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The First Art Newspaper on the Net Established in 1996 Saturday, October 19, 2024 Exhibition focuses on the paintings of Dutch, German and Danish Impressionists Wassily Kandinsky, Scheveningen–Strand, 1904. Museum Kunst der Westküste. ALKERSUM / FÖHR.- Like a breath of fresh air – that is how artists experienced the new stylistic direction of Impressionism, which emerged from France in the 1860s. Fleeting atmospheres of light, new leisure activities or impressions from travels were captured with rapid brushstrokes painted directly on the canvas in radiant colours in the open air. These principles quickly spread and also led to a profound transformation of painting in northern Europe. This travelling exhibition particularly focuses on the paintings of Dutch, German and Danish Impressionists. In cooperation with the Museum Singer Laren and Lower Saxony’s Landesmuseum Hannover, more than 80 exquisite ... More The Best Photos of the Day Marian Goodman Gallery Paris is presenting envelopper la Terre, a solo exhibition of works by Giuseppe Penone at 66 rue du Temple. This exhibition marks the debut of Avvolgere la terra (To enfold the earth), 2024, a new limited edition produced in collaboration with Marian Goodman Gallery. Photo: Rebecca Fanuele. The Dutch National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden turns the spotlight on the rich legacy of the Bronze Age Eye-catching Marx prototype robot 'Charlene' led Milestone's $861K Vintage Toy Auction Ansel Adams sale achieves $4.6 million, 41 new records at Sotheby's New York Golden Hat of Schifferstadt. Gold; h. 29,6 cm.; 1400-900 BC; from Schifferstadt (Germany) Collection and © photo: Historisches Museum der Pfalz, Speyer (Germany). LEIDEN.- With the major exhibition ‘Bronze Age. Fires of change’, the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden (the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities) in Leiden turns the spotlight on the rich legacy of a pivotal period in the prehistory of the Netherlands and Western Europe: the Bronze Age (2000-800 BC). ‘Bronze Age. Fires of change’ brings together the most beautiful and striking Bronze Age artefacts from the Netherlands and surrounding ... More Original Marx 38in ‘Charlene’ prototype robot designed by Harry Evanhoff in 1963 as ‘wife’ to male Big Loo. Sold for $21,600 against an estimate of $10,000-$15,000. WILLOUGHBY, OHIO.- A comical German-made police car, pressed-steel rarities of the pre- and postwar era, and a robot that was pretty in pink were among the entries that landed in the top 10 at Milestone’s October 5 Premier Vintage Toy Auction. More than 700 high-quality lots from long-held collections took the spotlight at the company’s suburban-Cleveland gallery, with hundreds of phone and Internet competitors vying against ... More Ansel Adams' Aspens, Northern New Mexico (Vertical), sold for $720,000 (est. $150,000 - $250,000). Courtesy Sotheby's. NEW YORK, NY.- Sotheby’s announced extraordinary results for Ansel Adams: A Legacy | Photographs from the Meredith Collection, held Wednesday in a live auction in New York. The sale achieved a 100% sell-through rate, generating a total of $4,567,680—far exceeding the pre-sale estimate between $1,775,000 to $2,801,000. Amid intense bidding, the auction set an unprecedented 41 new records, accounting for nearly half of the total lots, further cementing ... More An original work by Glenn Gear for the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts' Digital Canvas The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao opens exhibition dedicated to the work of Hilma af Klint 'Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg: Machine Auguries' opens at Bildmuseet Glenn Gear (born in 1970), ulitsuak | marée montante | rising tide, 2024, video projected on the facade of the MMFA’s Michal and Renata Hornstein Pavilion. Photo Miguel Legault. MONTREAL.- From October 1, 2024, to March 30, 2025, as part of its Digital Canvas, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts presents ulitsuak | marée montante | rising tide, a video work by multidisciplinary artist and filmmaker Glenn Gear. It is the first commission created specifically for the Museum’s outdoor spaces by an Indigenous artist living and working in Montreal. Projected onto the ... More Hilma af Klint, The Dove, The SUW/UW Series, Group IX/UW, No. 1, 1915. Oil on canvas, 151 x 114.5 cm. Courtesy The Hilma af Klint Foundation, Stockholm, HaK 173 © The Hilma af Klint Foundation, Bilbao 2024. BILBAO.