While most art fairs have reduced the number of exhibitors and events this fall, one has done the opposite. The young hybrid art fair and exhibition program called Luxembourg Art Week (LAW), which took place from November 12 to 14, has grown with each edition since its creation seven years …
Read More »Some beloved rooms will have a new home
When Newfields installed The Lume on the fourth floor of the Indianapolis Museum of Art, many art lovers wondered: where would that leave the beloved contemporary art pieces that resided there? The museum chose the 30,000 square foot fourth floor, which previously contained contemporary artwork, for The Lume because the …
Read More »The Courtauld Gallery is reborn after a lavish three-year renovation
The Courtauld Gallery, Somerset House opened its doors to the press today for a preview after a three-year renovation and modernization program. The £ 50million project was money well spent, as the gallery has now entered the 21st century with new lighting floors as well as a state-of-the-art gift shop …
Read More »West Gallery Thebarton presents its latest exhibitions
When West Gallery Thebarton opened in 2016, owner Margie Sheppard’s goal was to create a space that would serve as a platform for established and emerging artists to show their work and deepen their practice. Like many commercial galleries and arts organizations across the country, however, she has felt the …
Read More »OPEN Digital Residency Program – Announcements
Blitz Valletta is a contemporary independent art, not-for-profit space that supports original and radical artistic practice in all its forms since 2013, through an international program of residencies, exhibitions and public engagement activities. Blitz Valletta is pleased to launch an open call for three digital artistic residencies that will take …
Read More »Owens appointed director of the Castellani Art Museum | Web supplement
Artist, educator and arts administrator Ellen Owens has been appointed director of the Castellani Art Museum at Niagara University. In her new role, which will begin on Monday, November 1, she will assume the dynamic direction of the museum, which has a permanent collection comprising more than 5,000 pieces of …
Read More »The Arca adds a contemporary touch to the Southside
All Hong Kong people know that life in our crazy and hectic city would not be bearable without an occasional getaway. That’s why we bring you âStaycation Suiteâ, where we review some of the finest hotel suites in Hong Kong and Macau. Evaluated by the quality of the accommodation, F&B, …
Read More »Battle to preserve Uzbekistan’s largest art collection takes place online – the Calvert Journal
After all, during the heyday of Soviet censorship, Savitsky routinely disguised thousands of priceless paintings as mere baggage before loading them onto trains and trucks for “archaeological expeditions” to Nukus, according to the documentary. Even after Stalin and his successors Nikita Khrushchev, Leonid Brezhnev and Alexei Kosygin softened, Savitsky regularly …
Read More »The Michael C. Carlos Museum: a post-pandemic look to the future
When I returned to Emory this fall, I was greeted by a whole new campus. The updated Michael C. Carlos Museum was no exception. Clearly, Carlos has taken the time and space to reflect on past issues, pursue post-pandemic opportunities, and engage with the student body in innovative ways. The …
Read More »The impressive collection of Western art in Iran
23 October 2021 DAYS BEFORE Ebrahim Raisi, a die-hard cleric, won the Iranian presidential election in June, Tehran’s Contemporary Art Museum reopened to the public after a lengthy renovation. It created a strange juxtaposition. Mr. Raisi celebrates the decline of American influence; his Minister of Culture denounces “the deviation and …
Read More »22nd Annual Dunfey ‘Portals’ Exhibition at the NH Art Association
PORTSMOUTH – âPortalsâ is the theme of Joan L. Dunfey’s 22nd Annual Exhibition, which will be presented in November at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery of the New Hampshire Art Association. Portals are transformative. Memories are portals to the past – doors and thresholds to another reality. NHAA members and …
Read More »Atelier ST’s faktorenhaus project is a modern take on Austrian heritage
aterlier st’s FAKTORENHAUS REIMAGINE THE AUSTRIAN HERITAGE the studio of architects atelier ST has completed its latest renovation project, faktorenhaus, in the austrian town of schönbach. built in 1785, faktorenhaus was once a residential and commercial building that housed cloth merchants – also called “faktoren” – who supplied yarn and …
