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William Mark Fisher. (1841 - 1923) William Mark Fisher was born in Boston, MA in 1841. His family was poor and he spent a good part of his childhood working. At the age of 14 he was apprenticed to his cousin – a sign and house painter – William Lawless. From this point on he began to study art – initially taking drawing classes (during ...
From 1991 to 2017, Landau opened her collection of 1,200 artworks to the public in the Fisher Landau Center for Art, a repurposed former factory in Long Island City, Queens. In 2010, she pledged almost 400 works, then worth between $50 million and $75 million, to the Whitney Museum of American Art, where she had long been a trustee.
This is the official website and image gallery of Urs Fischer. ... New Acquisitions in Contemporary Art,” Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art, Santa Barbara ...
Barbara Fisher, “United Front: Family Album at the Luggage Store Gallery,” Artweek, San Jose, CA, July 7 Anne Wilson, “A Plea for Broader Dialogue,” Fiberarts, Asheville, NC, Summer Christina Sabat, “Tome is Where the Art is for Artist Lisa Kokin,” The Daily Gleaner, Fredericton, NB, Canada,May 28
They can also be seen as tangled thoughts, the brain's mysterious circuitry, or the skeleton/internal forms of some forgotten species. The process is intuitive and thoughtful, combining a zen approach with a studied sense of composition and color. They can be calming or exciting, depending on the projection of the viewer.
Barbara Nicholls Biography. Barbara Nicholls' monumental watercolour works emerge by manipulating the behaviour of pigment in ever-increasing quantities of water. As such, their production remains consistent with that of Nicholls’ wider body of work, where she has stitched, drawn, cut, built and extracted her media from archaelogical ...
Urs Fischer (Swiss, b.1973) is a Contemporary artist known for large-scale sculptures and installations that explore a wide range of materials from popular culture. Born in Zurich, Fischer studied photography at the Schule für Gestaltung before turning his focus on making objects borrowed from everyday life; Bread House (2004–2006) constructs a cabin from loaves of bread, and Lamp/Bear ...
