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The First Art Newspaper on the Net Established in 1996 Tuesday, October 22, 2024 Adelson Galleries to open a solo exhibition featuring the work of Robert Freeman Robert Freeman (b. 1946), Hands On, 2020. Oil on canvas, 58 x 36 inches. NEW YORK, NY.- Adelson Galleries announces the upcoming solo exhibition Black Ties, featuring the work of Robert Freeman. The exhibition will run from October 24 to December 6, 2024, at Adelson Galleries' New York location. This marks Freeman’s first solo show in our New York gallery, following two exhibitions at our former Boston location. Robert Freeman is celebrated for his oil paintings depicting the jubilant social lives of the Black diaspora middle class. His gestural brush strokes, bold use of color, and layered paint application create vibrant scenes that toe the line between figurative and abstract. These dynamic compositions reflect the artist’s internal conflicts with the role of race in America and Black culture. They explore the distinctions of his experience as a child in Ghana and as an adult navigating the complex social dynamics within the African American community. Freeman employs a literary approach to painting, ... More The Best Photos of the Day The group exhibition "After Images" at JSF Berlin proposes a recalibration of our relationship to contemporary image culture. In this image: Chaveli Sifre, Adonia, 2024, installation; glass, text, light, camphor, four parts, dimensions variable. Installation view, AFTER IMAGES, JSF Berlin. Photo: Alwin Lay. Fotografiska Berlin opens an exhibition of works by Marco Brambilla Morphy's hosted the October Hershey crowd at a lively $2.1M Automobilia & Petroliana Auction Galerie Gmurzynska inaugurates its Paradeplatz location with a new series by Richard Phillips Marco Brambilla, from Heaven’s Gate, 2022 © Marco Brambilla. BERLIN.- Marco Brambilla’s exhibition Double Feature presents a dazzling spectacle of Hollywood’s cult of glamour and celebrity. In his two maximalist video collages, Brambilla re-contextualizes layers of popular imagery to reveal the empty promises of the Hollywood “Dream Factory”. His works both celebrate and satirize the excess of the entertainment industry, and our obsession with it. These works from his Megaplex series give us a window to challenge old ideals ... More Husky Service double-sided porcelain service station shield sign with iconic Husky mascot dog as central graphic against a rising sun. Produced for Husky Oil Co., Cody, Wyoming. Size: 42in x 48in. AGS certified, sides graded 89 and 87, respectively. Sold for $59,040 against an estimate of $20,000-$40,000. DENVER, PA.- Morphy’s October Automobilia & Petroliana Auction has become an annual tradition for motorheads who gather in central Pennsylvania for the Eastern National Fall Meet of the Antique Automobile Club of America. Better known as “Hershey” because of the city where it takes place, the massive car show and flea market attracts thousands ... More Richard Phillips, Ryan Gosling, 2024, Charcoal chalk and pastel on grey toned paper, 45.2 x 64.8 cm (17.8 x 25.5 inches). ZURICH.- Galerie Gmurzynska inaugurates at its Paradeplatz location with a new series by the contemporary artist Richard Phillips on the occasion of the Zurich Film Festival. His first solo show in Zürich in 24 years. Richard Phillips achieves technically masterful portraits of celebrities who were nominated for film major awards in 2024 such as Cillian Murphy, Margot Robbie, Bradley Cooper and Emily Blunt. Richard Phillips’ work critically examines themes of sexuality, politics and celebrity ... More National Gallery of Art acquires significant work by Juan Correa Leila Heller Gallery opens a solo exhibition by acclaimed Korean artist Ran Hwang Exhibition delves into the myriad influences art history had on Warhol's oeuvre Juan Correa, Christ Gathering His Garments after the Flagellation, c. 1670s. Oil on canvas. Overall: 173 x 284 cm (68 1/8 x 111 13/16 in.) National Gallery of Art Patrons' Permanent Fund and Gift of Funds from Gerald Spears and Mary Mochary 2024.4.1 WASHINGTON, DC.