Read More »MFA Boston reframes the American experience in ‘Fabric of a Nation: American Quilt Stories’
To God and to the Truth, 2019 Bisa Butler (American, born 1973). Printed and resistance-dyed cottons, cotton velvet, rayon satin and knotted twine, reconstituted, appliquéd and quilted. John H. and Ernestine A. Payne Fund, Diverse Collection Heritage Fund and Arthur Mason Knapp Fund © Bisa Butler and Claire Oliver Gallery. …
Read More »Renovated and ready-to-go Denver Art Museum’s Martin Building once again centers its vast art collection in the city
Rising within sight of Broadway, right next to Civic Center Park and awaiting visitors, the Martin Building at the Denver Art Museum has been under renovation since 2017. This month the museum will once again be reunited with a large party. from its collection and will offer new attractions and …
Read More »Front Range Art Guide October 15-21 – Boulder Daily Camera
Rock area 15th Street Gallery With works by Boston artist Nancy Simonds and Denver artist Tony Ortega; open by appointment 11 am-3pm from Thursday to Saturday; 1708 15th Street, Boulder; 303-447-2841; 15thstreetgalleryboulder.com Ana Art Gallery Art by local, African and Caribbean artists; from noon to 5 p.m. from Friday to …
Read More »The revolutionary contemporary art market in Russia
Simon Rees, artistic director of the International Contemporary Art Fair Cosmoscow, spoke to the Moscow Times about the state of the contemporary art market in Russia today. Judging by this year’s fair, the market is booming. Art arrived from Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Estonia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Georgia, Russia, …
Read More »University Gallery at UF renamed in honor of Gary Libby, alumnus and donor
The University Gallery of the University of Florida is changing its name. The space, located on the main Gainesville campus across from the School of Art + Art History, will be officially recognized as Gary R. Libby University Gallery in December, according to an online announcement from UF. Libby, a …
Read More »König Galerie opens space in Vienna – ARTnews.com
Monday, October 11 The König Galerie opens a space in ViennaThe Berlin-based König Gallery, which also has galleries in London and Seoul, has opened a new outpost in Vienna. The space’s inaugural exhibit, titled âA Decade of Women Sculptors,â is an investigation of contemporary female sculptors, including Alicja Kwade, Helen …
Read More »Pottery ready for fall solo exhibition – Goldstream News Gazette
Featured artist Geoff Searle kicks off the month, October 8-18 at The Avenue Gallery in Oak Bay. Searle has been a potter and artist since 1972 and works primarily with clay. Carving, raku and fire cooking are produced in his workshop in the rural Fraser Valley. Born and raised in …
Read More »India’s art world suffered and prospered during the pandemic
LONDON – Amrita Jhaveri gently jokes that she was saved by a Bollywood star. When actress Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, a client of Ms Jhaveri’s art gallery, approached her in the summer of 2020 to ask if she would like to use Ms Kapoor Ahuja’s London office as some sort of …
Read More »October 7 exhibitions | Arts
Torosiete Contemporary Art Museum: âHearts’ Lonely Huntersâ (1995) by Daniel Kuttner and Beatrix Ost is streaming in the Virtual Contemporary Art Gallery. Streaming instructions: http://heartsmovie.torosiete.museum/. University of Virginia Health Arts Program: âCapturing the stillness of nature,â watercolors by Jane Skafte, can be seen in the main hospital lobby until October …
Read More »Mark A. Roglán, director of SMU’s Meadows Museum, dies at 50
Mark A. Roglán, an expert on 19th-century Spanish art who ran the Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University during a period of significant growth as director for more than a decade, died Tuesday morning at his home from University Park. He was 50 years old. The cause was cancer, a …
Read More »Henry Moore and Churchill at Dreweatts Contemporary Art Auction
A barely 11cm bronze sculpture by one of the greatest British sculptors of the 20th century, Henry Moore (1898-1986), will be auctioned off at the Dreweatts Modern and Contemporary Art sale on October 12, 2021. The work entitled Reclining nude: crossed feet depicts a reclining female nude – a form …
