Zoya Frolova, Pattern of Night, 2013. Oil on linen 55 x 75 in | 140 x 190 cm.
NEW YORK, NY.- Discover an inspirational collaboration of Rukh Art Hub, the Tukku Magi Project, and the Mriya Gallery. This newly forged creative partnership ignites a captivating dialogue among diverse cultural landscapes of America, Latvia, and Ukraine. Rukh, Tukku Magi, and Mriya begin their creative alliance with a captivating new art show "Edge of Illusions." In this powerful and thought-provoking debut, established contemporary artists Zoya Frolova and Janis Jakobsons confront the defining challenges of our era: How do creatives of today navigate the treacherous waters of conflict and loss? What profound revelations surface when soaring imagination collides with the unforgiving landscape of contemporary reality? The exhibition is an intimate dialogue with a celebrated Ukrainian master, Vasyl Mironenko (1910–1964) – a heartfelt tribute to his enduring and powerful legacy. "Edge of Illusions" illuminates the hidden threads that bind ... More
Robert Natkin, Intimate Lightening Red OC. Sold for $35,750.
GLEN COVE, NY.-Roland Auctions NY presented its recent Fall Estates auction on October 18th, 2025, offering Contemporary and Modern Art, along with a selection of fine Decorative Arts, as top-selling favorites, all coming from various prominent estates. Always popular at Roland, Contemporary Art once again ruled the auction. Taking the top spot of the day was the Robert Natkin (American, 1930-2010) "Intimate Lightening Red" oil on canvas, 1971, in a frame, with the artist's signature and titled at verso, accompanied by an appraisal from David Findlay Junior Inc. [48" H x 96" W, selling for $35,750, followed by a rare Dante Zoi (Italian, Florence, 1880-1920) Art Nouveau white marble figural sculpture of a fairy in flight over a cloud surrounded sphere with astrological decoration and a cherub with butterflies, signed D. Zoi Firenze at lower. [55" H x 31" W x 17" D]. Property from ... More
George Rouy is recognized as a leading figure in a new generation of international artists.
PARIS.- Almine Rech announces George Rouy's exhibition 'SHADOWING' at Pablo Picasso's sculpture studio at the Château de Boisgeloup. Fundación Almine y Bernard Ruiz-Picasso supports Picasso Château de Boisgeloup exhibitions. 'SHADOWING' is supported by Almine Rech, Hannah Barry Gallery, and Hauser & Wirth. George Rouy is recognized as a leading figure in a new generation of international artists. His dynamic and signature use of the human figure, vexed with desire, freedom, alienation and crisis, speaks to the extremities of our time. Bodies - captured alone, gathered in quiet groups, or imprisoned in crowds of amorphous energy - move from absorption and poise to expansive forces of incitement and charge. Together they present rhapsodic explorations of mass, movement and identity in a globalized and technologically driven 2 ... More
Rory Hutton.
LONDON.-Shapero Modern will mark the 125th anniversary of Oscar Wilde’s death (16 October 1854 - 30 November 1900) with a special selling exhibition by designer and historian Rory Hutton. The exhibition will be unveiled on 30th November 2025 at 94 New Bond Street, London and run until the end of January. Dublin-born Rory Hutton took inspiration from Wilde’s celebrated essay The House Beautiful, in which he set out his philosophy on art, decoration and the role of beauty in daily life. Hutton, best known for his linocut-inspired prints and luxury accessories, reinterprets these ideas through a series of bold new works and limited-edition designs. In addition to Wilde’s own writings, the exhibition also draws on some of his key influences, including Gilbert & Sullivan’s operetta Patience—a satire of the aesthetic movement—and William Morris’s famous dictum, “Have nothing in your house that you do not ... More
HAMBURG.- Huguette Caland (1931–2019) captivates through the extraordinary resolve with which she made her own life the starting point of her art. »The media I used for art is mostly my own life. (…) Every single exchange, a look, a smile, a brief encounter.« Across painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, textiles, and writing, the Lebanese artist explores how the self takes shape in relation to others. In her art, these relationships emerge at once playful and fraught, unabashedly erotic yet deeply profound. Developed in collaboration with the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, the retrospective A Life in a Few Lines offers the first comprehensive presentation of Caland’s work in Europe. Structured in ten chapters, the exhibition narrates a journey across cultures and continents that led Caland from Beirut to Paris, on to Venice, California, and finally back to Beirut. While her work received only limited recognition during her lifetime, it is today represented in the worl ... More
PARIS.- David Zwirner opened an exhibition of paintings, drawings, and glass installations by renowned German artist Gerhard Richter at the gallery’s Paris location. This is the artist’s third show with David Zwirner since the announcement of his representation in 2023, following solo presentations at the gallery’s locations in New York (2023) and London (2024). The exhibition coincides with a major retrospective of Richter’s work curated by Nicholas Serota and Dieter Schwarz at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, opening on 17 October 2025. Characterized by an impressive variation in scope, scale, and technique, the works on view at David Zwirner collectively highlight Richter’s expansive understanding of the painted medium and his endlessly investigative approach to the process of artmaking itself. In his Fotobilder (Photo Paintings)—such as Blumen (Flowers, 1992), Torso (1997), and Kl. Badende ... More
Executive Director Della Watkins in the CMA galleries. Photo: Victor Johnson / The Columbia Museum of Art.
