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The First Art Newspaper on the Net Established in 1996 Monday, November 4, 2024 Solo exhibition by French artist Veronique Heim opens at Didier Aaron Inc. Empilement d'Anatolie, textiles multicolores turcs. NEW YORK, NY.- Didier Aaron Inc. is presenting Textiles en Orient, a solo exhibition by French artist Veronique Heim, running from October 24th to November 16th, 2024. Heim draws inspiration from her travels, nature, museums, and the works of Pierre Bonnard, whose mastery of color associations and vibrancy influence her own vivid color arrangements. She explores color, texture, and composition in ways that connect the viewer to the rich traditions of India, Morocco, Vietnam, and Uzbekistan. Her art reflects the customs, social nuances, and styles of these regions, creating a bridge between classical painting techniques and cultural heritage. Textiles en Orient presents a variety of subjects – shoes, dresses, jewelry – in a variety of compositions, each crafted from a boundless palette of colors and fabrics arranged into a perfect equilibrium. ... More The Best Photos of the Day This autumn, the exhibition Drawing the Italian Renaissance at The King’s Gallery in London brings together the widest range of drawings from this revolutionary artistic period ever to be shown in the UK. © Royal Collection Enterprises Limited 2024 | Royal Collection Trust. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is the exclusive U.S. venue for Gauguin in the World Guitar Kurt Cobain sensationally smashed at pre-fame gig to express the nihilism of grunge headlines Hake's auction Exhibition presents the highlights of the photography collection of the Centre Pompidou Paul Gauguin, Portrait de Madeleine Bernard (Portrait of Madeleine Bernard), 1888, oil on canvas, Musée de Peinture et de Scupture, Grenoble, France. Photo © RMN-Grand Palais / Art Resource, NY. HOUSTON, TX.- The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is the only U.S. venue for an ambitious exhibition of the work of French post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin (1848-1903). Organized by independent curator Henri Loyrette, former director of the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay, Paris, and leading scholar of 19th-century French painting, the exhibition offers new perspectives on Gauguin’s life and work, his artistic networks ... More Stage-used Memphis Stratocaster-replica guitar Kurt Cobain smashed onstage at Nirvana’s Jan. 18, 1991 gig at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington. Open estimate with starting bid of $20,000. YORK, PA.- Hake’s will crank up the volume to 11 on November 19-20 as they auction the single most important rock music artifact to pass through their hands in 57 years as pop culture specialists. After not-so-quietly residing in a private collection since 1991, the Japanese-made guitar that a barely-known Kurt Cobain trashed onstage at a small gig in Washington will re-emerge, ... More Cindy Sherman, Untitled, 1981. Chromogenic print, 123.5 x 60.2 cm © Cindy Sherman. Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth. Photo: Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI/Philippe Migeat/Dist. Grand Palais / Rmn. PARIS.- The exhibition presents the highlights of the photography collection of the Centre Pompidou. For the first time in decades, key works from the period between 1970 and 2000 are presented together to revisit the established story of photography’s success in the art world. Precisely by juxtaposing wildly different works, from small conceptual pieces to large tableaux, from single photographs to experimental video works, ... More Show me!: Public restoration of works in the Hamburger Bahnhof collection Hales opens its fifth solo exhibition with Andrea Geyer Travelling the world: The Solingen Artists' Colony featured in exhibition at the Dachau Picture Gallery Bruce Nauman, Room with My Soul Left Out, Room That Does Not Care, 1984 (realized in 2010), fabric, insulation panels, steel, lamps with yellow light, 594 x 1216 x 1452 cm, © National Museums in Berlin, Hamburger Bahnhof – National Gallery of Contemporary Art, Photo: Roman März / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn. BERLIN.- The Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart in Berlin launched an innovative new series titled “Zeig doch mal!” (“Show me!”). This unique initiative invites the public to witness the intricate process of art restoration in real- ... More Andrea Geyer, Manifest Banner 001, 2024, Nylon single sided banner with silver appliqué lettering, 152.4 x 101.6 cm, 60 x 40 in. Photo by JSP Art Photography. NEW YORK, NY.