Read More »NFTs relaunch contemporary art sales
Art was once confined to the hushed expanse of a museum or the walls of an apartment. But he has found an expansive new home today: in the world of crypto. Contemporary art sales are apparently facing a significant revival using non-fungible tokens – NFTs are a form of cryptocurrency, …
Read More »East Greenbush sculptor breathes new life into scrap iron and steel
It was just a part-time job that started in high school, but organizing merchandise at Averill Park variety store helped Mary Pat Wager find her way as an artist. Over 40 years later, she still arranges things, mostly thrown iron and steel objects, and turns them into sculptures. The works …
Read More »Expanded museum in Montgomery explores legacy of slavery
The Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) has opened the doors of its new Legacy Museum in Montgomery with free admission and special gifts for visitors until October 3. The museum examines the legacy of slavery, from its introduction in the New World in the 17th century to the lingering problems of …
Read More »3 fall events not to miss for design lovers
3 must-see fall events for design lovers – 5280 “Ocelots Blue Pearl Managuas”, 60 x 70 inches, oil on canvas, 2021, by Hunt Slonem. Courtesy of K Contemporain Here and now artist Hunt Slonem’s first solo exhibition in Denver; the diverse fall launch of Design Within Reach; an exhibition for …
Read More »The complicated story behind Jasper Johns’ argument with a Cameroonian teenager over a drawing of a knee (he has a happy ending)
Prior to the opening of his current double retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Jasper Johns had legal problems. The problem was one of his new works, Slice, and his use of a silkscreen print of a drawing …
Read More »Mass MoCA’s new director commits to “honoring the past and building from there”
The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (Mass MoCA) in North Adams, Massachusetts has a new director. Kristy Edmunds, previously Executive and Artistic Director of the Center for the Art of Performance at the University of California at Los Angeles, replaces Joseph C. Thompson, who helped found the museum in the …
Read More »Cruise Through Ogden from Wall to Jefferson This First Friday Art Walk | News, Sports, Jobs
Gallery 25 will showcase works by Trey Dixon and other Fremont High students during the Art Walk this Friday, October 1, 2021. Gallery 25 will showcase works by Lindley Richards and other Fremont High students during Art Stroll this Friday, October 1, 2021. One of the new pieces to be …
Read More »Emirates news agency – Abu Dhabi Art announces guest curators and commissioned artists for 2021
ABOU DHABI, September 29, 2021 (WAM) – Abu Dhabi Art has announced the names of guest curators and commissioned artists for the 13th edition of its fair which will take place from November 17 to 21, in Manarat Al Saadiyat. The list includes Simon Njami and Rose Lejeune who will …
Read More »Road-trip: Southern California in 10 days | Indiafleurit
There’s nothing quite like packing your bags, hopping in the car and turning on the radio as miles of sidewalk pass under your wheels. In Southern California, where hot, sunny days are ideal for perfect trips with the window down, the best road trip includes three amazing and unique regions, …
Read More »Glorious Galleries: How to Add Art to Your Next Vacation
If you are more into art than antiques, Jessica wynne lockhart found some of New Zealand’s best galleries to visit on your next regional getaway According to Museums Aotearoa, New Zealand has more than 470 public museums and art galleries, which equates to 10 museums or galleries per 100,000 inhabitants. …
Read More »Artsy Insider: Two artists see major sales at Art Basel in Basel
At every big fair there are usually a few artists whose work just seems to be all over. This week at Art Basel in Basel, none are more ubiquitous than Chicago-based septuagenarian artist McArthur Binion. The fair, which coincides with a major solo exhibition of his new paintings at Lehmann …
Read More »The latest exhibitions from the Bloomington-Normal area | Arts and theater
Bloomington-Normal Galleries, museums Some cultural institutions are open or are considering reopening under current COVID restrictions. Check with each establishment for indoor, online or outdoor programming. Open facilities have face covering, distancing and other guidelines in effect; check the websites or call for details. Angel Ambrose Fine Art Studio; 101 …
