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The exhibition includes works that are relatively unknown in France, ranging from Corot to Cézanne and Matisse, the changing landscapes of Monet, Pissarro, and Sisley, and the tender portraits of Renoir, Morisot, and Gonzalès.
PARIS.- As is the case with the Musée Jacquemart-André, the Ordrupgaard Collection was assembled by two art lovers, the Danish couple Wilhelm (18681936) and Henny (18701951) Hansen. A businessman and art connoisseur, and an independent and visionary man, Wilhelm Hansen assembled in only two years (between 1916 and 1918) a collectionwhich was quite unique in Europeof Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works from the second half of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. A selection of more than forty works are being presented for the first time in Paris, at the Musée Jacquemart-André. The exhibition includes works that are relatively unknown in France, ranging from Corot to Cézanne and Matisse, the changing landscapes of Monet, Pissarro, and Sisley, and the tender portraits of Renoir, Morisot, and Gonzalès. The works of emblematic artists such as Degas, Manet, and Courbet, are also being exhibite ... More |
The Best Photos of the Day Russian model Natalia Vodianova poses before the opening of an exhibition to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Christian Dior brand at the Galeries Lafayette Haussmann in Paris on September 19, 2017. PHILIPPE LOPEZ / AFP
| Hauser & Wirth opens acomprehensive overview of Arte Povera | | Sara Kay announces Sara Kay Gallery | | Major collection of Dutch paintings of the Golden Age donated to the Kunsthalle Bremen | 
Giovanni Anselmo, Torsione (Torsion), 1968. Cement, leather, wood. Overall: approx. 72 x 86 x 86 cm / 28 3/8 x 33 7/8 x 33 7/8 in, © Giovanni Anselmo. Courtesy Archivio Anselmo. Courtesy Sammlung Goetz, München. Photo: Raimund Koch, NY.
NEW YORK, NY.- Hauser & Wirth is presenting Arte Povera. Curated by Ingvild Goetz, a comprehensive overview of Italys highly innovative twentieth-century art movement, as seen through the eyes of one of its most significant collectors. With over 150 works on view, Arte Povera sheds light on the ideas and motivations of a group of Italian artists jointly known as i poveristi whose radical responses to the sociopolitical upheaval of their time remain vividly relevant today. The exhibition coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Arte Povera movement and features works spanning the late 1950s to the 1990s by Claudio Abate, Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Giorgio Colombo, Luciano Fabro, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Merz, Paolo Mussat Sartor, Giulio Paolini, Pino Pascali, Giuseppe Penone, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Emilio Prini, and ... More | | 
Jean Dubuffet, Paysage Amoncelé, 1968 Copyright 2015 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris.
NEW YORK, NY.- Sara Kay announced the opening of her first gallery, Sara Kay Gallery, in a historic 19th century townhouse at 4 East 2nd Street on September 28, 2017. Sara Kay Gallery serves as the culmination of Kays 20-year career encompassing Old Masters to Contemporary Art. Her diverse expertise will drive the gallerys genre-defying programming, which will span a wide range of art historical periods and movements, and provide an expansive vision for collecting. The gallery will also put a special emphasis on supporting female artists. Prior to founding her art advisory business in 2015, Kay was Director of the prestigious gallery White Cube in London. Formerly, she served as Director of the Fine Art Department at the Jan Krugier Gallery, the exclusive agent for work by Pablo Picasso from the Marina Picasso Estate, and specialized in 19th and 20th century painting, drawing and sculpture. Previously, Kay served as a Specialist in Old Master Drawings ... More | | 
Jacob Ochtervelt, Die Serenade. Ãl auf Leinwand, 51 x 40 cm. Kunsthalle Bremen Der Kunstverein in Bremen.