COLUMBIA, SC.- The Columbia Museum of Art (CMA) announces the planned departure of Executive Director Della Watkins, who will step down from her role in April 2026. Watkins has served as executive director of the CMA since 2017. She previously served as the executive director of the Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke, Virginia. Watkins is stepping down to care for elderly parents, who reside in her hometown in Virginia. While not a permanent retirement, this transition marks a meaningful shift in priorities to support her family more directly. “For more than eight years as the CMA’s executive director, Della has led with purpose, heart, and a steady hand,” says Therese Griffin, president of the CMA Board of Trustees. “Della has consistently and admirably prioritized both excellence and care — not only for the CMA’s spectacular art collection, but also for the CMA staff and supporters and the entire community. While she will be greatly missed, we certainly understand and su ... More
DENVER, CO.- The Denver Art Museum announced that it will present a major exhibition of works by Camille Pissarro (1830–1903) in the fall of 2025, providing an overview of the artist’s illustrious career and examining his singular role within the Impressionist movement. Opening October 26, 2025, The Honest Eye: Camille Pissarro’s Impressionism is the first major U.S. museum retrospective of the artist’s oeuvre in more than four decades. Co-organized by the DAM and the Museum Barberini in Potsdam, Germany, the exhibition brings together more than 100 paintings and objects from nearly 50 international museums and private collections, alongside six works from the DAM’s holdings. On view through Feb. 8, 2026, The Honest Eye will feature landscapes, cityscapes, still lifes, and figure paintings, showcasing the breadth of Pissarro’s oeuvre and the various ... More
James Turrell Suite from «Aten Reign», 2015.
ZURICH.- «[James Turrell’s] statement is unique. It’s importance lies in the way in which he uses the natural elements of the environment, light and space, to challenge our visual perceptions.»[1] In 1980, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, then-director Tom Armstrong honored the emerging American artist James Turrell as a visionary for the 21st century. Armstrong described the exhibition of Turrell’s innovative work as marking the museum’s departure into the future — a vision that, 45 years later, has been impressively fulfilled. In this solo exhibition «James Turrell Wedgeworks – A Premiere Presentation of Works on Paper» at Häusler Contemporary, this once-formulated vision of the future can now be experienced in a new light. The presentation demonstrates how Turrell’s exploration of light, space, and perception has retained its validity over decades and continues to offer inspiration for our time. As ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- On 17 November, Christie's will present Kim Whan-Ki's 1971 painting 19-VI-71 #206 (estimate: US$7,500,000 – 10,000,000), marking the first time a Korean artwork has been offered at the prestigious New York 20th Century Evening Sale. The painting will appear alongside masterpieces by globally renowned artists including Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Joan Mitchell, and David Hockney, reflecting Kim Whan-Ki's international significance and appeal. Kim created 19-VI-71 #206 in the same year as 05-IV-71 #200 (Universe) — which achieved the artist's all-time auction record when it sold at Christie's Hong Kong in 2019 for over HK$100 million and remains the highest price ever achieved for a work of Korean modern art. The present work from Kim's New York period represents the culmination of his spiritual and ... More
Hofmans Multiphoto camera, 1890, Charles E. Hofmans (Brussels), Multi-lens camera for 12 exposures, format 2.5 × 3 cm on 13 × 18 cm plates, twelve meniscus lenses, fixed focus, fixed aperture, camera cover serves as shutter, Collection FOMU B/205/54.
