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The First Art Newspaper on the Net Established in 1996 Tuesday, October 8, 2024 Städel Museum opens 'Fantasy and Passion: Drawing from Carracci to Bernini' Guercino (Giovanni Francesco Barbieri) (1591—1666), Christ in Emmaus ca. 1619. FRANKFURT.- The Städel Museum presents the great masters of Italian Baroque draughtsmanship. For the brothers Agostino and Annibale Carracci, Guercino, Stefano della Bella and Gian Lorenzo Bernini, drawing was a central component of their artistic work. In their drawings, they not only laid the foundations for their paintings, sculptures or prints, but also demonstrated the independence of the medium. Executed with pen and brush or black or red chalk, the sheets are sketches, studies or precisely rendered individual works. They impress with their sweeping lines, their dramatic chiaroscuro and their extraordinary expressiveness. From 10 October 2024 to 12 January 2025, the Städel Museum will be showing 90 of these remarkable Italian Baroque drawings from its own collection in an exhibition parallel to the Frankfurt Book Fair with Italy as this year’s Guest of Honour, inviting visitors to an intimate encounter with the artistic drawings of a bygone era. The scholarly analysis of the drawings was mad ... More The Best Photos of the Day View of the exhibition Two by Two, Together: Recent Additions to the MMFA's Collection. Photo MMFA, Jean-François Brière. Barbican Art Gallery opens 'The Imaginary Institution of India: Art 1975-1998' 'Genesis Belanger: In the Right Conditions we are Indistinguishable' opens at Pace Exhibition brings together over 80 recent additions to Montreal Museum of Fine Arts' collection Sudhir Patwardhan, Construction Woman Washing Her Face, 1998 © 2024 Sudhir Patwardhan. Courtesy of The Artist and Vadehra Art Gallery. LONDON.- The Barbican presents The Imaginary Institution of India: Art 1975- 1998, the world’s first exhibition to explore and chart this period of significant cultural and political change in India. Featuring nearly 150 works of art across painting, sculpture, photography, installation and film, this landmark group show examines the ways in which 30 artists have distilled significant episodes of the late 20th century and reflected intimate ... More Genesis Belanger, It Always Comes Out in the Wash, 2024. Stoneware, porcelain, patinaed brass and fiberglass, 29" × 6" × 32". © Genesis Belanger. Photography by Pauline Shapiro, courtesy the artist and Pace Gallery. LONDON.- Pace announces the first solo exhibition of works by Genesis Belanger in the UK at its Hanover Square gallery, on view from October 9 to November 9. For In the Right Conditions we are Indistinguishable, Belanger will probe the shifting complexities of self-curation, domestic labor, and our relationship with nature through fourteen ... More Wanda Koop (born in 1951), Breaking News (Midday in Eden), from the series “Breaking News,” 2020. MMFA, purchase, Michael St.B. Harrison Fund. © Wanda Koop. Photo MMFA, Jean-François Brière. MONTREAL.- This exhibition unveils a selection of artworks that have been acquired by the MMFA over the last five years, displayed in groupings that create a dialogue between the works, through their subject, medium, form, function and time period. Through these juxtapositions, we hope to provoke new and enlightening interpretations of the Museum’s collection. Two by Two, ... More Robert Longo re-envisages his Combines of the 1980s in Searchers at Thaddaeus Ropac Friart opens a major retrospective dedicated to Bernhard Schobinger's work Three exceptional works from the collection of Harry Frank Guggenheim to be offered at Sotheby's Robert Longo, Untitled (Wisteria), 2024. Charcoal on mounted paper. Unframed 177.8 x 224.2 cm. Courtesy Thaddaeus Ropac, London · Paris · Salzburg · Seoul © Robert Longo / ARS, New York 2024. LONDON.- Robert Longo re-envisages his Combines of the 1980s in Searchers, a two-part exhibition presented at Thaddaeus Ropac and Pace in London. His monumental new multimedia works reflect the breadth of the American artist’s career-long experimentation with the visual potential of different media. On view at Thaddaeus Ropac, Untitled (Pilgrim) extends to over seven metres ... More Bernhard Schobinger, Cardan Joint Ring, 2013. Photo: Fabio Mantegna. Courtesy Martina Simeti Gallery, Milan. FRIBOURG.- Friart is dedicating a major retrospective to Bernhard Schobinger, the artist at the heart of a revolution in jewelry creation. Revisiting an original oeuvre spanning 50 years, the exhibition pays homage to an independent figure who stands alone in the art of his country and beyond. From his connections with Concrete art to punk rebellion, from postmodern eclecticism to the smallest of zen-influenced ... More Alberto Giacometti’s celebrated Buste (Tête tranchante) (Diego), exhibited at the artist’s first-ever museum show (Est. $ 10 m - $15 m). Courtesy Sotheby’s. NEW YORK, NY.- This November, Sotheby’s will present three remarkable works at auction from the esteemed collection of Harry Frank Guggenheim, the distinguished American businessman, philanthropist, and diplomat instrumental in founding the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York. Offered during Sotheby’s Modern Evening Auction in New York will be Franz Marc’s ... More Krannert Art Museum's new acquisitions expand collection, research and teaching opportunities Mickey Mantle sets another record to help Heritage's fall Sports Catalog Auction hammer home a $17.8 million finish Pin-up photographer Bunny Yeager's vintage archive comes to Heritage Oct. 24 Wifredo Lam, Cuba, 1902–1984. “Personnage,” 1969. Oil on canvas. Museum Purchase through the Iver J. Nelson Jr. Fund. 2024-8-1. Courtesy Krannert Art Museum. CHAMPAIGN, ILL.