- The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao presents Hilma af Klint, a comprehensive survey of the career of Swedish artist Hilma af Klint (b. 1862, Stockholm; d. 1944, Stockholm), sponsored by Iberdrola. The show spans from her early works on traditional themes, her automatic drawings and her most outstanding series, including Paintings for the Temple, Parsifal, the Atom Series, to the ... More Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Machine Auguries: London, 2019. Bildmuseet 2024–2025. UMEà .- With AI-generated birdsong under an artificial dawn sky, Machine Auguries warns of our infatuation with technology at the expense of nature. Using thousands of field recordings of wild birds, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg has trained a pair of neural networks to develop their song in dialogue. In her immersive installation, a real dawn chorus is slowly taken over by synthetic birdsong, and when it falls silent, we are no longer sure what is real. Machine Auguries reminds ... More Italian Post-War masters shine in Turin exhibition Collection Danute et Alain Mallart: Bruxelles - Paris - Vilnius totals $14,771,336 Elite Coenen Collection of Netherlands and Dutch colonial coins in play at Heritage's World & Ancient Coins Auction Pascali Pino, L'arco di Ulisse. TURIN.- A groundbreaking exhibition featuring 79 masterpieces by leading Italian artists of the post-war period is set to open at the Musei Reali di Torino on October 19th. This is the first time such a comprehensive collection, sourced from the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma, has been showcased outside its home institution. Curated by Renata Cristina Mazzantini, Director ... More Antony Gormley, Standing Matter XXXI. Cast iron, 73 x 19⅝ x 16⅛ in. Executed in 2010. Estimate: €300,000-500,000 © Christie’s Images Ltd 2024 PARIS.- This week, Christie’s welcomes the art world for four auctions in Paris: a collection’s sale, Danute et Alain Mallart : Bruxelles – Paris – Vilnius , which took place on October 17, an evening sale, Avant-Garde(s) including Thinking Italian , on October 18, a day sale, 20/21 Century Art – Day Sale , on October 19, followed by an online sale, ... More Holland. Provincial gold Proof Pattern Ducaton (Silver Rider) 1672 PR63 NGC. DALLAS, TX.- Selections from what is widely accepted as the finest collection of coins from the Netherlands ever assembled will find new homes when they are sold in Heritage’s World & Ancient Coins Platinum Session and Signature® Auction November 1-2. “This is a remarkable auction, with elite offerings for collectors of both world coins and ancient coins,” says Cris Bierrenbach ... More National Gallery painting to visit Parliament Exhibition of works by Everlyn Nicodemus opens at the National Galleries of Scotland Museum für Fotografie opens an exhibition of works from the Würth Collection © National Gallery, London. LONDON.- One of the original 38 paintings that formed the earliest iteration of the National Gallery will visit St Stephen’s Hall in the Palace of Westminster next month (November 2024). Marking 200 years since the establishment of the National Gallery through an Act of Parliament, Claude’s Seaport with the Embarkation of Saint Ursula, (1641) will be on display for three weeks and will be the focus of a UK Parliament Friday Late event on 6 December. When the financier John Julius Angerstein (1735‒-1823) died, his family decided to sell 38 of his best ... More Everlyn Nicodemus, Croix d'amour, 1984, oil on canvas. EDINBURGH.- Spanning the gallery’s entire ground floor, Everlyn Nicodemus opens on 19 October 2024 until 25 May 2025, and is free for everyone to enjoy. Experience Everlyn’s joyful, defiant and searingly honest artworks, with over 80 drawings, collages, paintings and textiles from over 40 years of her career, from 1980 through to the present day. Following a 25-year break from the medium of painting, Everlyn Nicodemus will unveil a series of new artworks created especially for the exhibition. To mark the opening of the exhibition, the National Galleries of Scotland has ... More Joseph Breitenbach: Max Ernst, Paris 1936. Silbergelatinepapier, 35,3 x 27,8 cm. Sammlung Würth © The Josef and Yaye Breitenbach Charitable Foundation. BERLIN.