thinkers of color.
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For five years, the company's been producing products for places like art galleries and hotels, where color balance is a big part of the experience.
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The art galleries and a wine bar will open later, giving the town what some people in the area deride as an "artsy fartsy" attitude.
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I am dreaming of industry, art galleries of fashion, sex and cocaine and the distance between you and I east across the colourless Irish Sea.
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The show lets you walk right into the art galleries of interwar Rome, Milan and Turin, unmediated by later judgments of quality or historical significance.
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It is within walking distance of many of San Miguel's best restaurants, as well as art galleries, coffee shops and the Rosewood, a popular hotel.
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"Bigger art galleries have become Jurassic-sized," said Mr. Levin, who added that all of his clients had some percentage of their collections in storage.
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Ms. Stevenson's tips for picking a reasonably priced events space include scoping out places that require minimal extra beautification, like art galleries and botanical gardens.
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It is a great tragedy when we think of classical music as being haughty, or the sort of music that only plays in art galleries.
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Stores on Central Park South include several high-end art galleries, a couple of spas and a FedEx store at the corner near Columbus Circle.
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That letter run, YZII, is pretty unusual (pity those among us with no knowledge of boy bands or Florentine art galleries, African geography and Santana).
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The call for contributions came as the Tate group, which operates four museums and art galleries across the country, was in pay negotiations with staff.
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An added bonus: The hosts range from starting-out to very established, and form a tutorial in life cycles and survival tactics of art galleries.
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With its cafes, raucous bars, vintage buildings, art galleries and bohemian soul, the Lower East Side can seem a cousin of its East River counterpart.
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ART APPRECIATION I usually drop off my laundry and head to Chelsea to check out art galleries or to the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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Nowhere is the tension between old and new as apparent as in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where ancient Pueblo-style homes house modern art galleries.
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That being said, The 13th Floor, an exhibition curated by Andrew Berardini and presented by the French Committee of Art Galleries, is a must-see.
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And as the director of the Art Galleries at Black Studies at the University of Texas, notions of exclusion are never far from my everyday.
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Known for its experimental design, its showrooms look more like art galleries, which were shown by CEO Hankook Kim onstage as he introduced the smart glasses.
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There are independent art galleries and rooftop cafes where you can sip on mint tea while watching the sunset and listening to the call to prayer.
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Throughout the game, you go to real-world locations like museums, art galleries and other places with cultural relevance to collect Curios, the in-game currency.
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Luis likes to go to wine tastings and art galleries and has enough friends to form a whisper network that spans across the continental United States.
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And maybe it's a good thing the VR content isn't all that — after all, you still want people to actually visit museums and art galleries, too.
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They call the space Magazzino, which means warehouse in Italian, an unassuming designation that intentionally avoids any association with museums, institutions, art galleries or commercial enterprises.
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The neighborhood, now known as Santa Fe's Historic Eastside, is famous for its proximity to the famous Canyon Road, which houses art galleries, shops, and restaurants.
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WHAT TO SEE Among the towers of power, three buildings are especially known for their art galleries: H Queen's, the Pedder Building and 50 Connaught Road.
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New York City has the largest concentration of art galleries anywhere; there's a great deal of information and many experiences to be had, free of charge.
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As an artist returning to East Los Angeles, she was in the crosshairs of an anti-gentrification campaign that singled out art galleries as unwelcome interlopers.
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And with its close proximity to The Whitney and other art galleries and installations, there's plenty of culture to discover in the neighborhood by day, too.
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In July, Lonnie G. Bunch, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, rejected Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley's request to remove the Sackler name from the Asian Art galleries.
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Today, a new crop of locally owned art galleries, breweries and restaurants, mostly along Logan Avenue, are popping up alongside the auto body shops and fruterías.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art galleries, particularly those of the white cube variety, are rife with unspoken norms, most of which are highly restrictive.
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Previously, Sage served as the Director of the Rema Hort Mann Foundation in New York, and Galleries Manager for Salisbury University Art Galleries in Salisbury, Maryland.
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Fifteen artists, writers, and curators will each read a two-minute selection from the array of periodicals currently on display at the Pitzer College Art Galleries.
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From the Getty Center in Los Angeles to Washington DC's National Gallery of Art, there are hundreds of free museums and art galleries across the country.
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"Traditional art galleries utilize panel discussions and artist talks as a way to educate its buyers and overall audience about the work they exhibit," he explains.
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They put a French war hero in charge, and, after purging Jews and communists, let art galleries continue exhibiting and publishing houses continue putting out books.
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As the director of two art galleries dedicated to amplifying underrepresented narratives, I am familiar with well-meaning folks who want to do the right thing.
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Here's the Manchester-based artist's own version: West's process is intensely research-based, and her work is frequently displayed at science museums as well as art galleries.
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Throughout the afternoon, time and again, speakers mentioned the encroachment of high-end art galleries and expensive bars and restaurants displacing long-term residents in the area.
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Named for Grover Cleveland, the only two-time U.S. president, the city has banks, jewelry stores and insurance companies sitting alongside art galleries, salons and hip eateries.
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Dallas Design District The Dallas Design District might feel a little sparse, but it's also home to some gigantic antique stores and art galleries that locals love.
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Small businesses, stores and restaurants that have been serving the Chinatown community for decades are closing to make way for high-end establishments, businesses, and art galleries.
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He self-published a book called Museum Dose, in which he documents his passion for tripping on psychedelics inside New York's museums, art galleries, and music venues.
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The world-famous Uffizi art galleries in Florence had to shut temporarily on Friday when the air conditioning system broke down, their director told ANSA news agency.
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Cruise down tree-lined Edgemere Road in North Little Rock, and you may unknowingly pass a garage that hides one of the city's most innovative art galleries.
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Most of the 120 complete first edition sets thought to be still existing are owned by art galleries, libraries and universities in the United States and Britain.
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For a cheap date, try the city's First Friday Gallery Walk when many of the art galleries in the historic Paseo district offer complimentary snacks and drinks.
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Downtown Asbury Park has more than two dozen restaurants and bars, as well as a collection of locally owned furniture stores, art galleries, performance spaces and bakeries.
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Mr. Izzo's clients come from around the world; some have seen his work at the Elsa Vanier and the FD Art galleries, in Paris and New York.
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Entering the museum's main hall, the group ignored invitations to visit the castle's art galleries or historic keep, instead bearing right and entering the natural history section.
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MARGATE, England — At the eastern and western extremes of England's coast this spring, art galleries are celebrating the life and work of two giants of British modernism.
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Gonzales is known for incorporating visual culture that has traditionally been more associated with lived culture — lace, graffiti, embroidery, textiles — rather than the world of art galleries.
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Navigating the world of art galleries can seem daunting, but through Sunday, over 20 in Lower Manhattan will ease any misgivings by opening their doors extra wide.
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Last year, after continued protests over art galleries in the neighborhood and graffiti that attacked "white art," one gallery shut its doors for good and moved out.
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His work, often conveying whimsy, melancholy or nostalgia, was shown in art galleries and museums, and he illustrated and wrote books and collaborated with major fashion brands.
