13 results for '"Pacewildenstein"'

The show features 28 recent landscape paintings of the artist's native Yorkshire, including 14 new works that have never before been exhibited.

Berlin2000: Group Show (Pace Gallery, New York: Exhibition Catalogues)Author: PaceWildensteinTitle: Berlin2000: Group Show (Pace Gallery, New York: Exhibition Catalogues)Publication:...

Catalogue to an exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria about Beuys's iconic blackboard drawings, exploring their connection with the chalk sketches of Austrian philosopher and polymath,...

Catalog of an exhibition held at PaceWildenstein, New York, Feb. 18-Mar. 26, 2005.

''Essay is titled "Darkness Visible." PaceWildenstein has published this catalogue to accompany the like-titled exhibition, which is comprised of Wall Drawings, an installation of eight new graphite...

Catalog Of An Exhibition Held At Pacewildenstein, New York, Oct. 16 - Nov. 14, 1998 Essay By Klaus Kertess.

Ivorypress, in collaboration with PaceWildenstein Gallery of New York, presents a Claes Oldenburg exhibition. Despite having been born in Stockholm, Oldenburg is considered

47 pages with 18 illustrations in color. Published on the occasion of the exhibition from the PaceWildenstein Gallery, New York NY January 14-February 5, 2005. List of Plates.

79 pages with 24 illustrations in color. Includes an essay by John Yau, "The Anatomy of an Artist". Published on the occasion of the exhibition from PaceWildenstein Gallery, New York NY May 3-June 9,...

79 pages with 24 illustrations in color. Includes an essay by John Yau, "The Anatomy of an Artist". Published on the occasion of the exhibition from PaceWildenstein Gallery, New York NY May 3-June 9,...

The catalogue for an exhibition of paintings, photographs, and one sculpture by Jim Dine, held concurrently at PaceWildenstein and Pace/Macgill galleries, NYC. Essay by Vincent Katz. 48 pages; 16...

The catalogue for an exhibition of work by Bridget Riley, held at the PaceWildenstein gallery, NYC, November 9, 2007 through January 5, 2008. Essay by Marla Prather; interview with the artist...