BREMEN.- For decades, this private collection remained a secret: now the Bremen businessman Carl Schünemann has donated his valuable collection of Old Master paintings to the Kunsthalle Bremen. The core of the collection consists of 32 paintings by seventeenth-century Dutch masters. In addition, it includes a Tuscan Madonna panel from around 1400 and an eighteenth century panorama of Venice by Michele Marieschi. It is the most significant group of Old Master works that the Kunstverein, which remains to this day the responsible body of the Kunsthalle Bremen, has received since it was founded in 1823. With this gift, Schünemann has joined the ranks of great Hanseatic patrons of the arts. Carl Schünemann comes from a prominent publishing family in Bremen. He is the fifth generation to manage the Bremen print and publishing company Carl Ed. Schünemann KG, which, in addition to its venerable newspaper arm, also publishes an extensive book ... More |
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| Artists donate works for auction to help those affected by the Grenfell Tower fire | | World auction record for an English watch: George Daniels' Space Travellers sells for £3.2 million | | Getty Museum to exhibit rare Michelangelo drawing | 
Wolfgang Tillmans, Freischwimmer 193 (2009). Chromogenic print, 238.2 x 181 x 6 cm. Est. £80,000-120,000. Courtesy Sothebys.
LONDON.- The Art for Grenfell auction will take place on Monday 16 October at Sothebys, 34-35 New Bond Street, in London. Leading contemporary artists have generously agreed to donate works to the auction, including Tacita Dean, Tracey Emin, Rachel Howard, Sarah Lucas, Harland Miller, Wolfgang Tillmans, Yinka Shonibare, Mark Wallinger and Rachel Whiteread. Gallerist Sadie Coles, a former resident of Notting Hill, will also donate a work from her own collection. The sale proceeds will be divided up equally among the 158 surviving families by the Rugby Portobello Trust, a North Kensington-based charity which has been closely supporting the Grenfell residents since the fire in June. Film Producer Hamish McAlpine and Art Consultant Katie Heller are the driving-forces behind Art For Grenfell, and over the past few months have been working with the artists to ... More | | 
George Daniels, Space Travellers Watch, circa 1982. Estimate £1.2 1.8 million. Courtesy Sothebys.
LONDON.- Today at Sothebys London, George Daniels legendary `Space Travellers re-established its supreme status as the most valuable English watch in auction history, when it sold for £3,196,250 ($4,324,526), thereby beating the record of £1.3 million it set in 2012*. Made circa 1982, this 18k yellow-gold chronograph with Daniels independent double-wheel escapement is one of the celebrated British watchmakers most important timepieces. Four bidders competed for this masterpiece of horology which went to an anonymous buyer in the room after almost 10 minutes of suspense. Named in honour of the American moon landing in 1969, the watch was described by Daniels as the kind of watch you would need on your package tour to Mars. This impressive, beautifully crafted watch is one of only two ever-made in this style and is unique in its inclusion of a chronograph. Featuring both mean-solar time and sidereal ... More | | 
Michelangelo Buonarroti (Italian, 1475-1564), Study of a Mourning Woman (detail). Pen and brown ink, heightened with white, 26 x 16.5 cm.
LOS ANGELES, CA.- The Getty Museum will exhibit a rare drawing by one of historys most admired artists, Michelangelo, for a limited time from September 20 through October 29, 2017. The drawing was part of a landmark group of 16 drawings and one painting acquired by the Getty Museum in July of this year. Study of a Mourning Woman, ca. 1500-05, by Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564) made headlines after it was rediscovered in the collection at Castle Howard in 1995. Before then, it had been hidden among other treasures in the family collection, unknown to scholars for hundreds of years. This is the first time the drawing has been exhibited in a museum since its rediscovery. Michelangelos drawing is the supernova among a collection of some 16 extraordinarily rare and important drawings recently acquired by the Getty, says Timothy Potts, director of the ... More |
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| China Guardian Hong Kong announces highlights from its 2017 Autumn Autumn Auctions | | Rare full-scale Sputnik model to highlight the Air and Space Sale at Bonhams New York | | Rodin at The Met honors centennial of the artist's death and celebrates museum's historic collection | 
A Covered Bronze Water-Vessel With Loop Handle, Bird-Upon-Man Legs and Interlaced Dragon Design, He Early Warring States Period (475-221 BC) 24cm. high. Estimate: HKD 3,000,000 - 5,000,000.
