Gallery Reopening

Gallery Reopening and Exhibition Extension 

Thomas Dane Gallery is pleased to announce the extension of Ella Kruglyanskaya: This is a Robbery, on view from 16th June through 24th July 2020. 

The gallery will reopen by appointment from 16th June. Please click here to make an appointment. 

From 30th June the gallery will be open without appointment. To ensure the safety of our visitors and staff, the gallery will admit a maximum of 4 visitors at a time per gallery to comply with social distancing. 

Our amended opening hours will be 11am-5pm Tuesday-Friday.

Abraham Cruzvillegas: Live Instagram Conversation, Aspen Art Museum

As part of the Aspen Art Museum's weekly virtual program Slow Look Live, Abraham Cruzvillegas will be in conversation with Rachel Ropeik via instagram live. 

Friday, 29 May, 4pm MT (11pm BST)

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Amy Sillman: Live Conversation with Michelle Kuo, Museum of Modern Art 

Join Amy Sillman in conversation with Michelle Kuo, the Marlene Hess Curator of Painting and Sculpture, as they talk about the importance of shape, the shape-making outliers of art history, and Sillman’s new zine as part of our Virtual Views initiative. MoMA members are invited to submit questions via the online form.

Thursday, 21 May, 8pm EDT (Friday, 22 May, 1am BST)

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Terry Adkins: Live Conversation, Pulitzer Arts Foundation 

Join curators Katie Delmez of the Frist Art Museum, Jamaal Sheats of Fisk University Galleries, and Stephanie Weissberg of the Pulitzer Arts Foundation for a virtual happy hour conversation on Terry Adkins. Learn about and listen to the music that formed Adkins’s creative vision and helped inspire the works featured in the exhibitions Terry Adkins: Our Sons and Daughters Ever on the Altar and Terry Adkins: Resounding.

This event is free and will be broadcast via Zoom. Registration is required.

Thursday, 21 May, 5:30pm CT (11:30pm BST)

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Firstsite’s third artist created activity pack includes a contribution from Hurvin Anderson. ‘Art is where the home is’ will give you ideas about how to get creative at home. Anyone can have a go – there are no specialist materials required and it is free to download here.

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Amy Sillman: Instagram Live Conversation with Michelle Kuo, Museum of Modern Art

Amy Sillman talks with Michelle Kuo, The Marlene Hess Curator of Painting and Sculpture, about the zine she’s created in conjunction with her Artist’s Choice: The Shape of Shape exhibition.

Wednesday 13 May, 12pm EST

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Glenn Ligon: Instagram Live Conversation with Scott Rothkopf, Whitney Museum

As part of a new Instagram live conversation series, Glenn Ligon will be in conversation with Nancy and Steve Crown Family Chief Curator, Scott Rothkopf to share museum highlights, discuss current times and consider favourite artworks.

Wednesday 12 May, 7pm EST

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Steve McQueen: Live Online Conversation with Artangel Co-Director James Lingwood

Monday, 4 May, 7pm BST

Steve MᶜQueen will be joined by Artangel Co-Director James Lingwood to discuss his work with Artangel over the past twenty years. There will be a live audience Q&A towards the end of the conversation.

The discussion will centre on McQueen’s collaborations with Artangel over the past two decades: Caribs’ Leap / Western Deep filmed in Grenada and South Africa and premiered in 2002, Weight, a work made for Artangel’s exhibition Inside at Reading Prison in 2016, and Year 3, an epic portrait of London’s 7- and 8-year-olds presented across the city last year — a collaboration between Tate, Artangel and A New Direction. 

Viewers are encouraged to post questions prior to and during the conversation via YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using #ArtangelIsOpen. These will be collated remotely and a selection posed by James Lingwood during the audience Q&A section.

Watch the conversation live here at 7pm BST on Monday 4 May

Terry Adkins: Radical Broadcast - Lone Wolf Recital Corps, Pulitzer Arts Foundation 

Founded in 1986 by Terry Adkins, the Lone Wolf Recital Corps is a rotating collective of multidisciplinary artists and musicians who activate his signature “recitals,” ensembles of sculptures, environments, and performances in homage to under-represented historical figures. This performance features Adkins’s masked alter-ego Blanche Bruce and is organized by Corps members Clifford Owens and Kamau Amu Patton. Together, they will present a joint meditation on two of the Corps’s earliest scores from 1987, Second Mind and Alto Age. Owens will perform live in his apartment in New York, and Patton will be working simultaneously with prerecorded sound and video from his studio in Chicago.

The global audience is invited to join Radical Broadcast, Performa’s live performance space, via Performa’s website.

Friday, 1 May 2020

9:00pm

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