- The National Gallery of Art has recently acquired Juan Correa’s painting Christ Gathering His Garments after the Flagellation (circa 1670s), the first work of colonial Latin American art to join the collection. This seminal acquisition, which is the earliest painting by an artist of color to enter the collection, reflects the museum’s ... More Ran Hwang, Ode to Second Full Moon TWK, 2021. Paper Buttons, Beads, Crystals, Pins on Plexiglass. H29.5in x W29.5in / H75cm x W75cm. NEW YORK, NY.- Leila Heller Gallery is presenting Evanescence & Regeneration, a solo exhibition by acclaimed Korean artist Ran Hwang, on view from October 15th through December 7th, 2024. Residing in both Seoul and New York City, Hwang is renowned for her intricate and meditative contemporary installations. Her works are featured in prominent private and public collections, including The Brooklyn ... More Andy Warhol, Mona Lisa Four Times, 1973. Silkscreen ink and acrylic on canvas, 50 1/4 x 40 inches, 127.6 x 101.6 cm PARIS.- Skarstedt is presenting Andy Warhol: Who is Who?, an exhibition that delves into the myriad influences art history had on Warhol’s oeuvre. This exhibition traces his art historical appropriations throughout the 1970s and 1980s, featuring seminal examples of works from series such as Heads (After Picasso), The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, After de Chirico, and The Scream (After Edvard Munch). By holistically examining Warhol’s ... More High Museum announces Philanthropy Director Caroline Maddox Kristen Lorello opens a solo exhibition of new paintings by Kati Gegenheimer Flavio Costantini: A retrospective of a unique artist's exploration of history Maddox earned a Ph.D. in art from the University of Georgia, a master’s degree in art business from Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York, and bachelor’s degrees in art history and studio art from the University of Georgia. ATLANTA, GA.- The High Museum of Art is pleased to announce that Caroline Maddox has joined the museum as deputy director, philanthropy. Maddox will lead the team responsible for the High’s contributed revenue, to include individual, corporate, foundation and government support, as well as the museum’s Wine Auction and David C. Driskell ... More Kati Gegenheimer, Shell Songs, 2024. Oil on linen, 24 x 18 inches. NEW YORK, NY.- Kristen Lorello is presenting a solo exhibition of new paintings by Kati Gegenheimer. This is the artist's first solo exhibition in New York City. It follows her inclusion in a two-artist exhibition at the gallery in 2023 and includes ten new oil paintings that embrace the decorative and diaristic in painting. Replete with varied and tempoed brushmarks of textured color, Gegenheimer's paintings figure passing moments and emotional resonance through ... More Flavio Costantini, Warsaw Ghetto. Quadrivium VI, 2004. Tempera, ink, pastel, pencil, 28x20 cm. Private collection. GENOA.- Flavio Costantini (1926–2013) spent his illustrious career examining the contradictions, ambiguities, and deceptions of history, particularly focusing on the dramatic events of the 20th century. Through a variety of thematic cycles, Costantini brought to life some of the most emblematic and tragic episodes of that era. His work explored everything from the anarchist movement's subversive dynamics—meticulously reconstructing ... More CCA Tel Aviv-Yafo presents a new solo exhibition of Gilad Ratman Max Hooper Schneider's 'The Unknown Masterpiece' on view at Virginia Robinson Gardens Artwork from early G.I. Joe boxes and Batman, Wacky Packages and Garbage Pail Kids Cards lead vintage toy auction Plecos, 2024. Installation view at CCA Tel Aviv-Yafo. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Daniel Hanoch. TEL AVIV.- In “Plecos”, a new solo exhibition of Gilad Ratman (*1975, Haifa; lives and works in Tel Aviv-Yafo) at CCA Tel Aviv-Yafo that spreads across both floors of the Center, the artist presents an ambitious installation encompassing video, sound, programmed doors, and wet clay. The protagonists of Ratman’s project are Pleco fish (short for Plecostomus), also known as cleaner fish because of their ability to seemingly ... More Installation view, Max Hooper Schneider, The Unknown Masterpiece, 2024, Virginia Robinson Gardens, Beverly Hills, USA. Photo: Paul Salveson. LOS ANGELES, CA.