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RAOUL DUFY:
A CELEBRATION OF BEAUTY
A new international traveling
exhibition, Raoul Dufy: A Celebration of Beauty about the
French artist, Raoul Dufy (1877-1953), and his far-reaching influence
as a painter, textile designer, and printmaker is now being made
available for presentation at museums worldwide. The exhibition was
organized by the Humanities Exchange, Montreal, Canada. In 2006 it
successfully toured museums in Japan, including: the Daimaru Museum,
Osaka; the Iwaki City Art Museum; the Shizuoka Art Gallery and the
Daimaru Museum, Tokyo. Attendance averaged 1000 visitors per day. The
exhibition includes over 100 paintings, watercolors, drawings and
woodcuts from European private collections -- the great majority never
exhibited before -- and over 75 original fabric projects presented from
the archives of Bianchini-Ferier, in Lyon, France, offering an
unprecedented view of the oeuvre of Dufy. This exhibition acknowledges
the universal character of his work, the astonishing range of his
creative energy, and his eminent place in the history of art. The
exhibition is a re-appraisal of the work of Dufy and covers his long
career from about 1900 until 1953.
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GASTON LACHAISE:
SCULPTURE & DRAWINGS
International Traveling Exhibition
The GASTON LACHAISE: SCULPTURE &
DRAWINGS Exhibition is
returning from a highly successful tour of museums in Europe. It is
currently scheduled for presentation at the New Orleans Museum of Art
and the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas in the Fall of 2007. The
exhibition includes a total of 75 sculptures, including 7 monumental
works by Lachaise never before exhibited together at one time, and 20
drawings. Lachaise, born in France, is best known for his
interpretations in bronze of the female form, and is considered to be
one of the most significant sculptors to have worked in the US during
the early part of thie 20th Century. His sculptures are included in the collections of
MOMA, New York; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY; The San Francisco
Museum of Art, UCLA; the Chicago Art Institute; The Hirshhorn Museum,
Wash., DC; and numerous others. A special catalogue is planned
for the exhibition.
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LYNN CHADWICK: IN CONTACT
Sculpture
from the Philip and Muriel Berman Museum of Art, Ursinus College
One of several talented British sculptors who burst
upon the international art scene in the late 1950s, Lynn Chadwick
helped establish an entirely new vocabulary for this form of art.
Inspired by the career of Henry Moore, Chadwick's work exhibits a
fascinating evolution of personal images; a series of animals, birds,
imaginary beasts and rhythmic double and/or triple figures
characterized by their thrusting energy. Other more static forms called
"Watchers" or "Strangers" stand alone or in totemic groups, expressing
a monolithic power. The 43 sculptures - 3 large works and 40 medium and
small works, and 5 lithographs in the exhibition are drawn from the
permanent collection of the Philip and Muriel Berman Museum of Art at
Ursinus College which includes 137 works spanning the years of 1954 to
1984.
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AN ADVENTURE IN THE ARTS
The Permanent Collection of the
Guild Hall Museum, East Hampton, NY
Established in 1931, Guild Hall is
the primary cultural center on the Eastern End of Long Island. Included
are 73 works of art by more than 40 artists, spanning the early 20th
century through present times, who lived and worked in the East Hampton
area. Included are works by Henri
Cartier-Bresson, John Chamberlain, Chuck Close, Stuart Davis, Willem de
Kooning, Max Ernst, Audrey Flack, Jasper Johns, William King, Lee
Krasner, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Motherwell, Jackson Pollock,
Fairfield Porter, Robert Rauschenberg, Larry Rivers, James Rosenquist,
Donald Sultan, Andy Warhol & others.
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FRANCISCO GOYA:
LOS CAPRICHOS
First Edtion,100 works in total, examples of
Goya’s other graphic series, Enrique Chagoya’s “Return to the
Caprichos” series, 2 antique maps of Spain. Robert Flynn Johnson,
Curator in Charge, Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, Fine Arts
Museums of San Francisc contributes an essay about Goya and Los
Caprichos. He has also has undertaken an enlightening comparison
between three interpretive manuscripts contemporary with Goya
discussing each of the 80 plates.