ANTWERP.- Early Gaze casts a fresh light on the rise of photography in 19th-century Belgium. In 1839 the world was changed forever by the invention of photography. For the first time it was possible to capture reality with the use of light. Whereas France and England introduced this revolutionary technique, Belgium quickly followed. In the young nation of Belgium – independent since 1830 – photography soon came to play a key role in the shaping of a national identity. Embracing the new medium, Belgian pioneers captured people, cities, landscapes and historical events. But what they didn’t show is just as telling. Not everyone had access to photography, and that is why photos also expose 19th-century power relations. Countless unknown images and stories have come to light over the past years. At the same time there was a change in ... More
Stanley Whitney, My Love with Grief, January 2007. Oil on linen, 54 x 54 in.
NEW YORK, NY.- Craig Starr Gallery is presenting Stanley Whitney Henri Matisse on view from October 23, 2025 through March 14, 2026. Organized in collaboration with Stanley Whitney and his studio, the exhibition brings together a selection of Whitney’s paintings and works on paper from his personal collection that have never been exhibited. These works are being shown alongside paintings and a cutout by Matisse, including loans from the Museum of Modern Art, NY, the Rita and Alex Hilman Foundation, NY, and the Frances Lehman Loeb Center at Vassar College, in Poughkeepsie, New York. As John Elderfield writes in the exhibition catalogue, the center of both artists’ practices is color–used not as decoration, but as pictorial structure. Matisse once said, “When one composes with color, like a musician with his harmonies, it is simply a question of emphasizing the contrasts.” Whitney echoes this philosophy when he describes his method as improvisational, each color ... More
Margaret Johnson at Grounds For Sculpture. Photo: Roshni Khatri.
HAMILTON, NJ.- Grounds For Sculpture today announced two new appointments to its leadership team, Grace Yasumura as Curator at Grounds For Sculpture and Margaret Johnson as Managing Director at Johnson Atelier (JA). Earlier this year, Johnson Atelier, a sculpture fabrication and conservation facility located on the GFS campus, became a wholly owned subsidiary of the sculpture park, creating an epicenter of industry-leading contemporary sculpture production and making way for even greater relationship-building between the next generation of artists and a more diverse audience. With the addition of Yasumura to GFS and Johnson to Johnson Atelier, both organizations will expand their support of artists’ ambitious next steps in their practice and connect artists and their practices with the public. Both Yasumura and Johnson assumed their roles on Monday, October 13, 2025. “We’re pleased to welcome Grace and Margaret and have their leadership as Grounds ... More
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Louisiana Art & Science Museum opens anniversary exhibition BATON ROUGE, LA.- The Louisiana Art & Science Museum announced the opening of its newest exhibition, Crossroads & Connections: A Century of the Railway in Baton Rouge, now on view in the Republic Finance Gallery. Marking the 100th anniversary of the historic train depot the museum calls home, this commemorative exhibition reflects on the critical role the railway played in shaping Baton Rouge’s growth, economy, and cultural identity throughout the 20th century. Housed in the former Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Depot, LASM is uniquely situated to tell this story. Completed in 1925 and considered one of the most architecturally significant depots in Louisiana, the building serves as both a monument to the golden age of rail travel and a living space for art, science, and education. Trains no longer depart from the station, but the legacy of connection ... More
From Montalbano to the stage: Rome unveils the infinite world of Andrea Camilleri ROME.- Today, in the heart of Rome, a curtain was raised not on a play, but on the extraordinary life and work of one of Italy’s most beloved storytellers. The Società Dante Alighieri's headquarters at Palazzo Firenze officially opened "Scenes, Voices, Accents, Writings: The Infinite Theater of Andrea Camilleri," a magnificent exhibition celebrating the centenary of the writer's birth. Timed to coincide with the milestone anniversary, this show—which runs until November 9, 2025—is far more than a tribute to the creator of Inspector Salvo Montalbano. It’s an intimate invitation to step inside the mind of a cultural polymath who saw the entire world as one grand, unending stage. Curated by historian Giulio Ferroni, the exhibition is a sophisticated and evocative collaboration between the Società Dante Alighieri and the Fondo Andrea Camilleri (Andrea Camilleri Fund). It meticulously ... More
