The new North Carolina Museum of Art building in Raleigh, North Carolina, designed by Thomas Phifer and Partners has won the 2011 AIA Institute Honor Award for Architecture. Inside the North Carolina Museum of Art, the light of day and the lush [Read More]
Yearly Archives: 2011
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Meulensteen announce that Donald Johnson-Montenegro has joined the gallery as its new Associate Director. Donald is currently finishing his MA in Modern Art: Critical and Curatorial Studies at Columbia University and recently curated the group show, The Every Other Day, at Ideobox [Read More]
The American Museum of the Moving Image presents Dolls vs. Dictators an exhibition on view January 15-April 10. Dolls vs. Dictator The new Video Screening Amphitheater, adjacent to the grand staircase, is a screening area with an adjoining small gallery. Visitors will [Read More]
The dancing body has long been subject matter for drawing, as seen in a variety of works included in the exhibition On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century, currently on view in The Museum of Modern Art’s sixth-floor special exhibition gallery. These [Read More]
A painting by Chinwe Chukwuogo-Roy M.B.E. – the female Nigerian artist who produced a portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II recently – will feature in Bonhams next ‘Africa Now’ sale in London on 16th March 2011. One of Nigeria’s rising stars she [Read More]
BBC Four and the Royal Academy of Arts announce Sculpture On Screen, a collaboration which brings a series of free Friday-night screenings of BBC sculpture documentaries as part of BBC Four’s Focus On Sculpture and the Royal Academy’s Modern British Sculpture exhibition. [Read More]
The New Bedford Art Museum presents In the Landscape: Four Painters — Four Seasons on view through 1.16.2011. In the Landscape: 4 Painters — 4 Seasons is the result of setting four superb painters free to explore the cycle of seasons. Curator [Read More]
The New Bedford Art Museum presents Neil Alexander: Photographic Landscapes; Five Seasons — Louisiana and Massachusetts, currently on view through Jan 16. Neil Alexander continues the theme of seasons, time and cycles of change in the Heritage Gallery with Photographic Landscapes – [Read More]
Nottingham Contemporary presents related solo exhibitions by Anne Collier and Jack Goldstein from 22 January to 27 March. Anne Collier is one of the most exciting artists working in photography to have emerged in recent years. Around half her work involves re-photographing [Read More]
There are just a few days left to see the Seattle Art Museum’s (SAM) Picasso: Masterpieces from the Musée National Picasso, Paris. What The Stranger calls “one of the best [Picasso show’s] you’ll ever see outside Paris”, the exhibition displays more than [Read More]
The new Dali Museum has opened in Saint Petersburg, Florida More than 2,100 works by Salvador Dali including nearly 100 oil paintings, will be on show at the new museum, the largest collection of Dali’s work outside Spain. The Dali Museum has [Read More]
SOUPERgreen an exhibition, on view February 12 – April 14, 2011, features five architectural propositions that critically challenge the discipline’s prevailing attempt to address the environmental crisis as either an engineering problem to be simply “solved” (by an invisibly banal technology), or [Read More]
The Photographers’ Gallery will stage a charity auction at Christie’s South Kensington on Thursday 17 February 2011. Designed to raise the final portion of funds to transform its Ramillies Street Gallery, the event will comprise a Live and Silent Auction, offering nearly [Read More]
Chelsea’s Agora Gallery will feature Fred Gemmell in Unbound Perspectives. The exhibition is scheduled to run from February 4, 2011 through February 25, 2011 (opening reception: Thursday, February 10, 2011). About the Artist Fred Gemmell’s large-scale works, painted unconventionally on the reverse [Read More]