440 Gallery announce Pura Vida, a cross-platform exhibition by artists Karen Gibbons, Fred Bendheim, Sara Edkins and Gail Flanery. The exhibition of 40+ paintings, drawings and collages may be seen in person at 280 Nevins Street Studio and also virtually on the […]
Monthly Archives: July 2020
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Andrew Jones Auctions achieved phenomenal results across multiple categories in its Design for the Home & Garden auction held online, July 26th. The auction was 95 percent sold and grossed $1.6 million. The top lot was a spectacular still life oil on […]
As people are spending more time outside, the Michener Art Museum is delighted to “paint” Doylestown with reproductions of its artwork strategically placed throughout the town for a free outdoor exhibition, entitled Paint Dtown. This project, funded through the generosity of Art […]
Hi Friends: I need your help. Two of my recent murals, “Evolution” (2019), located at Industry City, Brooklyn, NY are in danger of being destroyed by Industry City. The murals are much loved by the community, and are important creations for me. […]
Christie’s first-ever Asian Art Week Online totaled $8,952,625, establishing the highest total achieved for Asian art online-only sales with global participation from 22 countries. The top lot of the week was an important painting by Tyeb Mehta (1925-2009), one of his earliest […]
The Andy Warhol Museum has been shortlisted for the Kids in Museums Family Friendly Museum Award From Home. For the past 15 years, London-based charity Kids in Museums has run a prestigious award recognizing the most family-friendly heritage sites in the UK. […]
The Tate Modern in London, is to reopen, after four months of closure, due to the coronavirus outbreak. Visitors are only allowed in if they have booked in advance online, and will have to follow specially signposted routes through the collections and […]
Examples from the Royal Collection’s holdings of South Asian works of art have gone on display for the first time in Scotland at The Queen’s Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse. Eastern Encounters: Four Centuries of Paintings and Manuscripts from the Indian Subcontinent, opening […]
Photo London 2020 will be held at Gray’s Inn Gardens from 7–11 October 2020, with a VIP preview on the evening of 6 October. The new Central London location is one of the largest privately owned gardens in London. Beyond the Fair, […]
Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2020 that would have been held in in Regent’s Park, this October, have been canceled due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. Frieze said “We regret to announce the cancellation of Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2020 but look […]
York Fine Arts is delighted to present “‘Clare Haley: Light of Yorkshire,” its fifth annual solo exhibition of original paintings by contemporary landscape artist Clare Haley. Through the eyes of her imagination and beyond, Clare once again weaves a comprehensive story of […]
Powen Gallery is proud to present James Ming-Hsueh Lee’s solo exhibition in Taipei. The show will be held from July 11th to August 9th. James Ming-Hsueh Lee, born in 1978 in Taiwan, currently resides in Taipei. He had won the first prize […]
Jill Krutick’s “Turning Points” exhibition features a video montage, an artist interview, and process footage, interspersed with images, text, and critical comments to provide a multimedia-rich experience of the artist’s portfolio. In the past year, Krutick completed two successful museum solo exhibitions: […]
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Toronto will reopen to the general public on July 16, 2020 with required advance timed ticketing and new health, procedural and cleaning protocols. Tickets are now available for purchase here. MOCA members receive free admission but […]