Downstairs is an array of paintings by Damien Hirst.
Beneath it, there's an array of paintings, models and carvings, all with a little panel explaining the artist's story.
Organized by Francesco Bonami, an independent curator who lives in New York and Milan, it includes three of the artist's giant sharks submerged in tanks of formaldehyde; two of Mr. Hirst's human skulls encrusted with thousands of sparkly diamonds; a room of stainless-steel medicine cabinets filled with drugs; and an array of paintings.
They emanate from an array of 50 paintings, 53 works on paper and four sculptures.
It has 45 rooms, spanning the Rue d'Amérique, and is a display case of Moroccan and European high-style architecture, with a 12,000-volume library and an array of fine paintings including many fine works of James McBey.
The result is an array of oil paintings on canvas, concepted from US-based non-painters, each varying in size, quality and style.
One of Hondarribia's finest Basque restaurants, Sebastian's has the atmosphere of a private home, with its series of small rooms (painted a rich rose and hung with an eclectic array of paintings).
Plenty of light filters through the plate glass windows, tables are spaced decently apart, and walls in peach and salmon serve as backdrops to a changing array of paintings (a series of heritage breed roosters by Susan Prentice was recently featured).
His second gallery show in New York is an elegant array of paintings, drawings and sculpture, almost entirely in black and white.
In the airy Lois Foster Wing, which, when completed in 2001, gave the museum its first large gallery space, an invigorating array of paintings and watercolors by Hans Hofmann — all from 1950 — recount a big year in the creative life of this important teacher of young Abstract Expressionists.
Karin Ruggaber's Relief No 90 is an array of small painted sculptures, or sculpted paintings, each with it s imprecise suggestion of a form – palettes, clogs, violins, crescent moons – hints from the real world and with the real world carried in their surfaces, from tree bark to pebble and moss.
