PC: I think the most endangered galleries are our size galleries, Sean.
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The fairs are risky for small galleries and good for big galleries.
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It's this group of galleries [Fifteenth Street Galleries] and clothing stores where they do Second Saturdays.
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They successfully grew a following in a neighborhood where galleries hadn't ventured, and other galleries followed.
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In terms of galleries, I'd suggest checking out ABV, Kai Lin Art and other small boutique galleries.
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Of the 45 galleries participating in the official Gallery Weekend program, 38 galleries contain shows by men.
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Traditionally, Liste has filtered galleries for Art Basel, but sometimes strange things happen: Some galleries are accepted to Art Basel Statements without Liste, and other galleries return to Liste from Basel after not being accepted again, which proves how little space there is in Art Basel for new galleries.
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And there was a lot more of it on offer during "FIAC Week" at concurrent events such as the YIA Art Fair (24 galleries), Outsider Art Fair (2000 galleries) and Asia Now (0003 galleries).
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Her paintings are displayed in galleries across the US, like Billota Gallery in Florida and Chasen Galleries in Virginia.
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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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"Simply put, Mary is the heart and soul of the Mary Boone Galleries and without her the galleries cannot exist."
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"It's the smaller galleries that feed the mid-tier galleries that feed the larger galleries, and we all have to be respectful of that process because otherwise it's like watching the Great Barrier Reef die," he said.
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And I feel very strongly that if we don't sustain galleries, with collectors — and that means getting the collectors to go to the galleries to look at art, and by that I mean the smaller galleries and the midsize galleries because it's a bottom-up system — it's like watching the Great Barrier Reef die.
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Some of the London galleries also suggested a few other galleries they'd love to collaborate with, and we invited them also.
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Blue-chip galleries are expanding, and a surprising number of international galleries are opening here, too, mostly on the Upper East Side.
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Two stops: the Asian galleries on the second floor and the Greek and Roman galleries at the opposite end, on the first.
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He connected with a few galleries and eventually caught a break with Lumas, a German-based art company with galleries around the world.
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Located on the museum's south end, the Menschel Galleries include the Drawings, Photography, and Architecture galleries, as well as a Special Exhibitions gallery.
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The mix of galleries included in Frame always skews international, and this year, the 17 up-and-coming galleries represent 13 different countries.
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Last year, that office began issuing subpoenas to galleries, requesting sales and shipping records, according to lawyers for the galleries, an action that seemed to focus on whether the galleries were paying sales tax for art sold in New York, the lawyers said.
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The works in the exhibition appear in three zones: the traditional galleries, the interstitial space between galleries and conservatories, and the conservatory environments themselves.
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That allows small and midsize galleries to enjoy the attention of art-world professionals (though galleries that take part are selected by the organizers).
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The galleries are sparsely filled — 21970 is a small number of objects for a half-dozen galleries — and have no labels or other text.
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And the fair system has got to stop subsidizing large galleries and asking small galleries to pay disproportionately more, in terms of their profit margin.
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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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Midsize galleries have long struggled to compete in a field increasingly dominated by mega-galleries with multiple locations, like Gagosian, David Zwirner and Hauser & Wirth.
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Today they are considered a mixed blessing, detrimental to galleries who have nevertheless come to depend on them — while fairs, in turn, depend on galleries.
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Two-thirds of participating galleries are expected to pay an average of 13% less, while the remaining galleries can expect to pay around 4% more.
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Started with a handful of Sydney galleries by 603 Group, Art Money is now available in 350 galleries worldwide, from Auckland to Singapore to New York.
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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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The Museum of Modern Art in New York City is closing its architecture and design galleries, along with the other "medium specific" galleries including photography and drawing.
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Why then present these examples of couture in galleries normally devoted to Byzantine and Medieval painting and sculpture – without disturbing the normal permanent displays in those galleries?
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"It's not good that a few galleries are getting more and more market share and the younger galleries are having a harder time to compete," he said.
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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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The current suite of four third-floor galleries — for special exhibitions, photography, drawings and architecture — will be reconfigured into two larger galleries, one 5,000 square feet, one 10,000.
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Together, they reached out to friends and colleagues, ending up with sixteen New York galleries who have invited twenty out-of-town galleries to show in their spaces.
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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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Thaddaeus Ropac, who operates five galleries in Europe, said he often used fairs to highlight different works by an artist he was showing in one of his galleries.
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In June 19203, Art Basel Switzerland will institute a new sliding-scale pricing model which enables larger galleries to pay more and allows smaller galleries to pay less.
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"Few galleries, either in Europe or America, have the degree of commitment to museums that she has," said Nicholas Serota, the director of the Tate galleries in England.
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In New York City, for example, the Upper East Side of Manhattan has galleries showing works by 19th-century artists like Claude Monet — Acquavella Galleries is an example.
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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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We were sitting on a bench in one of the SFMoMA galleries, while technicians and curatorial assistants passed through and sounds of drilling and hammering came from other galleries.
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The window is expected to be completed in mid-2018, when the abbey will also unveil the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries, a new museum above the abbey's main galleries.
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The team says they've seen more than $2 million spent in Sydney galleries with their program — and now, 90 percent of galleries in inner city Sydney offer Art Money.
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"When the Art Students League was created, the most famous and appreciated and respected galleries were the Georges Petit galleries in Paris," said the league's executive director, Michael Rips.
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The goal of proyectosLA is to create an open environment that encourages new commercial partnerships between the Latin American galleries and US-based and international collectors, institutions, curators, and galleries.
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And don't public museums now allow large galleries to put on scholarly shows that the latter essentially get to curate, so long as the galleries agree to underwrite the costs?
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It could bring more art to people, because they get to see more, or it could create this sort of strange ... What happens to galleries, going forward, the physical galleries?
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It's also experiencing an art-fair effect, with international galleries opening project spaces or satellite galleries in a highly concentrated area: where collectors and curators stay when visiting New York.
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Now, Chelsea galleries have moved to Chinatown and Harlem, Upper East Side galleries have moved to the Lower East Side and a few pioneers have moved to new frontiers altogether.
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Swann Auction Galleries' sale of Printed & Manuscript American was the highest earning Americana auction at the galleries in six years, bringing in a total of $1.2 million on September 27.
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A small number of mega-galleries have begun to dominate—threatening the very existence of the smaller and midlevel galleries, and therefore the livelihoods of the artists who exhibit in them.
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Commercial galleries partially bear the cost of producing museum exhibitions for their artists, not because the galleries are on the losing end of a financial battle, but because it's worth it.
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"It started with just the idea that young people were empowered enough to be within galleries and create programs for those galleries for other young people," says Circuit lead Mark Miller.
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Unlike other fairs that line the hangar with blue chip galleries, for a 15% commission, the Other Art Fair gives its booths directly to emerging artists and no galleries are present.
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I've heard that sometimes they actually pay less per square foot than the smaller galleries, but I guess the idea would be that the larger galleries would subsidize the younger sections.
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"The galleries are the fair's clients, technically, but the collectors are the galleries' clients," said the contemporary collector Shelley Fox Aarons, an Upper West Side resident and New Museum board member.
