The show doesn't add all that much to what we already know about Mr. Artschwager, who has had substantial New York gallery exposure over the past 20 years, of late with Gagosian Gallery, which has a way of getting museums to do its bidding.
David Bomberg, an inspiration to Frank Auerbach and Leon Kossoff, was just 24 when he selected the Jewish section of a substantial Whitechapel Gallery survey called Twentieth Century Art: A Review of Modern Movements in 1914.
Gagosian started out in the late '70s as a print dealer in his hometown of L.A., working up to his first substantial New York gallery in 1985, at the height of the '80s art boom.
Because of the chemically specific bridging of length and time scales employed in this paper, we are able to describe not just a pair of finite and adjacent clay sheets and their associated gallery, but substantial numbers of tactoids complete with edges, embedded in a molten polymer sea.
"This piece was his largest indoor work and virtually his last substantial piece intended for a gallery or museum," said John R. Lane, director of the Dallas Museum.
Although much of the work comes straight out of recent gallery exhibitions, a substantial chunk is brand new and being shown for the first time.
The only public gallery with a substantial number of his works on show is the Pinacoteca De Nittis in Barletta, in southern Italy, remote from well-trodden tourist routes.
Until 2005, when Genzken joined the David Zwirner gallery, her most substantial New York show was "Fuck the Bauhaus (New Buildings for New York)," at an artist-run space, AC Project Room, in 2000.
MICHAEL STEINER, subject of a substantial exhibition at Yellow Bird Gallery in Newburgh, was once trumpeted by the art critic eminence Clement Greenberg as the everlasting hope of American abstract sculpture.
Shell's sponsorship of the Atmosphere gallery led to additional substantial donations, which made the project possible.
