19th century Native Hawaiian koa wood calabash bowl of classic umeke form. Highly polished surface with rounded base. Multiple early Hawaiian repairs referred to as ‘pewa’ or ‘butterfly’ patches executed in varying sizes and directions, evidence of the bowl’s valued and prolonged use. Size: 6in diameter, 4.25in high. Exhibited 2015-2016 at Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, Santa Fe, NM. Provenance: Ralph T. Coe Center for the Arts; ex-Ralph T. Coe personal collection following purchase in Hawaii, possibly from Mark Blackburn. Estimate: $3,500-$5,500.
BOULDER, COLO.- On August 22, Artemis Fine Arts will conduct an online-only auction of rare and exceptional cultural art and antiquities from the collection of the nonprofit Ralph T Coe Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico. All proceeds from the 380-lot sale will benefit the Coe Center’s Rehoming Program, a bold and thoughtful initiative focused on returning Indigenous artworks to their original communities or to institutions that prioritize cultural context, accessibility, and continued care. “The Rehoming Program is at the heart of the Coe Center’s final chapter, as they will be closing later this year,” said Artemis Fine Arts’ executive director, Teresa Dodge. “Honoring the legacy of the Coe’s founder, Ralph T Coe (1929-1910), the Rehoming Program respectfully fulfills the Center’s core mission of good stewardship by ensuring each meaningful piec ... More
Simon Starling, Project for a Rift Valley Crossing. A canoe built to cross the Dead Sea Rift between Israel and Jordan using 90 kg of magnesium produced from 1900 litres of Dead Sea water, 2015-16. Production still Dead Sea, 2016. Courtesy of The Artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow. Photo: Simon Starling.
KENDAL.- This autumn, Abbot Hall presents a solo exhibition by artist and Turner Prize winner Simon Starling. Opening on 20 September 2025, Boat Works brings together nearly all Starling’s works in which ‘the boat’ acts as the central character in stories of migration, metamorphosis, and change. Together, they offer an exciting opportunity to engage with the artist’s transformative practice. Simon Starling's work is a process of physical and historical unravelling, where objects are transformed to trace their layered journeys and material histories. Through this act of metamorphosis, Starling's projects disrupt our assumptions about art and design, showing how an object's transformation can critically re-write the prevailing narratives of our shared past. This poetic act of material and contextual ... More
The project, conceived by Christo and Jeanne-Claude in 1975, required a decade of technical planning and negotiations with authorities before coming to life.
PARIS.- Starting in September, Paris will pay tribute to Christo and Jeanne-Claude, as part of the 40th anniversary of The Pont Neuf Wrapped. An outdoor exhibition will be set up on the banks of the river Seine, and an iconic square will be named after the artist couple. In the summer of 2026, the artist JR will present a project inspired by Christo and Jeanne-Claude that will once again transform the oldest bridge in Paris. From September 6 to October 30, the Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation will present Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Paris Projects, with the support of the City of Paris. This free outdoor exhibition installed on the banks of the river Seine (quai de la Mégisserie beneath the Pont Neuf), will trace the powerful bond between the artists and the French capital throughout their career. Paris was the starting point of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's shared life and artistic practice. It is also the city where they carried out the greatest number of projects: Wall of Oil Barrels - The ... More
This bronze sculpture by Vic Payne in 1992, titled Thunder of Little Bighorn, #62 of 100, signed and numbered on the back, from Payne’s “study edition of 1200”, 25 inches tall, brought $1,750.
RENO, NEV.- A Mineral Surveyor Archive from the important, mineral and ore-rich San Juan Triangle region of Colorado, spanning the years 1878-1935, sold for $28,060 at a three-day Wild West Wonders auction held August 8th-10th by Holabird Western Americana Collections, online and live in the Holabird gallery located at 3555 Airway Drive in Reno, packed with 1,737 lots. The world U.S. Deputy James Dyson entered into in 1879 – Silverton and the San Juan region – was exploding in prospecting and production. By 1905 the population stood at 3,000. All the while Dyson was the sole Mineral Surveyor, active up to his death in 1923. By 1960, 64 million ounces of silver, 348,000 ounces of gold and millions more in zinc, lead and copper were mined. The collecting categories in the auction included mining, numismatics, Native Americana, philatelic, Western Americana, antique stocks and bonds and more. Bids were placed live and in-person, over the ... More
Luis Jiménez Aranda (1845–1928): Moment of Reflection, 1876. Colección Pedrera Martínez. Colección Pedrera Martínez.