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SORDID AND SACRED:
THE BEGGARS IN REMBRANDT'S ETCHINGS
35 Rare Etchings from the John Villarino Collection, 2006 is the 400th Anniversary of the birth of
Rembrandt. Widely recognized as the greatest practitioner of the
etching technique in the history of art, Rembrandt created 300 prints
that constitute a body of work unparalleled in richness and beauty. He
repeatedly chose beggars as the subject for his etchings. Dutch author,
art historian, and editor of: The Complete Etchings of Rembrandt, Gary
Schwartz, contributes an essay.
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KATHE KOLLWITZ:
THE GRAPHIC WORKS
This special exhibition features a selection of graphics works by
German artist, Kathe Kollwitz (1867-1945), spanning the years
1892-1934. Few artists of the twentieth century
have created a more powerful emotional language.The wrongs of
her time and an appeal for change are reflected in the faces and bodies
of Kollwitz' protagonists. Her graphic works exemplify the power of art
to transform society. Included are total of 56 works: 24 original
etchings, lithographs and woodcuts, plus 5 posthumous etchings from the
von der Becke Portfolio A, Berlin, c. 1950, 8 photolithograph
reproductions from the Curt Valentin portfolio - “Kathe Kollwitz: Ten
Lithographs”, New York, 1941, and 19 facsimiles from the Richter
Portfolio, c. 1921. The works come from the collection of Pasquale
Iannetti, San Francisco, CA.
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PABLO PICASSO:
ETCHINGS 1966-1971
Forty rare “before steel facing”
etchings by the 20th century master, Pablo Picasso, are featured in a
new exhibition organized by Landau Traveling Exhibitions. Picasso
follows Rembrandt, Durer and Goya, in extending and developing the
etching tradition. Etching was the favorite printmaking method of these
masters, and was especially favored by Picasso. The Picasso engravings
in the exhibition were done between 1966 and 1971 are rare “before
steel facing” proofs. They are early proofs printed long before their
respective editions were pulled, and are richer in contrast than the
regular editions. They were kept by Picasso for his personal collection
in the course of creating his 60, 156 and 347 Series. The works in this
exhibition come from the collection of Leslie Sacks Fine Art, Los
Angeles, CA.
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PABLO PICASSO: EDITION CERAMICS From the Marvin Rosenbaum Collection
Includes 40 ceramics - plates, bowls,
pitchers, vases, including 2 original ceramic works, plus 2 vintage
posters, and photomurals. Internationally famed for his paintings,
sculpture and graphics, Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was long intrigued by
ceramics.The exhibition presents a selection of the ceramics created by
Pablo Picasso in collaboration with George and Suzanne Ramie and the
artisans at their Madoura pottery workshop in Southern France, between
1947 & 1971. This exhibition follows on the heels of the highly
succesful tour of the The Edward Weston Collection of Picasso Edition
Ceramics which was presented at more than 30 museums, but is being
retired in 2008. Exhibition essay by Gerald Nordland.
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herbert bayer
bauhaus & beyond:
a life of art & design
Sculpture, maquettes, drawings,
photo-montages, prints posters and tapestrys, by the Bauhaus-trained
artist whose European avant-garde art influenced post-war American art
and design. 75 works in total
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WPA GRAPHIC WORKS:
FROM THE AMITY ART FOUNDATION COLLECTION
40 lithographs, etchings, and woodcuts by
artists who worked with the printmaking programs of the Federal Arts
Project of the WPA.
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VISIONARY ART:
FROM FANTASTIC REALISM TO PSYCHEDELIC
100 paintings, 100 posters, from the
Viennese School of Fantastic Realism, to the psychedelic school of the
1960’s and 1970’s, to the present, from the Dworken and Aberbach
Collections and others
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RICHMOND BARTHE:
SCULPTURE
30 bronze sculptures by this significant
20th Century artist, curated by Samella Lewis, Ph.D. to coincide with
the up-coming publication of her new biography, Richmond Barthe: His
Art and His Life
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SUSTAINED
WINDS
BEFORE-DURING-AFTER
In an effort to support Louisiana artists after
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the Acadiana Arts Council of Lafayette,
LA, through its new initiative Project HEAL (Helping Employ Artists
Locally), organized a juried art exhibition giving local and displaced
artists an opportunity to respond to their new environment or
reinterpret past work. “Sustained Winds: before-during-after” has
developed into a multi-disciplinary art exhibition with a powerful
message in which artists have taken their own personal experiences and
translated them into diverse and invocative artworks. The exhibition
includes 57 works by 39 different artists. Included are paintings,
works on paper, multi media, photography and installation works.