Urban flux and form: Toby Paterson's solo show opens at Royal Scottish Academy EDINBURGH.- The Royal Scottish Academy is presenting A Short Guide to Towns Without a Past, a solo exhibition by acclaimed Glasgow-based artist Toby Paterson RSA, opening in the Academicians’ Gallery this October. Spanning more than two decades of practice, the exhibition brings together a diverse group of works from a range of projects, including some previously unseen in the UK. With a particular focus on Paterson’s painting, the exhibition also includes a selection of reliefs, studies and prints, alongside a new wall painting created specifically for the Academicians’ Gallery. This latter component revisits a presentational methodology that seeks to render the gallery something of an analogue ‘landscape’ within which individual works sit, offering the opportunity for connections to be made between them without denying their autonomy and varied origins. Paterson’s ... More
Norman Rockwell's So You Want to See the President! headlines Heritage's American Art Auction DALLAS, TX.- Heritage Auctions will present Norman Rockwell's So You Want to See the President! — the artist's only known suite of four interrelated paintings — as the centerpiece of its November 14, 2025 American Art Signature® Auction. Created in 1943 at the height of World War II, this monumental work represents one of Rockwell's most ambitious and unifying achievements: a sweeping visual meditation on democracy and the human face of leadership. Commissioned by Stephen T. Early, President Franklin D. Roosevelt's trusted press secretary, So You Want to See the President! transforms the White House waiting room into a living cross-section of America. Soldiers, senators, Secret Service agents and citizens share the same space, each figure rendered with Rockwell's inimitable blend of humor, empathy and precision. For nearly four decades, from 1978 through ... More
American Greats: Vintage Sports and Hollywood from the Dr. G.B. Espy Collection totals: $8,428,026 NEW YORK, NY.- Auction records fell as Christie's American Greats: Vintage Sports and Hollywood from the Dr. G.B. Espy Collection realized $8,428,026, selling 95 percent by lot, and 172 percent hammer and premium against low estimate. The top lot of the live sale was the Yankees pinstripe jersey that Lou Gehrig wore in his final game at Yankee Stadium during the 1939 World Series, which fetched $2,712,000 and set a world record for any item relating to Gehrig; Jackie Robinson's Hall of Fame Induction Ring set a world record for a Hall of Fame ring, making $693,000, almost three times over its low estimate of $250,000; a Red Grange Chicago Bears jersey circa 1933-34, made $548,100, which was five and a half times its low estimate of $100,000. A Specialist in Christie's Private and Iconic Department, Nathalie Ferneau, said: “Dr. Espy was an indefatigable ... More
National Gallery Sofia presents Anton Vidokle: Irradiation SOFIA.- The National Gallery in Sofia is presenting Irradiation, a solo exhibition by Anton Vidokle, curated by Martina Yordanova and Vasil Vladimirov. Installed in the historic Royal Palace, the exhibition brings together six of Vidokle’s films made over the past decade in dialogue with a special installation of twenty-four Himalayan landscapes by Nicholas Roerich, created between the early and mid-20th century. Vidokle’s films revisit the suppressed philosophy of Cosmism, which imagined immortality, resurrection, space travel, and cosmic unity as humanity’s common task. Originating with the 19th-century librarian and thinker Nikolai Fedorov, Cosmism profoundly influenced the Soviet avant-garde in the wake of the October Revolution. Filmed across Kazakhstan, Siberia, Japan, Italy, and Mesopotamia, Vidokle’s works weave together documentary, performance, and essay, ... More
Nehemiah Cisneros debuts NYC solo show, turning pop culture obsessions into fine art NEW YORK, NY.- GR gallery is presenting COLLECTIONS, the first solo exhibition in New York by Nehemiah Cisneros and his debut with the gallery. The exhibition showcases an ambitious ensemble of twelve new paintings on canvas, the outcome of a year-long immersion in their creation. With this body of work, Cisneros reflects on the nature of collecting—approaching it as an act of obsession, liberation, and refuge—and transforms it into a visual document that takes the shape of his own recontextualized Wunderkammer. Much like a contemporary Renaissance cabinet of curiosities, his works assemble and reveal a constellation of objects and icons, each charged with intimate meaning. Together, they compose a symbolic and behavioral portrait of a generation of modern connoisseurs, mapping the desires, values, and contradictions that define his relationship ... More