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A picture on Friday with an art review about Condo New York, an exhibition in which galleries from around the world are paired with galleries in Manhattan, was published in error.
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The elaborate history of 14 of these galleries will be told in exciting new depth in "Inventing Downtown: Artist-Run Galleries in New York City, 1952-1965," which opens Tuesday, Jan.
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" — the protesters served the galleries with large "eviction notices.
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The holidays can be stressful, so if the crowds at the more popular exhibitions and galleries spike your anxiety, the museum recommends visiting the quiet spaces that can be found even during the holiday rush, including the Studiolo from the Ducal Palace in Gubbio (gallery 501), the Buddhist sculpture rooms in the Asian art section (galleries 206, 223-731, 234-240) and the tranquil galleries in the back of the Robert Lehman Wing (galleries 950-960).
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Most of the European galleries showing here are pretty disappointing and haven't gotten the memo from Art Basel, and most biennials and major galleries, that post-internet art is kind of dead.
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As is typical, there is a section for the heavy-hitter galleries from around the globe, including Marian Goodman, Metro Pictures and Michael Werner, and also a subsidized section for newer galleries.
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"I wouldn't have any problem if we would pay a little more, we the larger galleries, so that some younger galleries are supported and can show their work in the fair," he said.
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The Pulitzer's pitch-perfect galleries are a regional treasure, providing a strong argument for major exhibition spaces outside of crowded metropolises where space is expensive and galleries are often overhung as a result.
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The bottom nine floors encompass the Zeitz Museum's 0003 galleries.
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The bottom nine floors encompass the Zeitz Museum's 100 galleries.
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Some artists refuse to exhibit in commercial galleries or museums.
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I yawned and trod into one of the museum's galleries.
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It has seven entryways and a network of underground galleries.
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And I think it's important that people walk into galleries.
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I started women's galleries, organized women's shows, and wrote books.
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We want to have an open dialogue with these galleries.
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Teenagers flock to sleepovers in the British Museum's Egyptian galleries.
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Otherwise, the underground galleries will be permanently sealed with concrete.
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The three galleries are thematically arranged: politics; appropriation; and abstraction.
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Interested buyers can make requests directly with the exhibiting galleries.
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And few galleries have an active market for mystical artifacts.
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And, personally, I need access to art galleries and theaters.
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Large Augusta National galleries followed Woods and cheered him on.
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The presence of the major galleries and publishers is unnecessary.
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She's bucking the entire art system by forgoing galleries entirely.
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On my last visit the Islamic galleries were nearly empty.
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In most galleries, one or two bright spots are tolerated.
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Muted colors will turn the Drill Room into airy galleries.
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Stockton University Art' Galleries, 101 Vera King Farris Drive. stockton.
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I've really given up on most galleries in South Africa.
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GRÚPAT works have been presented mainly at museums and galleries.
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At the Neuberger, the team constructs models of the galleries.
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And it shows a cooperative spirit among artists and galleries.
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That will tell you how powerful the galleries really are.
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On March 6, the website listed 20193 stores and galleries.
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Mr. Kremer and the galleries selected seven artists to participate.
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I love going to galleries with a heady, academic exhibition.
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The Melbourne Art Fair was cancelled after three galleries withdrew.
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Ultimately, they are shown and sold at galleries and exhibitions.
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On weekends we would go to bars, galleries and happenings.
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"Galleries don't dream of doing art fairs," Ms. Russo said.
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From the sunny lobby, the students descended into the galleries.
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All four galleries have stands in this year's fair, too.
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The galleries become a transdimensional stopover camp for extinct animals.
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Those replicas will be on view in the new galleries.
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Then, of course, the kids grow up going to galleries.
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ACQUAVELLA GALLERIES through May 25; 18 East 79th Street, acquavellagalleries.com.
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Small shops, restaurants and art galleries are within walking distance.
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Showing artworks represented by other galleries does indeed feel experimental.
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Sales at smaller galleries declined over the past few years.
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At Frieze London last week, galleries opted for quirkier looks.
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PC: I'm curious about the locations of galleries now, too.
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Were you surprised when galleries started to cluster in SoHo?
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Smaller galleries, though, have delayed or canceled international art shows.
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International galleries were also set to participate in the fair.
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The New Museum has temporarily closed its galleries and offices.
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This is one reason smaller contemporary galleries have been struggling.
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The bulk of my collection comes from galleries in Tokyo.
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On my last visit the Islamic galleries were nearly empty.
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There were transformative exhibitions to be seen in commercial galleries.
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Tell me the three collection galleries I absolutely cannot miss.
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Normally, except at openings, most art galleries are not crowded.
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But galleries are not only bowing out for economic reasons.
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Seats filled steadily on the floor and in the galleries.
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Other galleries have had a similar response, the duo said.
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The Art Basel Miami Beach fair features 269 exhibiting galleries.
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New restaurants, galleries and a brewery have come to town.
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The anticipation for the subterranean history galleries already feels mythic.
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In New York City, Ms. Ryan worked for art galleries.
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But you have a whole other economic thing with galleries.
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The galleries purchased the space for $1.6 million in 1997.
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Auction houses, galleries, and eBay will be under close watch.
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Is Art Money affecting the sales of New York galleries?
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The exhibition fills the entire upper galleries of the museum.
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Galleries were panicking because they were running out of images.
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There was no market to think of, very few galleries.
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There are only 21 galleries represented at the fair, so I initially felt that I had the time and space to contemplate work (in contrast to Frieze with its armada of about 180 galleries).
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There are more than 27 galleries exhibiting at TEFAF this year, 13 of which are newcomers to the fair but old staples in the art world: galleries like Pace, Victoria Miro, and Friedman Benda.
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And for some time, the industry has faced rampant speculation about how sustainable the current model is for art fairs, as blue-chip galleries monopolize the market while small and mid-sized galleries close.
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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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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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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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Eugenie is a director at the Hauser and Wirth art galleries.
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I'd go out to galleries and pick up cards and posters.
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But galleries of photos and videos will remain on the website.
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Yet, as visitors roam through the galleries, the atmosphere insubordinately changes.
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The system then seals the galleries off from smoke and fire.
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Small, resourceful artist-dealers are flourishing even as big galleries dominate.
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It lists roughly 100 U.S. stores and galleries on its website.
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It seems these are the usual conditions, some galleries take 75%.
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Multi-photo Instagram galleries are finally coming soon — and for everyone.
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At other times Japanese artists are often exhibited in Beijing's galleries.
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Seven of the 21 galleries included are new participants this year.
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And the expanded collection galleries will be relatively free of columns.
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So artists' galleries and private donors all have to chip in.
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Laleh Khorramian fills two galleries with visions from a distant galaxy.
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This influx of galleries are part of the ecosystem of gentrification.
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There are also a lot of emerging galleries in gentrified areas.
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Whereas currently at MOCA, the galleries are filled with termite art.
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Normally special exhibitions are presented in the galleries for temporary shows.
