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The First Art Newspaper on the Net Established in 1996 Wednesday, September 4, 2024 A Finnish artist and the apartment and paintings she left behind in SoHo Artwork stored in artist Iria Leino’s loft on Greene Street in New York, on Aug 21, 2024. Few surfaces in the 4,000-square-foot apartment are void of art. (Katherine Marks/The New York Times) NEW YORK, NY.- When Iria Leino, a Finnish-born painter, died at 89, the rent on her 4,000-square-foot loft in a former knitting factory in SoHo was $650 a month. Leino lived in the same building complex from 1966 until her death of leukemia in 2022. She moved to 133 Greene St. in 1966, when the district was a rubbly artists refuge. Later, she relocated to a sixth-floor unit in the building next door. (Both cast-iron structures were combined into a single co-op, 133-137 Greene St., in the late 1970s. The entrance — and current address — is at 135 Greene St.) As high-fashion boutiques sprouted around her and her neighbors bought and renovated some of the most expensive property ... More The Best Photos of the Day One of the most important private Meissen collections to come to the market in a generation, compiled over 40 years from the 1960s onwards, Meissen Figures and Snuff-boxes from the Collection of Franz E. Burda (1932-2017) will be auctioned in an online sale this September, opening for browsing on 3 September and for bidding between 11 and 25 September. © Christie's Images Ltd 2024. University Archives announces Rare Signed Autographs, Manuscripts, Books & Memorabilia auction Music stays in tune at Roland Auctions NY August 24th multi-estates auction Rare German Schucos & pre-war tin planes consistently defied pre-sale estimates at Milestone's Aug. 24 toy auction 1940 vintage black and white photograph of Babe Ruth and sports agent Christy Walsh, signed by both men and PSA/DNA authenticated and graded 7 and 6 respectively (est. $6,000-$7,000). WILTON, CONN.- A one-page typed letter in German signed by Albert Einstein referring to Sir Isaac Newton; an autograph letter signed twice by General George A. Custer with Battle of Little Big Horn associations; and a crisp sepia-toned photograph of then-President Theodore Roosevelt signed and dedicated to Pope Pius X are just a few of the historically significant items bidders will vie for in University Archives’ online-only Rare ... More Erard Antique Giltwood & Mahogany Harp. Sold for $1,500. GLEN COVE, NY.- Roland Auctions NY August 24th, 2024 Multi-Estates auction offered an eclectic mix of contemporary art and decorative arts of all kinds including oil paintings, prints, photographs, bronze, porcelain & ceramic and more, featuring hundreds of lots in these areas, along with Antique & Vintage Furniture, Textiles, Rugs Collectibles and Asian items, But some of the highest selling items at the sale were in the musical instrument category. Top sellers in the music arena were a Steinway ... More Schuco Felix the Cat perfume, 5in tall, all original and in excellent condition. Provenance: Wint Johnson collection. Sold for $4,674 against an estimate of $300-$500. Image courtesy of Milestone Auctions. WILLOUGHBY, OHIO .- A phenomenal legacy collection of German Schuco toys and fine pre-WWII airplanes joined forces to conquer the top 10 at Milestone’s August 24 Premier Toy Auction. While most of the Schucos are now en route to successful bidders across the pond in Germany, France and other Continental destinations, the majority of the airplanes – mostly of European manufacture – will remain ... More Georgia's Tallulah Falls is the subject of a museum exhibition Important key works from the various periods of Robert Longo's production on view at The ALBERTINA Splendid works from the Baroque at Koller Auctions Caitlin Peterson (American, b. 1992), “Tallulah Gorge 04,” 2013. Digital C-print, 12 × 15 inches. Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia; Museum purchase with funds provided by the Richard E. and Lynn Rudikoff Berkowitz Acquisition Endowment. GMOA 2024.30. ATHENS, GA.- When George Cooke painted his image of tourists awestruck by north Georgia’s Tallulah Falls in 1841, the natural wonder was already a major attraction. The focused exhibition “On Wonder and Witnessing at Tallulah Falls” raises questions about what, exactly, a natural wonder is. On view at the Georgia Museum ... More Robert Longo, Untitled (Nagasaki, B), 2003. 243.8 × 182.9 cm, Charcoal on mounted paper. Siegfried and Jutta Weishaupt Collection © Robert Longo / Bildrecht, Vienna 2024. Photo: Robert Longo Studio. VIENNA.