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Italy, 17th century. Cotsen Textile Traces Study Collection T-0703.
WASHINGTON, DC.- The third annual virtual Cotsen Textile Traces Global Roundtable explores the rich traditions of lacemaking through examples from the Cotsen Textile Traces Study Collection at The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum in Washington, D.C., October 12 and 13. The Cotsen Textile Traces Global Roundtable: Lacing Around the World and Across Time includes some fifteen international scholars, artists and designers, who will present multiple dimensions of the global art, from its history and globalization to innovations, fashion and artistic creativity. This program is a partnership with Bard Graduate Center, New York, and Textilmuseum St. Gallen, Switzerland, and is supported through the Cotsen Textile Traces Study Collection Endowment. Those interested in attending the roundtable should ... More |
The Best Photos of the Day Installation view, âEVA HESSE. Forms & Figures,â Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Bahnhofstrasse 1, until 19 November 2022 © The Estate of Eva Hesse. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth. Photo: Jon Etter.
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| Betty White auction results announced | | Galerie Gmurzynska exhibits a plaster cast of Pablo Picasso's left hand | | Andrew Jones Auctions announces an online-only Signature Design for the Home and Garden auction |
Betty White's Director's Chair from The Golden Girls Set Dazzled the Auction Stage as Top-Selling Item Sold for $76,800, Seventy-Six Times Its Original Estimate.
BEVERLY HILLS, CA.- In a white glove event where every item was sold, Julien's Auctions , the acclaimed auction house to the stars, held on Friday, ended this September 25th their headline-making "PROPERTY FROM THE LIFE AND CAREER OF BETTY WHITE," auction featuring an incredible line-up of over 1,600 lots featuring memorabilia, wardrobe, art, jewelry and more from the legendary and beloved pop culture icon, in front of a live audience in Beverly Hills and online with thousands of bidders, fans and collectors from around the world. At the centerpiece of this three-day event, Julien's Auctions presented a number of iconic items from the hit television show The Golden Girls. A director's chair used by Betty White during the production of The Golden Girls sold for an incredible $76,800, seventy-six times its original estimate of $1,000. Other The Golden Girls ... More | |
The show is based on an academic essay by Dr. Jérôme Neutres entitled Gods Left Hand: Analysis of the plaster sculpture of Pablo Picassos palm.
NEW YORK, NY.- Galerie Gmurzynska is presenting to its New York audience La Main de Picasso, the centerpiece and namesake of the exhibition being a rare and singular treasure: a plaster cast of Pablo Picassos left hand. The show is based on an academic essay by Dr. Jérôme Neutres entitled Gods Left Hand: Analysis of the plaster sculpture of Pablo Picassos palm. Produced in 1937, the same year as Guernica, the plaster sculpture of Pablo Picassos left hand is the only known modelling exemplar in Picassos oeuvre of his left-hand palm the only possible life model for the right-handed sculptor whereas the artists hand is a recurring motif in his paintings and sculptures. To Picasso, the hand bespeaks of the academic subject that reveals the artists talent; it becomes the symbol of the creative force while representing the bodily part that exemplifies the fate and ... More | |
Mid-18th century Louis XV style gilt and patinated bronze and rouge royale marble elephant form mantel clock by Charles du Tertre of Paris, the dial signed and the twin train movement striking on a bell, 23 ½ inches tall (est. $3,000-$5,000).
LOS ANGELES, CA.- Andrew Jones Auctions will offer a strong selection of antiques, design, fine art, jewelry, watches, silver, carpets, porcelain and glass from antiquity through the 21st century in an online-only Signature Design for the Home and Garden auction scheduled for Sunday, October 9th, beginning promptly at 10 am Pacific time. Over 250 top-quality lots will be offered to the highest bidder. Significant and varied private collections and estates will provide a rich selection for discerning buyers. Jewelry and watches will include pieces by Breitling, David Webb, Leonard Schmallie and Tiffany & Co., plus a bold Siragusa 22kt gold and steel coin inset bracelet (est. $3,000-$5,000). The fine silver offerings run the gamut from a Queen Anne Britannia silver tankard, ... More |
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| Frick publishes book on Vermeer and Maps: Most comprehensive study to date on this topic | | The Museo Nivola opens the first solo exhibition of works by Pedro Reyes in an Italian institution | | Exhibition at Ordovas commemorates the centenary of the birth of Lucian Freud |
Vermeers Maps is being published October 2022 by The Frick Collection in association with DelMonico Books/D.A.P. New York. The 128-page hardcover volume includes 68 color images and 30 in black and white ($39.95, member price $31.96).
