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Louise Heron Blair (American, 1905 1972), Olimpia Torres in Mantilla, 1929. Oil on paper mounted on board, 24 1/2 Ã 19 5/8 inches. Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia; Gift of Martha Randolph Daura. GMOA 2003.888.
ATHENS, GA.- The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia has opened a new exhibition that sheds light on the life and work of two married artists whose time spent in Paris yielded a rich collection of art. Organized by Pierre Daura Curator of European Art Nelda Damiano, Power Couple: Pierre and Louise Daura in Paris features paintings by Louise Blair Daura, engravings by Pierre Daura and several objects that appear in their images. The exhibition is part of the museums In Dialogue series, which places works from the permanent collection in conversation with art from influential peers, related sketches and studies or even objects. To further his artistic training, Pierre Daura moved from his native Barcelona to Paris. There, in 1927, he met his future wife, Louise Heron Blair, an American also studying art. Their social sphere included artists, ... More |
The Best Photos of the Day Leila Heller is pleased to announce âThe Last Voyageâ by Sumayyah Samaha, on view in New York from July 25th to August 31st.
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| Zoe Paulsen named Sydney Contemporary Fair Director | | Works by surrealist Santiago Ribeiro stolen in San Juan Capistrano, California | | Peter Marino Art Foundation announces summer exhibitions | 
Zoe Paulsen is an experienced arts professional with a demonstrated history of successfully delivering multiple contemporary art fairs in Australia.
SYDNEY.- Art Fairs Australia announced Zoe Paulsen as Fair Director for Sydney Contemporary. Zoe Paulsen is an experienced arts professional with a demonstrated history of successfully delivering multiple contemporary art fairs in Australia, including The Other Art Fair (Sydney and Melbourne), Cant Do Tomorrow (Australias largest street art festival, Melbourne), the Affordable Art Fair (Sydney) and the Incognito Art Show (Sydney). We are delighted to announce Zoe as Fair Director. I have known Zoe for a number of years and have always had huge respect for her professionalism and understanding of the Australian arts community. Im confident future editions of Sydney Contemporary will continue to thrive under Zoes leadership and vision, Sydney Contemporary Founder, Tim Etchells said. We believe Zoe will ... More | | 
The paintings were in the studio of his North American colleague.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIF.- Recently, he has been the victim of a robbery in San Juan Capistrano, city in California with 4 works of art by the surrealist artist Santiago Ribeiro with an estimated value of 35 thousand dollars. Due to the absence of the house owner, she is also an artist and a victim of this criminal act. Ribeiro's works had already toured several countries and several North American cities such as New York, Dallas, Los Angeles, Mississippi, Indiana, Denver, as well as exhibited on the giant screens of Nasdaq and Reuters Sign In in Times Square in New York as well as in many others. Portuguese surrealist artist Santiago Ribeiro is the mentor and promoter of the world's largest surrealist exhibition of the 21st century, International Surrealism Now, his work has been exhibited globally, as well as in Berlin, Moscow, New York, Exhibition in Dallas, Los ... More | | 
Installation view.
SOUTHAMPTON, NY .- The Peter Marino Art Foundation showcases the works of internationally renowned artists in a meticulously restored late 19th century landmark building in the heart of Southampton, NY. Featuring a selection of hundreds of works from his personal art collection, architect Peter Marino curates the entire exhibition throughout the house museum with works spanning from Ancient Egypt to the present day. Highlighting the 2023 season is a summer-long exhibition of Georg Baselitz (May 20 September 30), and rotating exhibitions of contemporary works by Erwin Wurm (May 20 July 8), and Michal Rovner (July 15 September 30). In addition, new installations of works by French photographer Eugène Atget, noted for his turn of the 20th century photographs documenting Paris, and Italian-born photographer Priscilla Rattazzi, whose new series titled Three Lindens makes its debut at the Founda ... More |
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| Guild Hall announces Melanie Crader, accomplished art museum leader, as inaugural Director of Visual Arts | | Maruani Mercier Gallery opens its first solo exhibition of works by Danish artist Jeppe Hein | | Zhu Jinshi presents "Du Fu Tower" at the Chengdu Biennale | 
Portrait of Melanie Crader, Guild Hall's Inaugural Director of Visual Arts. Photography by Lori Hawkins. Courtesy of Guild Hall.