- The ALBERTINA has a special connection to Robert Longo: “It was around 20 years ago that we were able to reopen the Albertina in 2003 with Robert Longo's exhibition ‘The Freud Drawings’. In my last year as General Director of the Albertina, we are looking back on these beginnings and dedicating a comprehensive retrospective to the outstanding American artist. The repositioning of the Graphic ... More Nicolaes van Verendael, Floral bouquet in a glass vase with buttery, caterpillar and snail. Oil on copper. 41.5 × 31.5 cm. CHF 70 000 / 100 000. ZURICH.- A dramatic masterpiece by Matthias Stomer depicting the Supper at Emmaus is one of the numerous important works to be offered on 20 September. Stomer, one of the most important Dutch painters active in Italy in the first half of the 17th century, was an early follower of Caravaggio, and the master’s influence is clearly visible in the chiaroscuro and powerful lighting employed in this work. In a private Swiss collection since the early 1990s, it will now be offered ... More Sotheby's to offer Abrams Collection, including works by Noguchi and Marisol Leen Voet will exhibit new works from two different series in Brussels The 4 mysterious guardians of artist Lee Bul Isamu Noguchi, Study for Energy Void, 1971 Estimate $3-5 million. Courtesy Sotheby's. NEW YORK, NY.- Over seven decades, the Abrams family revolutionized the fine art and illustrated book publishing industry, bringing art into the homes of millions through the publication of beautiful and meticulously written books. The art they collected through patriarch Harry N. Abrams and his son Robert [Bob] Abrams was of the same uncompromising quality and scholarly depth, driven by a shared passion for championing artists. This Fall, Sotheby’s will offer works from the Abrams Family Collection, a multigenerational ... More Leen Voet, Heilig-Graf, portret #1, 2023. Huile sur toile, 192 x 144 cm. BRUSSELS.- Galerie Baronian announces a new exhibition by Leen Voet. After her successful exhibition at Museum M in Leuven in the spring of 2023, the artist will exhibit new works from two different series in Brussels. Both series refer to her traditional art school programme at the Turnhout Heilig Graf Institute under the leadership of Bert Vandael. Leen Voet’s Bert Vandael series, consisting of a watercolour from her youth and a recent revival in oil, has been an ongoing process for several years and will ultimately become ... More The South Korean artist Lee Bul at her studio in Goyang City, South Korea, outside Seoul, July 5, 2024. (Jun Michael Park/The New York Times) NEW YORK, NY.- “Oh, I have another story!” artist Lee Bul said, laughing, during a recent interview. “Always with the stories, always with the drama.” Over the past year, as she created four enigmatic sculptures that will soon grace the facade niches of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, she fell ill several times, she said. “I joked that it’s some kind of sinbyeong,” a case of a god possessing a potential shaman in Korean tradition. And then, last week, “I got bitten by ... More Lee Kang-So joins Thaddaeus Ropac Christie's to offer figures and snuff-boxes from the collection of Franz Eugen Burda Creating an artistic buzz, one real estate development at a time Portrait of Lee Kang-So. Photo: Parh Chan Woo. SEOUL.- Thaddaeus Ropac announced international representation of Korean painter and sculptor Lee Kang-So (b.1943, Daegu). Recognised as one of Korea’s foremost contemporary artists, since the 1970s he has worked across photography, painting, printmaking, sculpture, installation and performance, profoundly shaping the evolution of Korean contemporary art. From the early decades of his career, he formulated an experimental practice that developed alongside the legacies of other avant-garde movements, including Mono-ha in Japan, ... More A Swiss gold and enamel butterfly musical snuff box with watch. © Christie's Images Ltd 2024. LONDON.- One of the most important private Meissen collections to come to the market in a generation, compiled over 40 years from the 1960s onwards, Meissen Figures and Snuff-boxes from the Collection of Franz E. Burda (1932-2017) will be auctioned in an online sale this September, opening for browsing on 3 September and for bidding between 11 and 25 September. The collection presents over 160 porcelain lots, comprising figures and snuff-boxes, almost all manufactured at Meissen in the 18th century. The top ... More Mosaic artist J Muzacz in front of his work "Transitions" at Symphony Square in Austin, Texas. (Ilana Panich-Linsman/The New York Times) NEW YORK, NY.