CORREDURIAS

‘CONSIDER THE LILIES’ ~ SCOTTISH PAINTING 1910-1980

Edinburgh, Scotland - Dundee’s McManus Galleries and Museum closed in October 2005 for a major re-development and is due to re-open in Spring 2008.  To celebrate the rich diversity of the City’s holdings, a selection of the finest works in its twentieth-century Scottish art collection will be shown at the Dean Gallery, Edinburgh and at the Fleming Collection, London, during the Autumn and Winter of 2006-7. On exhibit 25 January - 5 April 2007.  The exhibition will consist of some sixty modern Scottish masterpieces from the period 1910-1980, by forty-six artists, which are rarely shown outside Dundee.  Many of the leading artists of the period will be featured including Edward Baird, John Bellany, the Scottish Colourists, Stanley Cursiter, John Duncan, Will Maclean, Alberto Morrocco and James McIntosh Patrick.

 New York City - Beginning with simple, reductive forms, the artwork featured in this group exhibition— made by Diana Cooper, Tara Donovan, Charles Goldman, Jason Rogenes, Jane South, and Phoebe Washburn—draws attention to the minutiae of our material environment.  Occupying both the Gallery and Sculpture Court of the Whitney’s branch at Altria, the exhibition is organized by Apsara DiQuinzio, formerly a senior curatorial assistant at the Whitney Museum of American Art, now curatorial associate, painting and sculpture, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.  On exhibition December 7, 2006–March 11, 2007.

WHITNEY MUSEUM AT ALTRIA TO OPEN ‘BURGEONING GEOMETRIES’