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Happening, Hunter College Art Galleries, the Kitchen, New Museum, Red Bull Arts New York, Rubin Museum of Art, Sky Art, Swiss Institute, White Columns and 80WSE Gallery.
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It looked more like a museum than a store, which was appropriate because at the time the storefronts south of Houston Street were still mostly art galleries.
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In 21000, a Miami art dealer, Joy Moos, signed Young to an exclusive contract and introduced his work to contemporary art galleries in New York and Chicago.
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Contemporary art galleries reside among 16th-century palaces, and avant-garde concept stores have become as integral to the shopping landscape as the souks of the medina.
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But overall, New York City's many artist-restaurant collaborations signal a promising food industry future, in which the line between art galleries and eateries is increasingly blurred.
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With his political freedom of movement and his expensive technical equipment, he makes meticulous pictures of suffering that end up in exquisite books and in art galleries.
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Art-lovers and noshers alike look forward to the traditional Friday evening "gallery stroll," when a dozen or so art galleries entice with wine and hors d'oeuvres.
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Something Possible Everywhere: Pier 34 NYC, 1983–84 continues at the 205 Hudson Street Gallery of Hunter College Art Galleries (205 Hudson Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) through November 20 .
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Mr. Prothero encourages travelers to visit small museums and art galleries, dine at restaurants in non-touristy neighborhoods and even catch a daytime show at a local theater.
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Something Possible Everywhere: Pier 34 NYC, 1983–84 continues at the 205 Hudson Street Gallery of Hunter College Art Galleries (205 Hudson Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) through November 20.
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In succinct remarks calling that the lawsuit be dismissed, Cavanaugh did not dispute that a few successful art galleries play a major role in supplying museums with art.
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For $90 a night, it was one of the cheapest Airbnbs in Chelsea, an affluent neighborhood bustling with art galleries and night life in the heart of Manhattan.
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More varied shopping, as well as art galleries and cafes, is available in the much larger town of Tunbridge Wells, a popular vacation destination about 15 miles away.
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Many of the brightly-painted structures can be found in Kinsale's Town Centre, which is filled with everything from stores to art galleries, according to the town's website.
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From the house, it is a 20-minute drive south to the fishing village of Placencia, the peninsula's commercial hub, with restaurants, art galleries, banks, supermarkets and pharmacies.
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The influx of luxury lofts and high-end stores still prompts sneers from some locals and creatives who turn to Shoreditch's street graffiti and art galleries for comfort.
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Art galleries are also free, while popular attractions such as St. Paul's Cathedral have inexpensive entry fees, and some theater houses sell discounted tickets for same-day shows.
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"Geoffrey Chadsey: Heroes and Secondaries" is on view through December 10th, Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery at Boston University Art Galleries, College of Fine Arts, www.bu.edu.
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And with many of the basic amenities — grocery stores, hardware stores, pharmacies, wine shops, art galleries and coffee shops — nearby, Dumbo offers few reasons to leave, they say.
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The Neediest Cases Fund The first two years of Stuart Singer's retirement were pure play, spent whisking through New York City by bike, visiting museums and art galleries.
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We walked past art galleries lining the main thoroughfare and up and down narrow lanes, where he pointed out locally owned boutiques and seafood restaurants with water views.
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Compared to a lot of pop-up museum exhibits and art galleries in New York City, the Oddly Satisfying Spa seems like a reasonably priced, unique entertainment option.
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A point of local pride, it has also been the centerpiece of an effort to revitalize downtown and repurpose its warehouses as art galleries, studios and event spaces.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Truth be told, most of us walk into art galleries never expecting to afford to purchase any of the artworks on display.
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This self-constructing reality of the internet is a central tenet of the artist's practice — Bennani's work is as much alive on social media as in art galleries.
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I guess there are a lot more radical art galleries and there is still cool, interesting stuff being made, but there's been a real reaction to the progress.
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Last year at the Hunter College Art Galleries on 68th Street in Manhattan, he exhibited paintings alongside highly customized motorcycles, a combination he has been employing since around 2010.
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I remember he would make models of his pieces, and a lot of times you go to art galleries and have to help with the installations and carry things.
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Grand Rapids schoolchildren routinely visit, with special curriculum related to the botanical components, physical education activities tied to the sculpture garden, and, of course, walks through the art galleries.
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Russian news agencies said the painting was stolen from the Tretyakov gallery, one of Russia's leading art galleries, which has been targeted by criminals several times in recent years.
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So far, DBH and affiliated groups, like the Boyle Heights Alliance Against Artwashing and Displacement (BHAAAD), have been responsible for the closure of multiple art galleries in recent years.
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CIA dollars and personnel made it possible, even as the CCF quickly expanded into a global organization that operated magazines, conferences, and art galleries from Asia to South America.
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Every city, no matter the size, is usually home to some sort of hands-on exhibit, like at zoos, planetariums, botanical gardens, history museums, art galleries, and national monuments.
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From the visual art that adorns album covers and fine art galleries—as well as his new book, Dunedevil—to running the longstanding, pace-setting hardcore label Deathwish Inc.
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Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions and Pitzer College Art Galleries are revisiting the large energetic art installations of the New York-based Chilean artist Juan Downey, who died in 1993.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lauren McCarthy, "SOMEONE" [detail], (2019) performance and installation with custom furniture, software, and electronics in Refiguring the Future, Hunter College Art Galleries, 2019.
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Refiguring the Future organized by Eyebeam and REFRESH in collaboration with the Hunter College Art Galleries, continues at 205 Hudson Gallery (205 Hudson Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) through March 31.
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"We already have a spot picked out," said Mr. Warren, who, since arriving at Hoyt Sherman in 16153, has shored up the theater's finances and rehabilitated its art galleries.
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It's also home to a cluster of world-class contemporary art galleries, including Galerie Mikael Andersen, where exhibitions regularly feature noteworthy Danish artists, like Kristian Touborg and Elisabeth Toubro.
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In a jarring way, it emphasizes how the Bowery's sad and squalid history has been all but erased by its opposite — luxury housing and art galleries touting expensive fantasies.
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Businesses covered by the policy have a rateable value of less than £51,000 and include shops, cinemas, restaurants, music venues, small hotels, nightclubs, museums, art galleries, theatres, and others.
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Long after visitors have made their daytime pilgrimages to Muslim, Jewish and Christian places of worship, a handful of trend-setting clubs, bars and impromptu art galleries come alive.
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I'm very aware of a kind of aesthetic of popularity: I'm interested in the kind of art that people who don't normally go to art galleries wouldn't mind seeing.
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Oakville, which has nearly 200,000 residents, has a lakefront walking path, two harbors, restaurants, museums, art galleries, boutiques, a square used for tree lighting at Christmas and a piazza.
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While traditional businesses — like textile, carpet, and religious shops — still exist, the neighborhood is seeing more and more art galleries, clothing boutiques, cafes, and other hallmarks of global hipsterdom.
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Even though alcohol is legal today, New Yorkers still love their "speakeasy" bars hidden in places like the back of Chinese restaurants, behind art galleries, and underneath other bars.