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The Blue Dot, one of the web's first online art galleries.
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The shops and galleries are amazing and the food is delicious.
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Some are held by Dutch museums, art galleries and other institutions.
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Hit up a few galleries before grabbing lunch or a drink.
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People crowded galleries even as these exhibits proved vexing to critics.
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Another $40 million or more will go towards renovating existing galleries.
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Plenty of online photo galleries and 10th anniversary stories to come.
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More appeared on eBay, and in auction houses and art galleries.
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Sellers, all of whom were professional sellers — so, dealers or galleries.
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For many tourists, museums and art galleries are must-see attractions.
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After that they are looking to incorporate galleries from other artists.
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NADA features more than 254 funky galleries from a dozen countries.
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Today, former hammams and hans (inns) serve as galleries and museums.
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"Galleries hurt themselves by discussing it so openly," Mr. Friese said.
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It is home to boutiques, galleries, and Powell's City of Books.
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His work has been featured in exhibitions at galleries around Portugal.
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In the next two galleries, Picabia is all over the place.
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Museums & Galleries The International Center of Photography is back, and welcome.
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I insure artwork, mostly for galleries, private collections and individual artists.
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They raced through the galleries and peppered their guide with questions.
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I had a couple of galleries contact me, which was cool.
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An annex where Morgan's personal residence once stood now holds galleries.
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MR. GOYAL Many different sources including galleries and affordable art fairs.
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Her father, Tom, recalled hearing the occasional grumbling in her galleries.
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I've visited more galleries and museums than I can possibly count.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In galleries, we expect objects.
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Some Indian galleries at the fair seem to lament changing times.
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Now, thanks to galleries like Company on Eldridge Street, we can.
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Are we going to take his work out of the galleries?
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The long frescoed galleries of the Capitoline were shrouded in darkness.
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Equally important, it gives galleries a chance to make some sales.
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I visit a lot of galleries when I look for inspiration.
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MR. FISCHER We try not to walk into galleries as strangers.
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More than 30 galleries from 35 countries are slated to participate.
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The seven galleries in this building have had consistently strong programs.
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How diverse are the artists shown at New York's art galleries?
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Starting in 257, Mr. Rubin owned or directed five different galleries.
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The world has changed enormously, but I don't have 11 galleries.
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"I think that many galleries will have to close," she said.
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She previously served as head of programs at London's Serpentine Galleries.
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Some galleries root Modernism in well-known American and European classics.
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" You can also indicate your hobbies, like "Bowling" and "Art galleries.
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"The resistance by some galleries is understandable and expected," Resch said.
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There were almost no galleries and little money to be made.
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The 45th edition of FIAC featured 195 galleries from 27 countries.
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Most galleries display works in several mediums and from different times.
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New York City can be a challenging place for fledgling galleries.
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COMMERCIAL GALLERIES sometimes seemed to be functioning like alternative spaces themselves.
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In another sense, it's about the dearth of black-owned galleries.
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Many of these historic buildings now house museums, galleries and shops.
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It can seem like the city is breaking out in galleries.
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New galleries include Andrew Edlin, Essex Street, Kaikai Kiki and Pierogi.
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He projected them for friends in bars, discos, and art galleries.
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In the Legion's low-ceilinged lower galleries, they fill the wall.
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Magazines, galleries, and clubs quickly emerged to respond to this appetite.
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Many are in the European Painting galleries; several are audience favorites.
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The patrons in the galleries had a range of rooting interests.
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By 21987, galleries were opening, and restaurants and bars soon followed.
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"Fewer than 100 galleries do all three fairs," Mr. Spiegler said.
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Restaurants and galleries are packed; hotels and home rentals are booked.
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Soon his work was appearing in art shows, galleries and museums.
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The Met takes great pride in putting supporters' names on galleries.
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They now charge galleries a considerable fee for one IG post.
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They need to make proper galleries to show their contemporary collection.
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There are two types of art galleries in this world, Virgo.
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Elena Ochoa Foster was appointed chair of the Serpentine Galleries council.
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"I was living in clubs, bars, galleries, art studios," she continues.
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Other museums and galleries are using augmented reality to augment exhibitions.
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The piece will remain on view in Colby's permanent collection galleries.
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The gray brick complex includes living spaces, studios, labs, and galleries.
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I'm used to galleries that are the size of this table.
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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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Escalators take you either down to the history galleries — in keeping with the tradition started by the Freer/Sackler and African Art museums, 60% of NMAAHC is underground — or up to the culture and community galleries.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's called "condo," but it's really more like couch-surfing: for the next month, 16 New York City galleries will give over their spaces to a slate of 36 international galleries.
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Usually my work is shown in the context of exhibitions or galleries.
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He sells and restores mammoth tusks for carvers, knife painters, and galleries.
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The first two galleries seem to be the strongest in this regard.
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Acquavella Galleries sold Lucien Freud's painting "Portrait" (1972) for an undisclosed price.
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Sixteen new galleries became members of the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA).
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Another therapeutic activity, "Mend Piece," is in smaller rooms in both galleries.
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A small number of stores will transition into galleries or information centers.
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Several of the mansions have been turned into hotels and art galleries.
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Across 12 galleries, the museum presents a thematic narrative of world history.
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Tesla stores will be "more like galleries and information centers," Musk explained.
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His work hangs in galleries and is sold by major auction houses.
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Despite the promise of a bigger audience, however, galleries were still hesitant.
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Essenhigh's large-format paintings will illuminate MOCA's TowneBank Galleries with otherworldly expression.
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In recent years galleries have been popping up all over the continent.
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He's been taking in some London plays recently and touring art galleries.
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People are intimated, I think, by the sense that galleries are exclusionary.
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One, and most important is, we vet our dealers and our galleries.
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Its portfolio includes office buildings and shopping galleries in Poland's biggest towns.
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Mr Frechette and his circle stage exhibitions in brick and mortar galleries.
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The more than 21956 galleries participating are divided into four broad categories.
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It holds more galleries, an art-class area and three study centers.
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Apparently people don't buy in galleries anymore, they only buy in fairs.
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Saturdays are for galleries and studio visits, and Sundays are for museums.
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They have a nerve and flexibility absent from museums and commercial galleries.
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Its beauty explains why her clients are artists, photographers, galleries and museums.
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"Jean Dubuffet: Anticultural Positions" at Acquavella Galleries on the Upper East Side.
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Every Thursday night, galleries open their doors for a fun art walk.
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When art galleries open in the neighborhood, it's another sign of gentrification.
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In the 1960s, she had galleries in New York and Los Angeles.
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Check out more mock-ups of Aston Martin's "galleries" and "lairs" below:
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In the Yale galleries, some open furniture drawers will reveal faded handwriting.
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Earlier this fall, activists placed mock eviction notices in front of galleries.
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Williamsburg also offers theme parks, beaches, trails, a vineyard and art galleries.
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How did artists and galleries use ephemera to get the word out?
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Galleries have always provided scholarly support for museums exhibiting their artists' work.
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These institutions have been joined lately by branches of large, international galleries.
