Today, the organizers use many forms of transportation, but the exhibition's premise remains the same: to provide little-known newcomers an opportunity to display their work in a statewide, yearlong touring exhibition.
A riot of blues, reds and oranges with stenciled letters spelling out the names of colors (including gray), it plays neatly off the exhibition's premise — it has a grisaille counterpart in the show, "Jubilee" — and harks back to Mr. Johns's storied collaboration with Mr. Rauschenberg in the 1950s.
Although there is clearly a degree of parody in the exhibition's premise, the show's curators emphasize that they do not bode any hostility towards these types of lists.
Both Sotheby's and Christie's now organize selling exhibitions on their premises, which amounts to dealing, pure and simple.
In the exhibition the apocalyptic premise is so easily overturned that it seems like a straw man, a pretext to draw crowds.
But the exhibition, which is premised on the sensual aspects of love — the ancient concept of Eros, revived in the early sixteenth century — doesn't stay chaste for long.
1976 (Dec).: Exhibited machine drawing "Organic Dance Forms" made on Drawing machine no.3 at Manchester Evening News premises in exhibition called "North West Artists".
The starting point for such data collection has been the MEMORI project [2], directed at studying and understanding the impact of the air quality inside museum exhibition cases and storage premises on complex objects of cultural relevance.
Subtitled "Contemporary Art From the Collection of the Jewish Museum," this expansive and generally stimulating traveling exhibition starts with the premise that spiritual traditions and new interpretations of traditions form a continuous source of inspiration -- a perpetual well -- for artistic content.
Jacob Kaufman: Landscape Releasing | The exhibition takes as its premise Kaufman's meditations on, and close reading of Toshio Shibata's photograph, Grand Coulee Dam, Douglas County, WA, 1996.