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In the most striking variation, Rose and Archie move to Manhattan, immersing themselves in a more sophisticated urban world of art galleries, classical music, foreign films and private schools.
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And downtown Lafayette was once again vibrant year-round, with restaurants, clubs, art galleries and the kinds of retail businesses, such as shoe stores, that once defined city life.
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To save you the trouble of Googling before you go, each room has a Tablet curated with detailed information on the surrounding art galleries, shops, bars, restaurants and hikes.
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To save you the trouble of Googling before you go, each room has a Tablet curated with detailed information on the surrounding art galleries, shops, bars, restaurants and hikes.
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The term "outsider-art" distances the work from most mainstream art galleries and institutions, while promoting a sentimental and often false narrative that benefits dealers working in niche markets.
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The Red Hook neighborhood around the Port Authority Cruise terminal, where we are holding Disrupt, is home to artisanal breweries, chocolate makers, unique eateries, art galleries, bike shops, and more.
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Gowanus, a neighborhood in south Brooklyn, is home to art galleries, music venues, and a truly gross canal — and for the low, low price of $188, you can wear it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads From February to April 19773, the Hunter College Art Galleries' downtown space on Hudson Street presented an exhibition on the historical French group BMPT.
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We stand with the long-term residents of Pico Gardens and Aliso Village in Boyle Heights who have made it clear they do not want art galleries in their neighborhood.
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You can take virtual, Street View-style tours of famous museums and art galleries, as well as curate a collection of your favorite masterpieces for easy access inside the app.
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In trying to bring the experience of gallery-going to a video game, it succeeds in building something you can't really find either in video games or in art galleries.
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Breweries house art galleries, Portland Mural Initiative has provided the city with murals on public walls, and last summer local artists were chosen to paint utility boxes throughout downtown Portland.
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In Egypt, under the strict rule of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the government has shut art galleries, raided publishing houses and confiscated copies of books it views as controversial.
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It's a street that stretches through the city's historic district, which is filled with art galleries, hotels, boutiques, and restaurants — as well as stunning views of adobe homes and buildings.
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As she returned over the next two and a half years, she watched the figure slowly disappear behind construction, a particular affront in a neighborhood blazed by its art galleries.
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But here we are talking about public discourse: the free flow of ideas in newspapers, in public squares, on debate stages, on theatrical stages, in art galleries and concert halls.
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Restaurants, art galleries, theaters and Victorian architecture are hallmarks of the area, which is part of the larger Calhoun Isles community, with access to lakes and walking and bicycle trails.
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"Let My People Go" by Aaron Douglas is on view in the modern and contemporary art galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1000 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan).
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The bookstore opened in November inside the 9,300-square-foot Anacostia Arts Center, a mini-mall of art galleries and shops that is trying to blend into the historic neighborhood.
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British culture secretary Oliver Dowden there were no plans to shut museums, art galleries or concert halls, or to order sporting events to be cancelled or played behind closed doors.
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Still, a survey of the stations where cards have been posted suggested that getting commuters to approach these transit points as if they are art galleries might take more work.
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Or, head to the 19th-century mining town of El Triunfo, where an array of old buildings have been restored and converted to restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, and a museum.
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South Beach's famously louche night life has fanned out across Biscayne Bay and onto the mainland, along with cutting-edge art galleries, top-notch restaurants and funky but chic boutiques.
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And they are being lured by urban amenities — museums, theater, opera, dance, jazz clubs, art galleries, bars and restaurants — that offer a clear alternative to life in suburban Silicon Valley.
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Art galleries across the city are exhibiting work that responds to the 2016 race; an overarching theme is the disparity between the candidates' messages and the needs of the people.
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Leonardo estimates that by the end of May, he will have staged it a dozen times since then, at art galleries, an art fair, high schools, community centers, and universities.
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Coffee shops, restaurants and art galleries are opening in areas like Journal Square, the Powerhouse Arts District and even Bergen-Lafayette, which has struggled with poverty and high crime for years.
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Guests can expect to spend about 3 hours a day for four days with Yoko checking our local art galleries, meeting with artists and bonding at little-known restaurants and bars.
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The Chinatown Art Brigade is fighting against the displacement of local Asian Americans who are being pushed out by gentrification led by luxury condos, art galleries, and other high-end businesses.
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A number of art galleries and dealers, including Hauser & Wirth, Thomas Dane, Laura Bartlett, and Simon Lee, were victims of an online crime wave involving the hacking of gallery email accounts.
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Belgium, popular with tourists because of its picturesque medieval city centers and art galleries, was the scene of twin attacks in Brussels in March 2016 in which 32 people were killed.
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Around 400 artworks, from paintings and sculptures to installations and new media works, will be displayed in local venues, including renovated 1920's warehouses, art galleries, restaurants, boutiques, and other businesses.
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In the case of "Five," at New York Live Arts, the context was actually at a double remove, since the work has previously been presented mainly in art galleries and museums.
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Slices of the gentrifying neighborhood are bursting with art galleries, boutiques and condominiums, but they give way to a still-tattered section of run-down buildings where residents struggle in poverty.
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The neighborhood today, however, is hardly recognizable; Orchard Street has just as many art galleries, restaurants and bars as clothes sellers, and New Era now does most of its business online.
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Drew similarly sets his short in space, envisioning the refueling of futuristic spacecraft, but other concepts include enchanted forests, digital art galleries, and abstract forms, all reacting to the same harmonies.
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According to the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau there are 24 art galleries for a city of nearly 500,000 people — in a state that bounces between 48th and 50th in arts funding.
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Art galleries are calling the cops for graffiti complaints, and participating in a hate crime investigation, opened after the graffiti "Fuck White Art" was written on Nicodim Gallery in November 2016.
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British culture secretary Oliver Dowden said there were no plans to shut museums, art galleries or concert halls, or to order sporting events to be cancelled or played behind closed doors.
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In the past decade, however, Roma has rebounded and has become a vortex of the bourgeois and hip once again, supporting a thriving cafe society, art galleries, boutiques, restaurants and bars.
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From there, I crossed the street to Spiritus Pizza, an iconic shop and cruising central, where in the summer everyone mingles, and then I rode my bike down to the art galleries.
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Among museums, grand institutions like the Museum of Modern Art in New York are seen as stuffier than the Kunsthallen, the not-for-profit municipal art galleries found in many German cities.
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That only leaves the door open for restaurants that don't serve alcohol, coffee shops, yoga studios, art galleries, and other non-boozy places to allow customers to communally enjoy their smokeless high.
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We talk to Singh her discontent with photography that simply exist on the walls of art galleries and museums, and why she prefers to create objects that she conceives as mini-exhibition.
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Related: Graffiti Artists Paint a 3D Optical Illusion of a Mythological Beast 3D Illusion Murals Turn French Streets into Outdoor Art Galleries In Beautiful Calligraphic Tags, This Artist Hides Messages to Himself
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The expedition will also include a wealth of other activities, including craft fairs, architecture tours, vintage convertible rides, cooking classes, visits to art galleries and installations—and, naturally, cigar and rum tastings.