NEW YORK, NY.- Of the approximately thirty-four paintings attributed to Johannes Vermeerwhose extraordinary art has captivated viewers since his rediscovery in the nineteenth centurywall maps and other cartographic objects are depicted in nine of them, including The Frick Collections renowned Officer and Laughing Girl and the artists masterpiece in Viennas Kunsthistorisches Museum, The Art of Painting. With stunning reproductions and incisive text, the Fricks new publication, Vermeers Maps, is the most comprehensive study of the artist's depiction of wall maps to date. Drawing on rare surviving examples of the physical maps and other primary sources, author Rozemarijn Landsman examines this intriguing aspect of Vermeers work, greatly enriching ... More | |
Estatua Dipache. © Pedro Reyes Studio.
ORANI.- The Museo Nivola is presenting Pedro Reyes. Zero Armi Nucleari, the first solo exhibition of the Mexican artist in an Italian institution. The exhibition presents the developments of the Zero Nukes campaign, launched by the artist in collaboration with numerous institutions and figures from the world of art and science, to bring the nuclear threat to the attention of the public and put pressure on governments to reduce the production and pursue the disarmament. Zero Nukes (2020) is an inflatable sculpture created as part of the Amnesia Atómica project, promoted by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a non-profit association created more than 70 years ago, in the aftermath of the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, to spread awareness relating to technologies that are potentially lethal to humankind. The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 was followed by decades of inattention and "collective amnesia." The nuclear threat, however, ha ... More | |
Lucian Freud, Man Smoking. Oil on canvas, 20 Ã 16 in. (50.8 Ã 40.8 cm.). Painted in 1986−1987. From a private collection.
LONDON.- From 27 September to 16 December 2022, Ordovas commemorates the centenary of the birth of Lucian Freud with a loan exhibition dedicated to the artists lifelong love of horses. Bringing together a carefully selected group of paintings, portraits and sketchbooks loaned from both museum and private collections, the exhibition explores the influence of horses on his life and art, and the diverse friendships and acquaintances that were made as a result. Lucian Freuds (19222011) fascination began in early childhood; as a young boy he would go riding in the countryside outside Berlin where his maternal grandparents kept horses and while at boarding school in Devon, he was sometimes found sleeping in the stables, reputedly enjoying the company of the animals more than attending lessons. Freud sketched and painted equine pictures ... More |
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| Parrish Chief Curator Alicia Longwell retires after 38 years | | New department launches this fall dedicated to sneakers, streetwear, and sports collectibles | | Solo exhibition by London-based artist Cara Nahaul opens at Taymour Grahne Projects |
Alicia Longwell received her Ph.D. degree from the Graduate Center, City University of New York, where her dissertation topic was John Graham.
WATER MILL, NY.- Alicia G. Longwell, Ph.D, announced that she will retire from her position as the Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Chief Curator in early October after 38 years at the Parrish Art Museum. Longwell has been an integral and influential force in the East End art scene, championing local, national, and international artists and organizing critically acclaimed exhibitions for decades. These projects, based on extensive scholarship and creative concepts, brought widespread attention to the museum. We celebrate Alicia Longwells dedication and tremendous contributions the Parrish Art Museum and the field of art through her expertise on the artists of the East End, said Museum Executive Director Monica Ramirez-Montagut. Alicia was key in establishing a direction for the Parrish collection and legacy of scholarship and excellence for 38 years. She ... More | |
Nike unreleased Air Jordan VI, Donda West Sneaker, © Christie's Images Ltd 2022.
NEW YORK, NY.- Christie'sannounces new Department X Sneakers, Streetwear & Collectibles, a new department focused on this emerging collecting space, led by a team dedicated to auctions and private sales. Department X offers rare collectibles across a number of genres - music, fashion, art, and sports history bringing the best of this exciting category to a new generation of collectors. From offering history-making footwear to iconic pieces of hype culture, Department X will hold online auctions, with live previews in New York, as well as private selling exhibitions throughout the year. Department X builds on Christies understanding of popular culture, and strong worldwide performance in the Luxury category, following the recent success of Six Rings Legacy of the GOAT, featuring rare Michael Jordan sneakers and collectibles. To mark the launch of Department X, Christies will present a private ... More | |
Cara Nahaul, Night Foam, 2022. Oil on linen, 4o x 70 cm.