- On Kilroy Realty’s website, the developer declares that it “has a love affair with great art.” These days, many builders do. The 36-story Indeed Tower in downtown Austin, Texas, among Kilroy’s projects, has a suspended sculpture of neon lighting by the Welsh artist Cerith Wyn Evans. The $6 billion Miami Worldcenter, the second-largest urban mixed-used development in the United States behind Hudson Square in New York, has a sprawl of brightly colored ... More The Oval Room: A Symphony in Silver More News Heritage Auctions to offer more than 2,000 costumes, weapons, props, set decorations from Game of Thrones DALLAS, TX.- On Oct. 10-12, Heritage and HBO® will present Game of Thrones™: The Auction, now open for bidding and expected to be a significant event in the world of entertainment memorabilia. This auction offers fans a unique opportunity to own a piece of Game of Thrones, one of HBO’s most successful franchises and winner of 59 Emmy® Awards. Fans of Game of Thrones now have the chance to own significant props, costumes, set decorations, weapons, jewelry and more from David Benioff and D. B. Weiss’ acclaimed adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s novels. Until now, a TV screen was as close as you could get to Jon Snow’s Valyrian steel sword Longclaw, Jaime Lannister’s golden hand, the black ... More Sotheby's unveils personal artifacts from the collections of Amy Winehouse & Marianne Faithfull LONDON.- Sotheby’s announced today that personal artefacts from the collections of rock ‘n’ roll royalty Amy Winehouse and Marianne Faithfull will be included in the highly anticipated inaugural popular culture auction, with bidding opening online from Thursday 29 August 2024, accompanied by a dedicated exhibition in the New Bond Street galleries from Monday 9 to 12 September. Amy’s best friend, singer-songwriter, Tyler James whose longstanding and devoted relationship with Amy was well documented during the talented singer’s short life, is bringing several artefacts from the GRAMMY® Award winners personal archive to auction. A personalised two-tone, red, and black retro-style bowling shirt, which Winehouse was pictured wearing during July 2008 after leaving a night out with friends in Camden will be up ... More Puppentheatersammlung to open at its new location in Kraftwerk Mitte DRESDEN.- The Puppentheatersammlung of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD), one of the largest of its kind in the world, will open its doors to the public at its new location on 7 September. With 2,600 square metres of floor space, Kraftwerk Mitte will not only be home to 12,000 marionettes, puppets and other theatre figures, but will also provide space for entire stages and the more than 100,000 items from the Puppentheatersammlung‘s extensive archive. In future, there will always be two exhibitions that can be visited independently of each other. The permanent exhibition will present highlights from the collection, such as the marionettes designed by the Bauhaus in Weimar or the ‘Hohnsteiner Kasper’, the predecessor of many modern German ‘Kasper’ puppets. In addition, every autumn will see the start of a new annual ... More Major fashion exhibition featuring Alexander McQueen and Ann Ray arrives this fall at GRAM GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.- The Grand Rapids Art Museum will present Lee Alexander McQueen & Ann Ray: Rendez-Vous, an exhibition exploring the thirteen-year friendship and intimate creative collaboration between the late British designer Lee Alexander McQueen and French photographer Ann Ray. Organized by Barrett Barrera Projects, Rendez-Vous will be on view at GRAM from October 5, 2024, through January 12, 2025. The fashion and photography exhibition features over 50 spectacular pieces by McQueen spanning 1994 to 2010, alongside nearly 70 photographs by Ann Ray, who McQueen personally selected to photograph his design process and the behind-the-scenes experience of his runway shows. Grand Rapids is currently the final planned stop in the multi-city U.S. tour of Lee Alexander McQueen & Ann Ray: Rendez- ... More Gagosian to present new works by Nan Goldin in New York NEW YORK, NY.- Gagosian announces Nan Goldin: You never did anything wrong at 522 West 21st Street, New York. Opening on September 12, the exhibition consists of two new moving-image works presented in specially designed pavilions and an extensive body of new photographs. This is Goldin’s first exhibition of new work since joining Gagosian in 2023. Stendhal Syndrome (2024) is a moving-image work that juxtaposes photographs Goldin has taken over the last twenty years of Classical, Renaissance, and Baroque masterpieces with portraits of her own friends, family, and lovers. Photographs of paintings and sculptures from museums around the world including the Galleria Borghese, Louvre, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Prado flow seamlessly with images of Goldin’s community, crossing centuries to resonate in harmony ... More 24 works of fiction and poetry to read this fall NEW YORK, NY.