Read More »As part of an expansion, the Rubell Museum will bring its private Tastemaking art collection to Washington, DC, next year
The Rubell Museum in Miami, one of America’s most prestigious and influential private contemporary art institutions, expands with long-awaited second location in Washington, DC Founded by Don and Mera Rubell, the institution is a showcase for their extensive art collection. For emerging artists, Rubell’s patronage (and a coveted museum residency) …
Read More »12 things to see, do and eat on a fall day trip to Germantown
Almost all counties and states have a Germantown. This one in Columbia County manages to be the epitome of contemporary chic, while still feeling like a rural escape. Going down Route 9 from Hudson or crossing County Road 8, it’s often just you and the trees. But that’s why stumbling …
Read More »from Etel Adnan to Afra Al Dhaheri
Art Basel returns this year in physical and digital formats, allowing the public to experience the fair up close in Switzerland or from the comfort of their own homes around the world. The 2021 event features major regional gallery presentations, while artists from the Middle East are increasingly visible among …
Read More »We Banjo 3 returns to the Davis Theater | Local News
Tie-Dye Fun, Cabarrus County Public Library, Kannapolis – Saturday, September 25, 2021 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Come join us in creating a unique tie-dye pattern! Be sure to bring your own dyeable shirt when participating in this program and wear clothes that you can get dirty. The program will …
Read More »2022 Melbourne Art Fair will feature 50 galleries in one space
By Lucas Radbourne The Melbourne Art Fair will bring together the best works from 50 leading galleries in a Melbourne space in February. The Melbourne Art Fair will bring works from 53 leading native-owned galleries and art centers to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center this summer. With a focus …
Read More »We roam the city in search of some of the best Miami homes
Magnificent Miami: Homes to Covet in the City or on the Beach These breathtaking mansions in and around Miami offer a healthy mix of glamor, art, modernist and art deco heritage and contemporary design – making us dream of sunny Florida beaches. Miami homes can have it all – glamor, …
Read More »From “mask of shame” to “badge of honor”
Samantha Mullen is working on a sculpture. (Courtesy of the artist) Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal In medieval times, men forced women considered to be scolding or gossiping to wear âmasks of shameâ. Created in mortifying patterns as punishment devices, they were popular in Europe until the 18th century. Santa …
Read More »Nerman Family Members “Get Joy” By Sharing The Work Of Color Artists In The Kansas City Art Institute Exhibition | KCUR 89.3
The Nerman family adopted an unusual way of doing business years ago: Find, Secure, and Share. It’s a family of art collectors, starting with the late Jerry and Margaret who started the tradition before WWII, and Lewis and Sue are leading the way now. âI feel joy when we get …
Read More »USask collaborative art project celebrating Indigenous knowledge reaches final milestone – news
Stone sculptor Lyndon Tootoosis was Artist in Residence with the USask Art Galleries and Collection in 2020 (Photo: David Stobbe) In August 2020, a group including Moore, Hyggen, Bonny and others gathered in a secure outdoor space to complete the transformation of the slate steps into a weekend. This involved …
Read More »Artist Hito Steyerl declines Germany’s highest honor, accuses committee of ‘cleaning up diversity’ + more stories
Art Industry News is a daily digest of the most important developments in the art world and the art market. Here is what you need to know on Friday, September 17. NEED TO READ Nobody cares about anything that no longer paints – Despite Big Fun Art’s continued appeal for …
Read More »New Artist-Owned Gallery Now Open in Cave Creek | Cave stream
Graphic artist Jack Schilder and photographer Robert Elenbaas hang the new sign for the Cave Creek Art Gallery. Submitted photo With galleries closed and fewer art sales in the past pandemic year, a group of artists from Arizona have launched The Fine Arts Gallery at 6137 E. Cave Creek Road. …
Read More »Dallas Museum of Art hosts monumental September for exhibitions