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JACOB LAWRENCE:
THREE SERIES OF PRINTS -
GENESIS, HIROSHIMA, and
TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE
31 framed color prints plus framed text
pages. Curated by: Peter Nesbett, editor of Jacob Lawrence: The
Complete Prints (1963-2000) / The Catalogue Raisonne. He
contributes the essay about Lawrence and his printmaking and
introductions to the 3 Series. Since his first published print in 1963
Jacob Lawrence has produced a body of prints that is both highly
dramatic and intensely personal.
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WORKS ON PAPER FROM THE HARMON AND
HARRIET KELLEY COLLECTION OF
AFRICAN AMERICAN ART
Esteemed art historian, David Driskell, Professor of Art at the
University of Maryland at College Park, calls the Kelley Collection
"one of the finest that has been assembled tracing the history of
African American art." The 68 Works in the exhibition date from 1910 to
2002, and represent just a fraction of what is contained in one of the
country's major collections of African American art.
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©2007 The Ansel Adams
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ANSEL ADAMS:
MASTERWORKS
47 framed photographs from a series that
Adams himself selected as representative of his best work, from the
collection of the Turtle Bay Exploration Center, Redding, CA
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WATSON FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHERS:
L.A. STORIES
50 framed photographs, four generations of
press photography through the lens of one family spanning the 20th
Century. In
less than a century, Los Angeles grew from a
coastal enclave to one of the world’s most influential cities. The
Watson
Family of photographers recorded it all – big disasters, small everyday
triumphs, world leaders, petty con men, sports legends and infamous
trials. Across four generations, a Watson photographer (or two)
has been
present at most of the significant events in Southern
California
, and on occasion through-out the world. Spanning
the entire 20th Century, the exhibition presents more than a
historical chronology. It also illustrates how advances in
photo-technology
changed the texture of news photography. The Watson family’s
tradition of
technical innovations (dating to the early 1910’s in both the motion
picture
and still photography) are highlighted throughout the exhibition.
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LEGACY:
THE ART OF BARBARA NATOLI WITT
75 necklaces, plus display stands,
audio-visual presentation. Witt is a contemporary artist with the rare
distinction of having created her own medium. Her unique necklaces
blend tapestry techniques to form intriguing webs of colored threads,
ancient beads, and gem stones which capture at their centers precious
sculptured pieces, artifacts, and heirloom treasures. LEGACY is a
retrospective exhibition tracing 4 decades of Witt’s career. Peripheral
themes relate to the cultural symbolism found in adornment across time
and place.
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FORMULATION: ARTICULATION
SERIGRAPHS BY JOSEF ALBERS
66 works in 39 frames, plus
analytical statements culled from Albers' extensive writings and text
panels. Josef Albers was one of the 20th Century's most influential and
articulate artist/ theorists. Formulation: Articulation is an overview
of Albers' life-time oeuvre. Published in 1972 by Harry N. Abrams, New
York, the works were chosen by Albers himself and produced in
silk-screen under his supervision by Ives-Sillman. Two text panels
are also included: an introduction to and a chronology of Albers by
noted author, art historian and independent curator, Gerald
Nordland.
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A NATION’S CONSCIENCE:
PAINTINGS BY WILLIAM GROPPER
30 paintings,10
cartoons and text panels. Gropper’s best-known subject matter is the
satiric caricature of America's wealthy and powerful, of politicians,
and moguls of business and industry. His first work as a political
cartoonist was at the New York Tribune. His prints and paintings were
featured IN one-man shows throughout the world. The Metropolitan Museum
of Art purchased two of his paintings. He was also commissioned to
paint murals for the Interior Building in Wash., D.C., the State of
Pennsylvania and a post office in Detroit.
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