EAST HAMPTON, NY.- Guild Hall recently announced the appointment of Melanie Crader as the inaugural Director of Visual Arts. Crader, who comes to Guild Hall with over twenty years experience in senior level art museum positions, will be responsible for realizing a dynamic exhibition program that builds on the museums history while incorporating new directions in creative practice. Her previous posts include the Director of Exhibitions and Publication Management at the Hammer Museum at UCLA, Los Angeles, held various management roles at The Menil Collection in Houston, including Budget and Project Manager and Manager of Curatorial Projects, and most recently, Deputy Director at the Parrish Art Museum, Water Mill, NY, where she also served as Interim Director. Guild Hall Executive Director Andrea Grover states, Melanie is an extraordinarily capable museum professional who has helped artists ranging from early career ... More | | 
Jeppe Hein, Medium Red and Medium Yellow Mirror Balloon, 2023. Glass fiber reinforced plastic, chrome lacquer, magnet, ribbon, 40 x 26 x 26 cm 15 x 10 x 10 in. Unique.
KNOKKE.- Maruani Mercier Gallery announced the first solo exhibition of Danish artist Jeppe Hein at the gallery, presenting iconic works that riff on themes of introspection, togetherness, and play. Signature mirrored works and mind-bending installations are coupled with murals depicting blue waves, painted with the guidance of the artist's breath, uniting temporality, imagination, and flow. With the gallery space set in motion, Hein offers us a way to see the world from an infinite amount of perspectives. Two of his iconic benchesone placed on the Zeedijk boardwalk, and the other inside the Kustlaan galleryinvite visitors to interact with the whimsical structures that offer more than a place to sit. He compels us to dream, asking us: WHEN YOU CLOSE YOUR EYES, WHAT DO YOU SEE? Jeppe Hein (b. 1974 in Copenhagen, Denmark) is widely known for his production ... More | | 
Zhu Jinshi, Du Fu Tower, 2023, Xuan paper, steel frame, Courtesy of the artist and Chengdu Biennale.
CHENGDU.- Presented on occasion of the 2023 Chengdu Biennale, Zhu Jinshis Du Fu Tower stands nearly 40 feet tall and is meticulously constructed with featherlight sheets of Xuan paper assembled across a towering steel infrastructure. This site-specific work nods to a pagoda within the Du Fu Thatched Cottage national heritage site, an architectural relic in Chengdu originally built in honor of the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu. Designed to form a relationship with the lobby of the Chengdu Art Museum, the installation invites a delicate interplay of light, shadow, material, and space. The textured surface of the Xuan paper draped in neat rows resembles the eaves and tiles of rooftops, evoking the transient nature of time and moments of commonality across human civilization, a tower of Babel. And yet, its ethereal atmosphere serves as a protective veil, a mirage that distracts from the structures formal austerity. Despite its apparent softness, the structures lofty hexagonal ... More |
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| Explore "elsewhere, within here" exhibition celebrating Asian/AAPI identity at Pratt Institute | | World premiere of 'Dalí Alive 360º', a new dimension in storytelling | | Frick announces continuing support for free public events | 
Installation View "elsewhere, within here", 2023.
NEW YORK, NY.- Pratt Institute's School of Art Dean Jorge Oliver invited Pratt alumni Xinan Helen Ran and Sharmistha Ray to curate the exhibition "elsewhere, within here" of Pratt School of Art students who identify with Asian, Pacific Islander, South Asian, Southeast Asian, or Asian American identities, experiences, regions, or diasporas. School of Art associate degree students, undergraduate and graduate students, and members of the graduating class of 2023 who met these criteria were encouraged to submit their work for consideration. The resulting exhibition, "elsewhere, within here", celebrates the accomplishments of a diverse group of students and poses questions about the formation of cultural identity. The students in the exhibition have connections to countries including China, Guam, India, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and Singapore. Their work involves painting, installation, photography, video, illustration, and sculpture. ... More | | 
Dalà Alive © 2023 by The Salvador Dalà Museum, Inc. St. Petersburg, FL and Grande Experiences, Port Melbourne, Australia. Worldwide rights ©Salvador DalÃ, Fundacio Gala-Salvador DalÃ.
