Elizabeth Mullaney
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Elizabeth Mullaney
Wolfgang Tillmans On the Verge of Visibility
The text discusses Wolfgang Tillmans' exhibition "On the Verge of Visibility" at the Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Serralves, exploring themes of visibility, landscape, and the ephemeral nature of photography.
tillmans.co.ukWolfgang Tillmans To look without fear Exhibition Guide
Wolfgang Tillmans's exhibition, "To look without fear," showcases his diverse photography over three decades, reflecting human connections and social awareness through innovative installations and various mediums.
ago.caPRESS KIT WILLA WASSERMAN
Willa Wasserman's artwork blends historical techniques and contemporary themes, exploring queer identity, intimacy, and transformation through oil paintings and metalwork, showcased in various exhibitions and critiques.
travesiacuatro.comHuma will show the 5 works attached. These existing works are from DZ inventory, and we will review pricing for these works again.
For Huma's works in group shows, we typically do 20-25% commission. Is 20-25% agreeable here, or do we want to be more generous?
The Campus normally asks for 30-35% commission. What commission structure do we want for Dan... See more
For Huma's works in group shows, we typically do 20-25% commission. Is 20-25% agreeable here, or do we want to be more generous?
The Campus normally asks for 30-35% commission. What commission structure do we want for Dan... See more
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The Conversation Series - Wolfgang Tillmans Hans Ulrich Obrist
The text features a dialogue between Wolfgang Tillmans and Hans Ulrich Obrist, exploring Tillmans' artistic philosophy, his engagement with truth, abstraction in photography, and societal issues, including AIDS activism.
tillmans.co.ukSoft Opening_Frieze London_Dean Sameshima_Preview
Soft Opening presents Dean Sameshima's Numbers series, exploring queer themes through abstract and representational art, incorporating historical references, photography, and color codes related to sexual identity and community.
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“In the past, jobs were about muscles. Now they’re about brains, but in the future, they’ll be about the heart.”
Maria Flynn • Opinion | The A.I. Economy Will Make Jobs More Human - The New York Times