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She choreographed for untraditional spaces: galleries, rooftops, the side of a building.
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Because most people are not able to go to museums and galleries.
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Now, Sanchez sells prints of his work online and exhibits in galleries.
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I first saw one in a hall that opened onto various galleries.
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Under 'Inspiration,' you'll find photo galleries, design ideas, and short video tips.
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Later that day I visit one of the best galleries in Tehran.
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It's now an art form sought after by galleries and advertisers alike.
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Jeremiah Evarts was appointed director of Di Donna Galleries in New York.
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A stop into Santa Monica reveals galleries just steps from the train.
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Downtown Paducah's attractions include historic theaters, galleries, and the National Quilt Museum.
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The disused 2000 "hôtel particulier" hosted 54 galleries and seven project spaces.
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The Lehmann Maupin galleries in New York are open by appointment only.
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"The smaller galleries, they want to keep their artists," Mr. Lindemann said.
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Due to the pandemic, museums and galleries are now creating virtual experiences.
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ANNANDALE-On-HUDSON, N.Y. What exactly is it that art galleries do?
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But for some local galleries, the price to participate is too high.
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Will the museum always be known as the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries?
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Museums and galleries around the country staged posthumous exhibitions of her work.
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Then back down in the elevator onto a street of art galleries.
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Even for Sydney galleries like Roslyn Oxley9, diversity is a central topic.
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All of them replied that fewer people were visiting their galleries. Why?
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Spring Gallery Guide Galleries, small and midsize, are having a rough ride.
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One of the neighborhood's newest galleries is also one of city's oldest.
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This gorgeous retrospective is a strand of perfectly curated, self-contained galleries.
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A joint exhibition continues at Pitzer College Art Galleries through December 8.
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Galleries are full of works always looking for a richer, hotter buyer.
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The exhibition's 11 interactive galleries help you make sense of your senses.
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Galleries and private museums have begun to take root in some cities.
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These days, few dealers still sleep in the quarters above their galleries.
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The Met named the suite the Wrightsman Galleries for French Decorative Arts.
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Detroit is changing: people are moving to the city, galleries are proliferating.
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Find these and more in our guide to New York's art galleries.
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In the art world, small and midsize galleries serve an important function.
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He could have been describing the geography of New York City galleries.
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PC: What concerns me is that there are a few huge galleries.
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Window coverings have been removed to let sunlight into the museum's galleries.
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Two more galleries devoted to landscapes since 2000 would have been perfection.
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Her work absolutely merits its place in the galleries alongside anything else.
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JANE NATHANSON I think the best galleries are exhibited at Art Basel.
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"There used to be art galleries along the pier," Mr. Bradbury said.
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The Abstract Expressionists had burst upon fame and fortune in galleries there.
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The galleries are open Thursdays through Sundays from 1–4 pm, EST.
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We get thrown together with some other galleries, and it bothers me.
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There are many restaurants, galleries, stores and designer outlets in the area.
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The show's two hypnotic galleries have very different emotional and visual tones.
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Now, the fair is planning to offer compensation for the galleries' troubles.
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Judd Around Town Several galleries are offering shows related to the artist.
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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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That means some galleries were not invited back, given the limited space.
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But after graduation, she discovered the world of African-American-owned galleries.
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They bring that experience with them as they move through the galleries.
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The Tate Galleries announced his death but did not specify a cause.
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"We're not setting up a Tiffany shop in the galleries," he said.
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Museums, galleries and documentaries have all helped to broaden graffiti artists' platform.
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Minuteman artists and brave galleries responded with volleys of comment, or outrage.
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Two German galleries recently displayed a version of the Trump prison cell.
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"People are hearing that galleries did well last year," Ms. Siddall said.
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Shops, restaurants and art galleries can be found nearby, along Route 22014.
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In non-commercial galleries and museums, 22019% of exhibitions were by women.
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Many art galleries in the area closed and local residents moved out.
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I can visit up to 20 museums and galleries in a day.
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The galleries are scheduled to reopen in early 2020 [via email announcement].
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He suggested looking beyond the galleries for the true enablers of gentrification.
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The price includes Museum admission, though all galleries close at 6 pm.
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The works have been donated by artists, collectors, artist estates, and galleries.
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Locals avoided busy streets as well as theaters and galleries and markets.
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Art fairs, having proliferated around the world, are a potent force in the art market, a kind of one-stop shopping that allows collectors access to major galleries from numerous countries without having to visit the galleries themselves.
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The general picture of the fair was either "good" or "very good" judging by the sales figures released to the press, and as always vastly unequal, with mega galleries making millions while small galleries barely covered their costs.
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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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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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This reminds me of how people are continuous trying to tell us mid-tier galleries are in trouble, even though the evidence suggests it's just an evolution of the model (and most galleries of that type have always struggled).
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I wandered into galleries and was frequently ejected; by the time I found someone who I could communicate with (in French), she told me there were only two galleries included in my ticket and I'd already been to both.
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"We have the best galleries in Paris, but we also want important galleries from all over the world," said Mathias Ary Jan, the president of the National Federation of Antiques Dealers, known as the SNA, which organizes the fair.
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But I felt that the galleries weren't interested in what I was doing.
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These items are presented by over 100 publishers, antiquarian dealers, artists, and galleries.
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None of the galleries she showed with previously could have accommodated these paintings.
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"A lot of galleries were closing in Seattle at the time," explains Stinson.
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Besides forfeited fees and lost sales, galleries are bleeding money in other ways.
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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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As encounters accrue, connections start to spark across the galleries like arc lightning.
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The museum will also have temporary exhibitions in its Hurd and Katzenberg galleries.
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But for Ruskin, art was not something to be gawped at in galleries.
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There were galleries and art stores, and a woodcut studio near the base.
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The influx of art galleries, hi-rise luxury condos, and hotels is jarring.
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If the galleries weren't labeled, would you be able to tell them apart?
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Now, galleries can include both portrait and landscape photos, so I'm excited again.
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Nicole: I think that digital galleries are a new way to experience art.
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She has also had galleries in Chelsea and on the Lower East Side.
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It's all developers: studios, art galleries, warehouses that you can't even go into.
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These aren't the same style of works being made for galleries and institutions.
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After you eat, browse the shops, galleries and eateries that line Magazine Street.
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Hashmi has since taken to performing the work live at art galleries worldwide.
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Diagonally across the galleries, Mark Verabioff's media-saturated works provide a welcome foil.
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The collection will be exhibited at Sotheby's galleries in London in early November.
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We have a lot of art galleries and places that can host shows.
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It keeps getting revisited in galleries, in conversation, and in your own retrospective.
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Many of the blue-chip galleries at the fair offer no special surprises.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art galleries are kind of like restaurants.
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Under the label "Frame" come relative newbies, galleries eight years old or younger.
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Inside the galleries containing Greek and Roman antiquities, the situation was more chaotic.
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"Now I'm opposite Zwirner and near Nahmad," she added, naming two prominent galleries.
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Inside, lies the design studios, labs and production centres, spread out in galleries.