- François Ghebaly, Del Vaz Projects and Marc Selwyn Fine Art are presenting Max Hooper Schneider – The Unknown Masterpiece at the Virginia Robinson Gardens. This exhibition marks the first presentation of its kind by an artist at the historic Beverly Hills estate and botanical gardens of Virginia and Harry Robinson, as well as Hooper Schneider’s first ... More Batman Trading Card #21A Original Illustration Artwork by Norman Saunders (Topps, 1966). DALLAS, TX.- When Gary Keller was a little boy, he and his dad bonded over “all the coolest stuff,” Gary says. Like G.I. Joes, packs of Batman and Wacky Packages cards, monster and racecar and sports-moment model kits, Captain Action superhero figures, playsets and puzzles and comic books. The bright stuff. The fun stuff. The scary stuff. The silly stuff. All the stuff. “I did pretty good when I was a little kid,” says Keller, whose father ... More Giorgio Griffa and Yann Chateigné Tytelman More News Record-setting Netherlands Indies 1000 Gulden leads Heritage's World Paper Money Auction above $2.2 million DALLAS, TX.- A Netherlands Indies Javasche Bank 1000 Gulden 1.7.1864 Pick 51r Remainder PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 sold for $198,000, nearly 10 times its pre-auction estimate and a record for Netherlands Indies notes, to lead Heritage’s World Paper Money Signature® Auction to $2,224,435 October 17. “This is an absolutely magnificent banknote, the only example from 1864-88 graded by PMG,” says Dustin Johnston, Vice President of Numismatics at Heritage Auctions, of the note that is only known in an unissued Remainder form. “It rose to the top of an exceptional special collections of Netherlands Indies notes in the auction, most of which are either exceedingly rare or unique outside of institutional collections. “The ... More Fırat Neziroğlu joins C24 Gallery NEW YORK, NY.- C24 Gallery announced that Fırat Neziroğlu has joined the gallery's roster of represented artists. Fırat Neziroğlu is Turkish-born artist based in Istanbul. He is known worldwide for a dynamic weaving style built on the legacy of Anatolian weaving traditions. Utilizing homemade, custom-dyed wool, Neziroğlu elevates a centuries-old artform to new heights with contemporary images and content, creating three-dimensional portraits of his dear friends, cherished animal companions, and public figures, incorporating bold colors and original, patented weaving techniques into striking, textured works of art. The first in the field of weaving to incorporate fishing line, Neziroğlu's works bring a different perspective to the classical weaving painting tradition. They have been sold in London, Istanbul, Munich, Paris, Incheon, Washington, ... More Six new commissions and interventions embrace an expanded definition of time-based art BERLIN.- The group exhibition “After Images” at JSF Berlin proposes a recalibration of our relationship to contemporary image culture. The exhibition departs from the image based practices like film and video for which the Julia Stoschek Foundation is best known, expanding the visual toward the haptic and multisensorial, and moving from the space of the screen to the embodied and experiential path of the viewer. “After Images” is curated by Lisa Long, Artistic Director, with support from Line Ajan, Assistant Curator, and Josefin Granetoft, Curatorial Assistant. Predominant systems of knowledge have elevated sight above the other senses, despite how seeing is constituted from an amalgam of sensory feedback from the entire body. To question this hierarchy of sight above the other senses, “After Images” gathers works that classify ... More More than 336,000 visitors attend the NGV's blockbuster Pharaoh exhibition MELBOURNE.