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A Critic's Notebook article on Saturday about some museum-quality shows at art galleries in Manhattan misstated a date in the title of the show at the Edward Tyler Fine Art gallery.
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But in the end, three Bangladeshis were listed among the dead, including Ishrat Akhond, a human resource specialist who also worked at art galleries and spent her spare time volunteering for nonprofits.
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From the station, it's a short walk to Main Street, a picture postcard of 19th- and early 20063th-century commercial facades with an alluring mix of antique shops, art galleries and restaurants.
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PARIS — When Ren Hang's nude photographs first went on display in China barely a decade ago, he was immediately identified as an artistic phenomenon and rapidly swept up by Western art galleries.
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Surrounded by the vibrant art communities of Williamsburg, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and Bushwick, the new Pfizer location gives Pratt's MFA students access to over 100 art galleries showcasing emerging and well-established artists.
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One of the Midwest's pioneering contemporary art galleries, it was a reflection of its founder, Susanne Hilberry, in both her commitment to bringing together local and international talent and her visionary eye.
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CreditCreditAlessandro Grassani for The New York Times MILAN — The lambent new tower of art galleries Rem Koolhaas and his Rotterdam-based firm, OMA, have designed for the Prada Foundation is a chameleon.
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Le Panier, a neighborhood of gently sloping streets that cut between brightly colored buildings housing art galleries and clothing boutiques, feels far removed from the chaos of the rest of the city.
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In responding to King's assassination, white-controlled arts institutions in particular, from theaters to art galleries to museums, realized that their programs had to work harder to recognize the importance of diversity.
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Selldorf has designed many well known buildings, including art galleries, like David Zwirner gallery in Chelsea, New York, as well as 200 11th Avenue Building, where Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban live.
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But now, their work, sanctioned or otherwise, competes with corporate-commission murals, and the industrial spaces that gave way to art galleries are now ceding to clothing stores and luxury dessert spots.
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You can see the original facade of the building (a granite arch) near the top of the museum's Grand Staircase and two original staircases near the European Paintings and Medieval Art galleries.
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As other parts of Los Angeles have seen real estate prices climb steadily, many in Boyle Heights have expressed concern about gentrification, particularly after several art galleries moved into an industrial stretch.
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To showcase the new pieces, the museum will increase the space in its folk and self-taught art galleries by 30 percent, as part of a permanent collection reinstallation planned for 2018.
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In one scene, Nuku walks through the Oceanic art galleries at the Met, where ancestor poles from the Asmat people of New Guinea join a carved temple drum from the Austral Islands.
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Portal feels refreshingly unpretentious amid its Soho surroundings, but in a city filled with white-walled art galleries and art fairs of every stripe, it could stand to do something more unique.
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In a trendy part of Manhattan known more for art galleries than car dealerships, Cadillac is taking the next step in its efforts to revitalize its brand image and reach a new audience.
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For those in search of a vacation infused with history and bursting with vibrant museums, unique art galleries, world-class restaurants and lively festivals, look no further than this unique North-American destination.
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Columbus has established startup incubators and redeveloped neighborhoods, attracting shops, restaurants, bars, theaters and art galleries — the sort of amenities that keep talent around, including graduates of Ohio State, a 66,000-student campus.
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But cheap rents in the quasi-condemned buildings have attracted a host of young South Koreans who have set up bars, restaurants, shops and art galleries, and rub along happily with older inhabitants.
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His position gives him privileged access to the most coveted new art: Galleries are much more likely to sell to the vice chair of the Whitney Museum than to some tear-gas manufacturer.
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From Saturday morning cartoons to art galleries "I was one of those kids that would wake up every Saturday morning early to watch old Looney Tunes cartoons on TV," says artist Nicole Gustafsson.
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The image's new setting, before a wine-sipping crowd more familiar with art galleries than with crime scenes, lent the picture cachet, and in return, brought a snapshot of realism to the proceedings.
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Tumblr has given us feminist art galleries and digital art collectives pushing online art movements like vaporwave, seapunk, and glitch art while showing off, bar none, the best GIF artistry on the planet.
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At the edge of the park stands the Galleria Borghese, once the cardinal's "party villa" and now one of Rome's most beloved art galleries, holding works by Caravaggio, Bernini and Titian, among others.
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The area is also home to some art galleries, although luxury shopping is mainly found in other parts of the city, Oleg Konovalov of Moscow Sotheby's International Realty told the publication in 2016.
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Shenyang, just over an hour by fast train from the North Korean border, is home to Xita, a district known as "Korea Town", dotted with North Korean restaurants, hotels, shops and art galleries.
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Beyond the cemetery, Dallas Road takes other names but continues along the dramatic rocky coast through neighborhoods such as upscale Oak Bay, where you'll find art galleries and British-style pubs and teahouses.
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"In these days of instant social media condemnation, it will no longer be as easy for our art galleries to turn a blind eye to where their money is coming from," he wrote.
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After dark, crowds convene at Base, a multipurpose cultural complex that opened in 2016 with art galleries, co-working offices, an artist-in-residence program, performance spaces and art, music and cinema events.
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Luisa Roldán's "Education of the Virgin" (1689-1706) is now on view at the Blanton Museum of Art (200 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Austin, TX 78712) in its European Art galleries.
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There, the night mayor pushed a project to create 10 24-hour venues on the western outskirts of the city containing art galleries and co-working spaces, as well as bars and clubs.
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"Even though many art galleries don't exhibit more than a few dozen works at a time, the art you see will be a blur if you go to too many," Ms. Schlesinger said.
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Jerusalem feels increasingly religious and traditional, quiet during Shabbat when stores and businesses close each week, while Tel Aviv is a bustling, sophisticated center of European-style nightclubs, art galleries and start-ups.
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Art galleries are spaces where the powerful do-not-touch rule is more often observed than spoken and unspoken rules not to touch women's bodies, or anyone's anything, for that matter, without permission.
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On a less existential level, Tel Aviv's dense urban composition is filled with innovative art galleries, beautiful Bauhaus architecture, a nonstop, sleepless nightlife scene, and arguably some of the best restaurants in the world.
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While leading a regional campaign against Islamist movements, Muhammad bin Zayed, the crown prince of Abu Dhabi and the UAE's de facto leader, has financed the construction of Western university branches and art galleries.
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Tucked between art galleries and just a few convenient steps from the tourism mecca that is the High Line in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan is a new Starbucks that is a little different.
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Granted, summer in the city tends to stall as art galleries stockpile blockbuster shows for the much-anticipated September openings, but perhaps there are other ways to engage local or even similar arts communities.
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Museums say they have the best and most important art, but most really represent the taste of the wealthiest art collectors in the world, who are advised by a cartel of multinational art galleries.
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HAVE A LIST Some cities around the world like London and Hong Kong are home to several hundred art galleries, so having an edited list of the ones you want to visit is essential.
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The news release will have a biography of the artist, and the list will have the relevant information about the works you're seeing — art galleries usually have no labels for the pieces on display.
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If shopping is on the schedule, this is the neighborhood to roam; the free-spirited North Shore merchants include art galleries, handmade jewelry and gift shops, clothing stores, cafes, tattoo parlors and record stores.