Old Master Through Modern Prints at Swann Oct 30 ft. Part II of the Williams Collection of Color Woodcuts NEW YORK, NY.- Swann Galleries sale of Old Master Through Modern Prints on Thursday, October 30 will include Part II of the Reba W. & Dave H. Williams Collection of Color Woodcuts. Reba W. and Dave H. Williams began their collection in the mid-1970s and amassed one of the largest most prestigious collections of American prints in the world with over 5,000 works spanning from the late nineteenth through the twentieth centuries, the Williamses championed the history of printmaking in the United States. They were devoted to the study and promotion of the field, founding The Print Research Foundation in 2003 in Stamford, Connecticut, and organizing 18 exhibitions from their collection that traveled around the world. In 2009, they donated a large portion of their collection to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Part II of the collection will include Edna Boies Hopkins’s ... More
When clothes come alive: Yuriko Takagi's photography dances into Berlin BERLIN.- The often rigid, ultra-slick world of fashion photography is getting a dose of poetic grace this winter. Today, Johanna Breede PHOTOKUNST opened "Yuriko Takagi: IN and OUT of MODE," the first German solo exhibition for the renowned Japanese photographer. The show invites visitors to witness a rare and intimate dialogue between clothing, the human body, and the space they inhabit. The exhibition, running through January 31, 2026, focuses on three powerful series Takagi created between 1992 and 1995, capturing the collections of avant-garde icons Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto, and Rei Kawakubo (Comme des Garçons). Unlike commercial shoots that focus on the garment as a static product, Takagi’s black-and-white images turn the act of wearing clothes into a performance. Her masterful use of long-exposure photography transforms pleated fabric ... More
Steve McCurry portfolio makes a successful auction debut in Swann's Fine Photo Auction NEW YORK, NY.- Swann Galleries’ October 16, 2025, sale of Fine Photographs brought $1.1M and established two auction records. Of the sale department director, Deborah Rogal, noted: “We are delighted with the results of our Fine Photographs auction, which showed strength and competition throughout and demonstrated the continued enthusiasm for photography among collectors. With thrilling results for work by Steve McCurry, Ruth Orkin, Ansel Adams, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and many others, as well as a record for the W. Eugene Smith Saipan (two soldiers), the sale showcased a broad range of practitioners and mediums. Photography’s diversity, relevance, and accessibility continue to drive the success of our sales.” Steven McCurry’s rare portfolio Children, one of an edition of five, and complete with 10 striking photographs, including Afghan Girl, circa 1992-2001, printed ... More
Anish Kapoor's formative early works on view at The Jewish Museum this fall NEW YORK, NY.- This fall the Jewish Museum presents the first American museum exhibition to focus solely on the formative early work of renowned artist Anish Kapoor. These rarely seen works include Kapoor’s striking pigment sculptures, together with works on paper and sketchbooks. On view from October 24, 2025, through February 1, 2026, Anish Kapoor: Early Works reveals the experimental proclivities of a trailblazing artist at the beginning of his career. The exhibition opens concurrently with the Jewish Museum’s inauguration of its newly transformed collection galleries and learning center. Born in Mumbai (1954) and following a time in Israel in the early 1970s, Kapoor moved to England to study art. Since his first solo exhibition in 1980, he has gone on to become one of the most internationally recognizable artists working today. His distinctive sculptural idiom, which ... More
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On a day like today, American painter and academic James Carroll Beckwith died
October 24, 1917. James Carroll Beckwith (September 23, 1852 - October 24, 1917) was an American landscape, portrait and genre painter whose Naturalist style led to his recognition in the late nineteenth and very early twentieth century as a respected figure in American art. Beckwith took an active part in the formation of The Fine Arts Society, and was President of the National Free Art League, which attempted to secure the repeal of the American duty on works of art. In this image: The Palace of the Popes and Pont d'Avignon.
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