HELSINKI.- What is the first thing Spain brings to your mind? Is it perhaps light, heat, holidays or beaches? These mental images are strongly associated with Spain. Spain Beyond the Myths, the exhibition at the Sinebrychoff Art Museum, examines the associations with the country and how Spanish artists have played their part in actively building them. “The art of the great Spanish masters such as Francisco de Goya (1746–1828) and Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) are well known here in Finland. By contrast, Spanish nineteenth-century painting is barely known at all, and we want to put it on display,” Museum Director Kirsi Eskelinen says. The exhibition will be the first to acquaint the Finnish public with Spanish nineteenth- and early twentieth-century art to such a broad and diverse scale. It includes famous artists of the period, such as Mariano Fortuny y Marsal (1838–1874), Lluís Masriera ... More
Sydney Cain, Around the Corner, 2025, (detail).
NEW YORK, NY.- Casey Kaplan will present Sydney Cain’s (b. 1991, San Francisco, CA) inaugural exhibition, The Forest is the Water, featuring nine scenes uncovered from worn histories, illuminated by the natural cycles that shape them. Cain positions their subjects (human, animal, and floral) in a ruptured space steeped in myth and the history of the African Diaspora, impermeable to the linear constructs that aim to define them. Time is simultaneously continuous and still, ushering cross-generational groups through a metaphysical landscape that rests in power and veneration for what was, is, and will be. The search for connection and renewal informs and permeates Cain’s landscapes. Figures gather intuitively in sacred, intimate spaces, trusting of their circumstance. They are individual, but also representatives of a long lineage, dwelling in the ecosystems they are born into and recede from. Amid environments of mostly forest and water, these entities traverse unseen thresholds ... More
RM Auto Restoration won Best of Show at the 2025 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance with the 1924 Hispano-Suiza H6C “Tulipwood” Torpedo.
MONTEREY, CA.- Following an exhaustive multi-year restoration, RM Auto Restoration unveiled the stunning 1924 Hispano-Suiza H6C “Tulipwood” Torpedo on the concours field this past Sunday. The result was a Best of Show win at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, marking the team’s ninth victory and the culmination of an extraordinary effort to return one of the most iconic cars in history to its original glory. “This car is simply a masterpiece. Every angle, every detail—it’s as wild as it gets for 1924 and was so far ahead of its time,” said Gord Duff, President, RM Sotheby’s. “To me, this is the Mona Lisa of cars. I never imagined years ago that our company would be involved in the sale of this car, let alone serve as the restoration firm to return ... More
Valley of the Minibus (2025). Photo by Pitzu Liu, courtesy the artist.
LONDON.- The Hayward Gallery, in partnership with the RC Foundation, Taiwan (R.O.C.), will present Val Lee: The Presence of Solitude. This will be the first solo exhibition in the UK by Taiwanese artist Val Lee and the fourth exhibition in the RC Foundation Project Space Exhibition Series, which showcases the next generation of emerging international artists. Val Lee: The Presence of Solitude takes place in the HENI Project Space in the Southbank Centre’s Hayward Gallery – a space that offers the opportunity for audiences to see exhibitions from emerging international artists for free. The exhibition will bring together film, photography and costume to highlight Lee’s longstanding exploration of isolation and solitude. By creating disjointed and ambiguous narratives with unidentifiable figures, her work makes viewers feel as though time and meaning have been displaced. This feeling of alienation encourages us to think about how our personal experiences and collective memories are ... More