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After the opening of Metro train stops in 2009, wine bars and art galleries predictably began to appear, and the booming Arts District downtown seemed poised to hop eastward over the Los Angeles River.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Opening this weekend at the Pitzer College Art Galleries in Claremont, Publishing Against the Grain brings together two dozen examples of independent art publishing from around the world.
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It's also worth noting that using superyachts as floating art galleries isn't just a way of bragging about how much money you have — in some cases, it's also a form of legal tax avoidance.
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But luckily for all you starving artists out there, NASA recently became an art patron by offering hanging space at one of the most exclusive art galleries in the galaxy: Asteroid 101955, aka Bennu.
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As the director of the Art Galleries at Black Studies at the University of Texas, I have spent ample time in museums and galleries, providing me with a degree of comfort in such spaces.
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After a summer rehaul, the museum has reopened its European art galleries with rarely seen works from the museum's permanent collection, restored Old Master paintings and sculptures, and a collection of Impressionist and Modern masterworks.
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First, this task was carried out by the Cuban Cultural Heritage Foundation, then the Génesis Art Galleries created in 2001, then again the Cuban Cultural Heritage Foundation, then finally the National Center for Fine Arts.
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Ashley: It's interesting that you brought up art galleries because I was really trying to think back to when people started taking photos at places and then posting it specifically because it's a cool place.
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Perceived by some as an act of vandalism, graffiti painting has grown in prominence in recent decades, with works by leading artists like Britain's elusive Banksy courted by art galleries and top tier auction houses.
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Sara Pope -- an experienced painter whose work has been featured in L.A., Japan, the UK and NYC art galleries -- says Kylie copied her "Temptation Neon" logo and used it to promote a new reality show.
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MINSK (Reuters) - In the shadow of disused Soviet-era factories in Minsk, a street lined with eclectic bars, art galleries and yoga studios has become a haven from the vigilant eyes of the Belarussian authorities.
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"Our vision is of a cleaner river, with more walkable areas, enriched with creative industries and renovated warehouses and clusters of art galleries you can visit without sitting all day in a taxi," he said.
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The conservative city proved to be just unguarded enough: Black had the freedom there to create a dance company and stage his first "crazy performance art pieces" in art galleries, independent theater spaces, and warehouses.
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"If someone had predicted 25 years ago that paintings by Mel Ramos would be found in seriously hip New York art galleries one day, they would have been laughed out of town," Mr. Johnson wrote.
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Officials said the buyer was Park West Gallery, which runs art galleries on more than 100 cruise ships and organizes auctions onboard, entertaining customers who are not playing the slots or taking in a show.
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The whole city strolls the tree-lined Passeig des Born in the hours before dinner, so branch off this wide allée to instead explore the narrow side streets dotted with small shops and art galleries.
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He wrote about the movement in magazines, gave interviews for books like "Modern Primitives" (19803), showed his photographs of body modification in art galleries and online, and appeared in television news segments and documentaries films.
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Much like New York's SoHo neighborhood in earlier decades, the Pearl District was transformed in the 260s and '60s from industrial uses to a mix of residential lofts, art galleries and restaurants occupying renovated buildings.
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Besides dietary, lifestyle, and accessibility options, the app also lets users set more specific interests for restaurants, (like Taiwanese, bubble tea, bakeries), attractions (farmers markets, art galleries), and businesses (home decor, hair salons, nail salons).
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Art Review New York, New York, is the city so nice it got two of everything: two baseball teams, two decrepit airports and now two riverside art galleries designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano.
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Although the first artists started moving in about seven years ago, it is only recently that its two main art galleries, featuring both local and emerging European artists, have opened, along with a new cafe.
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This year's lineup of exhibitors includes stalwart galleries like R & Company, Friedman Benda, and others, as well as some more conventional art galleries that dabble in design, including Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery and 99¢ Plus Gallery.
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Throughout the 20153s and the 22015s, the artist's business, the Thomas Kinkade company, allowed 22016 franchise art galleries to sell his artwork in a manner similar to the way McDonald's lets franchises sell their hamburgers.
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While a historian could properly identify many images, the Cognitive Metadata Platform makes it possible to label large volumes of visual history quickly and efficiently, simplifying a challenge that many museums and art galleries face.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Six masterpieces from Russia's top art galleries and museums will be moved to Crimea to be housed in a new cultural center on the peninsula, according to a project presented to President Vladimir Putin.
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Stroboscopic art installations in science museums and art galleries are nothing new, but it has always been surprising to me that the effect hasn't been exploited more for organic art pieces aimed at the home market.
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Yesterday, Meghan stepped out for a surprise visit to Victoria Yards, an inner-city regeneration initiative that is home to design studios, art galleries and other creative spaces, ahead of her first official engagements on Tuesday.
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Something Possible Everywhere: Pier 34 NYC, 1983–84, curated by Jonathan Weinberg at the 2o5 Hudson Street Gallery of the Hunter College Art Galleries, is the first exhibition to focus on this era and this place.
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The new law will also allow so-called "non-service businesses" in Denver, like yoga studios and art galleries, to set up cannabis-usage areas or hold events in which weed, food, and drink are served.
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Artisanal coffee shops, art galleries, boutiques, and notable restaurant openings are all evidence the Times uses to call the South Bronx a desirable place to visit, in the same vein as Madagascar (19) and Budapest (50).
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The photojournalist and filmmaker first self-published his magazine, HYCIDE, in the summer of 2011, debuting each new issue at local art galleries and cultural venues and attracting hundreds of fans and followers to popular events.
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Sims encourages people to look beyond the buzzed-about Austin City Limits and South by Southwest, recommending art galleries on the East Side and relaxed dining establishments — in particular Tacodeli for breakfast tacos — as alternative attractions.
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A rotating selection of works from the collection will also be shown "in conversation" with contemporary art at the Castello di Rivoli Museum itself, which strikingly combines grand old spaces with state-of-the-art galleries.
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Very few art galleries in China are willing to show works by gay artists, or art that addresses homosexuality, said Gao Jianxiang, a sculptor and painter in his mid-20s whose work is shown at ART.Des.
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Ms. Garrett also has an art tour of Brooklyn that hits Dumbo, Williamsburg and Bushwick, and includes visits to art galleries, spending time with an artist in her studio and looking at outdoor sculptures and murals.
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In Trenton, the beleaguered capital, efforts are underway to revitalize downtown and transform neglected buildings into art galleries and event spaces, yet a shooting at a popular art festival showed how precarious such progress can be.
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It is visible in the art galleries and clothing boutiques flanking the new 2-mile streetcar line, and in the open-air bar and restaurant promenade that is packed with people when the weather is nice.
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Parkville, where high water was creeping to the edge of the scenic commercial district known for its antique shops, art galleries and restaurants, also said on Sunday that the river waters were starting to back away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BENGALURU, India — In July of last year an agreement was signed to turn one of the oldest public art galleries in this city of 11.5 million over to a private foundation.