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Artists and galleries began to decamp to the area in the mid-2000s.
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Their union produced children whose Art is now shown in museums and galleries.
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And Russian-made popguns with telescopic sights now glut the country's shooting galleries.
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Sparrow said that many artists and galleries are reaching out with installation opportunities.
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You have family-owned businesses next to galleries, next to residences and restaurants.
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This summer, the new Europe 1600-1815 galleries were opened to critical acclaim.
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At least four international galleries are investing in showpiece spaces in the capital.
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The galleries include showcases of items from the science, fashion and antiques collections.
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Additionally, Lewes is home to over 40 shops, art galleries, restaurants, and inns.
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Nearly 210,27 works were moved to higher floors from storage areas and galleries.
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The city's museums and galleries are jammed full of great things to see.
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There were few public galleries in London; art was owned by the wealthy.
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In the 1970s and '80s, his work was occasionally shown at small galleries.
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Getting up to say hi to a fellow prowler of the Chelsea galleries.
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"Galleries are now regularly asked to support their artists' museum exhibitions," she said.
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"It was a business decision," said Larry Gagosian, who now owns 16 galleries.
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The two smaller galleries explore different facets of the commodification of black bodies.
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Walia said the company is working on building art galleries in the app.
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Certain museums, galleries, arts organizations, and media have been securing their names on .
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His large The Wig Museum installation fills a good portion of the galleries.
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This year's edition boasts four Tokyo-based galleries, plus the host, hpgrp Gallery.
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" She adds, "This year the artists and galleries put on an amazing show.
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A professor ferries his work to galleries and the Guggenheim, then abandons him.
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Galleries and museums, of course, have been dealing with phone intrusions for years.
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Still, social media can help galleries promote shows and make them more fun.
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"It's not about the House of Windsor," Susan Jenkins, the galleries' curator, said.
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Why are galleries that incubate emerging talent finding it so difficult to survive?
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The museum also contains galleries that deal with Qatar's oil and gas supplies.
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They offered repeated thanks to tenant activists, who had packed the chambers' galleries.
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At Ralph M. Chait Galleries, three Han dynasty figures sit in a row.
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Signature cocktails will be served, and the galleries will have extended viewing hours.
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A number of significant artists appear at three, four or more galleries here.
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In our downtime, we visited San Francisco's museums and galleries and met friends.
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This year, more than 250 galleries from 35 countries will show their wares.
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"The majority of the galleries are from the U.S. and Europe," he said.
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About 100 Hong Kong arts organizations, including commercial galleries, participated in the strike.
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I might go to a museum but like going to small, neighborhood galleries.
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Other distractions include galleries, glamorous old hotels, and restaurants serving robust Alpine meals.
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You see a lot of galleries and big museums already embracing street art.
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Many of the 65 participating galleries are showing safe, decorative, and trendy work.
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Galleries targeted include Gagosian, Hirschl & Adler, Pace Editions, David Zwirner, and Marian Goodman.
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Artists have a responsibility to resist the industrial complex of the corporate galleries.
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They've been going to concerts, comedy shows, museums and galleries together for months.
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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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The galleries have now reopened with two substantial, and very different, traveling exhibitions.
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Women of color only make up 5.6 percent of artists shown in galleries.
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Galleries who recognize the work as stolen may report it to the authorities.
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Piano stores and art galleries, once prevalent, have also seen their ranks thinned.
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This year (PAD's 13th edition), 68 galleries from 803 countries will come together.
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Every six months a third of the permanent collection galleries will be reinstalled.
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The galleries and phone books have been huge successes and now feel obvious.
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Was Andy Warhol at all present in the galleries of the East Village?
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Now boutiques, restaurants, theaters, cinemas, art galleries and book stores populate the area.
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Quite the opposite, ADAA represents blue-chip galleries that show high-quality work.
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The museum galleries will be visible through a glass facade on Essex Street.
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The shows introduce mostly young galleries and artists in an unhurried, intimate way.
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And in London, several galleries have recently shuttered, including Limoncello and Vilma Gold.
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He wants to see them housed in museums and galleries around the world.
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Mr. Buren's striped canvas has hung in galleries and been strung across streets.
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And, fleetingly, artist-run galleries popped up way downtown, near the financial district.
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Reagan would use people in the galleries to highlight America's best and brightest.
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He explores the city's parks, its wide streets, its museums and art galleries.
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Galleries is the main event, intended for top dealers from around the world.
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My own "Ink Art" featured contemporary Chinese artworks in our traditional Chinese galleries.
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But after a lull, galleries are back, farther south, and lots of them.
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And if you don't have access to galleries, then you should create it.
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In many cases, these painters' works are installed in contemplative single-artist galleries.
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"It's great the fair allows younger galleries at a fair price," she said.
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She has also served as the director of Manchester City Galleries since 2011.
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Its Italianate style, with cast-iron exterior galleries, is typical of the neighborhood.
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Philanthropist Yana Peel was appointed chief executive of the Serpentine Galleries in London.
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And at least 100 galleries, design and antiques shops line the surrounding streets.
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It's that sense of pluralism I've often missed in MoMA's permanent collection galleries.
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The absence of art by women in the first six galleries is breathtaking.
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Through June 28 at Di Donna Galleries, 744 Madison Avenue, New York, didonna.
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Ratleff smartly organizes the shows around artist-run galleries, alternative spaces, and groups.
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That's true for me' but most of my art gets seen in galleries.
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Rather, she zipped through the galleries waiting to see what pulled her in.
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Both galleries include some of their own artists, which is to be expected.
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There were more than a handful of galleries that displayed compelling video work.
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They were given free access to the galleries following discussion with the Museum.
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The Blanton Museum of Art unveiled its newly renovated and reinstalled permanent galleries.
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Ahead of viewing the letters, which are part of the IWM's Documents Archive, Kate took a brief tour of the First World War Galleries, where she will be shown elements of the galleries that relate to the experience of her relatives.
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Many gallerists shelled out for booths at two or even three fairs in the hope of snagging those collectors who increasingly forego visiting galleries altogether, preferring the one-stop shopping experience of a "curated" selection featuring a mere hundred-plus galleries.
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Galleries will stay open late so visitors can browse the Triangle Arts Winter Open Studios and other galleries on their own, or join an Insider's Tour, a free guided tour of exhibitions on view at Janet Borden and A.I.R. Gallery.
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The original, (a copy is displayed), which belongs to the Uffizi Galleries, has been lent to the Louvre show, along with Leonardo's Vitruvian Man — a work whose fame almost matches the Mona Lisa's — on loan from the Accademia Galleries in Venice.
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"Our action today begins in the galleries of the Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power, surrounded by works of militant beauty from the 1960s and 70s," the organization wrote on flyers they disseminated through the galleries.
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In doing this it becomes not only the most interesting object in the show, but its most powerful critique of the isolating, homogenizing effect of galleries as spaces for visual experience; the piece underscores the exclusivity of galleries and their clientele.
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His portrait and narrative photographs have been exhibited at small galleries around the world.
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The Canadian Photography Institute opened its new galleries at the National Gallery of Canada.