LONDON.- Taymour Grahne Projects is presenting Swimming Lessons, a solo exhibition by London-based artist Cara Nahaul. Text by Allie Biswas. A UK-based writer and editor for projects such as The Soul of a Nation Reader: Writings by and about Black American Artists, 1960-1980 with Mark Godfrey, published in June 2021. In the book (*1) that accompanies this exhibition, Cara Nahaul writes: My childhood is flooded with memories of the sea a body of water that sits between Malaysia and Mauritiusthe islands of my parents. Since her earliest explorations as an artist, the Indian Ocean has been vital to Nahaul, forming an integral framework for her vivid paintings of white-hued houses and lavish greenerycrisp compositions constructed from minimal componentsas well as her hazier pencil-and-pastel drawings of the same verdant landscape. Memory functions in tandem: the recollections cited by the ... More |
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| Es Devlin creates sculpture highlighting London's endangered species | | The Ann & Gordon Getty Collection: Textile, jewelry, & handbag highlights | | Bienal de Sao Paulo travels to Chile |
Es Devlin, Come Home Again © Matt Alexander.
LONDON.- An illuminated sculpture by leading artist Es Devlin highlighting the 243 species on Londons priority conservation list - moths, birds, beetles, wildflowers, fish and fungi has today been unveiled in the Tate Modern Garden opposite St. Pauls Cathedral, in place until 1st October 2022. The large-scale public artwork, commissioned by Cartier, proposes that a first step towards protecting the biosphere is to pay detailed attention to its inhabitants: to observe and draw them, to learn their names, and remember their stories. At sunset an interpretation of Choral Even song will be sung within the illuminated sculpture by London-based choral groups - rare and unique London voices - combined with the voices of the birds, bats, and insects that also consider London their home. Situated in the Tate Modern Garden, directly opposite St. Pauls Cathedral, London-based choral groups of the diaspora will perform at sunset within a sliced open scale model of the dome of St. P ... More | |
A Central Asian Velvet Ikat Chapan. Estimate: $2,500 - $3,500. © Christie's Images Ltd 2022.
NEW YORK, NY.- Fine jewelry, extraordinary handbags, and exquisite textiles from The Ann & Gordon Getty Collection are being presented by Christies across six online sales open for bidding October 10 25, 2022. The nearly one thousand objects collected by Mrs. Getty reflect her remarkable taste, curiosity, and adventure as well as the embodiment of her magnificent style and beauty. The online sales will be sold with no reserve and feature lots with bids beginning at $100, welcoming more collectors to bid on fascinating objects from one of the true icons of style and timeless grace. Rachel Koffsky, Christies International Head of Handbags and Accessories, comments: The six online sales are an opportunity to acquire luxury objects from the historical legacy of Mrs. Getty and a fantastic entry point for collectors across all generations. Mrs. Gettys impeccable taste, style, and unmatched aesthetic sensibilities surface ... More | |
Chile6: Obra de Alice Shintani © Cortesia da artista.