- Hales opened Manifest, the gallery’s fifth solo exhibition with Andrea Geyer. The exhibition focuses on a new series of applique banner works, which were first realized for a site-specific commission at the Carnegie Museum of Art, PA in 2023 and followed by a sprawling installation at Gropius Bau, Berlin earlier this year. Works from this series are currently on view in andrea geyer / a promise of lightning, her solo ... More Erwin Bowien (1899-1972), In the vaporetto in the Venice lagoon. DACHAU.- By train to Paris, by boat to Luxor, by car through Algeria: The three main artists of the Solingen Artists' Colony, Erwin Bowien (1899–1972), Bettina Heinen-Ayech (1937–2020) and Amud Uwe Millies (1932–2008), travelled the world in the second half of the 20th century, capturing cities, landscapes and everyday scenes. But they always returned to Solingen to live and work. They saw themselves in the tradition of the ‘landscapers’, the artists who, at the turn ... More Galerie Anita Beckers opens the fifth solo exhibition of Anton Corbijn in Frankfurt Jane Lombard Gallery opens a solo exhibition of new and existing works by gallery artist Dan Perjovschi NILS STÆRK opens a solo exhibition featuring Raymond Pettibon's works on paper from the 1980s Anton Corbijn, Peter Murphy, London, 1992 © Anton Corbijn. FRANKFURT.- With the exhibition "LICHT", Galerie Anita Beckers presents the fifth solo exhibition of Anton Corbijn in Frankfurt. The renowned Dutch photographer and film director shows a selection of partly never-before-published, conceptual works, mostly created in the 1990s, which testify to Anton Corbijn's fondness for experimental photographic techniques. The photographs were taken using a flashlight as the only light source ... More Installation view. NEW YORK, NY.- Jane Lombard Gallery is presenting Now & Then, a solo exhibition of new and existing works by gallery artist Dan Perjovschi. For his fifth solo exhibition with the gallery, Perjovschi revisits his hallmark in-situ drawings and graphic notations, offering sharp, satirical assertions on contemporary politics and social movements. In dialogue with new works on paper, the gallery will display Perjovschi’s 1994 series, Postcards from America, thirty years after their ... More Raymond Pettibon, No title (Throwing without pain...), 1987, Ink on paper, 57.2 x 44.5 cm (22.5 x 17.5 in). COPENHAGEN.- Idolization is part of human nature, yet the line between admiration and obsession is easily blurred. In Raymond Pettibon’s work, idols emerge not as flawless icons but as complex, often flawed figures enmeshed in the machinery of cultural myth-making. NILS STÆRK is presenting a solo exhibition featuring Raymond Pettibon’s works on paper from the 1980s, where raw ink drawings are paired with ... More Luhring Augustine opens an exhibition of Haitian art organized by artist Tomm El-Saieh 'Teresa Tolliver: Sitting on the Edge of Reality' opens at parrasch heijnen Warsaw-based artist Agata Słowak's first solo exhibition with BLUM opens in Los Angeles Georges Liautaud, St. Jacques. Iron, 65 x 55 inches (165.1 x 139.7 cm). Private Collection. © Georges Liautaud; Courtesy of the artist, Luhring Augustine, New York, and El–Saieh Gallery, Port–au–Prince, and CENTRAL FINE, Miami Beach. Photo: Farzad Owrang. NEW YORK, NY.- Luhring Augustine is presenting Ayiti Toma II: Faith, Family, and Resistance, an exhibition of Haitian art organized by artist Tomm El-Saieh in partnership with El Saieh Gallery, Port-au-Prince, and CENTRAL FINE, Miami Beach. On view in the Tribeca location ... More Teresa Tolliver, Untitled, 2024. ceramic. 14-1/2 x 14 x 8 inches. LOS ANGELES, CA.- parrasch heijnen is presenting Teresa Tolliver: Sitting on the Edge of Reality, the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery following her powerful and prominent inclusion in the Hammer Museum’s biennial Made in L.A. 2023: Acts of Living in which the artist presented a wall installation of a dozen sculptures from her ongoing “Wild Things” series, begun in the 1980s. The works in Teresa Tolliver: Sitting On ... More Agata Słowak, Dzieci Niczyje / No Man’s Children, 2024, Oil on canvas, 51 1/8 x 39 3/8 x 1 inches, Photo: Hannah Mjølsnes. LOS ANGELES, CA.