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One assumes that most commercial galleries would love to drum up this much business.
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We search through galleries big and small, trying to determine this year's big trends.
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Make time to experience art in real [life], in galleries, exhibitions spaces and museums.
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The Hackenberg fortifications in Veckring, Moselle, include 19 combat blocks connected by underground galleries.
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In Modane, Savoie, rock-hewn underground galleries connect an armored combat block to others.
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These galleries are usually a mix of animated characters, animals, political figures, and celebrities.
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London's National Portrait Gallery unveiled new galleries dedicated to its early 20th-century collection.
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Voyeurism manifests in every aspect of Mapplethorpe's work and plays out in the galleries.
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Well, galleries have surprisingly withstood a lot of shocks already, as technology has changed.
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She sold her work at galleries along the North Shore and at art fairs.
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Zacheta and the Centre for Contemporary Art, two leading galleries, exhibited Ms Karczmarczyk's pieces.
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Beginning in the early 2000s, a few local galleries supported a scattering of artists.
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One handy source of income is to make loans of artworks to galleries abroad.
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Ninety galleries are taking part, and the offerings also include jewelry, furniture and antiquities.
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Most galleries represent a white supremacist capitalist system that is protected by the police.
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But it is difficult to quantify private sales in galleries and at art fairs.
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Galleries, fairs, auctions — and artists — have proliferated across the world, and prices have soared.
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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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The activity before the war was good and a lot of galleries had opened.
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At the same time, art projects were developing and being exhibited in home galleries.
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A few of the original "galleries" of his museum have been evoked in installations.
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Museums and galleries came in sixth and seventh places, respectively, just after theatre performances.
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How, then, do galleries who do choose to appear maximize impact within such constraints?
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Across 12 galleries, the museum presents a chronological and thematic narrative of world history.
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"With Artsy you can communicate with galleries without the feeling of anxiety," he says.
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Public sculptures and private galleries dot the streets alongside boutiques filled with hidden gems.
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We wander in and out of local art galleries, bookstores, and a coffee shop.
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There, you'll find Project for Empty Space, SVA Galleries, and the National YoungArts Foundation.
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They should, because Rowe discovers artists, which many better known galleries have never done.
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No wonder the people in the galleries at the Whitney look a little dazed.
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It's not in books; it's not on the stage; it's not in the galleries.
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My magazine works actually get on the walls of galleries now, which is good.
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The museum is exhibiting Enheduanna's disk as part of its new Middle East Galleries.
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Venues include city galleries and a medieval fortress known as King John's Castle. eva.
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"We have been bringing in the blue-chip, New York galleries," Ms. Siddall said.
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These were the 15 most visited museums and galleries across the globe in 2018.
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The Dune Art Museum is made up of a collection of subterranean concrete galleries.
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But it also means is that increasingly for young artists, galleries are becoming obsolete.
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We follow auctions, look at online catalogs, visit galleries and work with gallery owners.
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The galleries contain documentation of some of Oppenheim's earlier, more ephemeral land-based works.
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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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Today, Riddle's generation of artists are part of museum shows and blue chip galleries.
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Aston Martin launched its Automotive Galleries and Lairs program on Thursday in Pebble Beach.
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She was waiting for a friend who was to accompany her to nearby galleries.
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Cases containing film reels are arranged on a pedestal in the galleries, as sculpture.
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And with commercial galleries, this unusual request was something that is just not done.
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Water Street, the main thoroughfare, has plenty of cute and earnest shops and galleries.
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The next few galleries focus on his rambunctious bachelor days in Paris and Barcelona.
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He has also exhibited his work in galleries owned or run by gay Germans.
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"Americans love to eat early," said Eike Schmidt, the director of the Uffizi Galleries.
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On Tesla's website, the company listed 129 stores and galleries as of March 1.
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How did artists and galleries push the possibilities of ephemera for their respective needs?
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"Femke does amazing work — she's in galleries all over the States," Mr. Wanders said.
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It has spent more than $20133 million to construct these galleries, Ms. Yoon said.
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Without such funding, the museums say, many of these galleries would probably not exist.
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I don't remember ever reading anything like it in any of the permanent galleries.
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The galleries can safely hold only 45 people an hour, so tickets are limited.
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The music section is the biggest of the cultural galleries, and for good reason.
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In the following galleries, we see how Ukeles followed the trajectory of her text.
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Yes. Are all the galleries I mentioned here literally within a five-block radius?
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Lee herself has exhibited work at New York galleries including Jack Hanley and Team.
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Users can create checklists, embed tables and photo galleries, and of course comment throughout.
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One of the galleries I was working with would always do these themed shows.
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The overwhelming whiteness of museums has discouraged communities of color from visiting their galleries.
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To scope the young bloods, visit the Yale School of Art and Architecture Galleries.
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Its galleries, completely free of charge, contain work by masters like Rembrandt and Picasso.
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It's easy to spend a full day here, as there are also numerous galleries.
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Maybe we just need to broaden who makes those decisions at museums and galleries.
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The overall fair context is a plus for the Design galleries, Mr. Laffanour said.
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Some of the booths are set up like art galleries; others, like living rooms.
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Galleries and boutique hotels, upscale restaurants and trendy mezcalerias have opened in dizzying succession.
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In DC, all Smithsonian museums and galleries are closed, along with the National Zoo.
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It also may be approaching a tipping point, where new apartment towers outnumber galleries.
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"Obviously, there has to be a critical mass" of strong galleries, Mr. Rastorfer said.
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Its narrowness created a cramped interior, with corridor-like galleries inhospitable to art viewing.
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For starters, there are fewer galleries and less people (this is a good thing).
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Uptown and downtown, New York galleries launch annual exhibitions of abstract and expressionist painters.
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In the two galleries devoted to history, you can also find these multimedia aspects.
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The two New York galleries have partnered to create a stunning exhibition titled Egyptomania.
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Hundreds of galleries have either temporarily closed or reverted to "by appointment only" arrangements.
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Mark's bigger-than-life photographs of Hogie's adventures are exhibited in New York galleries.
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These austere objects in galleries led directly to the ambitious installations in the desert.
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We slide down some pitches, squeeze through small holes, and walk through massive galleries.
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But that's nothing compared to what it cost nearly 200 galleries to exhibit there.
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An earlier version of this obituary misstated Andrew Fabricant's position with the Gagosian galleries.
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It creates a vicious cycle where small and medium-size galleries get squeezed out.
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I start by walking them through the galleries to show them what's on view.
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The big name-brand galleries, for their part, continue to do plenty of business.
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Today the charmingly ramshackle village, with its chunky cobblestone lanes, is crammed with galleries.
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It is Adelson Galleries Boston/New York, not the Addison Gallery of American Art.
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For Ms. Friedman, Fashion Month is like a global tour of modern art galleries.
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The exhibition contained still more, filling the Medieval galleries with couture and priestly finery.
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The shops, restaurants and galleries of Langley, a seaside village, are 10 minutes away.
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Also, mega-galleries report strong sales from Art Basel Hong Kong online, and more.