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Dozens of ambulances and police vehicles were dispatched to the club in Ortakoy, a neighborhood on the city's European side nestled under one of three bridges crossing the Bosphorus and home to nightclubs, restaurants and art galleries.
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"We had a vision of a city in which you can walk around and art plays a fundamental role for everyone and not just a few people who go into art galleries," curator Giulia Ambrogi told Mashable.
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The C.D.C. and Florida officials said that for now, the area of concern is limited to one square mile in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami, a gentrifying area with restaurants and art galleries just north of downtown.
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In the seven years since its founding, Asia Week New York has grown from a small promotional effort by a few Manhattan art galleries to a splashy, 10-day event that combines museum exhibitions with art dealing.
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NADA's mission has always been to bring the young and independent art galleries, those who may not be able to afford Frieze or Armory booth prices, together under one roof, highlighting emerging artists before their big break.
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Auckland can hardly be considered frenzied, but for an extra dose of tranquillity hop the ferry to Waiheke Island, where culture meets nature over 35 square miles of scalloped beaches, vineyard-planted hillsides and welcoming art galleries.
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Once primarily a fishing village, it has become increasingly popular during the summer season, from December to February, offering restaurants, clubs, shops and art galleries, as well as surfing and other water sports, to beach-seeking tourists.
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I added 26 of 55 available cousins in New York and was impressed with what was revealed, including free public gardens and lesser-known art galleries, as well as a wide variety of intriguing bars and restaurants.
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Condo New York is patterned on Condo London, founded in 2016 by Vanessa Carlos — half of the London gallery Carlos/Ishikawa — under the umbrella term Condo Complex, likening art galleries to individually owned, mutually dependent condominium apartments.
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Instead of visiting art galleries, attending concerts or walking on picturesque wooded paths, one woman I know who came to Woodstock, N.Y., last summer spent the weekend on her iPad communing with her many "friends" on Facebook.
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The 17th edition of Art Basel Miami Beach, the week's largest fair, brings together over 200 contemporary and modern art galleries from around the world, including big-name institutions like Hauser & Wirth, Lisson Gallery and Galerie Perrotin.
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By Saturday, high water was creeping to the edge of the scenic commercial district in Parkville, Missouri, a riverfront suburb of 353,700 residents just upstream from Kansas City known for its antique shops, art galleries and restaurants.
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One way to counter the invasion of gentrifying forces — businesses and real estate developers that represent large scale financial speculation — is to check the progress of art galleries that often act as the precursors for these enterprises.
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All you need to know … "This Dance Troupe Performs with Lasers in Their Butts": Prancing around art galleries with a laser in your butt could be seen as silly, or a cheap gimmick to demand viewers' attention.
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Do a Chelsea gallery crawl Lots of New York City neighborhoods host art galleries, but the greatest concentration is in Chelsea, where there are hundreds to wander through between 43th and 11th Avenue and 18th and 28th street.
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As criticism has grown over their purported connection with the nation's opioid crisis, some art galleries -- including Britain's Tate museum and New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art -- have said they will no longer accept donations from the family.
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Described by The New York Times as an "experiment in New Urbanism," Serenbe offers a mix of country homes and townhomes, as well as a 25-acre organic farm, coffee shops, farmers' markets, art galleries and regular events.
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Organized annually by ARTE_MADRID to act as a celebration of arts and culture, from Septemober 19th to the 22nd events will be taking place throughout city, both day and night, with almost 50 contemporary art galleries inaugurating exhibitions.
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There's an artist called Mike Nelson, he creates totally believable spaces within art galleries so you would walk into a room that's been all boxed off and suddenly you are in a minicab office in Iraq or somewhere.
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Tiravanija, a leading figure in the new, socially based form of conceptual art called relational aesthetics—he was known for turning art galleries into kitchens, and serving Thai food to the visitors—told him to forget about Düsseldorf.
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Another was Professor Krauss, who said at the time that the magazine was being taken over by its advertising and that Mr. Coplans, catering increasingly to the art galleries, was refusing to publish anything on film or video.
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International auction houses halted their dedicated sales, Indian buyers pulled back and many Indian art galleries shifted their focus to selling blue-chip modern art that was considered to be less of a financial gamble than contemporary work.
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With $16 million in Getty financing, the new initiative on Latin American and Latino art involves about 70 nonprofit institutions in the area; nearly as many commercial art galleries will be offering self-funded shows on the theme.
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Google has previously made art galleries accessible virtually through its Museum Views feature, which gives users a Street View-like experience through spaces like New York's Museum of Modern Art, to the Musée de l'Orangerie in Paris, France.
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Havana's fine dining restaurants, trendy rooftop bars, modern art galleries and hip music clubs look like they could be plucked out of New York City or Los Angeles, except with more Caribbean flair and housed in colonial mansions.
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Spring Gallery Guide In any given week, the art galleries of New York — and there are hundreds — are brimful of exhibitions showcasing works old and new, conventional and avant-garde, by the established and by the just discovered.
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A new wave of art galleries are starting to move up uptown from Chelsea and lower Manhattan, and it is time to ask serious questions about their impact and what we can do to guarantee Harlem survives culturally.
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Using gifts from Mr. Jaharis and his wife, Mary, the Metropolitan Museum renovated portions of its medieval art galleries, and the apse beneath the Great Hall Stairs became part of the Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries for Byzantine Art.
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In the police raid last year on the ICBC branch, dubbed Operation Shadow, officers swarmed through the lemon-colored building on Paseo de Recoletos, a wide, tree-lined boulevard in central Madrid, filled with art galleries, museums and palaces.
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Not long ago New York's art galleries followed a certain geographic logic: Chelsea was for the big players, downtown was for the young guns, and uptown was a place for galleries of a more genteel, more historically minded sort.
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However, also in Austin — one of the country's more progressive cities — local media outlets have on occasion avoided coverage of the Art Galleries in Black Studies at the University of Texas at Austin (of which I am the director).
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Tourists still stroll through art galleries in the centre of Saint-Louis, the former French capital of colonial West Africa, but it is in the poor neighbourhoods, just across a short bridge, that buildings are disappearing into the ocean.
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The scene is a dripping fantasia of possibility—parties in warehouses, gay bars, art galleries, and even fields kick off after midnight and conclude after your friends back home are done arguing over who's going to pay for brunch.
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But interest from a nonresidential tenant in the location, which abuts the elevated High Line and is amid many art galleries, led the developers to add more commercial space while reducing the number of residential units, Mr. Korolik said.
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Koegel's clients have included artists like David Salle, Judy Pfaff, Barbara Kruger, Jeff Koons and William Wegman, as well as some of the city's most prominent blue-chip art galleries and the estates of Max Ernst and Larry Rivers.
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With the island's best organic food market, Mana, and half a dozen contemporary art galleries, the town of Paia — about five miles northwest of Makawao — offers the same rural-bohemian spirit as Upcountry, but with beach access as well.
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Over oat-milk hot chocolates at La Colombe on Vandam Street, a shop regularly flooded by workers from nearby tech companies and art galleries, Josey Markiewicz, who manages training and quality assurance at the cafe, described the Oatly onslaught.
