| In addition, it gives a gallerist an opportunity to educate his collectors about why an artist has chosen to paint nudes. |
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| As every gallerist knows, most clients have a limited amount of patience for viewing work. |
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| Afterwards I'm taken to the nearby home of a former photo gallerist who now has the job of overseeing the Elton John collection. |
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| Conny Dietzschold Gallery opens a group show tomorrow night to celebrate her 15 years as a gallerist. |
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| We were once again amazed how the plucky gallerist has managed to cram so many art works into such a tiny space. |
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| Christine's acceptance by a haughty lady gallerist on the basis of a goofy videotape monologue seems a bit far-fetched. |
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| You could argue that he was a brave gallerist, exhibiting artists that other galleries were too afraid to exhibit themselves, but then again maybe not. |
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| Once, at a party in the mid-1980s, I asked Gracie Mansion, the Manhattan gallerist, if she would mind divulging her given name. |
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| It is not so simple for a gallerist to get their work noticed and sold. |
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| This individualized approach makes it easier for clients to react honestly to a piece rather than making a decision because a gallerist is waiting for their feedback. |
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| He went on to thank his family, his gallerist, distributor, and paid tribute to artist Ian White. |
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| Other honorees included furniture company Ligne Roset, artist Richard Dupont and gallerist and art collector Barry Friedman. |
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| If you are a gallerist, an artist, a collector, or simply passionate about art, you cannot miss the largest art event in the world. |
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| Judges in the painting category were artists David Batchelor and Michael Raedecker and gallerist Sadie Coles. |
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| She moved from New Mexico to Manhattan because the gallerist Betty Parsons had made residency in New York a condition for adding Martin to her stable. |
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