LONDON.- Pace announces É preciso não ter medo de criar, the first solo exhibition in the UK by São Paulo-based artist Sonia Gomes, on view at its gallery in London from October 14 to November 15. Curated by Paulo Miyada, the exhibition will feature all-new works, including the artist’s signature pendants and torsions, alongside paintings and new sculptural explorations in bronze. Gomes will sign copies of her new catalogue, Assombrar o mundo com Beleza (I Haunt the World with Beauty), at the opening reception on Monday, October 13, from 6 to 8 p.m. One of Brazil’s foremost contemporary artists, Gomes combines second-hand textiles with everyday materials such as birdcages, driftwood, and wire to create abstract sculptures that reclaim traditions rooted in Afro-diasporic experiences and craft modes of artmaking from the margins of history. In 2015, she was the only Brazilian artist invited by the late curator Okwui Enwezor to the ... More
POTSDAM.- In fall 2025, DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam will present the exhibition Wohnkomplex: Art and Life in Plattenbau. In this exhibition, guest curator Kito Nedo explores the question of how East German Plattenbau complexes are represented in art. Wohnkomplex shows approximately fifty works by the artists Karl-Heinz Adler, Sibylle Bergemann, Manfred Butzmann, Kurt Dornis, Markus Draper, Wolfram Ebersbach, Nina Fischer & Maroan el Sani, Seiichi Furuya, Peter Herrmann, Sebastian Jung, Gisela Kurkhaus-Müller, Harald Metzkes, Sabine Moritz, Henrike Naumann, Manfred Pernice, Uwe Pfeifer, Sonya Schönberger, Nathalie Valeska Schüler, Wenke Seemann, Robert Seidel, Christian Thoelke, Stephen Willats, and Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt. Installations, paintings, drawings, photographs, and films created since the 1970s will be presented. In the exhibition, Kito Nedo gathers works that approach the Plattenbau ... More
The pieces will be exhibited in different museums in the state. Photo: CINAH Sinaloa.
MEXICO CITY.- After years of meticulous work, a vast and historically significant collection of nearly 50,000 archaeological artifacts, amassed by the beloved Culiacán figure Héctor Manuel Delgado Salas, has been officially cataloged. Known to many as "El chino billetero" (the lottery vendor), Delgado Salas spent decades traveling through his home state of Sinaloa, collecting these priceless pieces. The INAH Sinaloa Center, with support from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), began the monumental task of registering the collection in 2013. The project, which concluded this past Friday, registered a total of 41,400 objects. Students from the Autonomous University of Sinaloa's forensics and criminology program assisted with the final stages of the process, gaining valuable hands-on experience. Now that the collection is officially registered, its director, Servando Rojo Quintero, announced the next exciting phase: temporary distribution to various museums across the state. This ... More
Katie Elizabeth Stubblefield presents pieces from her recent body of work titled Collateral Damage.
LOS ANGELES, CA.- LAUNCH Gallery presents Natural Patterns, featuring three Los Angeles-based artists: Danielle Eubank, Zo Frampton, and Katie Elizabeth Stubblefield. Collectively, their elaborate and insightful creations reflect the beauty and power of the natural world, while acknowledging the profound changes it is undergoing. They celebrate nature’s resilience, even as they document the onslaught of human excess and ignorance that threatens our planet. Fascination and wonder inspire these three documentarians of our current natural condition, as they convey hope and beauty on the two-dimensional surface with aplomb. Danielle Eubank explores the relationship between abstraction and realism through painting water. She created One Artist Five Oceans, a 20-year project where she sailed and painted the waters of every ocean on Earth to raise climate awareness. Some of her most enriching experiences include Expedition Artist for the Phoenicia Ship Expedition, that circumnavigated Africa and as Expedi ... More
MJ Daines, softwear, or how to organize these pixels, 2024, thrifted cotton sweaters, steel, 88 x 55 x 55 inches, Image provided courtesy of the artist.
