Yearly Archives: 2009

Massachusetts College of Art and Design is pleased to host the traveling exhibition,William Christenberry Photographs, 1961-2005. The exhibition is on view from October 13-December 6,2008,in the Sandra and David Bakalar Gallery located in South Hall. An artist lecture will be held on [Read More]

Gratz Gallery & Conservation Studio has officially opened its doors in the heart of Doylestown’s historic district. To celebrate its new location and the gallery’s anniversary as it enters its tenth year, Gratz Gallery will be presenting a grand re-opening celebration from [Read More]

Opening Reception: Friday October 23rd, 6 – 8pm As part of General Control, Friedrich Petzel Gallery will be exhibiting Morris’s new film Beijing, shot during the 2008 Olympics. Beijing observes the overwhelmingly perplexing and contradictory economy and politics of China, made all [Read More]

Omer Fast’s video works conflate factual and fictional narratives at the intersection of memory, history, and media. His varied subjects have included the Iraq War, Colonial reenactment, and the film Schindler’s List. The Casting (2007) employs two dual projections to create a [Read More]

In her first solo show in London, Whitaker will present works that harmoniously combine semi-precious stones, metals and lacework, drawing inspiration from the rich bio-diversity of the Brazilian coast. In partnership with The Embassy of Brazil Exhibition starts: Monday 26th October until [Read More]

Created to shock the senses and stir the soul… ‘The Sacred Made Real’ presents a landmark reappraisal of religious art from the Spanish Golden Age. Paintings including masterpieces by Diego Velázquez and Francisco de Zurbarán are displayed for the very first time [Read More]

The Crocker Art Museum has received a major gift of Bay Area abstract expressionist and other works of art, comprised of nearly 400 pieces by approximately 200 artists. The collection, given by George Y. and LaVona J. Blair, includes paintings and sculptures [Read More]

The National Gallery of Australia today opened its latest exhibition Emerging Elders: honouring senior Indigenous artists. The exhibition explores the works of self-taught artists who all began painting or sculpting after a lifetime of other endeavours. A number of artists included in [Read More]

Christie’s Hong Kong will hold its Autumn sale of Fine Chinese Modern Paintings and Fine Chinese Classical Paintings and Calligraphy on November 29 at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, showcasing over 320 rare and exceptional works from the masters, valued [Read More]

Chelsea’s Agora Gallery announced they will unveil a three-part exhibition that is scheduled to run from October 27, 2009 through November 17, 2009, featuring work from Anti Liu in Elements of Abstraction. Taiwanese, Long Island-based sculptor Anti Liu crafts enigmatic, darkly funny [Read More]

The Pasadena Museum of California Art is proud to present Wayne Thiebaud: 70 Years of Painting, a survey of more than one hundred twenty works drawn from the oeuvre of the celebrated painter. Thiebaud is best known for his vibrantly colored paintings [Read More]

The international tour of the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery’s groundbreaking 2008 exhibition “Garden and Cosmos: The Royal Paintings of Jodhpur” will include an additional venue, the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. The exhibition of 55 newly discovered Indian [Read More]

After thirty-six years of teaching at Princeton University, photographer Emmet Gowin retires at the end of 2009. To mark the occasion, to honor Gowin’s generosity as a teacher and perpetual student, and to celebrate his artistic legacy, the Princeton University Art Museum [Read More]

Beginning October 20, 2009, “The Last Gleanings” by acclaimed 19th-century French painter Jules-Adolphe Breton (1827–1906) will be installed over the mantel in the dining room at Clayton, the restored home of the Henry Clay Frick family at the Frick Art & Historical [Read More]