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CONCORD, MASS.- At 73, visionary ceramic sculptor Chris Gustin is reflecting on legacy, time, and mastery. Wild Things, his monumental new exhibition at Lucy Lacoste Gallery, presents late-career masterworks from his celebrated Cloud and Spirit and new Sprite series. The show, on view through October 12, 2025, captures Gustin at the height of his power— and underscores his place in the American ceramic canon. Gustin’s work is represented in over 35 major institutions including LACMA, the Metropolitan New York, MFA Houston and the Victoria and Albert. The urgency is clear: these are museum- quality works that both honor the past and define the future of abstract ceramics. Working improvisationally from oval foundations, Gustin builds closed-form sculptures that tower over four feet tall. Their anthropomorphic, cloudlike, and otherworldly forms evoke humility, generosity, and sensuality. Spirit Series #2503— a tall, tender work w ... More
LONDON.- Christie's auction of The Winter Egg and Important Works by Fabergé from a Princely Collection will present a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity on 2 December, during Classic Week in London. The Winter Egg (estimate on request; in excess of £20 million) was commissioned by Emperor Nicholas II as an Easter gift to his mother Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna in 1913, the year of the 300th anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty. The creative genius of Fabergé's most celebrated female designer Alma Theresia Pihl – exquisitely executed by her uncle workmaster Albert Holmström – it is among the most lavish of Fabergé's Imperial creations and widely regarded as one of the most original and artistically inventive Easter eggs that the house created for the Imperial family. Believed lost for almost two decades, between 1975 and 1994, The Winter Egg has previously set the world record for a work by Fabergé not once but twice: when it was offered by Christie's in 1994, upon being rediscovered, a ... More
Installation View, Daniel Temkin: SYS//LOOP::[branch>halt..𖥧𖠰⧉≡⬡], Courtesy of Higher Pictures.
BROOKLYN, NY.- Higher Pictures is presenting its first in-person exhibition with Daniel Temkin, a new iteration of the artist’s 2020 online exhibition originally mounted at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The exhibition brings together two series: Straightened Trees and Dither Studies to explore human fallibility and the irrational architectures of systems we construct to impose order. Temkin situates digital photography within the broader history of computer art, emphasizing the machinic processes of the medium and their strange, often illogical consequences when exposed. Where Sol LeWitt posited that the conceptual artist should follow an irrational idea absolutely, Temkin shows how our own irrationality saturates even the most rigidly logical systems. His work recalls glitch practices, the systematic sketches of Anni Albers, Liz Deschenes’ cameraless studies of mediation, and Joseph Weizenbaum’s writings on the compulsive programmer. In Straightened Trees, a series of gelatin s ... More
Unknown artist, Virgin of Guadalupe. Mixed technique on panel with mother-of-pearl inlays, c. 1680–1710. Castellón de la Plana, Monastery of the Capuchin Nuns.
MADRID.- The Museo Nacional del Prado has just added a dazzling new treasure to its galleries: a monumental enconchado painting of the Virgin of Guadalupe, now on temporary deposit for one year. This extraordinary work, once housed in the Capuchin convent of the Most Precious Blood in Castellón de la Plana, is now on view in Room 18 of the Villanueva Building. The painting is remarkable both for its beauty and for its rarity. Created between 1680 and 1710, it is one of the largest surviving examples of the enconchado technique—an artistic innovation born in New Spain (colonial Mexico). The process involved inlaying sheets of mother-of-pearl onto wooden panels and layering them with delicate washes of pigment, lacquer, and varnish. The shimmering effect, often enhanced with powdered gold and silver, produced luminous works that bridged indigenous craft traditions with global influences, particularly Japanese export lacquers. In this case, the luminous ... More
LONDON.- Christie's presents Valuable Books, Manuscripts and Photographs, including Highlights from the Royal Society of Medicine, as part of Classic Week on 10th December 2025 in London. The auction will feature 205 lots, including a selection of 100 works from the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM), with a total estimate of £4.4-6.3 million. At the heart of the sale is a selection of 100 books, manuscripts, and photographs from the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) library. The works coming to auction, with an aggregate estimate of £2.17-3.20 million, feature some of the most important names and breakthroughs in the history of medicine and science. Proceeds will be directly invested into strengthening the RSM's offer, delivering clear benefits for their members: modernised spaces, enhanced digital platforms, and expanded learning opportunities. Items not yet online will be professionally digitised, ensuring lasting access to educate and inspire generations to come. ... More
Wolfgang Tillmans, studio light, 2006. Courtesy Maureen Paley, London.
LONDON.- Maureen Paley is presenting Build From Here, Wolfgang Tillmans’s eleventh exhibition with the gallery. This exhibition marks the inauguration of our new gallery in 4 Herald St. This space previously served as part of Tillmans’s former London studio and therefore has particular significance, both for the gallery and the artist. He moved his primary production to Berlin in 2011. Build From Here extends across all our three East London spaces: 4 Herald St, 60 Three Colts Lane, and Studio M. The exhibition will present new photographic works made with and without the camera, new photocopy works, as well as two recent video works which were premiered in Nothing could have prepared us – Everything could have prepared us at the Centre Pompidou, Paris, in summer 2025. Build From Here seeks to demonstrate the process of making and observation as an act of transformation. A work such as Easter Passion (2007) shows the artist’s former studio. The piece depicts examples of Till ... More
Installation Photography of Lee Miller at Tate Britain, 2 October 2025 – 15 February 2026.
