Two years ago, a group of ÉCAL students caused a sensation during the Milan furniture fair with an exhibition of witty reimaginings of a Baccarat classic, the Harcourt crystal goblet.
Curated by Joyce Yamada for Openings NY, the exhibition takes a witty and meditative look at addictions ranging from consumerism to plastic surgery to overeating.
For a brand steeped in cachet and grandeur, the surprise of the exhibition is the light, witty, playful tone.
An exhibition of her delightfully witty artworks from the 1970's is currently on display at Thomas Solomon Gallery in Chinatown.
Along with a few fancy real books, this entertaining exhibition offers all kinds of witty or poetic representations of books.
With more than 20 sculptures, the exhibition emphasizes the flattened figures — witty, gestural, stilt-legged — that have become signature works of a long career.
"The Miracle Half-Mile: Ten Thousand Paintings by Stephen Keene" is more or less what it purports to be -- an exhibition of works by Mr. Keene, a witty and prolific Brooklyn painter.
Fifty-six yeafterfteRichard Hamiltonon first coined the term "pop art" – he described it as popular, transient, expendable, low-cost, mass-produced, young, witty, sexy, gimmicky and glamorous – the first London exhibition devoted solely to British exponents has opened.
Olivier Saillard, the exhibition's curator, has a purist, but witty, vision of shoes as objects of art — and desire.
In 1981, an exhibition called "A Panorama of Presidential Elections" illustrated the witty, biting and sometimes vicious way politicians have historically been portrayed.
There were four chairs among the five pieces he was able to finish in time for his first professional exhibition, which opened in 1986 under the accidentally witty title "Seating for Six".