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.- The world premiere of Dalà Alive 360° is now on view at The Dalà Museum. The immersive experience celebrates the life and creative genius of one of the most influential and inventive artists of the modern era, Salvador DalÃ. This multi-sensory art experience will envelop visitors in 360 degrees of light and sound, within a monumental new Museum space The Dalà Dome. The dynamic animations of DalÃs works featured in Dalà Alive illuminate the challenges and triumphs of his artistic career and provide visitors the sensation of stepping into the life of Dalà himself. The experience immerses the visitor in DalÃs surreal landscapes, iconic melting clocks and mind-bending illusions with touchpoints from the artists childhood in Spain, through his introduction to ... More | | 
Installatioin view of the Frick.
NEW YORK, NY.- The Frick Collection announces continuing support for its popular free public evenings, as Trustee Karen Z. Gray-Krehbiel underwrites the remaining programs in the Open Nights series. Gathering in popularity over the past year, these community events have been held on a quarterly basis. Program-filled, the evenings are designed by the institutions Education Department to offer audiences yet another stimulating way to experience Frick Madison, the acclaimed temporary home of the museum and library during the renovation of the institutions historic buildings. The fall event, scheduled for Friday, September 29, from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m., is inspired by the exhibition Barkley L. Hendricks: Portraits at the Frick. Comments Ian Wardropper, Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Director, Weve been so thrilled with the success of this series of seasonal community events. Karen Gray-Krehbiel, ... More |
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| Rare 1823 engraved printing of the Declaration of Independence now on view | | Five contemporary Moana artists explore cultural and personal connections to hair | | Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein has relaunched online collection offering free access to artworks | 
Declaration of Independence engraving by William Stone, on loan from DOI Holdings LLC. Photo courtesy of the Museum of the American Revolution.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.- On August 2, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was signed by John Hancock and members of the Continental Congress. Visitors to the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia now can see a rare 1823 engraved printing of the Declaration that belonged to the last surviving signer, Charles Carroll. On August 2, 1826, Carroll signed the engraving to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original Declaration signing. The printing is on display alongside two rare and related letters of John Hancock (1776) and John Quincy Adams (1832). The items, on loan to the Museum from the Norcross family, are on view through October 2023. We are grateful to the Norcross family for their generosity in loaning to us ... More | | 
Artwork by Māia Piata Rose. Image Courtesy of the artist.
AUCKLAND .- Good Hair Day, a new exhibition opened Friday 4 August at Tautai Pacific Arts Trust, presents new work by artists Bai Buliruarua, Māia Piata Rose Week, Nââwié Tutugoro, Karlin Morrison Raju and Peter Wing Seeto. Curated by Luisa Tora. The cultural significance of hair in the Moana transcends our urban narratives in multi-layered ways and connects us to one another. As Moana peoples, our hair and multiple hairstyles tell stories, assert identities, and empower the avant-garde perspectives in our art making and social visibility. This gathering of artists draws on the late Dr Teresia Teaiwas call to build our own archives to store and share these unique stories and perspectives. In the face of code-switching and assimilation, we see the rise of the curly girl routine, the premiering of The Polynesian Panthers TV ... More | | 
Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein with Hilti Art Foundation. Städtle 32, 9490 Vaduz, Liechtenstein.
LIECHTENSTEIN.- Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein is again presenting the relaunched online collection! Art lovers and enthusiasts can now visit kunstmuseum.li/collection for free access to almost 3000 artworks from the Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein collection. In addition to images, the Museum's easy-to-use digital collection also includes carefully researched descriptions of works and is constantly being added to. We invite you to research, browse and embark on a digital tour! The previous online presentation of the collection was launched in 2010 to mark the tenth anniversary of the Kunstmuseum. For Director Letizia Ragaglia, the new online display is a major step towards making the Museum's treasures accessible to a wider public: "I am absolutely passionate about ... More |
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Research and Excavations at Sardis: 2023 Lecture with Nicholas D. Cahill
