Ms. Kondoleon has structured the exhibition as a kind of dialogue as well.
We don't normally think about how things are structured: this exhibition showed how the spectator, room and work are all interrelated.
Chelsea Through July 12 Richard Van Buren was included in the famous "Primary Structures" exhibition at the Jewish Museum in 1966.
Philip Jodidio's book celebrates these structures: exhibition pavilions and performance venues; emergency relief buildings; prefab housing, and repurposed shipping containers such as Adam Kalkin's 'Illy Push-Button House' in Venice, shown above.
In 2015, his installation: The Eternal Light (Dongsang i mong), was presented as part of the "Personal Structures" exhibition at Pallazzo Bembo during the Venice Biennale.
Mary Guyatt, curator of the exhibition, says: "We've looked at the expeditions that were commissioned by the RHS, and we've used the idea of the journey as a way of structuring the exhibition.
(Smith) ★ 'Everyday Abstract — Abstract Everyday' (through July 27) From Andy Warhol's alchemical "Oxidation Painting" (which involve urine) to Gedi Sibony's quiltlike stenciled drop cloth, this well-structured exhibition charts a literal-minded kind of abstraction that uses common materials and occasional found objects, often with pictorial if not downright painterly effects.
(Rosenberg) ★ 'Everyday Abstract — Abstract Everyday' (through Aug. 1) From Andy Warhol's alchemical "Oxidation Painting" (which involve urine) to Gedi Sibony's quiltlike stenciled drop cloth, this well-structured exhibition charts a literal-minded kind of abstraction that uses common materials and occasional found objects, often with pictorial if not downright painterly effects.
"The Ties That Bind" is the latest installment in a continuing, loosely structured series of exhibitions that invoke "A Book About Death" in their names, all of which are inspired by the artist Ray Johnson.
The exhibition is structured chronologically and around the separate places where he worked.
Millicent Wilner, a director of the Gagosian Gallery in London, said: "This was structured as a global exhibition.