HONG KONG.- China Guardian Hong Kong 5th Anniversary and 2017 Autumn Auctions will take place from 30 Sep to 3 Oct at Hall 5 BC, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. In this spectacular "China Guardian's Year", China Guardian (Hong Kong) will present remarkable artworks from all around the globe to discerning connoisseurs. The auction series encompass Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy, Classical Furniture, Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, Jewellery, Watches & Luxury Goods and Asian 20th Century and Contemporary Art, the varied array of magnificent pieces at the upcoming auction will be a splendid feast for all collectors. Ms. Hu Yanyan, President of China Guardian (HK) Auctions Co., Ltd, states, It was in the autumn of 2012 that China Guardian (HK) held its first auction in Hong Kong. Although there were just two sessions, one for Chinese paintings and calligraphy and the other for Chinese furniture, anticipating collectors ... More | | 
A Neil Armstrong Apollo-Era Training Glove Issued to Neil Armstrong, with his Beta Cloth Tag. Estimate: $8,000-12,000. Photo: Bonhams.
NEW YORK, NY.- On September 27, Bonhams will offer The Air and Space Sale, which comprises over 200 lots that celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of our greatest aviation and space pioneers. Highlights include a full-scale Sputnik-1 EMC/EMI test model, a Neil Armstrong Apollo-Era Training Glove, and a Wright Brothers photo album featuring the first photos ever published of their flyer inflight. The public exhibition begins September 22 to 26. Bonhams will offer an exceptionally rare vintage test model of the Sputnik-1 satellite. It is a full-scale vintage test model of the Sputnik-1 satellite, serial number "0K6-1/002/1957", with live transmitter (modern 12 volt power supply included) (estimate: $100,000-150,000). This is one of only a few made to test ground Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Electromagnetic Interference (AMI) testing. There are only a handful of known vintage test models of the Sputnik-1: three in private hands (includ ... More | | 
Auguste Rodin, The Thinker Founder: Cast by Alexis Rudier (French) Modeled ca. 1880, cast ca. 1910. Bronze. Overall: 27 5/8 in., 185 lb. (70.2 cm, 83.9 kg) The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Thomas F. Ryan, 1910.
NEW YORK, NY.- On the centenary of the death of Auguste Rodin (18401917), The Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrates its historic collection of the artists work in Rodin at The Met. Nearly 50 marbles, bronzes, plasters, and terracottas by Rodin, representing more than a century of acquisitions and gifts to the Museum, are being displayed in the newly installed and refurbished B. Gerald Cantor Sculpture Gallery (Gallery 800). The exhibition features iconic sculptures such as The Thinker and The Hand of God, as well as masterpieces such as The Tempest that have not been on view in decades. Paintings from The Mets collection by some of Rodins most admired contemporaries, including his friends Claude Monet (1840 1926) and Pierre Puvis de Chavannes (18241898), are being presented in dialogue with the sculptures on display. The extraordinary range of The Mets holdings of Rodins work are being highlighted i ... More |
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| The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago opens first major museum survey of artist Michael Rakowitz | | Austrian Cultural Forum New York celebrates artist Franz West | | Christie's redesigns decorative arts: New program of events and sales launching autumn 2017 | 
Michael Rakowitz, May the Arrogant Not Prevail, 2010. Found Arabic packaging and newspapers, glue, cardboard, and wood; 35 ¼ x 194 ¼ x 37 ½ in. (597.5 x 493.4 x 95.3 cm). Collection Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, gift of Marshall Fields by exchange, 2015.4 Image courtesy of the artist and Rhona Hoffman Gallery.
CHICAGO, IL.- The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago presents the first major museum survey of Chicago-based, Iraqi-American artist Michael Rakowitz whose work explores contested social, political, and cultural histories. Rakowitz revives destroyed and looted objects and marginalized histories, and questions how art can function as a space for closing those wounds. Drawing on personal experience and research on these subjects, as well as history and popular culture, Rakowitz creates illustrated objects, installations, and performances that invite viewers to contemplate their complicit relationship to the political world around them, recognizing that hospitality and hostility are interlinked. The exhibition includes his major commission What Dust Will Rise? created for ... More | | 
Franz West and Andreas Reiter Raabe, Fleur Mal, 2012. LED lamp, paper machè, Kartonrohre, acrylic, Metal chain ca. 35 x 73 x 77 cm. Courtesy Andreas Reiter Raabe. Photo: Ashley Barber.