HOUSTON, TX.- The Glassell School of Art has announced its new fellows in the prestigious Core Residency Program for visual artists and critics. Artists June Canedo de Souza, MJ Daines, Jewan Goo, and critic Jana La Brasca will begin their two-year residency on September 8, 2025. Guided by a jury of distinguished arts professionals, the Core Program selects its fellows for the exceptional quality of their work and the potential for a residency at the museum in Houston to shape their practice at this pivotal moment. The jury for the 2025-27 Core Fellows consisted of artist Jamal Cyrus, artist and Core alum Gabriel Martinez, Lupe Murchison curator of contemporary art at the Dallas Museum of Art, Vivian Li, and curatorial senior director at Hauser & Wirth Ingrid Schaffner. Established in 1982, the Glassell School of Art’s Core Residency Program awards fellowships to exceptional emerging artists and critical writers. Throughout their residency, Core ... More
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Tamara Johnson's solo exhibition "Get Me, Don't Get Me" opens at Keijsers Koning DALLAS, TX.- Keijsers Koning will present Tamara Johnson’s first solo exhibition with the gallery titled Get Me, Don’t Get Me. Johnson is known for transforming everyday household objects into unexpected sculptural moments that blur the line between mundane routine and profound emotion. In her new series of sculptures, she elevates the detritus of domestic life into poignant meditations on labor, care, and desire. The works have a push/pull tension, inherent in Johnson's work, simultaneously inviting understanding through familiarity, while maintaining an enigmatic quality that resists easy interpretation. These objects relay our most private moments—our anxieties around maintenance, our small pleasures, our daily rituals of survival. Her sculptures suggest what Johnson calls "a tactile archaeology of contemporary life"—physical evidence of the emotional landscapes ... More
BAMPFA will present the largest retrospective to date of Maren Hassinger BERKELEY, CALIF.- The most comprehensive retrospective to date of Maren Hassinger will open at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive next year, featuring half a century of work by one of the most influential living artists in the United States. Maren Hassinger: Living Moving Growing encompasses the full scope of Hassinger’s output across an eclectic range of forms, including large-scale sculpture, site-specific installations, video, and performance. The exhibition will display more than twenty of Hassinger’s most notable works from the 1970s to the present, as well as participatory and performance elements executed in partnership with the artist. Maren Hassinger: Living Moving Growing will be accompanied by an extensive exhibition catalogue, featuring new scholarly essays and previously unpublished documentation of Hassinger’s work. Hassinger ... More
Hepworth appeal reaches its funding target LONDON.- The Hepworth Wakefield and Art Fund announced that their public appeal to raise £3.8m to save Barbara Hepworth’s Sculpture with Colour (Oval Form) Pale Blue and Red for the nation has successfully reached its target. An outpouring of support and over 2,800 donations from members of the public means this outstanding sculpture by a titan of modern British art can now be acquired as part of the UK’s national collection and go on permanent public display at The Hepworth Wakefield, in Hepworth’s hometown of Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Alongside public donations the success of the appeal has been made possible with several major grants - including £1.89m from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, an exceptional grant of £750,000 from Art Fund, and further impactful support from the Deborah Loeb Brice Foundation, The Forster Foundation, The Garcia ... More
New Art21 film to premiere online NEW YORK, NY.- Art21 announces the release of Anne Imhof: DOOM, a new documentary film following celebrated performance artist Anne Imhof as she creates her largest work to date. Exploring archetypes of youth culture and ever-shifting norms, DOOM: House of Hope (2025) transformed the Park Avenue Armory’s historic Drill Hall into a prom-decorated gymnasium filled with streamers, balloons, and Cadillac Escalades. The new film accompanies Imhof as she stages Romeo and Juliet in reverse, collaging dance, music, skateboarding, and more in a roving three-hour performance. Directed by Ian Forster, the latest installment of Art21’s Extended Play digital series premieres online Wednesday, August 20, 2025, at 12pm ET on Art21.org and YouTube. As the leading independent producer documenting the art of our time, Art21 was established with a mission to expand ... More
Thailand Biennale presents 2025 edition Eternal [Kalpa] PHUKET.- Thailand’s Office of Contemporary Art and Culture announced the fourth edition of its roving Thailand Biennale, to be launched in the idyllic and intriguing resort island of Phuket. Eternal [Kalpa] invokes a Hindu-Buddhist conception of time—the lifetime of the universe. The exhibition will feature more than 60 artists from Asia and beyond, many living and working on islands and coasts, exploring the diversity and contradictions of temporal experience. Blessed with a balmy climate and famed for its hospitality, Phuket has always harboured diversity: a haven for people and other species coming from every direction, a transit point between worlds. For centuries its bays welcomed pilgrims, traders, nomads and pirates, alongside migrants seeking new rhythms and opportunities, bringing with them different beliefs, technologies and stories. The largest island on ... More
