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At Frieze London, the art world inches toward normalcy It was business as usual, Russian art adviser and collector Alex Lachmann said Wednesday, as he made his way through the crowd of VIPs at the opening of the first in-person Frieze London art fair since October 2019. Then, he raised a finger and added, almost. …
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Hirschl & Adler Modern opens an exhibition of works by James Castle An artist working in a vacuum; the elusive blank slate; an American original. Accurate or not, this is the romance and the promise of James Castle (1899-1977). We are captivated by the fullness of expression attained despite his limitations, even envious of the …
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High-end design comes to the fish tank Stuck at home during the pandemic, many Americans took in dogs or cats. Others took up a more elaborate pet hobby: luxury home aquariums. Something of a cross between home decor, entertainment, wildlife and pet shelter, these custom aquariums can weigh more than 75,000 pounds and cost as …
‘Mackinnon – Fine Furniture and Works of Art’ at Christie’s London this November On 10 November, Christies will offer Mackinnon: Fine Furniture and Works of Art in a live auction, marking ten years since the gallery opened in St. Jamess, London. Mackinnon Fine Furniture is known for fine 18th century and early 19th century furniture …
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Tate acquires new works at Frieze thanks to fund supported by Endeavor This is the sixth year that Endeavor has made available £150,000 for the Fund, set aside exclusively for the acquisition of works at Frieze for Tates collection. To date more than 150 works by over 90 artists have been acquired, contributing to displays …
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“The Calm” by David de la Mano in Valencia, Spain Spanish street artist David de la Mano just finished working on his latest mural in Torrent, Valencia. His work entitled “The Calm” depicts a great whale with a silhouette of people riding on its back in David de la Mano’s signature monochromatic imagery. The mural was …
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Welcome to planet surrealism In dreams, you can go anywhere; in dreams, no place is too far. Surrealism Beyond Borders, a round-the-world tour at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a map of another globe: a planet redrawn by artist-mapmakers, where old geographic assumptions no longer make sense. Melting watches, men in bowler hats? You …
Beauford Delaney: Portraits glowing with inner light The art of American painter Beauford Delaney, who died more than four decades ago, deserves sustained attention from a major New York museum. That it has not already happened is breathtaking. In a moment when the histories of art, and especially Black American art, are expanding in all …
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Georgia Museum of Art opens “Collective Impressions: Modern Native American Printmakers” The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia has organized the exhibition Collective Impressions: Modern Native American Printmakers, on view October 16, 2021, to January 30, 2022, to examine the individuals, communities and institutions central to elevating printmaking as a practice among …
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Christie’s offers van Gogh’s ‘Mueles de Blé’ – Poised to set an auction record for a work on paper by the artist Christies announced Vincent van Goghs watercolor Meules de blé will be offered in the dedicated sale The Cox Collection: The Story of Impressionism, one of the greatest American collections of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist …