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Architecture is the manifestation of many intangibles. The museums in Ontario such as the Royal Ontario Museum (the ROM) and the Art Gallery of Ontario (the AGO), both illustrate many intangible forces – the vision of the architects, the ambition and hope of the clients, as well as the resolve of the community, etc. These two representatives of Ontario’s public institutions have both gone through the transformation from the classic style to the contemporary one. The ROM is symbolized by its steel

When talking about the art gallery, the first scene occurred to my mind was the art gallery of museum. I went to some museums before to appreciate the artworks of different eras and cultures. Because I had lived in China for around twenty years, the most works I enjoyed were created by Chinese and they were filled with Chinese elements. And the majority of these artworks exist a long time and have diverse historical stories. Certainly, I had looked some contemporary arts, they delivered varieties

The Gagosian Gallery in London is a space that really complimented the work of Ed Ruscha, and artist that currently lives and works in Los Angeles, California. Extremes and In-Betweens is an exhibition I visited recently when in London. I have chosen to discuss this Artist and exhibition in particular due to the great impact the work itself had on me when I viewed it. Upon entering the galleries reception you are immediately greeted with three of Ruscha’s Acrylic on Museum board paper pieces. Picturesque

On September 18,2017 I visited the University Galleries located at Texas State University had an amazing piece of art on display called The Last Supper: 700 Plates Illustrating Final Meals of U.S. Death Row Inmates created by Julie Green. Once entering the exhibit the viewers’ attention focuses on the deep black letters painted onto the wall, revealing the statistics of the death penalty in the United States. Moving throughout the room the inmates last meals were painted onto ceramic plates varying

Lancer Gallery, originated in the 1900’s, developed reputation as one of the nation’s most prominent sources of artifacts for its careful authentication. With gross sales about $35 million and increasing at a constant rate of 20% per year over a decade, has its headquarters in phoenix, Arizona and opened branch offices in Los Angeles, Miami and Boston. Because of aggressive competition, buyers dealing directly with Lancer Gallery sources and sales of original artifacts together with huge number

Some are like sea serpents, others like office cubicles, but regardless the shape, all art museum galleries intend to give viewers a certain experience. The flowing into, out of, and around gallery spaces within an art museum can positively or negatively affect the patron’s experience. Unfortunately, when the design of an exhibition gallery negatively affects a viewer, a disservice is done to the artists and culture of the artworks on view. On view in the permanent collection of the Kimbell Art

Time to Visit Art Galleries in Savannah, GA Savannah is a city in Georgia that dates back to 1733, and it offers beguiling architecture, 22 scenic squares, local cuisine, eerie cemeteries, entertainment, various cultural venues and other Savannah GA attractions. Things to do in Savannah GA, even include visiting quality art galleries. Fall is the ideal time of year to enjoy gallery hopping since the cool weather turns our minds to indoor activities. Sample four of the art galleries that are a must-see

body which the size of the breasts and belly is very exaggerated and raw showing imperfection. The figure in the painting is holding folds of her skin which she is seemingly showing off. Following the success of her show at the Saatchi Gallery in 1994, this generated a great deal of publicity for her work. Saville moved to New York City for a period of time where she spent observing the work of Dr. Barry Martin Weintraub, a plastic surgeon based in the city. Saville gained a better understanding

Chapter 7: Crime, Punishment and Ghosts of the Galleries of Justice The Galleries of Justice has been in existence for centuries now and has been used for law enforcement purposes for over 600 years. It has prison cells, a hall that was once used as a police station and courtrooms that were in operation until 1986. Back in the days of the Norman invasion, this place was used for collecting taxes and housing the sheriffs. It was known as the Sheriff’s Hall or the country Hall and some even believe

I visited a small gallery in Charlotte, North Carolina called the Shain Gallery. The exhibition that is currently on display is by the artist Arless Day. The exhibition consists of painted mixed media on canvas (some had frames) and paint on canvas (no frames, on the floor, and leaning on the partitioned walls). My focus during my visit to the Shain Gallery was on the signage, layout and spacing, lighting, and distractions. When I walked into the gallery, I did not see any signage for the exhibition