- Fall is full of harbingers of change: Air is brisk, daylight becomes fickle, leaves turn red. There is perhaps no better way to ground such a time of transformation and impermanence than with a great new read. Become seduced by the undercover spy-for-hire at the heart of Rachel Kushner’s thriller “Creation Lake”; ring in Sad Girl Autumn with “Intermezzo,” a characteristically cool Sally Rooney title about two brothers grieving their father’s death; or get swept up in the kaleidoscopic journeys of multiple narrators living in and under the ocean in Richard Powers’ “Playground.” Whatever your mood, these books — among many other reads coming this fall — will provide an escape, a shift in perspective and engrossing new worlds to cozy up to this season. A disgraced FBI agent turned freelance operative infiltrates ... More Born into fame, this actress could soon have more of her own NEW YORK, NY.- Eve Hewson keeps getting discovered. The Irish actress, whose credits date back to 2008, started generating heat in 2014 for her performance as a reserved young nurse in Steven Soderbergh’s period drama “The Knick.” Her turn as the eerie, emotionally unstable wife in the Netflix mini-series “Behind Her Eyes,” in 2021, had fans stopping her on the street. It happened again with “Bad Sisters,” the darkly comic Irish drama. Released in 2022 on Apple TV+, the show became a phenomenon in Dublin, Hewson’s hometown, where weekly watch parties in pubs turned her into a local sensation. And in 2023, she was the talk of Sundance, when the film “Flora and Son,” where she plays the titular role, sold for a record-breaking $20 million to Apple TV. Yet, partly because streaming services have drama ... More Galerie Jeanne Bucher Jaeger announces 'Evi Keller: Origins' PARIS.- The gallery will present the third solo exhibition of Evi Keller. German artist Evi Keller was born in 1968 in Bad Kissingen. She lives and works in Paris. From 1989 to 1993, she studied art history at the Ludwig Maximilian University as well as photography and graphic design at the Academy of Photography, both in Munich. Her artistic approach questions the cosmic principle of the transformation of matter by light. bringing together its complexity under the term Matière-Lumière. Matière-Lumière is the only title that Evi Keller has given to her creations over the past 20 years. The fact that all life on earth is imbued with solar energy inspired the artist with a vision that unites the earth and the sun, leading them to evolve in a perpetual “becoming” over time. It was essential for her to draw on ... More The Air de Paris gallery exhibits around forty masks by Ingrid Luche PARIS.- The mask is the ultimate anti-object. Semiologists would use the term deictic to describe it — the gesture of a finger pointing over there, somewhere else. Whether it belongs to a Greek tragedy performer, to a member of the Anonymous collective, to an immunocompromised citizen or to a Snapchat user, the mask designates something else than itself, and in so doing it also distinguishes iconophiles from iconoclasts. So, there are two options: will you believe what is represented on its illusionist surface, or will you try to take a peek behind the scenes, even if that means being at risk of succumbing to paranoia? Heads or tails, image or object: perhaps the impasse is due to wanting to stick too closely to the lost origin, to mourning some naked face. It so happens that Ingrid Luche produces masks, and her ceramic masks raise ... More PhotoGalleries Gabriele Münter TARWUK Awol Erizku Leo Villareal Flashback On a day like today, German artist Oskar Schlemmer was born September 04, 1888. Oskar Schlemmer (4 September 1888 - 13 April 1943) was a German painter, sculptor, designer and choreographer associated with the Bauhaus school. In 1923, he was hired as Master of Form at the Bauhaus theatre workshop, after working at the workshop of sculpture. His most famous work is Triadisches Ballett (Triadic Ballet), which saw costumed actors transformed into geometrical representations of the human body in what he described as a "party of form and colour". In this image: Costumes from Schlemmer's Triadisches Ballett (1922). © 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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