Sentence examples for gallery movement from inspiring English sources

Along with CANADA, Sean Horton earned a place as a poster boy for the Lower East Side gallery movement.

MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES ABC GALLERY "Organic Movement" of works by Monica McNulty.

They are the first completely open works of art, moving off the wall into the gallery, incorporating movement and space into their very nature.

A contemporary art gallery?

There was no significant difference in the proportion of birds with brood patches or of recaptures across the studied habitat types, leading to the assumption that birds not only use gallery forests for movement and foraging but also for reproduction.

The New York video artist and editor Dieter Froese, who made video performances in the early 70's by taping visitors in a SoHo gallery, projecting their movements onto a monitor as an "immediate work of art" and then having a critic write an instant review of the piece, said: "These eager participants in the current 'reality' shows become professionals fast.

Now Susanne Bartsch is pushing an initiative to take art "from the clubs to the galleries" -- a movement you're involved with -- in order to showcase and celebrate this work in a different context.

Residents of Zuccoti Park inherited this muddled mix of nonsense and inspiration and transformed it into an easily reproduced cultural phenomenon, much to the chagrin of media pundits and other members of the peanut gallery who find the movement's political ambiguity to be maddening.

But I understand the resentment, having suffered through incredibly unsophisticated movement in gallery installations and untold dances employing video art that looked as if it had been made in 20 minutes on someone's home computer — and not in a good way.

Sure, raves still exist check out our photo gallery from Detroit's Movement Festival or VICE's Locked Off documentary but there's a freaky danger to these 90's parties that few contemporary events can match.

Imprint 93 was not just a cheap means of showing art outside galleries – it was a movement, even a way of life.