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The six-mile-long stretch from the Garden District to Uptown, following the curving course of the Mississippi River, has some of the best antique stores, art galleries, craft shops and boutiques to be found anywhere in the city.
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But with all the changes, business owners and residents say, the city continues to feel local, laid-back, and accessible for tourists to dine on Southern fare, peruse shops and art galleries, and experience the epicenter of country music.
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Tourists wandered by in the direction of the Picasso Museum, art galleries and Merci, where shoppers line up in an industrial warehouse to buy the necessities of modern life, like pink computer glasses and soap made from tomato leaves.
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As A.I. whisks us from place to place — visits to family members, art galleries and musical events — we will look out the windows, as unaware of its plans for us as a poodle on its way to the groomer's.
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But when staff members at the Tate Modern and Tate Britain art galleries in London were asked this week to contribute to buy a gift for the Tate group's departing director, many raised eyebrows over the present: a sailboat.
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The charity, founded in 2017, works with two of Paris's top art galleries to train migrants and refugees as guides as part of a French drive to strengthen ties between refugees and locals after a surge in new arrivals.
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After his retirement, Mr. Lichtenstein became the chairman of the BAM Local Development Corporation, a multimillion-dollar project designed to create an entirely new cultural district in the surrounding area including new theaters, dance halls, art galleries and libraries.
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His daughter, Leone in 2013 filed a lawsuit in federal court against the university, its foundation and art galleries that said the painting was registered as plundered artwork that entered the United States without the family's knowledge in 1956.
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While contemporary media overwhelmingly depicted African-Americans as maids and laborers, Patty-Jo and Ginger's vast wardrobes, Heywood-Wakefield-furnished home, and visits to orchestras and art galleries indicated an upscale lifestyle that in itself was a political statement.
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With parades and events occurring on a regular basis and a wide range of local art galleries, shopping, and unique destinations (Hello, desert hot springs!), there's more to discover in SMA than you'll be able to fit on your calendar.
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The anonymous artist has long expressed a dislike of art galleries reselling their works, down to creating a piece featuring an audience of bidders battling over a print that reads, simply, "I can't believe you morons actually buy this shit".
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It was that very calm, which can still be found in the affluent Manhattan neighborhood filled with art galleries and gay bars -- away from the hordes of Times Square tourists -- that had kept him living there for more than a decade.
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This hidden pollution, and the fact that the country still has no longterm plan for radioactive waste storage, inspired Hot Spots: Radioactivity and the Landscape at UB Art Galleries in the Center for the Arts at the University at Buffalo.
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Nine contemporary art galleries now fill the new Railyard Arts District next to the contemporary art museum SITE Santa Fe. The first museum in the nation dedicated to encaustic art opened this year with an exhibition focused on climate change.
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As well as the palace itself, the site has state-of-the-art galleries that narrate Ethiopian history; a botanical garden; a pavilion with exhibits on the country's nine regions; and two black-maned Abyssinian lions dozing in a den.
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At one point Perry and her brother visit both the African and Oceanic art galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and she contrasts videos of him shooting hoops with the audio guide's details about works of art and their acquisitions.
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BRUSSELS — When the Visser family relocated their tribal art gallery from Amsterdam to Brussels in 1999, they rented space adjacent to the Place du Grand Sablon, a lively hilltop area filled with cafes, chocolate shops and several other ethnographic art galleries.
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Read more: Forget real estate — 'art flipping' is the latest way rich millennials are building wealth, and it's an investment baby boomers largely ignoredSeveral art dealers told Rachel Corbett of Art Net last year that attendance is down in art galleries.
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Mr. Simons, 50, moved into the apartment, a penthouse on the Far West Side of Chelsea framed by art galleries, five months ago, after living in the Stella Tower, the Art Deco apartment building in Hell's Kitchen designed by Ralph Walker.
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A small sampling: the Public Theater (yes, "Hamilton" started there), but also the Cherry Lane and Barrow Street Theaters; independent movie houses like the Angelika, the IFC Center and the newly reopened Quad; art galleries and bookstores, including the vast Strand.
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For one, the dominance of brick walls, wood floors, big windows and frequent columns of its repurposed 19th-century factory buildings is the apotheosis of SoHo, whose small-industry loft spaces were taken over by commercial art galleries in the 1970s.
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Art Basel has contributed to the gentrification of the Wynwood neighborhood in Miami, and there is great concern that Little Haiti — with its flourishing indie art galleries, and trendy eateries replacing botanicas — is well on its way to a similar fate.
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For its first New York store, which opened in 2013, the company hired Leong Leong, an architecture firm whose other clients included art galleries and fashion brands like 3.1 Phillip Lim, which gave Sweetgreen a minimalist aesthetic to let ingredients shine.
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After touring her hillside home, she wanted to head over to MacArthur Park to visit a space shared by the art galleries Reena Spaulings Fine Art and House of Gaga for a show featuring works by Jill Mulleady and Larry Johnson.
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He was a fourth-grade schoolteacher in Harlem, and she took a job as a social worker, and they lived in what Ms. Diamond described as a tenement apartment on West 216st Street, spending their spare time in Manhattan art galleries.
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Ms. Schaffer has arranged for her staycation clients in New York to be given backstage tours of Radio City Music Hall and Lincoln Center and has also booked private walking tours of art galleries in SoHo with a local artist.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we meet Ivan Argelaga, a retired photographer and veteran of Spain's sadomasochist scene, who strips naked and gets down on all fours at night to play "the human dog" at Barcelona bars and art galleries.
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Spaces such as Human Resources, Pehrspace, Gal Palace, and Pieter are inclusive and offer a necessary laboratory type venue for artistic expression outside of more formalized venues like art galleries, museums, and music venues that overcharge for drinks and aren't all ages.
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David Carrier's The Contemporary Art Gallery is a small but well-stocked treasury of first-hand observations by someone who's spent a lot of time in art galleries, but who has retained enough critical distance to see them with a certain objectivity.
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The city, nicknamed the Gig City because it claims it has the fastest internet service in the Western Hemisphere, also offers a robust downtown filled with local shops, restaurants and art galleries, as well as plentiful outdoor activities, including cycling and rock climbing.
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Art galleries are so often bright and welcoming, but this was an inverted, mutilated, inside-out doppelganger of one, and Kaizer—short, diminutive, dressed in all black, 65 percent of his face covered by his shoulder-length locks—was barely even visible.
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The dead included nine Italians, one of whom was pregnant; seven urban planners from Japan; a Bangladeshi woman who worked for art galleries; a 19-year-old Indian woman attending the University of California, Berkeley; two other college students; and two police officers.
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The rest of the stands will be on display in the magnificent Nave, with its 45-meter (150-foot) ceiling, the Salon d'Honneur, and the upper galleries that focus on emerging art galleries, of which 10 have been selected for the Lafayette Sector.
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A painter and political blogger turned lawyer with a hipster beard, the 29-year-old took me on a stroll through his city: the Lisburn Road with its gourmet shops and art galleries, and the Cathedral Quarter with its thriving night life.