NEW YORK, NY.- The Austrian Cultural Forum New York presents Wild West, a group exhibition commemorating the legacy of late Austrian artist Franz West (1947-2012), on view September 20, 2017 January 22, 2018. Curated by former West-collaborator Andreas Reiter Raabe, the show consists of works by Franz West, his New Yorkbased contemporaries, and commissioned works by emerging artists from New York and Austria. The exhibitions title acts as a play-on-words for Wests nonconformist, anarchic approach to creating artworks and his critical place in Western art history. His deep curiosity for alternative ways of thinking and exhibiting manifested in his numerous collaborations with fellow artists and creatives. At the height of his career in the mid-1980s, West chose to exceed the boundaries of a typical solo show and invited emerging artists to exhibit alongside him, often to the surprise of ... More | | 
English and European Furniture, Works of Art & Ceramics & Silver 18 October, New York. © Christies Images Limited 2017.
NEW YORK, NY.- Christies announces a new sales strategy commencing in Autumn 2017 to align its global decorative arts sales calendar with key industry fairs, and to introduce a program of engaging, international public events called Christies Lates. The new decorative arts calendar features curated sales targeting a wide range of buyers; The Exceptional Sale, presenting museum quality pieces; The Collector sales, offering a curated selection of objects and furniture for connoisseurs; Interiors sales, featuring contemporary and classic pieces for the home; and Private Collection sales, selling property from the homes of important collectors. Christies Lates welcomes collectors and enthusiasts of all ages and interests who enjoy engaging with art. The events are free and open to the public with special programming during the auction previews. The popular concept of Christies Lates will launch at Christies London, 8 Kin ... More |
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 Wesleyan University's Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery presents "Black Pulp!"MIDDLETOWN, CONN.- Black Pulp!, an exhibition that examines evolving perspectives of Black identity in American culture and history from 1912 to 2016 through rare historical printed media shown in dialogue with contemporary works of art, is on view in the Main Gallery at Wesleyan Universitys Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery, located at 283 Washington Terrace on the Wesleyan campus in Middletown, Connecticut, from Tuesday, September 19 through Sunday, December 10, 2017. New extended gallery hours are Tuesday from Noon to 7pm, and Wednesday through Sunday from Noon to 5pm. Admission is free and open to the public. "Black Pulp! highlights works by artists, graphic designers, writers, and publishers in formats ranging from little known comic books and covers for historic books and magazines, to etchings, digital prints, drawings, and media-based works ... More Solo exhibition from the multi-disciplinary artist Tom Butler on view at The Photographers' GalleryLONDON.- The Photographers Gallery presents Divided Self, a solo exhibition from the multi-disciplinary artist Tom Butler (b.1979, London). The new show surveys the unique hand of the artist, his intervention with vintage photographs and the possibilities to reinvigorate the medium of photography itself. The exhibition is on display, with all works available for acquisition, in the Print Sales Gallery from 15 September 5 November 2017 with prices from £375 +vat. Using a background in sculpture design and fine art, Butler has manifested an interest in manipulating surfaces, re-framing memories and uncovering hidden psyches. As an artist, he is intrigued by the performative process of concealing his sitters, leading him to bandage, blackout and conceal parts of their identity hiding them behind humorous, slapstick or even sinister masks. Butler is renowned ... More Heritage's Asian Art Auction soars past $3.3 million during Asia Week New YorkNEW YORK, NY.- Aggressive bidding among shrewd collectors pushed numerous lots well past their pre-auction estimates in Heritage Auctions Asian Art Auction in New York, ultimately driving the total realized to nearly $3.3 million. We made a big impression during Asia Week New York and these results show it, said Richard Cervantes, Director, Asian Art. Our clients are extremely happy with the scholarship and marketing we put behind their precious objects. The top lot was a Tibetan Thangka Depicting Two Abbots, possibly 13th century, which hammered at $642,500. A Chinese Tobi Seiji Decorated Longquan Celadon Jar, Yuan Dynasty, 14th century also eclipsed its pre-auction estimate when it realized $492,500. With a molded three-toe dragon on the lid, the jar includes floral decoration on the rim, continuous scrolling floral and foliage on the body ... More Cortesi Gallery exhibits the work of Walter LeblancMILAN.