Sentence examples for gallery network from inspiring English sources
From London's gallery network there's also Bischoff Weiss, Man&Eve, and Carter and Gallagher, which all turn out daring stuff.
Far more difficult to assess is the survival of art produced outside the fragile museum and gallery network, though some of this work has relatively high visibility through commercial connections with the United States and Europe.
It was only a question of time before 65-year-old American art dealer Larry Gagosian added a Paris branch – his ninth – to what has become the world's biggest commercial gallery network.
If you're looking for a name-brand artist like Andy Warhol or William Wegman, your best bet is at one of the gallery networks like Onview.com and Eartgroup.com, or the auction sites Artnet.com and Sothebys.com.
In the spiny-gallery zone, a network of narrow gallery forests penetrates the dry spiny bush.
We will shortlist five of your entries in a gallery on the network, explaining what makes them stand out.
* "THREADS OF FAITH: RECENT WORK FROM THE WOMEN OF COLOR QUILTERS NETWORK," Gallery at the American Bible Society, 1865 Broadway, at 61st Street, (212) 408-1500, through April 17.
Indeed, Beautiful Interfaces itself is a privacy paradox; when you connect your smart devices to any of the five routers, you are effectively exposing all of your digital information to the gallery's hacked network.
Photos can also be shared straight from the gallery to social networks like Facebook (or to other phones via Nokia's Slam Bluetooth sharing tech).
While the majority of photo book making utilities share a similar feature set – you select photos from your local gallery or social networks, customize the order or layout in some cases, then checkout to place your order, PastBook offers a couple of differentiated options with its service.
There are also new shows set on yachts, in the offices of icanhascheezburger.com and in art galleries and the network also announced seven new unscripted projects in development.