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Critic's Notebook Plugging into the art-world conversation while museums and galleries are closed.
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What's more important, she pointed out, was to remain independent of the commercial galleries.
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The fair, which featured booths by 703 galleries, reported 93,000 visitors and strong sales.
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This book is a near-anthology of rejection, from grant committees, publishers and galleries.
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But if you played "Ave Maria" in those painting galleries, it might be offensive.
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"Our temporary exhibition galleries have a ceiling height of 3.6 meters," Dr. Brand said.
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Noteworthy commercial galleries in Hudson include Jeff Bailey Gallery, showing Jason Middlebrook through Sept.
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After his marriage, in 1967, he enjoyed accompanying his wife to galleries and museums.
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Inside the galleries, the old-school hands-off mode continues, though with some tweaks.
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Kawar sometimes leads tours of the galleries, explaining how different styles of dress evolved.
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Many performances will take place on a custom-built stage in the exhibition's galleries.
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A freight elevator took guests to galleries on the 6th, 7th, and 8th floors.
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Other galleries are rethinking their booths to explore links between established and emerging artists.
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The typical luxury amenities like bowling alleys, car galleries or infinity pools felt overdone.
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"It's a two-way thing," said Stefan Ratibor, the director of Gagosian's London galleries.
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This is a series that I had experienced only on the walls of galleries.
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Museums & Galleries In the German artist Julian Rosefeldt's latest film installation, showing through Jan.
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Art Berlin featured 214 galleries, almost 80 percent of which were based in Germany.
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The fair will feature 95 galleries featuring top modern and contemporary paper-based art.
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The galleries above Schiff were barely half full as he gave his closing statement.
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Their works are made to mingle in the galleries in a pas-de-deux.
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It is also filled with nightclubs, museums, art galleries, and sidewalk restaurants and cafés.
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Achrafieh is primarily known as an artistic hub, filled with galleries, colorful outdoor murals ...
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"We are bursting at the seams and our galleries are beyond capacity," said Hartley.
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"These days, few dealers still sleep in the quarters above their galleries," explains Chiaverina.
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Artists, business types, and tourists all come here to explore galleries, restaurants, and bars.
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Tanager's gestural painters would have fit right in at uptown galleries, and aspired to.
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If art is of interest, go for a hotel near art museums or galleries.
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The company is planning to have some physical locations, though, similar to Tesla Galleries.
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Date night for Ms. Kalman and Mr. Meyerowitz means Fridays sketching in the galleries.
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The response has raised alarms for many of the other galleries in the area.
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Beyond it, a quieter world unfolds, with courtyards, galleries, a cozy cafe and bar.
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But a number of solo showcases by smaller galleries venture off the beaten path.
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Condo's almost illegible online and printed map also made finding participating galleries a challenge.
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This designation has, ironically, kept Disabled artists outside galleries and cultures of contemporary art.
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"The number of Old Master galleries returning is a big story," Ms. Siddall said.
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Collectors, too, at the fairs and in the galleries, remain disproportionately out-of-towners.
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Chimento Contemporary, which opened in 2015, was one of the galleries targeted for boycott.
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His childhood home, which now houses galleries, enjoys a prominent berth on North Broadway.
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The galleries' names included Adam Baumgold Fine Art, Adelson, Agora, Albertz Benda and Acquavella.
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A view of MoMA galleries from the Sculpture Garden, with visitors in the courtyard.
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The large majority of galleries are European, giving the event a distinctly Continental flavor.
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The market for new international contemporary art in London's galleries has a different dynamic.
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Music galleries need music, of course, and the exhibition includes some 80 audio clips.
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Art galleries regularly open new shows every two weeks or so, repeating artists constantly.
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It's at Frieze Frame, which features young galleries showing solo presentations of young artists.
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At first I went to the museums, but then I started going to galleries.
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The galleries are stuffed to the brim with oodles of poodles and painted Pomeranians.
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The Spanish kings had numerous residences, with painting galleries prominent in all of them.
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Sondra Perry's first UK solo exhibition will open at the Serpentine Galleries next month.
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Some galleries are showing smatterings of drawings, sculptural objects, photographs, or photo-based works.
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Painterly benches scattered around the galleries are manufactured locally from 1,318 supermarket bags each.
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Almost one-third of all solo museum exhibitions in the United States – and at The Met, the MoMA, the Whitney, the Guggenheim, and the New Museum – feature artists represented by just five galleries, out of more than 1,400 galleries in New York City.
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A clause in the proposed tax plan announced by Republicans Thursday would end a loophole that allowed art collectors to enjoy hefty tax breaks by declaring the galleries holding their art collections to be private museums — even galleries hosted in their own homes.
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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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Already underway is the Met's $22 million refurbishing of 10 galleries devoted to British decorative arts and sculpture, to be completed in winter 2020, and its $150 million replacement of the skylights in the European Paintings galleries, to be completed in 2022.
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In addition, Feature was one of the great feeder galleries of the late-20th century: The kind of place whose discovery of new talent has long been essential to the operation of the big galleries that are in turn essential to the fairs.
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Currently those are Galleries 502, 510, 520 for prewar (don't miss the vernacular photo-booth portraits in the last of those), and Galleries 409 and 419 for postwar (the first of which features abstract imagery by Harry Callaghan, Rauschenberg and several Japanese photographers).
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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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But such art adds much-needed life and a social dimension to galleries and museums.
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It said it had documents showing it had been exhibited at art galleries in Japan.
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If only the other galleries included could respect the work of their artists as much.
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SoCal was a center of rebellious art of all sorts, from the streets to galleries.
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Birdies at 12, 13, 15 and 16 electrified the galleries and tightened up the leaderboard.
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There are the surface solutions: investing in local galleries, sponsoring cultural programs and arts organizations.
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"Most of my early illegal friends worked in galleries, publishing houses, and restaurants," he said.
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At the BMA, however, they were relegated to separate galleries, which emphasized their obvious disparities.
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Just the food necessary to feed those living in the galleries would have been immense.
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For a section focused on performance, there were a surprising number of galleries showing painting.
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Galleries our size are often just trying to keep up with the pace of things.
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A Swann Galleries sale of Classic & Contemporary Photographs came to a total receipt of $1,538,546.
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In addition to its galleries in London, Tate has outlets in Liverpool and St Ives.
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The space includes two galleries that showcase local photographers, and a public library and archive.
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What happens when profit-motivated galleries compete with museums for the role of cultural custodian?
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The festival will host 44 exhibitors, with new galleries from Germany, the Netherlands, and Mali.
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Another bit of advice: Make note of the galleries that are showing work you like.
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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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That system keeps smoke and ash from getting into the galleries and protects the collection.
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YS: Yes, because commercial galleries want an artist that is ready, that they can sell.
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It has a thriving creative scene, with loads of restaurants, artisanal markets, galleries and museums.
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Still, residents will find a downtown entertainment district that's filled with restaurants, shops and 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 Tate galleries and the Guggenheim announced that they would no longer accept Sackler money.