- Krannert Art Museum at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign made several acquisitions in the past year that will transform its collection and be used regularly in research and teaching. “When we are investing in purchasing works of art or taking in a large collection, we always have a sense of how the works of art can expand or change what we’re already ... More 1959 Topps Mickey Mantle #10 PSA Mint 9. It’s the best time of the year for baseball — the post-season, when the contenders pull away from the pretenders and anyone can become immortal with one swing of the bat. And more than a few champs were crowned during Heritage’s Oct. 4-6 Fall Sports Catalog Auction, among them, who else but Mickey Mantle. The Commerce Comet, just last week deemed the reigning King of the Hobby by Sports Illustrated, added another record to his ledger when his 1959 Topps card graded a Mint 9 by PSA realized $300,000 ... More Bunny Yeager (American, 1929-2014), Self Portrait (Unbuttoning Shirt), circa 1950s. Gelatin silver print, 10 x 8 inches. DALLAS, TX.- Take a look at this famous photo, included in Heritage’s October 24 Bunny Yeager Archive: Pin Up Photographs Showcase Auction. It is arguably the world’s most famous pin-up, Bettie Page, from the 1955 centerfold shoot of the still-new Playboy. The photographer Bunny Yeager took that photo in her own home, and many others of Page’s most indelible pictures — and in the process shaped the way a post-war America ... More Exhibition highlights various aspects of life in 1980s Germany New Royal Patron for Brighton & Hove Museums announced TANK presents a site-specific installation by Belgian artist Thomas Lerooy Christian von Alvensleben, Neue Deutsche Welle, Peter Schilling, 1983. Stiftung F.C. Gundlach Hamburg. HAMBURG.- The early 1980s marked a period of profound change in Germany, characterized by groundbreaking innovations and significant societal anxieties. This was an era when technological advancements, such as the introduction of Apple's first Macintosh computer and Motorola's first mobile phone, began to reshape daily life. By 1984, even email communication was starting to take hold, signaling a shift towards ... More HRH The Duke of Gloucester © John Swannell. BRIGHTON & HOVE.- Brighton & Hove Museums announced that His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester has taken over as patron of the charity. The previous patron was the former Prince of Wales but he stepped down when he became King in 2022. The Duke of Gloucester is the late Queen Elizabeth II’s cousin and a full-time working member of the Royal Family. He attends national and international events in support of The King and his duties as Head of State, ... More Thomas Lerooy, Eye Am, 2022. Oil on canvas, 73.6 X 58.4 X 5 cm. SHANGHAI.- The arched project space of TANK, with its industrial architectural features, serves as the setting for Belgian artist Thomas Lerooy’s exhibition on the theme of «Light». This site-specific installation invites visitors to engage in two ways: to approach it gradually from the outside, or to examine the intricate details of the paintings up close, experiencing the contrasting qualities of ‘light’ at both macro and micro levels, and within ... More Harvesting Color: Ancestral Recipes for Today’s World More News The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth presents 'Jonah Freeman + Justin Lowe: Sunset Corridor' FORT WORTH, TX.- The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth presents Jonah Freeman + Justin Lowe: Sunset Corridor, a multi- room immersive installation by the artist duo Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe, on view from October 4, 2024, through January 5, 2025. Sunset Corridor, 2024, is the latest chapter in the artists’ deep dive into the San San Universe, their fictional, retrofuturistic domain. San San is partially based on a futurist theory put forth by Herman Kahn and Anthony Weiner in their book The Year 2000 (1967), which speculated that San Diego and San Francisco would merge into one giant metropolis by the turn of the twenty-first century. Although this prediction never came to pass, the theory is foundational to Freeman and Lowe’s creation: an adjacent world that parallels modern- day reality and illuminates our society’s relationships ... More Museum Perron Oost & Semester9 present FLUXUS CORPORUM: Jiyan Düyü AMSTERDAM.- Jiyan Düyü is exhibiting his work at Museum Perron Oost, as the third of the four part exhibition series 'Fluxus Corporum'. Whether it’s a glance, a gesture, or a silence in conversation — Jiyan Düyü captures these small, intimate human interactions and magnifies them in a way that allows the viewer to feel part of the moment. Her video installations and photo-lithographs, focused on these exchanges between her loved ones, spark a sense of recognition and comfort, stopping you in your tracks. The historical location of the museum, a former train station, reinforces the theme of movement and temporary encounters. Once a place where people came and went, the museum now invites visitors to pause and become part of Düyü’s world. The exhibition feels like a journey through ... More Shaan Syed's second solo exhibition with Vardaxoglou opens in London LONDON.