Kate MacGarry announces next exhibition │ Helen Cammock: Pelicans Dive at Half Light LONDON.- Kate MacGarry will present Helen Cammock’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition’s title is taken from a recent body of relief prints produced during a visit to Jamaica, where the artist’s father grew up. Responding to the rhythms of a sonic and haptic geography of place; wind, sea, and sound are intertwined with thoughts on displacement and reckoning in what Cammock describes as ‘the liminal suspension’ of her diasporic identity. She considers how her body-as-lens replicates and reactivates ideas, meaning, emotions - ventriloquising histories’ whispers; building a Black feminist intersectional epistemology moving across archives, stories, dialogue, imagination, loss, and heritage. The material starting point in Cammock’s process of making is often voice and writing, her ‘audible fingerprint’ forming the basis for moving image, performance ... More
"The Floor Is Yours": European museums put visitors in the driver's seat VIENNA.- With funding by the EU program CREATIVE EUROPE, the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam, MART in Trient and Rovereto, and mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien joined forces from April 2023 to May 2025. In collaboration with selected visitor groups, they laid the foundation for an innovative European museum practice. The explicit goal was to enable a shift in perspective and structural transformation within the institutions, recognizing that visitors are not merely recipients of museum content, but active co-creators and authors of museum narratives. Beyond mere rhetoric about change, this ambition was most clearly realized through reimagined residencies. Instead of inviting researchers and artists, experts from new fields were brought in to initiate change within the institutions themselves. In the spirit of the project title, ... More
Stockton Art Gallery exhibit to feature photography from four area Black Guggenheim Fellows GALLOWAY, NJ.- Stockton University’s Art Gallery will bring a fall exhibition from Sept. 4 to Nov. 8 centered on African American history, stories and experiences from four Black Guggenheim Fellows. The two-floor exhibition, entitled “Diverse Perspectives in Photography: Four Black Guggenheim Fellows in the Philadelphia Region,” will feature the work of Donald E. Camp, who in 1995 was the second African American photographer to receive the Guggenheim Fellowship following Roy DeCarava in 1952. In addition to Camp, the exhibit will have works from Ron Tarver (2021), William E. Williams (2003) and Wendel A. White (2003). The fall exhibition will open with a free reception and panel discussion moderated by Julie L. McGee at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 24, in the lower level of the Stockton Art Gallery. McGee is an associate professor of Art History and Africana ... More
Berlin Art Institute announces 10-year anniversary program BERLIN.- The Berlin Art Institute announces a landmark celebration on Saturday, September 6, 2025, of it´s 10th anniversary with the special exhibition ‘hugging’, commemorating a decade of artistic dialogue, community engagement, and transnational exchange. The event also features the Open Studios and the annual BAI Fellows Exhibition as part of the institute’s widely anticipated Open House, extending BAI’s doors to Berlin and the world. At the heart of this occasion is hugging, an exhibition assembling a selection of objects, artworks, mementos, and archival materials contributed by more than 50 BAI alumni who have engaged with the institute since its founding in 2015. To date, the BAI Studio Program has been attended by more than 600 residents from 70+ countries, both independently and through successful collaborations with organizations such as the Ukrainian Institute ... More
Laguna Art Museum announces Ana Teresa Fernández as commissioned artist for 13th Annual Art + Nature LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF.- Laguna Art Museum will present its 13th annual Art + Nature, an annual event celebrating the dynamic exchange between artistic expression and environmental awareness. The highly anticipated event is the museum’s largest initiative of the year, featuring immersive installations on Laguna’s Main Beach that bring together thousands of participants to cultivate a love of nature, raise environmental awareness and discover cross-sections between science and the arts. The festivities beginning the week of November 1 are the kick off to Laguna Art Museum’s Art + Nature period that continues through February 2026 with two indoor exhibitions and engaging public programs. This year’s Art + Nature commissioned artist is Ana Teresa Fernández, a San Francisco–based, Mexico-born artist whose practice challenges boundaries both literal ... More
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On a day like today, French painter Gustave Caillebotte was born
August 19, 1848. Gustave Caillebotte (19 August 1848 - 21 February 1894) was a French painter, member and patron of the group of artists known as Impressionists, though he painted in a much more realistic manner than many other artists in the group. Caillebotte was noted for his early interest in photography as an art form. In this image: An employee looks at a painting 'Oarsmen' of 1877 of French Impressionist Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) in the Kunsthalle Bremen, Germany, Thursday, June 26, 2008.
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