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An increasing number of artists, art fairs, and galleries are exploring the global black experience.
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Galleries have long faced the somewhat ironic decision of whether to exhibit at art fairs.
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Once the French loans stop, the galleries will be filled from the LAD's own collection.
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The Dune is subtle and secluded, its galleries unfolding against the backdrop of the sands.
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In both galleries, Moyer's paintings are chock-full of surging (yet always meticulously composed) activity.
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Copious texts in these galleries paint a picture of urban societies not unlike our own.
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But then she transitioned into dealing a bit with art, East German stuff, in galleries.
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Pilsen is filled with galleries and creative spaces, and it's just got so many artists.
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Rothschild has exhibited at galleries and group shows in Greece, Dresden, Zagreb, and New York.
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MOCA inspired a growing community of local collectors, and in turn, more galleries popped up.
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Galleries, Cavanaugh added, are like the agents that represent the NBA's best professional basketball players.
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IN 230, A SHOW opened at London's Grafton Galleries that shocked the British upper class.
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ROMEO Aurel Schmidt is another young artist who has turned proactive where galleries are concerned.
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Palm Springs is teeming with innovative galleries, funky shopping, wonderful restaurants, and raw natural beauty.
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"In our new design galleries, we have stories in excess of $60 million," he said.
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POP International Galleries, 3033 Bowery, at Spring Street, Lower East Side, 3023-3013-3003, popinternational.com.
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POP International Galleries, 195 Bowery, at Spring Street, Lower East Side, 212-76993-76983, popinternational.com.
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POP International Galleries, 195 Bowery, at Spring Street, Lower East Side, 212-533-4262, popinternational.com.
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That system keeps smoke and ash from getting into the galleries and protects the collection.
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There are the historical galleries, which make a kind of crypt, in an underground space.
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Accompanying the archive in the museum galleries are two of Mr. Oursler's recent video installations.
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In past years the festival has resided in churches, galleries and theaters around the city.
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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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The map was just sold at auction by Van Eaton galleries for a whopping $708,000.
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Even art galleries have been closed on the pretext that activists like to gather there.
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A Swann Galleries sale of Old Master Through Modern Prints hit over $19393,000 in sales.
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All the galleries are lit with LEDs, which use significantly less energy than incandescent bulbs.
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And furthermore, her app is used by hundreds of galleries across more than 60 countries.
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He won the Turner Prize in 1999, he's showcased in galleries, he's studied the form.
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In the museum's Assyria galleries, Yasmin Younis, an Iraqi member of BP or not BP?
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I'd never experienced this kind of welcome before, even when walking around galleries and museums.
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Otherwise, you too become too dependent on the marketplace and what the galleries are showing.
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Atlanta has everything from the highest conceptual type galleries to the grimiest bando, piecing spots.
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Galleries are closed and you're staying at home, but art on the internet never sleeps.
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Now, her work has been shown in galleries in downtown Phoenix and, most recently, Japan.
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At around 21871 A.M. , he saw a guard briefly patrol the galleries, then walk off.
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Albany's downtown is lined with art galleries, wine shops, and churches for visitors to peruse.
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Recently rediscovered film footage in the galleries shows Gray in 1973, reflecting on her works.
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Queer Thoughts will present work by Diamond Stingily in the Lafayette sector, for newer galleries.
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The galleries, bookstores and museums have informed all of my fashion, interiors and furniture collections.
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Walking through the galleries, you notice four monitors placed next to the two main stairwells.
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In addition, this time the Met's design staff has triumphed over the Breuer's recalcitrant galleries.
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More than one of its galleries resembles a storeroom more than a carefully hung exhibition.
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Winding through 17 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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For American and European galleries that want to be admitted, Mr. Spiegler even assigns homework.
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Several galleries have solo shows of older material often never seen before (or not lately).
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RM: I really love NADA; a lot of my favorite artists and galleries show there.
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Galleries and museums regularly use releases to write checks that the work itself can't cash.
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This downtown ramble begins in NoHo, where three strong galleries cluster on Great Jones Street.
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Winding through 2682 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Our educators and docents speak about the ongoing AIDS pandemic in tours in the galleries.
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It unfolds as a disconnected cascade of objects and images, in galleries sometimes sloppily hung.
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It won't remove the Sackler name from its galleries; it won't return money already donated.
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In the galleries tourists and locals mingled with artists and art buffs, just like usual.
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Private galleries, she added, have a reputation as being among the least accessible art spaces.
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A possible future may be unfolding in art galleries like Transfer, located in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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Surrealism in Mexico Through June 29 at Di Donna Galleries, 744 Madison Avenue, Manhattan; didonna.com.
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Under the name Putnam Art Works, the jewelry was sold at galleries and craft shows.
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Napa Valley, for example, has a robust arts scene with several high-caliber art galleries.
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Both galleries had warm wood floors that set off the mural's largely cool, black presence.
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And galleries throughout the United States are considering web-based works and curated online exhibitions.
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The fair showcases object-based 20th and 123st century works from galleries around the world.
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Winding through 19803 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Stone discovered her works in the Brooklyn Museum of Art — but not in the galleries.
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While giving millions to buy art and refurbish galleries, her involvement was often more personal.
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The galleries are furnished with first-century artifacts on loan from the archaeological park's storehouses.
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The Dia Art Foundation announced a $78 million campaign to renovate its New York galleries.
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That ratio began declining after the recession, and in 2017 more galleries closed than opened.
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The current exhibit at Dia:Chelsea consists of three rooms which are broken into smaller galleries.
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Galleries that were familiar presences have closed; others have changed names and moved to Manhattan.
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Museums and galleries across the nation are rapidly closing their doors due to COVID-19.
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If we don't get that fixed, then we won't have enough galleries to sustain fairs.
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ED: I think it's somebody who holistically supports artists and the galleries they work with.
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Dupree helped install 32 metal doors in the museum's galleries to protect what had survived.
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Even if you're spending all four days there, that's more than 70 galleries a day.
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The two existing galleries will retain their raw character but will receive an infrastructure upgrade.
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A luxurious tower of art galleries is the last building on the Prada Foundation's campus.
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The city's museums, galleries and streets are brimming with megawatt stars this holiday season. Congratulations!
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"I was a living nightmare for galleries after that: young, female and censored," Tompkins says.
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They threatened to take up male territory, which museums and galleries then almost exclusively were.
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After Guggenheim bought the place in 1948, she turned some of the bathrooms into galleries.
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A selection will be on display beginning March 17 in the museum's permanent collection galleries.
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"When galleries fire someone instead of trying to accommodate their injury, that's discrimination," she said.
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There are nearly 100 galleries in Tehran alone, with dozens of exhibition openings every week.
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Winding through 303 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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"We, like many galleries, are desperate to find a quality art fair," Ms. Rosenberg said.
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There are also some lovely shops, galleries, restaurants and other B&Bs in Santo Stefano.
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Winding through 56 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Winding through 7373 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Now she lives in Colorado Springs and she's having a resurgence and galleries are calling.
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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 every museum with an active acquisition program, the permanent collection galleries are key.
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