SAO PAULO.- Santiago, Chile, is the first city outside of Brazil to receive the traveling edition of the 34th Bienal de São Paulo Though its dark, still I sing, scheduled to open on the 1st of October at the Centro Nacional de Arte Contemporáneo Cerillos. The exhibition, which is free to all visitors, runs until the 27th of November, and has been made possible through a partnership between the Fundação Bienal de São Paulo and the Ministry of Cultures, Arts and Heritage of Chile. The Bienal de São Paulos traveling exhibition program is an initiative celebrating its sixth edition in 2022. In 2019, the traveling exhibition of the 33rd Bienal passed through eight cities, of which one was abroad, and was visited by more than 170 thousand people. The program focuses on art and its positive impact on the fields of education and citizenship. Partnerships with institutions in each location allow for the diffusion of work beyond São Paulos artistic circuit, reaching the gaze o ... More |
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Mat Collishaw opens "One Man Show" at Tatintsian Gallery
DUBAI.- Mat Collishaw is one of the most significant and compelling artists in contemporary British art. With an early foundation at Goldsmiths College, Collishaw formed part of the legendary movement of Young British Artists (YBAs). He was one of 16 young artists who participated in the seminal Freeze exhibition organized by Damien Hirst in 1988 as well as the famous Sensation show of 1997. Throughout his 30-year career, Collishaw has contemplated the nature of the human subconscious and explored ways to influence it through various media. Through optical illusions, paintings, projections and moving sculptures, the artist creates works and scenarios that directly and unconsciously engage their viewers. The works encourage us to think about fundamental questions of psychology, history, sociology, and science. Behind the richness and visual appeal ... More
Making happy discoveries at a seasonal showcase
NEW YORK, NY.- With its something-for-everyone ethos, the Fall for Dance festival, nearly 20 years old, continues to pack the house at New York City Center, and two-plus years of a pandemic have made no discernible dent in its popularity. On opening night Wednesday, the line to enter the theater snaked around the block from 55th Street onto Seventh Avenue. That enthusiasm was also evident inside, where the warmly received Program 1 featured Compagnie Hervé Koubi from France, a teenage duo from the Bavarian State Ballet and New York Citys own Gibney Company. Ideally, Fall for Dance is a place of happy discovery, where viewers are introduced to something they havent seen before and will want to seek out again. Of this years first two sample-platter programs, it was the second, for me, that offered this kind of encounter most notably ... More
One of the largest exhibitions by Conrad Shawcross in the UK to take place at The Mathematical Institute in Oxford
OXFORD.- The Mathematical Institute in Oxford is hosting one of the largest exhibitions by the artist Conrad Shawcross in the UK. The exhibition, Cascading Principles: Expansions within Geometry, Philosophy, and Interference, brings together more than thirty-five sculptures realised by the artist over the last seventeen years. These pieces, placed across three floors, will co-exist with the Institutes unique architecture and the intellectual concerns of its occupants as explorers at the boundaries of knowledge. The artworks are placed in public and private areas, forming a web of relationships and correspondences which emerge as the viewer moves through the building. Activating various sites, from Paradigms in the reception ... More
Veronika Kellndorfer presents newly constructed Brick & Machine building in Culver City
CULVER CITY.- Christopher Grimes Projects shared images of Veronika Kellndorfers Succulent Screen, a site-specific work commissioned for the newly constructed Brick & Machine building in Culver City. Succulent Screen extends over the entire glass facade becoming an essential part of the building, integrated into the structure. Spanning from the ground floor entrance to the top floor, this photographic glass image merges with the facade: a juxtaposition of plants in relation to the geometric architecture of the rectangular window mullions. The seasonal altitudes of the sun project varying reflections on the adjacent walls. The imagephotographed from within the Freeman House in Los Angeles during Kellndorfers residency at Villa Aurorashows a window through which one can see colossal vertical succulents pressing against the thin membrane ... More
Steidl releases 'William Eggleston: CHROMES'
NEW YORK, NY.- This is the long-awaited reprint of William Eggleston's Chromes, the first in the ongoing series of boxed sets published by Steidl examining the entirety of Egglestons seminal uvre. Egglestons standing as one of the masters of color photography is widely acknowledged. But the gradual steps by which he transformed from an unknown into a leading artist are less well known. Chromes is an edit of more than 5,000 Kodachromes and Ektachromes taken from ten chronologically ordered binders found in a safe at the Eggleston Artistic Trust. This archive had once been used by John Szarkowski who selected the 48 images printed in Egglestons seminal book William Eggleston's Guide, while the rest of the archive has remained almost entirely unpublished. This book presents Egglestons early Memphis imagery, his testing of color ... More
NXTHVN is exhibiting Hank Willis Thomas and Ryan Alexiev's "the truth is i am you"