- Vardaxoglou will present a solo exhibition with Shaan Syed (b. 1975, Toronto, Canada). It is Shaan Syed’s second solo exhibition with the gallery and features new works from the artist’s recent ‘English Paintings’ series (2020–2024), which explores the artist’s personal history spanning British India, Pakistan, England, and Canada. Join us for the Private View on 8 October from 5–8pm. An extended text by the artist accompanies the exhibition. Shaan Syed was born in Toronto, Canada in 1975 and lives and works in London, UK. He holds an MFA from Goldsmiths College in London (2006) and a diploma in Fine Arts from OCAD in Toronto (2000). Recent solo exhibitions include presentations at Bradley Ertaskiran (Montreal), Vardaxoglou (London), and Kunsthalle Winterthur (Winterthur). He has participated in numerous group exhibitions ... More Schlossmuseum Linz opens an exhibition of works by Hubert Schmalix LINZ.- Hubert Schmalix became internationally recognised in the 1980s as a representative of “New Painting.” After an extended stay in the Philippines, he found his style, which is characterised by expressive colours, strong contours and naive figuration. In the exhibition at the Schlossmuseum in Linz, he is presenting current works that are being shown for the first time. For Schmalix, the main source of his clearly defined and reduced formal language is the world of comics. Every figure, every landscape element and every object is designed in a two-dimensional way and given a strong contour. He often positions individual characters in a pictorial space that is defined only by a horizontal line and two background colours. The artist stylises them with oversized hands and feet, while emphasising their emotional states through expressive facial ... More German Photobook Award 24 │ 25 celebrates excellence in photography books FRANKFURT.- The German Photobook Award 24|25 has announced its nominees, as the jury's decisions are now in. The first stop for the exhibition of nominated books will be the renowned Frankfurt Book Fair, taking place from October 16 to 20, 2024, in Hall 3.1, J91. This marks the beginning of a celebration of photography and book artistry from the D-A-CH region—Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. As in previous years, photo and art book experts gathered in September at the Städtische Galerie in the "Leerer Beutel" in Regensburg. Invited by the non-profit Festival Fotografischer Bilder e.V., six jurors from Austria, Germany, and Switzerland convened to review over 300 submitted titles and compile a longlist of nominees. Eligibility extended to individuals born or residing in the D-A-CH region, as well as to publishers based there. ... More Hermès Faubourg Birkin brings $137,500 in Heritage's Autumn Luxury Accessories auction DALLAS, TX.- A rare and highly coveted Hermès 20cm So Black Matte Alligator Midnight Faubourg Birkin Sellier Bag realized $137,500 in Heritage Auctions' October 3 Autumn Luxury Accessories Signature® Auction, leading the event to a $2,076,935 finish. First released in 2019 as a limited-edition bag, the Birkin 20 Faubourg, also known as the "House Birkin," replicates the façade of Hermès' flagship boutique at 24 Rue de Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris. The Faubourg, which is steadily becoming the must-have bag for connoisseurs and collectors, is extremely difficult to obtain from a boutique, regardless of one's spend history with Hermès. Another standout in the auction was the Hermès Box Calf Leather Clouté Mini Kelly 20, which also pays tribute to Hermès' flagship boutique. This modern take on a timeless classic, which sold for ... More Legendary animation characters and creators abound in Heritage sale DALLAS, TX.- It’s hard to quantify just how thoroughly anime has impacted Western sensibilities, though we can certainly trace the cycles of rising awareness and fandom of this manga-derived Japanese art form. In the U.S., we started in earnest in the 1960s, with imported dubs of the renamed Astro Boy and then Speed Racer; then the reworked imports Battle of the Planets and Star Blazers in the 1970s, Robotech in the 1980s, and by the late 1990s, titles like Akira, Sailor Moon, and the Evangelion series were becoming household names, along with, of course, the English dub of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z. Dragon Ball, the anime based on Akira Toriyama’s original manga, is one of the most successful franchises in animation history, and from Oct. 18-22 Heritage pays tribute to the late, great Toriyama, as well as other VIPs of the animation ... More PhotoGalleries Gabriele Münter TARWUK Awol Erizku Leo Villareal Flashback On a day like today, American painter and activist Faith Ringgold was born October 08, 1930. Faith Ringgold (born October 8, 1930, in Harlem, New York City) is an artist, best known for her narrative quilts. Ringgold’s artistic practice was extremely broad and diverse, and included media from painting to quilts, from sculptures and performance art to children’s books. She was an educator who taught in the New York city Public school system and on the college level. In 1973, she quit teaching public school to devote herself to creating art full-time. n this image: Faith Ringgold, American People Series, The Flag is Bleeding, 1967, oil on canvas. Collection of the artist, c. Faith Ringgold. Courtesy ACA Galleries, NY. © 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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