- Max Ernst holds a prominent position within Dada and Surrealist Art. His name stands for genre-bending works that combine dream and reality. The exhibition FOTOGAGA: Max Ernst and Photography. A Visit from the Würth Collection is the first to search for points of intersection between his work and photography. Commemorating Surrealism’s centenary, the Museum für Fotografie (Museum of Photography) is showing a representative ... More In conversation: Alexis Poliakoff and Dr. Dimitri Ozerkov More News MCA Australia announces Thomas J Price as the inaugural Neil Balnaves Tallawoladah Lawn Commission artist SYDNEY.- The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA Australia) is delighted to announce Thomas J Price as the recipient of the inaugural Neil Balnaves Tallawoladah Lawn Commission. The announcement of Thomas J Price represents an exciting moment for the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia and Sydney. This is the first contemporary sculptural commission for the iconic Tallawoladah Lawn, in front of MCA Australia, overlooking Warrane, Sydney Harbour at Circular Quay, to be presented annually over the next three years. Born in London in 1981, Thomas J Price is renowned for his large-scale sculptural works of fictional figures that bring together traditional sculpting methods with digital ... More Established U.S.-based collections shape Heritage's Oct. 30 Ethnographic Art Auction DALLAS, TX.- If we take a closer look at this classic Navajo man’s wearing blanket, which is a highlight of Heritage’s October 30 Ethnographic Art: American Indian, Pre-Columbian and Tribal Art Signature® Auction, we can begin to suss out what makes it so special: The historic churro wool, the pattern of stripes dyed with indigo and cochineal, the weave tight enough to hold water. This is considered a Second Phase Chief’s Pattern; fewer than 150 of these are known to exist today. Via eight different anonymous and named collections of treasures that span the globe and thousands of years, this event offers, among its 500-plus lots, some of the finest examples of American Indian weavings, baskets, clothing and jewelry along with significant examples of pottery; headdresses and masks from Nigeria and other parts of Western Africa; and fantastic ... More Villa Borghese reopens the Loggia dei Vini with LAVINIA Art Project ROME.- Rome's historic Villa Borghese has unveiled the newly restored Loggia dei Vini, an elegant, oval-shaped pavilion built between 1609 and 1618 by order of Cardinal Scipione Borghese. Following the first phase of a meticulous restoration, the Loggia will reopen to the public on October 19, 2024, offering free access to all visitors. Known for its ornate frescoes and stucco decorations, the Loggia once hosted summer gatherings and festivities, making it a significant cultural landmark. The reopening event is enhanced by the contemporary art project LAVINIA, curated by Salvatore Lacagnina. Designed to interact with the space and reflect the restoration phases, the project was commissioned by Ghella and supported by the City of Rome’s Department of Culture, along with the Capitolina Superintendency for Cultural ... More Haus am Kleistpark exhibits works by award-winning artist duo Inka and Niclas Lindergård BERLIN.- The award-winning artist duo Inka and Niclas LindergÃ¥rd works predominantly with photography-based art. Their multifaceted oeuvre focuses on the aesthetics of popular culture and its influence on human perception of nature. With their work, Inka & Niclas shuffle between the poles of idealized beauty and absurdity, between an existential dimension and gaudy triviality. Haus am Kleistpark presents select works from the past twelve years, offering an overview of how the duo’s work has developed. Early works from the series Becoming Wilderness (2012) or Vista Point (2014), artworks from the acclaimed series Family Portraits (2015-ongoing), and photographs from the comprehensive body of work 4K Ultra HD (2018-ongoing) are all on display, as well as the duo’s most recent productions from the series Adaptive Colorations ... More OSL Contemporary opens "Ahmed Umar: Glowing Phalanges" OSLO.