gselling obscure galleries months in museums across the country, many organizations – including our beloved Dallas Museum of Art – have started looking at their own rich collections to create exhibits for the reopening of the world. That moment seems to have arrived, and the DMA is presenting a multitude …
Read More »True Colors: the search for a center of gravity during an ever-expanding armory week
The art world in New York this week has been an orgiastic explosion of dinners, vernissages and parties, with hundreds of galleries opening their biggest shows in two years. While the art market may have been supported for most of the pandemic by increasingly wealthy collectors, this long sleeping beast …
Read More »UICA celebrates inauguration on KCAD campus
Save this date! The Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts (UICA) will celebrate the grand opening of its new location inside the historic Woodbridge N. Ferris building on the campus of Kendall College of Art and Design at Ferris State University (KCAD) on Thursday 9 September 2021, 5 pm-7pm. UICA invites …
Read More »Four gallery owners create an LGDR consortium, disrupting the traditional model
In one of the strongest signs yet that the art market will not be alike after the pandemic – and in an apparent effort to counter the growing dominance of mega galleries – four leading dealers have made the decision unorthodox to come together under one roof. Dominique Lévy, Brett …
Read More »NCCA accepts world’s first cryptocurrency philanthropy at arts institution
Over three years, art collector Dr Prash Puspanathan, who is also the founder of Australia’s largest cryptocurrency brokerage, Caleb and Brown, will commit three carbon neutral bitcoins to the gallery as part of ” philanthropic funding. Puspanathan will guarantee a minimum of $ 140,000 to the NCCA, pledging that amount …
Read More »Magnificent machines a few minutes by car
DANVILLE – âEleanorâ – a 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 Fastback that mirrors Nicholas Cage’s dream car from the movie âGone in 60 Secondsâ – awaits you in Danville. So does the lavish 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III Sedanca DeVille “Cooper Kettle” that oozes 1930s British wealth and breeding. These are just …
Read More »review Abbas Akhavan – a poetic monument to madness | Art and design
The scent reaches you before the sight – an uplifting combination of lingering and fresh sap emitted by the entrance to the gallery. It seems to presage woods in deep summer. And of course, the spectacle inside is like a clearing of tall trees, their dark trunks rising up to …
Read More »Snohomish County Art Events, Galleries & Exhibitions
MUSEUMS / EVENTS Snohomish Art Walk: An arts walk through downtown Snohomish is scheduled from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. on August 19. A map provided by the city shows more than 20 stops, featuring art demonstrations such as glassblowing, sculpture and painting, as well as musical acts. More information …
Read More »London collector Valeria Napoleone explains why she exclusively acquires works by women artists
The home of Italian-born collector Valeria Napoleone in West London is filled with works of art, including impressive pieces by Nicole Eisenman, Shirin Neshat, Ghada Amer and Lisa Yuskavage. She describes her very personal and exuberant collection as âa choir of female voicesâ. Napoleone’s mission is to collect the work …
Read More »Women of artists of color: we were selected
When Nora Noranjo Morse of the Santa Clara Pueblo was a little girl, she saw her mother, a potter, rely on the white man who sold his pottery at a local curiosity store. It is a memory that still haunts the artist based in Española today. Noranjo Morse said his …
Read More »8 Black Art Advisors Who Are Transforming The Art Market From The Interior
Alaina Simone worked in several galleries, including the GR N’Namdi Gallery, before becoming a liaison with the artists, curator and member of the board of directors. She approaches her interdisciplinary career with reverence and respect for the artists she works with and the clients she sells to, and draws on …
Read More »Jacolby Satterwhite’s Grub Street Diet
Jacolby Satterwhite and her bagel. Illustration: Maanvi Kapur On August 14, the Miller Institute for Contemporary Art at Carnegie Mellon University will debut Jacolby Satterwhite‘s “Spirits wandering the Earthâ, The first solo investigation into the artist’s work. This is one of the many projects that Satterwhite – which incorporates animation, …