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 The IFPDA Print Fair returns to the Park Avenue Armory in 2024NEW YORK, NY.- The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair has announced that following its 30th edition, which will be held at the Javits Center October 26-29, it will be returning to its original location (from 1991 to 2016), the Park Avenue Armory. The 2024 IFPDA Print Fair will be held February 1518, 2024 at the historic venue on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The IFPDA Print Fair confirmed the shift from October to February is intended to capitalize on a gap in the New York art fair calendar that formed after The Armory Show shifted seasons in 2020. Since then, a total of six New York art fairs formerly held in February and March have moved to September and October, creating a crowded fall landscape for exhibitors and their clients. There is nowhere else quite like the Park Avenue Armory. It is our natural habitat! said Jenny ... More  New Arts Center to open at Brown University on October 21st PROVIDENCE, RI.- Brown University will celebrate the opening of The Lindemann Performing Arts Center on Saturday, October 21, 2023, with a full day of special programs led by Brown Arts Institute (BAI), a university-wide arts research enterprise that serves as a campus resource and catalyst for the arts at Brown. The Lindemann Performing Arts Center and Brown Arts Institute are both part of the Perelman Arts district. The day of celebration will welcome the campus community and the public to experience the Universitys new creative hub, curated by BAI and designed by REX/Joshua Ramus. Featuring a parade led by musician, composer, and bandleader Jon Batiste, arts conversations, building tours, pop-up performances, food trucks, and more, the community-wide gathering will mark the launch of a transformative new chapter for the arts at Brown, ... More  Adelaide Festival 2023 generates impact of $57.6 million for South AustraliaADELAIDE.- The numbers are in for the 2023 Adelaide Festival, with the event generating an estimated gross expenditure of $57.6 million for the state (increased from $51.8 million in 2022). Adelaide Festival has also secured an additional $2.3 million from the South Australian Government, enabling it to continue to attract major international events over the next three years. Adelaide Festivals impact on South Australias Gross State Product saw a 44% increase on 2022 figures, reaping an estimated $38.1 million in newly created income for the State. Visitor bed nights increased to 105,943 (up from 103,335 in 2022), with an average spend per visitor in South Australia of $4,676 (up 47% from $3,168 in 2022) and created the equivalent of 324 full-time jobs (up from 250 in 2022). The Festivals opening week of exclusive, Adelaide-only events attracted ... More  Heji Shin debuts new work exploring contemporary society and cultureNEW YORK, NY.- 52 Walker is currently showing its eighth exhibition, THE BIG NUDES, which features the work of New Yorkbased artist Heji Shin (b. 1976). Throughout her photographic practice, Shin has skirted the boundaries of convention, creating images that challenge judgments of taste vis-à -vis fashion, celebrity, and sexuality. This is her first solo exhibition in New York since 2020. Shins practice oscillates fluidly between the commercial and fine- art realms, and the work she exhibits in gallery and museum contexts is strongly influenced by the editorial work she produces. Shin often shoots her varied subjects at close range and employs the vernacular of fashion photography, in which lighting and display are paramount in drawing attention to covetable merchandise. Revealing our scopophilic tendencies while refusing to essentialize or pass ... More  Spider-Man #1 comic book auctioned for $520,380 at Hake's in PennsylvaniaYORK, PA.- A super-clean, CGC 9.6 copy of Amazing Spider-Man #1 (March 1963) one of only five of its type and grade known to exist set off a bidding war at Hakes July 25-26 auction of pop culture memorabilia, rocketing to an astonishing final price of $520,380. The comic had been displayed at Comic-Con in San Diego and attracted huge interest from fans, a sure sign of what was to come. Collectors knew what made the book special. It came from the John B Goodrich collection, had desirable white pages, and was one of only three at that grade level to reach the auction marketplace in more than a decade, said Hakes president, Alex Winter. Eight months prior to our sale, a CGC 9.6 Spider-Man #1, which had off-white as opposed to white pages, sold for $336,000. Everyone in the comic book world was aware that our July auction was ... More  Their rooftop photos are stunning. Their subculture has its critics.NEW YORK, NY.- Remi Lucidi, a sergeant in the French army, died far from a battlefield. His body was found recently aside a Hong Kong skyscraper where he had been spotted near the rooftop. In his spare time, Lucidi, 30, was a rooftopper, shorthand for someone who takes photos and selfies from the tops of tall buildings, sometimes by trespassing. After his death was reported, some Instagram users debated the value and purpose of his art, which involved clambering onto ledges and antennae in cities across Europe, Asia and the Middle East. To friends and admirers, Lucidis spine-tingling photos were the work of a talented, restless adventurer. To his critics, they were a case study in reckless risk-taking. That debate mirrors tensions within a broader movement called urban exploration, or urbex, one that is often associated with ... More  Exhibition pays homage to the resilience of the humble mushroom LOS ANGELES, CA.