- BLUM is presenting SZTUKĄ DIABŁA TŁUKĄ, Warsaw-based artist Agata Słowak’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Alison M. Gingeras, curator and writer based in New York and Warsaw, sits down with Agata Słowak to discuss the influences and themes that have shaped her latest works. Alison M. Gingeras: Last time I was in your studio, right before you sent ... More Look Again: European Paintings - The Rise of the French Academy More News Ashfika Rahman wins The Future Generation Art Prize 2024 in Kyiv KYIV.- The PinchukArtCentre (Kyiv, Ukraine) announces Ashfika Rahman (35, Bangladesh) as the winner of the Future Generation Art Prize 2024. Marking the prize’s 15th anniversary and 7th edition, the global art prize for artists under 35 offers a remarkable view on the artistic vision from the next generation of artists; discovering, recognizing and giving long-term support to a future generation of artists all over the world. The winner was announced by the international jury in Kyiv on October 29. Ashfika Rahman received a total of 100,000 USD: 60,000 USD as a cash prize, and 40,000 USD to fund their artistic practice. An additional 20,000 USD was awarded to Special Prize winners Tara Abdullah Mohammed Sharif (27, Iraq), Bekhbaatar Enkhtur (29, Mongolia), Dina Mimi (29, Palestine), Hira Nabi (36, Pakistan), Ipeh Nur (30, Indonesia), Zhang ... More Exhibition explores radical human attempts to reshape nature BEIJING.- MACA (Macalline Center of Art) is presenting the final chapter of the “Who Owns Nature?” series, Gaia Should Be Safe, on view from November 3, 2024, to February 23, 2025. This exhibition explores radical human attempts to reshape nature through perspectives on agriculture, hydraulic engineering, infrastructure, and climate control, speculating on whether the Gaia remains unharmed. The first and second chapters of the “Who Owns Nature?” series, Multispecies Clouds and Elemental Constellations have already taken place in 2022 and 2023. The year was 1956, a period of rapid development for the newly founded People’s Republic of China. In June of that year, Mao Zedong headed South to inspect the ongoing construction of the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge and enjoyed the Yangtze water through three remarkable swims. The Southern ... More Artizon Museum opens an exhibition by Mohri Yuko in dialogue with works from the Ishibashi Foundation collection KYOBASHI.- The Artizon Museum has held its annual Jam Session exhibition, a collaboration combining works from the Ishibashi Foundation Collection with works by a contemporary artist, since the museum opened in 2020. For the fifth Jam Session, the museum has invited Mohri Yuko, an artist who is attracting attention in the international art scene, to take part. Mohri’s installations and sculptures use magnetism, electricity, air and dust, water and temperature to make visitors sensitive to forms latent in the currents and fluctuations of the spaces in which she exhibits. The title of this exhibition is On Physis. The word “Physis” is an ancient Greek term translated as “Nature” or “Essence.” It was used in what is known ... More Centre Pompidou Málaga presents the contemporary transformation of rural areas in the eight edition of 'Hors Pistes' MALAGA.- The Centre Pompidou Málaga has launched the eighth edition of its annual exhibition series Hors Pistes, a platform for contemporary artists to explore current themes through photography and video. Titled New Ruralities, this year's exhibition examines the evolving identity and role of rural areas in today’s society, featuring the work of nine Spanish and French artists. The exhibition runs until January 13, 2025, providing an immersive look at rural transformation through a collection of compelling visuals. Curated by Géraldine Gomez, José María Luna, and Elena Robles, New Ruralities presents nine distinct pieces that challenge traditional views of the countryside. The exhibition delves into the evolving ... More Lorna Simpson's 'Earth & Sky' debuts at Hauser & Wirth NEW YORK, NY.- With ‘Earth & Sky,’ Lorna Simpson debuts a new body of work exploring our relationships––physical and metaphysical––to unseen forces that work upon us individually and generationally, alternately challenging and empowering our sense of our own humanity. The exhibition encompasses a series of massive paintings inspired by a 1929 textbook ‘Minerals from Earth and Sky,’ along with a pair of monumental paintings depicting the impact of fired bullets. Presented in a temple-like atmosphere in which both human scale and geological time are upended, Simpson’s works are accompanied by a new text-based wall sculpture referencing a story recounted in the same textbook, describing the astonishment of an unnamed Black sharecropper when a meteorite falls from the sky and lands at his feet, still warm ... More Second solo show in Turin by the British artist Delaine Le Bas opens at Quartz Studio TURIN.