Read More »Indian art collector Shalini Passi lists 7 emerging artists to support right now
Art collector and mentor Shalini Passi is a force to be reckoned with in the art world. While her personal collection ranges from Indian artists like Bharti Kher, MF Husain, Manjit Bawa and Ram Kumar to international names like Jeff Koons and Damian Hirst, she always has her eyes open …
Read More »The back room: return to form
A financier in his Fifth Avenue office in New York City. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP via Getty Images) As the Delta variant Tearing up unvaccinated populations around the world, the number of cases, hospitalizations and deaths are all on the rise. But with existing COVID-19 injections still …
Read More »The Armory Show announces the 2021 platform
The Armory Show announced artists and galleries featured in Platform, one of the main sections of the fair dedicated to large-scale artwork housed in the halls of the Javits Center, the new permanent home of the Armory Show. . The 2021 edition of Platform, titled Can you hear the fault …
Read More »Online Chat with bh Yael, Cooper Battersby and Emily Vey Duke, moderated by Irmgard Emmelhainz – Video & Film
Join us on Tuesday, August 3, 2021 at 1 p.m. EST for an online chat with bh Yael, Cooper Battersby, and Emily vey duke, moderated by Irmgard Emmelhainz. No biological organism can live on its own, yet our relationships with others and with the environment are determined by the modern …
Read More »CAN WE EVER KNOW THE MEANING OF THESE OBJECTS?
âArchaeologists excavate sites and objects from the past, then write about them; while artists create and invent objects or situations in the present. Sarah Scott, World Archeology Vol. 38, (Taylor and François: 2018) “Without the allure of objects – we are trapped in the midst of the swirling black noise …
Read More »Indigenous artwork at the Dairy, an exhibition centered on Niwot and Tony Ortega’s Mexican-American mashups – Boulder Daily Camera
Rock area 15th Street Gallery âMagia Chicanaâ, by Tony Ortega; open by appointment 11 am-3pm from Thursday to Saturday; 1708 15th Street, Boulder; 303-447-2841; 15thstreetgalleryboulder.com Ana Art Gallery Art by local, African and Caribbean artists; from noon to 5 p.m. from Friday to Sunday; 958 Cherryvale Road, Boulder; 303-261-5936; anasartgallery.com …
Read More »Fine art senders visited ARCOmadrid 2021 in Madrid, Spain
Last week Fine Art Shippers visited ARCOmadrid, the largest and one of the most important international contemporary art fairs in Southern Europe. NEW YORK, NEW YORK, USA, July 17, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – Art logistics company Fine Art Shippers offers comprehensive art shipping services in Spain. The company delivers works of …
Read More »10 Vancouver area art exhibitions to feast on this summer
Credit: Photo by Rob Harris. Courtesy of the artist that of Zadie Xa Child of Magohalmi and the echoes of creation is part of the group exhibition Interior Infinite, presented until September 5 at the Polygon gallery We also like a little culture, you know. Covering public art, retrospectives, and …
Read More »Stop, Collaborate, and Listen | Cultural characteristics | Fold | The Weekly Source
When the 2nd Street Theater closed its doors shortly before the Platypus Pub was demolished to make way for another Starbucks, it felt like this booming little central Bend neighborhood had been dismantled before it does not really reach its full potential. With Humm Kombucha out there and the incredibly …
Read More »Museums plan a summer of fun for the kids
From giant scribbles to sensory zones, museums, galleries and heritage sites are gearing up for a summer of fun to improve the well-being of children and youth after a traumatic year. Many institutions are preparing to participate in the UK-wide Summer of Play campaign led by children’s charities, including Play …
Read More »Galerie Petzel expands and moves
In a major movement in the art world, the Petzel Gallery is moving its contemporary collection and exhibition space to 520-530 W. 25th St. Leaving his longtime home at 456 W. 18th St., Petzel will more than double his footprint with 11,000 square feet of gallery space on the ground …
Read More »Op-Ed: Denver’s New Sack Program Just Spends The Money
^ I support Local Community Journalism Support Denver’s independent voice and help keep Westword’s future free. Let’s talk about that new Denver “tax” bag, okay? As most people know, I am deeply committed to efforts that support a positive impact for all members of our community, but when I see …