- Praz-Delavallade Projects Los Angeles is presenting Rooted Signals, an exhibition that pays homage to the resilience of the humble mushroom and its vast mycelial networks connecting individual plants at the root by the Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Moral Turgeman. Considered the most intelligent of simple multicellular organisms, this porous fungal structure ensures individual plants across vast areas receive the nutrients they need to survive, through a complex and still little understood communication system. Turgeman brings this vital and decentralized structure of collective intelligence to Rooted Signals, conceptualizing the mycelium process of sending chemical signals across its generative, skeletal, and binding branches of tubular threadscalled hyphaeto the human experience. The immersive exhibition ... More  The Japanese American National Museum announces $65 million comprehensive fundraising campaignLOS ANGELES, CA.- The Japanese American National Museum launched the public phase of its historic $65 million comprehensive fundraising campaign and announces an ambitious plan for the future that includes a renovation of the Museums galleries and a new core exhibition. Thanks to the overwhelming response from the community, specifically 59 leadership gifts of $100,000 and above, the Our Promise campaign has raised $48 million to date, 74% of the goal. JANMs founders promised that the Museum would stand as a beacon of civil rights to ensure that what happened to Japanese Americans in 1942 would never happen to any other group, said Ann Burroughs, President and CEO of JANM. Therefore, JANM is embarking on the largest campaign in its history to secure its future and transform its physical and digital ... More  Glass Fest Northwest returns to Museum of GlassTACOMA, WA.- Museum of Glass will welcome visitors back to Glass Fest Northwest on Saturday, August 12. Glass Fest Northwest puts art and the Pacific Northwest center stage by bringing together local artists, artisans, vendors, and community members. Visitors are invited to enjoy browsing the works of more than 50 local artists and vendors on the Grand Plaza. Food and drink will be available from a selection of food trucks as well as from La Finestra Café, the new residents of the Museum of Glass restaurant space. Also on the Grand Plaza will be live marble-making demonstrations by a lineup of flameworkers and marble racing on this years custom-built marble run. The festivities continue inside the Museum. Visiting Artist Nancy Burgess will be working in the Cone alongside the Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team. Burgess ... More  Jerwood Foundation announces intention to merge Jerwood Arts into Jerwood FoundationLONDON.- Jerwood Foundation, which has been supporting the arts since 1977, endowed Jerwood Charity with a fund of £25 million in 1999. Both are recognised UK charities and will now work under the single name Jerwood Foundation. Following a period of review Jerwood Charity operations will become part of the Foundation and the Jerwood boards will merge, with Rupert Tyler being appointed as Chairman. Lara Wardle, Executive Director, Jerwood Foundation, will lead the organisation and management. Since 1991, Jerwood has channelled over £110 million in capital and revenue funding in support of arts and education in the UK. Jerwood Charity has distributed a proportion of this into programmes such as the Jerwood/Photoworks Awards, Jerwood Survey, Jerwood Composer+ at the LSO and the Jerwood New Playwrights at the Royal ... More  New exhibition showcases art, voices and faces of those behind prison wallsCHICAGO, IL.- "C/O! / I need a med-tech / I cant taste or smell, Jimmie Moodys poem starts with a plea. Yelled throughout the cellhouse / But nobody coming. Moodys Untitled, one of many pieces brought together by curator Michelle Daniel Jones, is currently on display in the art exhibition Makes Me Wanna Holla: Art, Death & Imprisonment. Open through Sept. 10 at the Logan Center for the Arts, the exhibition explores the injustices of the carceral system through the voices and art of those who have experienced them firsthand. The exhibition culminates a yearlong Artist for the People Practitioner fellowship for Daniel Jones and artist Dorothy Burge, co-hosted by UChicagos Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture (CSRPC) and the Pozen Center Human Rights Lab. This fellowship is centered on artists who ... More |
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Flashback On a day like today, German painter Emil Nolde was born August 07, 1867. Emil Nolde (7 August 1867 - 13 April 1956) was a German painter and printmaker. He was one of the first Expressionists, a member of Die Brücke, and is considered to be one of the great oil painting and watercolour painters of the 20th century. He is known for his vigorous brushwork and expressive choice of colors. Golden yellows and deep reds appear frequently in his work, giving a luminous quality to otherwise somber tones. His watercolors include vivid, brooding storm-scapes and brilliant florals. In this image: Members of the media take a look at some of the paintings by German artist Emil Nolde presented at the Grand Palais in Paris, Wednesday Sept. 24, 2008. Painting at left is: Leute Im Dortkrug, (At the Village Hotel).
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