pacewildenstein造句

• Her new gallery, at 541 W . 24th St ., is in a space that virtually backs up to PaceWildenstein.
• Another show of recent Oldenburg-van Bruggen projects closes Friday at PaceWildenstein, 534 W . 25th St ., Chelsea.
• A dozen more of his recent paintings will be on display at PaceWildenstein's gallery in New York Friday through March 4.
• While PaceWildenstein acknowledged this week that a sale was close to completion, it declined to comment on the price or the buyer.
• Arne Glimcher, chairman of PaceWildenstein, which has branches in New York and Los Angeles, is responsible for the Rauschenberg purchase.
• `TANG CERAMIC SCULPTURE,'Eskenazi at PaceWildenstein, 32 E . 57th St ., ( 212 ) 421-3237.
• "Jean Dubuffet : The Radiant Earth " remains at PaceWildenstein, 32 East 57th Street, Manhattan, through March 23.
• The paintings at PaceWildenstein are in alternating bands of pale blue and yellow, which tend to merge optically to a fresh-rinsed green.
• Follow them to PaceWildenstein, where another Eskenazi, Giuseppe, has organized " Chinese Buddhist Sculpture From Northern Wei to Ming ."
• For big uptown galleries, a Chelsea presence is de rigueur, as exemplified by the downtown emporia of Gagosian, Mary Boone and PaceWildenstein.
• In a companion show at PaceWildenstein gallery, which just closed, illuminating studies showed Riley meticulously working out both the compositions and the color combinations.
• In January 2009, PaceWildenstein announced plans for an independent publishing company called Artifex press, dedicated to the creation of online artists'catalogues raisonn閟.
• In May, Anthony Grant, who ran Sotheby's contemporary-art department in New York, left to join the PaceWildenstein Gallery in Manhattan.
• The painting was bought by Susan Dunne of the PaceWildenstein Gallery for $ 1.7 million, above its $ 1.2 million high estimate.
• Moving to New York in the early 1970s she joined Pace Editions, the print-publishing arm of Pace Gallery ( now PaceWildenstein ) in 1972.
• But she confirmed that the artist Elizabeth Murray, who has been with Ms . Cooper's gallery for 22 years, was leaving to join PaceWildenstein.
• Both times he had help from Arnie Glimcher, chairman of the PaceWildenstein Gallery, which has been a steady supporter of Art in Embassies over the years.
• Last fall, PaceWildenstein, which has branches in Manhattan, Los Angeles and London, announced that it was handling the estate of the television producer Mark Goodson.
• A marvelous show at PaceWildenstein delves into these years and comes up with a very full bucket, one whose soil samples touch on many different aspects of postwar art.