NEW HAVEN, CONN.- NXTHVN,an international art institution in the Dixwell neighborhood of New Haven, CT, is exhibiting Hank Willis Thomas and Ryan Alexievs the truth is i am you from September 24 to November 20, 2022. The audience is invited to complete the prompt the truth is... on large balloons that float throughout the gallery space. The personal truths written on the balloons will become part of the collective experience of the exhibition, with messages added throughout the life of the installation. NXTHVN will host an opening reception on September 24 from1 to 3 p.m. At 2 p.m., Hank Willis Thomas and NXTHVNs programs manager, Victoria McCraven, will participate in a conversation. the truth is i am you aims to ignite conversation, inviting viewers to approach their varied perspectives on value ... More
Solo exhibition explores a feminist digitial utopia
SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- re.riddle is presenting Mago Leymusoom, a solo exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Heesoo Kwon that began on September 22 and will continue through October 31, 2022. "Where investigation of ancestral healing, queer bodies and the metaverse converge, we find a roadmap to the work of Heesoo Kwon." In her solo exhibition, Mago Leymusoom, Kwon reclaims the matriarchal origin story of Magohalmi (마고할미 or Mago 마고), a powerful female deity from Korean shamanic mythology. Mago is the creator, progenitor and sovereign of humanity, nature, and all geographical formations. However, during the patriarchal period of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), there was a shift in the imaging of Mago to that which was reductive and debased. The celestial creator became a marginal deity and in some folk tales recharacterized as a monstrous ... More
Found objects from the Estate & Collection of noted artist Ira Yeager go up for bid at Turner Auctions + Appraisals
SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- Turner Auctions + Appraisals present two auctions from the estate of noted California artist, Ira Yeager (1938-2022). Offered at both live and online auctions in October 2022, the sales feature Yeagers artworks, plus fine art, decorative arts, furniture, and more from his vast collection and estate, which encompasses multiple residences. Between these two auctions, around 700 lots from Yeagers personal collection of found objects amassed over many years what he called objects trouvés go up for bid. Turner Auctions + Appraisals will hold the live auction in Napa Valley, California, on Saturday and Sunday, October 1-2, 2022, at YÃGER GALERIE, 1312 Lincoln, Calistoga, California, from 10 am PDT; the ... More
Marina Abramovic: Gates and Portals opens at Modern Art Oxford
OXFORD.- Pioneering performance artist Marina Abramović (b. 1946, Belgrade, lives and works in New York) presents a new site-specific performance-based work at Modern Art Oxford exploring heightened awareness and transitional states of being. For Gates and Portals, the gallery has become a site of passage where visitors move between different states of consciousness, and themselves become the performers. Abramovićs concept for this exhibition was developed during her research residency at the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford in summer 2021. In the new exhibition now presenting at Modern Art Oxford, visitors are invited in small groups to respond to the artists structures and her instructions for the duration of the event. A gate and a portal prompt visitors to experience physical and spiritual transition - the gate enables the entrance ... More
FIU's Frost Art Museum opens exhibition, "In the Mind's Eye: Landscapes of Cuba"
MIAMI, FLA.- In the Minds Eye: Landscapes of Cuba opened Sept. 24 at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum at Florida International University (FIU). The groundbreaking exhibition assembles 19th and 21st century works by U.S. and Cuban artists to explore race, colonialism, nationalism, and the intertwined dynamics of the two nations. Key works by contemporary artists such as Juana Valdés and Emilio Perez are being featured to encourage reflection on the past and shed light on present-day approaches to the Cuban landscape. In the Minds Eye features more than 50 works from distinguished institutions and private collections throughout the United States. In the Minds Eye examines how historic painters active in Cuba projected and injected ideas about their country into landscape painting to reflect political, social, and ideological ... More
Nine top coin collections vie for spotlight at Heritage Auctions' Long Beach Event
DALLAS, TX.- When an auction has as many elite offerings as Heritage Auctions Long Beach Expo US Coins Signature® Auction does and make no mistake: this spectacular event offers a bounty of more than 1,500 elite coins and patterns the choices might be sorted more easily when broken down into individual collections. Fortunately for those who take part in the Oct. 6-9 event, many of the items in the auction can be sorted into several collections. This auction brings to light what can happen when passionate collectors spend years, or even decades, pursuing the finest available coins, says Todd Imhof, Executive Vice President at Heritage Auctions. This event brings together rarities from some of the finest known collections, making available some extraordinary coins that in many cases have not reached the auction market for many years. Among ... More
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Flashback On a day like today, Cambodian photographer and journalist Dith Pran was born September 27, 1942. Dith Pran (27 September 1942 - 30 March 2008) was a Cambodian photojournalist. He was a refugee and survivor of the Cambodian genocide and the subject of the film The Killing Fields (1984). When Cambodians were forced to work in labour camps, Dith had to endure four years of starvation and torture before Vietnam overthrew the Khmer Rouge in December 1978. He coined the phrase "killing fields" to refer to the clusters of corpses and skeletal remains of victims he encountered during his 40-mile (60 km) escape. His three brothers and one sister were killed in Cambodia.
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