Annely Juda Fine Art presents a major exhibition, on view 15 September – 22 October 2011, of the artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude, celebrating the friendship and longstanding relationship between the artists and the gallery, which has spanned over forty years. This important [Read More]
Monthly Archives: September 2011
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Romer Young Gallery presents its first solo exhibition with Los Angeles painter Pamela Jorden. Jorden is part of a new generation of painters whose work is at the forefront of an ongoing and unfolding conversation around the possibilities and potential of ‘abstraction. [Read More]
The Busan Biennale Organizing Committee presents The Sea Art Festival on 1–21 October 2011, in Busan, Korea, during a 3 week period in SongDo Beach situated Amnam-dong Seo-gu Busan. There will be 29 Artworks featured from 12 Countries. The Sea Art Festival, [Read More]
Frank To, the young Glasgow-based artist with a growing international reputation as a leading contemporary figurative painter, has sold half the paintings from his new ‘Shadowlines’ exhibition over its opening weekend. To’s latest work is inspired by fairytales and folklore and includes [Read More]
On 3 October, Sotheby’s are offering aselection of over 140 lots estimated at HK$190 million / US$24.4 million*. Curated along thematic lines, the auction will present two special sessions – Female Artists of 20th Century China and The Art of Paper. Important [Read More]
As part of the 5th annual Jeunes Talents (Young Talents) photography project, eight young photographers were sent on ten-day trips this past spring to various parts of France to capture their visions of contemporary French life. From September 22 to October 7, [Read More]
Carl Solway Gallery presents PETER SAUL: Print Retrospective, 1966-2010, on view September 16 through December 22, 2011. Peter Saul, Amboosh, 1967. Five color lithograph, 30 x 40 inches. Edition of 50. Photo: Carl Solway Gallery Scorching social commentary, cartoon-like grotesque figures and [Read More]
Openartcollection.com, the New York based pioneer in virtual collectors’ networks and online art fairs has announced they will be hosting the virtual version of the (e)merge art fair in Washington DC (September 22-25). The (e)merge art fair is a new, vetted art [Read More]
The Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion at Orange Coast College presents Joe Forkan – The Lebowski Cycle, on view September 10 – October 28, 2011. Joe Forkan Supper at Emmaus (After Caravagglo) Oil on linen “Begun in 2006, The Lebowski Cycle is [Read More]
Artspace.com releases STARS DONT STAND STILL IN THE SKY. a Multiple Commission with artist Lawrence Weiner. Lawrence Weiner, STARS DONT STAND STILL IN THE SKY. A central figure in the Conceptual art movement of the ’60s, Weiner often employs language as the [Read More]
Paula Cooper Gallery presents Roy Lichtenstein Entablatures an exhibition of works by Roy Lichtenstein from his celebrated Entablatures series. The paintings, realized between 1971 and 1976, will be on view from September 17 through October 22, 2011. Having already risen to prominence [Read More]
Leslie Sacks Fine Art presents Hockney in Los Angeles a prints exhibition on view 17 – 20 October, 2011. David HOCKNEY (b. 1937) One of the most widely acclaimed of all living artists, Hockney’s popularity is based on the enormous, continuing appeal [Read More]
Raven Row presents Mathias Poledna / Florian Pumhosl on view 22 September–20 November 2011. For this exhibition Mathias Poledna (b. Austria, 1965) and Florian Pumhösl (b. Austria, 1971) have each created a single expansive new work. Poledna has produced a 35 mm [Read More]
Graham Nickson: Paintings 1972–2011 — Paths of the Sun, an exhibition open SEPTEMBER 15–OCTOBER 29, 2011, brings together three distinct but related bodies of work. The first, a group of early oils composed with frames hand painted by the artist, most created [Read More]