- Cortesi Gallerys Milan location is presenting the work of Walter Leblanc (1932-1986), a cardinal figure in post-war European art whose importance is steadily gaining greater international recognition. This exhibition at Cortesi, curated by Francesca Pola and organized in collaboration with the Walter & Nicole Leblanc Foundation of Brussels, juxtaposes the oeuvre of this Belgian artist with a selection of contemporaries active in the European neo-avant-garde of the 1950s and 60s, the peers with whom he exchanged ideas and who helped shape the course of his creative career. They include: Getulio Alviani, Marina Apollonio, Alberto Biasi, Agostino Bonalumi, Davide Boriani, Alberto Burri, Antonio Calderara, Enrico Castellani, Gianni Colombo, Dadamaino, Gabriele Devecchi, Piero Dorazio, Lucio Fontana, Heinz Mack, François Morellet, Bruno Munari, ... More Harry Potter first edition sets world records at Heritage AuctionsDALLAS, TX.- A rare, first-edition copy of Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone one of just 500 original copies, of which 300 were destined for British libraries set a world record when it sold for $81,250 during Heritage Auctions offering of rare books Sept. 14 in Dallas. Frenzied bidding pushed numerous lots well past their pre-auction estimates, propelling the total sales in the event to nearly $2 million. We are very pleased with the performance of Genre fiction in our auction, continuing on our earlier successes in Science Fiction, Fantasy and Mystery and Detective Literature, Heritage Auctions Rare Books Director James Gannon said. Heritage is extremely strong in presenting and marketing these books, and by now we have the attention of the rare book market and a large following of enthusiastic bidders. A swarm of bidders pursued the first edition of J.K. Rowlings ... More Chrysler Museum of Art announces Corey Piper as Brock Curator of American ArtNORFOLK, VA.- The Chrysler Museum of Art welcomes Corey Piper, Ph.D., as the Brock Curator of American Art. An art historian specializing in 19th-century and early 20th-century American art, Piper brings a breadth of curatorial knowledge to the Museum. Coreys knowledge and experience in 19th-century art and culture match so well with the strengths of our collection, including his focus on painting and the natural world. We are so pleased to have him join the Chrysler team, said Chrysler Museum Director Erik Neil. Piper holds a doctorate from the University of Virginia, with a dissertation on imagery of hunting in 19th century American art. He holds a masters degree from Virginia Commonwealth University and a bachelors degree from the University of South Carolina. He previously served as a curatorial associate at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) and ... More EXPO CHICAGO reports strong sales and record attendance at its most global edition to dateCHICAGO, IL.- EXPO CHICAGO, The International Exposition of Contemporary and Modern Art, concluded its sixth edition on Sunday, September 17, with record attendance of more than 40,000 visitors, exceptional presentations from exhibiting galleries and strong sales, in what was its most global edition to date. On opening day alone, the exposition welcomed 8,500 guests while raising money to benefit the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago during Vernissage. Collectors, curators, artists and art enthusiasts enjoyed an exclusive first look at 135 leading galleries from 25 countries and 58 cities throughout Navy Piers iconic Festival Hall. I am extremely proud that our sixth edition aligned with the opening of the Chicago Architecture Biennial and the Palais de Tokyo, contributing to an extraordinary week of international art, architecture and design events and ... More Graham C. Boettcher named Director of the Birmingham Museum of ArtBIRMINGHAM, AL.- The Board of Trustees of the Birmingham Museum of Art has appointed Dr. Graham C. Boettcher as its new R. Hugh Daniel Director. After a six-month national search, Boettcher replaces Gail C. Andrews, who announced plans for her retirement in March after 21 years of leadership. Over the course of the interview process and indeed over the last decade of his service to the Birmingham Museum of Art, Graham has proven himself as a distinguished scholar of art history, a dedicated steward of our collection, and a highly-regarded community leader who is committed to realizing the mission and vision of our prized institution, says James K. Outland, Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Graham has created new avenues for accessing art, from both a visitorship perspective and financial standpoint. We look forward to the possibilities his leadership ... More Zurich Asia sets world auction record for a complete sheet of 1980 "Golden Monkey" stampsHONG KONG.