Phillips auctioneers have announced Ultimate Steven Klein, a curation of 24 lots of unique Polaroids, taken with a Polaroid camera or film by the celebrated photographer Steven Klein. The selection will go on view in Phillips’ galleries on Berkeley Square on 19 [Read More]
Monthly Archives: August 2020
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Christie’s will introduce a new global auction calendar in October, adding exciting new collecting opportunities to the traditional Fall auction calendar. Presented by Christie’s unified “20/21” department, the new calendar will feature a mid-autumn marquee week of Evening and Day sales in [Read More]
Brooklyn, NY – 440 Gallery is delighted to re-open the gallery to the public on September 9th. To celebrate, we are proud to present Event Horizon, a solo show of original works by Karen Gibbons. This show’s title is an astronomy term [Read More]
Original oil on canvas paintings by renowned Louisiana artists George Rodrigue (1944-2013) and Clementine Hunter (1886-1988), plus a fine selection of designer purses by some of the most respected names in couture, are just a taste of what bidders will find in [Read More]
It is with great sadness that we announce the destruction of two masterpieces of contemporary art. Two large exceptionally beautiful site-specific murals, “Creationism” and “Evolution”, created by artist Fred Bendheim, were destroyed by Industry City, the real estate developers in Brooklyn, NY. [Read More]
From August 21 through September 20, Museum of the Moving Image will present Michael Almereyda Here and Now, a recent career retrospective featuring four of the director’s most memorable 21st-century visions — William Eggelston in the Real World, Experimenter, Marjorie Prime, and [Read More]
A screen-print in colors by Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923-1997), titled The Oval Office, a politically-themed work that is especially meaningful in today’s trying times, is an expected star lot in Neue Auctions’ online sale of modern art and design slated for Saturday, [Read More]
A mixed media modern painting by American artist Margo Hoff (1910-2008), titled Football – Yugoslavia, a fine example from her long and storied career, is an expected highlight in an Estate Fine Art & Antiques Auction planned for Thursday, August 27th, by [Read More]
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA) at the University of Utah is reopening on Wednesday, August 26. The Museum’s top priority is to keep visitors and staff safe and healthy by preventing the spread of COVID-19 in the Marcia and John [Read More]
The John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboyan, Wis., has reopened to the public with new hours and timed-entry reservations. “COVID-19 has brought many changes to the ways we conduct our daily lives and the ways the Arts Center continues to engage [Read More]
Forty years of images by documentary photographer David W. Harp will be on display this fall at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in a new exhibition titled Where Land and Water Meet: The Chesapeake Bay Photography of David W. Harp. Scheduled for [Read More]
Forum Gallery has reopened to the public and presents a new exhibition First Impressions: New Works and New Acquisitions, on view from August 6th through September 26, 2020. First Impressions: New Works and New Acquisitions is an exhibition of fresh paintings and [Read More]
Kennebunk, ME – The event will feature over 60 talented, local artists and over 80 pieces of art. Each piece will sell for $125 and 100% of proceeds will benefit River Tree Arts Non-Profit Community Arts Center in Kennebunk, Maine. There will [Read More]