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Some may recognize a replica statue of the seated scribe Haremhab, which occupies a prominent spot in the Egyptian art galleries; others may know the travertine Head of a Hippopotamus, held, in the roof installation, by a man who regards it without emotion.
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What began as a gathering in an artist studio soon expanded to larger settings, such as the Other Places Art Fair, Spring/Break Art Show, various Los Angeles art galleries, and even a casual session at the Old Zoo in Griffith Park.
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Just as local real estate developers have been attracted by the inexpensive land and prime location, entrepreneurs have been lured in for these same reasons, too, and are opening restaurants, distilleries, art galleries and other businesses that draw crowds from all over town.
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Rieger has presented the performance art-meets-social service project at music festivals, art galleries, bars, and nightclub events from the shores of Toronto Islands to the Rideau Canal to Meaford's Electric Eclectic Festival, which doesn't even boast a body of water.
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Symphony of a Missing Room is a visual art experiment where participants are subject to blindfolding (and other forms of disorientation) before being taken around art galleries, museums, and other spaces as a series of performance pieces happen in front of them.
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In the Chelsea neighborhood of New York last month, on a block lined with art galleries, an exhibition inside a former garage displayed several dozen one-of-a-kind brooches created by Van Cleef & Arpels, valued, in total, at more than $0003 million.
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I had been put off by some of Vegas's in-your-face glam, but it's hard not to be excited when walking through a hotel you encounter Warhol, Basquiat, Murakami, and more Damien Hirst than you'd find at most contemporary art galleries.
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The works on display in Red Room are incredibly dense, and underscore, for me, one of the perennial problems with video art — galleries are a terrible place to experience it (though Young World, which is off the beaten path, is better than most).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads More than 75 art galleries in New York have been served with lawsuits claiming that they have violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by failing to make their websites accessible to blind or visually impaired people.
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Thomas, perched on the North Fork of the Blackwater River, caters to a more indoor-oriented crowd, with art galleries and bright coffee houses like the Purple Fiddle, a festive haunt that has live folk and acoustic music every weekend of the year.
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While Wuhan became a cosmopolitan place, it was always essentially a business town -- it never developed the nightlife or the movie industry, publishing houses, and art galleries that clustered in Shanghai's more Bohemian quarters; it wasn't quite the scholarly center that was Beijing.
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HIT DIFFERENT NEIGHBORHOODS In large cities, art galleries are often concentrated in different neighborhoods according to the style of art they exhibit, and Ms. Schlesinger suggested hitting a few areas so that you get a broad perspective of that city's gallery scene.
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He also participated in Fluxus exhibitions and festivals all over the world and curated "Critical Mass: Happenings, Fluxus, Performance, Intermedia and Rutgers University, 1958-1972," a 2003 show at the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College and the Mason Gross Art Galleries.
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Two neighborhood coalitions, Defend Boyle Heights (DBH) and Boyle Heights Alliance Against Artwashing and Displacement (BHAAAD), have called for the boycott of art galleries and other businesses they claim do not serve the best interests of the community's working-class, mostly Latino residents.
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If you happened to be in SoHo on a Saturday in 1975 you might have seen him suddenly appear, dressed in a robe made from chicken bones, tea bags and six-pack holders, for one of his "Costume Tours" of art galleries.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Why, you might ask, does a city with one of the world's highest concentrations of contemporary art galleries also need to host seasonal extravaganzas where hundreds more galleries pour into the city to share their wares?
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The identity of a lady in a black dress at the University of Cambridge is also in question, as is the artist who painted an 18th-century mythological scene centering on a goat wearing a floral crown in the Dundee Art Galleries and Museums Collection.
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Bar Da Laje is a vivid example of what is becoming known as 'favela chic', a phenomenon that has seen some parts of the enormous informal settlements once synonymous with poverty and violence become fashionable, home to edgy art galleries and up-market cafes.
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Throughout most of his adult life, he supported his wife, Joan, and their daughter, driving taxis and delivering newspapers — jobs that few other Language or New York School poets ever held — before later on working in art galleries (a New York School kind of occupation).
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Art galleries and house flippers have moved in and longtime tenants have received eviction notices, raising the specter of "Ikea catalogs in the barrio," as Josefina López, the artistic director of Casa 0101 Theater and the writer of "Real Women Have Curves," put it.
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Likewise, Gibson's sculpture in the atrium is visible not only from a display of katsina dolls, whose dancelike vigor it echoes, but also from the contemporary art galleries above, connecting Native Artists in the gallery below with the usually distinct "canonical" American art above.
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But officials were particularly concerned by indications over the weekend that "moderately high" numbers of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes and their larvae were still being found in a one-square-mile section in Wynwood, an area of warehouses, art galleries, restaurants, bars, apartments and condominiums.
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The brief history of this dockside utopia is the subject of a rousing and evocative show at the Hunter College Art Galleries, one of several recent spotlights on the sometimes-illicit art and activities of the West Side piers in the 1970s and '80s.
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Go to west Chelsea in Manhattan — home to upscale art galleries, pricey condos overlooking the High Line and the exclusive "world school" Avenues — and you may notice that across the street from many new residential and office towers are public housing projects for the poor.
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What I mentioned was that the reason for creating the biennial, because the artists of the popular neighborhoods of Ecuador or those of the indigenous communities (very talented people), didn't have a chance to get into art galleries or any official spaces for the art.
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The city's ripe with retirees and "snowbirds" — people who split their time between colder climates in the summer and Florida in the winter — who can enjoy days on one of the many nearby golf courses and nights out exploring the local shops and art galleries.
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In place of the iPhone snaps and Instagram feeds that have become de rigueur in contemporary art galleries, there are "heliographs" made using sunlight; hand-prepared glass negatives; and "cyanotypes," produced with the same technique as the cobalt-colored blueprints used by 19th-century engineers.
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But in a city where almost any change is met by fierce resistance, Google has drawn relatively few complaints as it has made itself at home in Chelsea, a neighborhood where public housing projects sit beside luxury buildings, art galleries and trendy restaurants and clubs.
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Under the proposal, residents in the two buildings would be relocated to new affordable apartments with private landlords within the Fulton Houses, an 11-building complex a few blocks south of Hudson Yards that abuts the High Line, several luxury hotels and prominent art galleries.
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Conversation-setting modern and contemporary art galleries from cities across the world will transport some of their most striking and valuable works to 256 acres of parkland in the middle of the East and Harlem Rivers May 20013 to 7 for Frieze New York.
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Despite the tiny population of 229,700 inhabitants and the brevity of the region's high season, which lasts from December through March, there are at least 30 international art galleries between St. Moritz and the municipality of Sent, providing an enlightening alternative for après-ski.
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Programmed in partnership with the exhibition producers Nicolai and Michael Frahm, it is presenting a major component of "Ugo Rondinone: I ♥ John Giorno," a sprawling exhibition taking place in 13 locations across Manhattan, including the New Museum, High Line and Hunter College Art Galleries.
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The royalties collecting agency reached an out-of-court agreement with a consortium of Italian and international galleries — including the Italian Association of Modern and Contemporary Art Galleries — after six years of negotiations meant to keep the country's art world competitive in the global market.
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