- Rooted in Umar’s experiences growing up in environments that were oppositional to each other—Sufism and Wahhabism—Glowing Phalanges is the synthesis of an artist’s life spent tending to all its spiritual possibilities. Umar, who grew up in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, shouldered two burdens in his early life: contending with his queerness by doing everything possible to grant himself a place in paradise, and protecting his Sufi family from the dangers and retributions of their spiritual practices—namely their use of rosaries of up to one thousand beads. According to Wahhabi doctrine, the use of prayer beads (sibha) is forbidden, seen as an appropriation from other religions. Instead, believers are instructed to count their prayers using their fingers on their right hand—14 phalanges, with the thumb’s two phalanges counted as 3 to make 15 counts ... More Musée d'art moderne et contemporain de Saint-Étienne Métropole will reopen in November SAINT-PRIEST-EN-JAREZ.- The Musée d’art moderne et contemporain de Saint-Étienne Métropole (MAMC+), located in France’s Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, is reopening its doors to the public on November 9, 2024 having undergone renovation work in order to respond to the challenges of the day and offer a fresh new visitor experience. As the MAMC+ reopens, discover a programme of four exhibitions which span ancient, modern, and contemporary art, featuring some of the leading figures from art history as well as young creative talent to be discovered, and giving an overview of the history of the MAMC+ collection: The Bigger than life exhibition is an invitation to discover contemporary and ancient paintings which have been chosen for their monumental scale. This collection of contemporary paintings allows visitors to look back ... More LAUNCH Gallery opens the fifth solo exhibition by Los Angeles based artist Leigh Salgado LOS ANGELES, CA.- LAUNCH Gallery is presenting the fifth solo exhibition by Los Angeles based artist Leigh Salgado. In her current series, Pissed ‘N Blissed, Leigh continues her intricate, meditative process of cutting, painting and collaging paper to create objects of depth and beauty. Salgado continues to investigate ideas of the feminine as an act of female empowerment and strength. Unfortunately, fundamental human rights of women so long ago fought for and won, are currently under siege. Through these creations, Leigh hopes to inspire her sisters and brothers in creativity and humanity to stand up to the dark oppressors and fight, in whatever way we can, to spread truth, light and dignity. I am pissed n’ blissed. Life in 2024 is a swing set - a wild tumble between angst and ecstasy mark my days and weeks. Sometimes the hours. On ... More Kunstmeile Krems opens an exhibition of works by the German artist duo Anna and Bernhard Blume KREMS AN DER DONAU.- The German artist duo Anna and Bernhard Blume (1936–2020 and 1937–2011) are internationally renowned for their black and white photographs. The duo staged performative actions and captured them on camera. Most are bizarrely arranged domestic scenes. The two artists are the performers themselves, she with a perm, wig, and a neat dress, he in a small checked suit and hat. With irony and humor, the Blumes counteract gender patterns, roles, and clichés as well as bourgeois codes of behavior. Potatoes fly through the air, shards of broken plates are strewn over the kitchen floor, furniture constructions collapse, and people with distorted faces fiddle with all kinds of everyday objects. What the people in the pictures are doing is anything but conformist; it is crazy in the best sense of the word. Anna and Bernhard Blume were involved in ... More PhotoGalleries Gabriele Münter TARWUK Awol Erizku Leo Villareal Flashback On a day like today, Italian painter and sculptor Umberto Boccioni was born October 19, 1882. Umberto Boccioni (19 October 1882 - 17 August 1916) was an Italian painter and sculptor. Like other Futurists, his work centered on the portrayal of movement (dynamism), speed, and technology. He was born in Reggio Calabria, Italy. In this image: Francesca Rossi, curator in charge of the Sforzesco Castle drawings collection, looks at a work by Umberto Boccioni, in the same room where sketches by mannerist painter Simone Peterzano are preserved, in Milan, Friday, July 6, 2012. © 1996 - 2024 Founder: Ignacio Villarreal (1941 - 2019) Editor & Publisher: Jose Villarreal Art Director: Juan José Sepúlveda Ramírez Writer: Ofelia Zurbia Betancourt

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