Read More »Contemporary Calgary raises over $ 150,000 in the first LOOK
CALGARY, Alberta, July 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Contemporary Calgary hosted its annual LOOK fundraiser from June 6-16. With rallies and restrictions in place due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the gallery has taken to the digital space to host its annual LOOK fundraiser which has been one of the …
Read More »The new museum features exhibits by Lynn Hershman Leeson, Wong Ping and Ed Atkins this summer
The New Museum’s summer 2021 exhibition program includes three monographic presentations installed in the main rooms of the Museum. On the second floor, “Lynn Hershman Leeson: Twisted” is the artist’s first solo exhibition in a New York museum. On the third floor, âWong Ping: Your Silent Neighborâ is the first …
Read More »Find out what’s going on and write it down on the calendar
Main street music, concerts in the public square, Thursday and Friday, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Rhea Freman and Friday, Standard Jazz Band. The musicians will be installed in the pavilion of the historic public square. Visit Mainstreetwooster.org for more information. Second Saturday in downtown Wooster, Saturday Bring a …
Read More »Quinn’s to auction over 300 lots of rare and signed books, cards, prints and Americana on July 8
“Just Friends and Brave Enemies”, Harper & Row, 1962, by Robert F. Kennedy and inscribed by the author to Senator Stuart Symington. First edition indicated, near fine condition with dust jacket. Estimate of $ 800 to $ 1,200Quinn Auction Gallery FALLS CHURCH, Virginia – On Thursday, July 8, Quinn’s Auction …
Read More »Is Hunter Biden’s Art Worth $ 500,000? Here’s What a Conservative Has to Say | Washington Examiner
When most professional artists start their careers, they are often lucky not to starve. This general rule, like most rules, does not apply if you are the son of the President of the United States. Hunter Biden, the president’s son Joe biden, recently started painting and has agreed sell part …
Read More »Artist’s jewelry by Man Ray and Jeff Koons in the Sotheby’s sale
‘Sculpture à porter’: the intrigues of artists’ jewelry at Sotheby’s Jewelery by artists such as Man Ray, Jeff Koons, Anish Kapoor and Alexander Calder set to go under the hammer at Sotheby’s East Hampton, in an exhibition-sale ‘Sculpture to Wear’, a partnership between Louisa Guinness, of the Louisa Guinness Gallery …
Read More »A Guide for Art Lovers in Hong Kong – Concrete Playground
PMQ is also a great starting point to explore the creative community of Sheung Wan. While Central is the city’s main shopping center, this adjacent neighborhood is the ground zero for the city’s creative ensemble. Continue to stroll along Hollywood Road to explore the grid streets of Po Hing Fong …
Read More »Reading Public Museum replaces vandalized arboretum sculpture in early 2020
More than a year after vandals destroyed a sculpture placed in the Arboretum of the Reading Public Museum, a replacement piece for this work has reappeared on its original block. The work of New Jersey artist Miklos Sebek, Duo, beginning in 1987, was destroyed by vandals, who knocked over the …
Read More »Lauren Berlant (1957-2021) – Artforum International
Lauren Berlant, a deeply influential American scholar and cultural critic known for her rigorous and playful explorations of intimacy, citizenship and affect, died on June 28 at the age of 63 from an Cancer. The news was announced by Duke University Press. Since 1984, George M. Pullman Distinguished Service Professor …
Read More »Galleries: Going to pot – Laura Aldridge and the struggle of artists in confinement
Like many of us, sculptor Laura Aldridge fell ill with confinement on the first try. The show she was frantically working on for Glasgow International was due to open in less than a month when it was canceled in March 2020, as the lockdown was announced. Everything has dried up. …
Read More »Samsung Explains Everything About The Frame TV Art Store Via This Infographic
Samsung’s lifestyle TV, The Frame, is designed to look like a picture or art frame hanging on the wall. It can display artwork or your family photos when no one is using the TV. Artworks can be downloaded from Samsung’s Art Store, which offers a diverse collection of famous paintings …
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