- Zurich Asia achieved fantastic results in its Autumn Auctions held on 16 and 17 September 2017 at Harbour Plaza North Point Hotel in Hong Kong. The two-day series offered 2,800 lots of philatelic treasures, banknotes and coins. The star lot was a complete sheet of 80 stamps from the 1980 Year of the Monkey (Golden Monkey) in shiny gold and vivid red (Lot 3187). It realized HK$1,518,000 (US$194,615) after spirited bidding, well above the pre-sale high estimate and established a new world auction record for a complete sheet of the 1980 Golden Monkey stamps. An extremely rare 1922 inverted surcharge in blue green on Junk First Peking print, 2 cents on 3 cents achieved a strong price of HK$862,500 (US$110,577), above the pre-sale high estimate (Lot 510). This variety is known as one of the Four Treasures of the Republic and was highly ... More Gallery Springer opens exhibition of works by Peter KlareBERLIN.- Artist Peter Klare appears for the first time at Gallery Springer. His series of large size, painted-over photographs, entitled Silver, forms part of an extensive collection of urban and natural landscape photos which the artist, using the medium of painting, has altered in different ways. Montevideo, Los Angeles, Berlin and London, but also beaches and forests, become the studio for his technique of overpainting. As a result of the employment of this technique, each place unleashes a distinctive palette of colors and painting composition photograph and painting reciprocally illuminate each other. Los Angeles is dominated by a golden bronze tone, Berlin carries the color of cheap sneakers, the forest features delicately nuanced natural shades and Montevideo overflows in a silver. Strictly speaking, the technique of painting over photographs ... More 60 year Gareth Sansom retrospective opens at National Gallery of Victoria MELBOURNE.- Gareth Sansom: Transformer traces the career of one of Australias most provocative artists. A pioneering figure of the Australian avant-garde for more than 60 years, the Melbourne-born artist is renowned for his luridly colourful and densely-layered paintings, collages and watercolours. Drawing influence from Francis Bacon and British pop art, Sansoms works merge disparate visual references, imagery and his own mark-making, exploring the themes of popular culture, Australian vernacular, religion, sex and gender. This is the largest survey of the artists work to date, with more than 130 works spanning his entire career. Suites of works on paper and photography complement more than 50 paintings, including many vital works from the past 15 years, and a number that have never been exhibited before. Sexually-charged, satirical and philosophical, Sansoms ... More The University of the Arts and the Philadelphia Art Alliance join forcesPHILADELPHIA, PA.- The boards of trustees of the University of the Arts and Philadelphia Art Alliance announced that the two century-old institutions will join together. The vote of both boards was unanimous, with the agreement finalized on August 28, 2017. Under the agreement, the Art Alliance will become part of the University of the Arts, renamed Philadelphia Art Alliance at the University of the Arts, under the executive leadership of UArts President and CEO David Yager and the governance of the universitys Board of Trustees. The filings to begin the state approval process for mergers of nonprofit organizations began taking place on Tuesday, September 4, and is expected to take several months. This coming together of two of Philadelphias most historic and innovative arts institutions offers a rare opportunity, said Yager, to preserve and celebrate that extr ... More Tate acquires Martin Parr photobooks collectionLONDON.- Built up over 25 years, the collection covers an unprecedented range of subjects, geographies and types of photographic practice, including many of the most iconic volumes in the history of photography. The 'photobook' is one of the most important ways that photographers present and share their work. Showing a number of images in a carefully selected order around a particular theme, these volumes are historical documents, communication tools, and works of art in their own right. Parrs collection reflects the full scope of this medium, from exquisitely printed portfolios by renowned photographers like Hans Bellmer, Nobuyoshi Araki and Robert Frank, to self-published amateur work and mass-produced commercial books. The acquisition of the collection marks a significant step forward in Tates ongoing commitment to photography. In recent ... More |
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Flashback On a day like today, American glass artist Dale Chihuly was born September 20, 1941. Dale Chihuly (born September 20, 1941, Tacoma, Washington, is an American glass sculptor and entrepreneur. In this image: Dale Chihuly sits in front of a wall featuring his drawings in the cafe during a preview of the Chihuly Garden and Glass exhibit at the Seattle Center in Seattle. The new, permanent 1.5 acre exhibit is located near the base of the Space Needle. It looks at the career of Chihuly and features an eight-gallery exhibition hall, conservatory and garden as well as a cafe with a selection of Chihuly's collections of vintage accordions, radios, clocks and other mid-century memorabilia.
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