- The National Gallery of Victoria’s blockbuster Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® exhibition, Pharaoh, has welcomed more than 336,000 local, interstate and international visitors. The Melbourne-only exhibition, which closed on Sunday 6 October 2024, explored three thousand years of ancient Egyptian art and culture through more than 500 objects on loan exclusively from the British Museum. Curated especially for the NGV by the British Museum as part of the Victorian Government’s Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® series, the exhibition constituted the largest international loan exhibition the British Museum has ever presented in its more than 270-year history, as well as the largest on the subject of ancient Egypt ever seen in Australia. Visitors experienced a dazzling ... More Phoenix Art Museum commissions work by + welcomes Tucson-born artist Eamon Ore-Giron PHOENIX, AZ.- Phoenix Art Museum today announces the speaker lineup for its annual Lenhardt Lecture series. On November 13, 2024 at 6 pm, PhxArt will present the Museum’s Fall Lenhardt Lecture featuring acclaimed Tucson-born visual artist Eamon Ore-Giron. Ore-Giron is best known for his abstract geometric paintings that use vibrant colors and synthesize diverse visual styles and art histories to explore the possibilities of cross-cultural influence. During his talk, he will unveil plans for a new large-scale commissioned painting that will premiere at PhxArt in early 2025. The Spring Lenhardt Lecture will be held on February 5 at 6 pm and feature artist Charles Gaines in conversation with Thelma Golden, Director and Chief Curator of the Studio Museum in Harlem, followed by a performance of Manifestos 3 (2018). Tickets for the November ... More Last chance to see works by Mary Corse, Joel Shapiro, and Jiro Takamatsu at Pace Gallery in New York NEW YORK, NY.- Pace’s current exhibitions—Mary Corse: Presence in Light, Joel Shapiro: Out of the Blue, and Jiro Takamatsu: The World Expands—will close on October 26 and November 2, respectively. Marking Mary Corse’s first solo show in New York since 2019 and following recent institutional exhibitions by the artist, Presence in Light debuts a new series of diamond shaped paintings—the first she has made since the 1960s—which continue her longstanding practice of incorporating glass microspheres into the painted surface. Corse’s return to the diamond format underscores one of the hallmarks of her practice: an interest in recursion and return to early ideas. Over the course of her six-decade career, Corse has explored phenomena of light, space, and perception in sublime and boundary-crossing abstractions across mediums. ... More Group exhibition shows the momentous impact of artist, writer, and curator, John Graham NEW YORK, NY.- Rosenberg & Co. is presenting John Graham: A Mentor of Modernism, a group exhibition showing the momentous impact of artist, writer, and curator, John Graham. Bringing together works from eight lauded modern artists within Graham's circle, the exhibition illustrates the critical role that Graham played in New York’s modernist scene and his remarkable influence on foundational Abstract Expressionists. Born Ivan Gratianovitch Dombrowsky in Kiev, Ukraine, the young artist emigrated to the United States in 1920. Settling in New York, Graham anglicized his name and began his formal art training at the Art Students League, studying under John Sloan. During his time at the League, Graham explored a variety of modern styles in his work ranging from Post-Impressionism to Synthetic Cubism. Outside of his personal ... More PhotoGalleries Gabriele Münter TARWUK Awol Erizku Leo Villareal Flashback On a day like today, American artist Robert Rauschenberg was born October 22, 1925. Robert Rauschenberg (October 22, 1925 - May 12, 2008) was an American painter and graphic artist whose early works anticipated the pop art movement. Rauschenberg is well known for his "Combines" of the 1950s, in which non-traditional materials and objects were employed in innovative combinations. Rauschenberg was both a painter and a sculptor and the Combines are a combination of both, but he also worked with photography, printmaking, papermaking, and performance. He was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 1993. In this image: Actress and singer Liza Minnelli poses with artist Robert Rauschenberg at the opening of Rauschenberg's silkscreen paintings at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990. © 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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