- Quartz Studio is presenting The Death of the Pythia, the second solo show in Turin by the British artist Delaine Le Bas (Worthing, UK, 1965). The Death of the Pythia is the title of an irreverent story by the Swiss writer (and painter) Friedrich Dürrenmatt. Published in 1976, its main character, Pannychis XI, the priestess of Delphi, “tall and thin like almost all the Pythias that came before her,” reveals the true purpose of her prophesying: to mock her faithful, displaying their vacuous credulity. The Pythia’s character is clearly defined in the classical myth and humorously interpreted by Dürrenmatt. She fits perfectly in the repertoire of female figures that Le Bas has gathered over the years. On the occasion of Artissima 2024, like the Pythias prophesying in the limestone cave of the sanctuary of Delphi in Greece, Le Bas, an English ... More Tramway opens a solo exhibition by Scottish artist Leanne Ross GLASGOW.- Tramway presents a solo exhibition by Scottish artist Leanne Ross (b.1984) featuring an immersive new body of work, created in partnership with KMA studio and Artlink, Edinburgh. The installation also includes a bespoke karaoke stage where visitors are invited to sing along to tracks from the classic film, Dirty Dancing. Working across a variety of mediums including painting, printmaking, sculpture and installation, Leanne Ross creates exuberant and poetic artworks that explore the interplay of text and image. Leanne works decisively and intuitively, arranging dynamic combinations of colour, material, form and language to generate new associations and meanings, with emotive, humorous and poetic results. Words are often the starting point for most of the artist's practice, most notably in her iconic ‘Shout Out’ paintings ... More Boy Scouts of America masterpieces lead Heritage's November 15 American Art Auction DALLAS, TX.- On August 28, Heritage announced that in November it would auction some of the most celebrated and iconic art created for the Boy Scouts of America to compensate survivors of childhood sexual abuse. These selected works from the collection of the BSA Settlement Trust, with proceeds benefitting Survivors of childhood sexual abuse while in Scouting, will appear at the top of Heritage's thoughtfully curated November 15 American Art Signature® Auction. Among the 25 landmark works from the collection are masterpieces by Norman Rockwell, led by 1961's Homecoming and 1969's Beyond the Easel and such highlights as J.C. Leyendecker's 1918 Weapons for Liberty. Many of these artworks have been on display at The American Scouting Collection since October 2020 at the Medici Museum of Art in Howland, Ohio, and that ... More Exhibition examines the complex relationship between host and guest HONG KONG.- Para Site is presenting The Embrace and the Passage, an unfolding exhibition of all-new commissions by Michele Chu, Florence Lam, Monique Yim, and Bunny Cadag, curated by Jessie Kwok. The exhibition examines the complex relationship between host and guest as a framework to explore questions of intimacy and hospitality during times of transition and displacement. A host embraces, cares, and remains, while a guest arrives, adapts, and departs. In the physical or metaphorical sense—as a body, home or a place—the host-guest dynamic is marked by codependence, negotiation and sometimes conflict. Chu assumes the role of host by designing an immersive installation that envelops the senses, intervening in the tenth-floor space at Para Site, to welcome the audience into an interactive stage for performances and happenings. ... More PhotoGalleries Gabriele Münter TARWUK Awol Erizku Leo Villareal Flashback On a day like today, Italian painter Guido Reni was born November 04, 1575. Guido Reni (4 November 1575 - 18 August 1642) was an Italian painter of high-Baroque style. He painted primarily religious works, as well as mythological and allegorical subjects. Active in Rome, Naples, and his native Bologna, he became the dominant figure in the Bolognese School, and his eclectic classicism was widely influential. © 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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