LONDON.- Tate Britain presents the largest retrospective of photographer Lee Miller ever staged. Spanning the full breadth of Miller’s multifaceted practice, from her participation in French surrealism to her war reportage, the exhibition reveals how her innovative and fearless approach pushed the boundaries of photography, producing some of the most iconic images of the modern era. Around 230 vintage and modern prints, including works on display for the first time, are presented alongside unseen archival material and ephemera, shining a light on the richness of her photographic legacy. Miller was born in 1907 in Poughkeepsie, New York State. She initially studied painting and stage design, but her time as a professional model inspired her to pursue photography. Tate Britain’s exhibition traces her journey from modelling in New York, where she was photographed by celebrated figures like Cecil Beaton and Edward Steichen, to working behind the lens in Paris where she moved in 1929. Ther ... More
Tamio Wakayama, Martin Luther King Jr. outside the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) office, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1964, 1964, silver gelatin print, Estate of Tamio Wakayama.
VANCOUVER, BC.- Opening at the Vancouver Art Gallery on October 3, 2025, Enemy Alien: Tamio Wakayama is the first major solo exhibition dedicated to the late documentary photographer Tamio Wakayama (1941–2018). Through approximately 300 photographs, the exhibition spans more than five decades of Wakayama’s career, documenting social justice movements and communities across Canada and the United States. Wakayama’s images tell stories of resistance, joy and cultural resilience in the face of injustice. “We are proud to showcase the significant yet underrecognized work of Tamio Wakayama, a visionary activist whose commitment to social change remains relevant and inspiring today,” say Eva Respini and Sirish Rao, the Vancouver Art Gallery’s Interim Co-CEOs. “In Wakayama’s photographs, we see not just history, but a life lived ... More
BUFFALO, NY.- One with Eternity: Yayoi Kusama honors the influential artist’s distinctive vision of self-obliteration by exploring its development across media. The exhibition features three immersive installations of Yayoi Kusama’s artwork, including two of her renowned Infinity Mirror Rooms. Born in Japan in 1929, the artist is globally recognized for her multidisciplinary practice that includes room-size installations, paintings, sculpture, poetry, and public performances. One with Eternity: Yayoi Kusama is presented in partnership with the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, DC. To emphasize the depth of her artistic practice, three transcendent Infinity Mirror Rooms are exhibited alongside a selection of small paintings and sculpture (many highlighting pumpkins, a signature ... More
Georg Baselitz, Elke IV, 2017. Photo: P. Cummings. Courtesy of Alan Cristea Gallery.
BERGEN.- Kode Bergen Art Museum will present a major retrospective of Georg Baselitz, one of the leading artists of our time, celebrating six decades of the artist’s printmaking. A Life in Print is the most extensive presentation of Baselitz’s prints to date, running from October 3, 2025 to February 22, 2026. Since the 1960s, Georg Baselitz (b. 1938) has been turning the world upside down with his art, and printmaking has always been an integral part of the German artist’s practice. Featuring nearly 250 works, A Life in Print will be the most comprehensive presentation of Baselitz’s prints ever assembled. "It is a show that I wanted to witness, a show that had to happen," states the 87-year-old artist. "Throughout my career, printmaking has been of utmost importance to me. It is very exciting to see it taking centre stage for once." A Life in Print, which has been curated by Cornelius Tittel in collaboration with the Baselitz Archives, will present all the main themes and mo ... More
Tom Sandberg, Untitled, 2001. Silverprint on aluminium. Image: 77 x 99 cm. Frame: 91 x 112 cm.
COPENHAGEN.- Photography has often been understood as a tool for preserving reality, a trace of the world that confirms what is seen. For Tom Sandberg (1953–2014), however, the camera was something else entirely, an instrument for dissolving the boundaries between the familiar and the enigmatic. NILS STÆRK is proud to present an exhibition offering insight into Sandberg’s artistic development, encapsulating his distinctive gaze and his ongoing search for the indeterminate within the everyday. His images revolve around seemingly simple motifs: an airplane on an empty runway, a girl with her eyes covered, or the shadow of a man glancing into the horizon. Beneath these surfaces unfolds a complex visual dialogue about perception and time. In Sandberg’s world, there is no singular narrative and no imposed symbolism. Instead, the viewer is invited into a space where meaning arises in the tension between what is ... More
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BRUSSELS.- This autumn, Bozar - Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels presents a solo exhibition by the Danish artist Nina Beier. While Beier’s practice takes many forms, this exhibition will focus on her sculptural installations. These combine loaded objects in an oblique and unexpected fashion, triggering the critical imagination of those who encounter her enigmatic yet eloquent works. Beier has an international career that has recently seen her present major retrospectives in France, Finland and Mexico. Following several projects in Belgium over the years – from Objectif Exhibitions in Antwerp to Kunsthal Ghent or the Beaufort Triennale – this is her first institutional exhibition in Brussels. The selection of works for this mid-scale exhibition that occupies Bozar’s Antichambres spans the period from 2013 to 2025 and presents a mix of materials and commodities. The artist selects objects that have accrued meaning through their production, use and circulation. While the dialogues ... More
Richard Long, Slate Atlantic, 2002.
LOUISVILLE, KY.- The Speed Art Museum announced the opening of its new Elizabeth P. and Frederick K. Cressman Art Park, a three-acre landscape surrounding the Museum that brings the power of art into the open air. Featuring large-scale contemporary sculptures, native landscapes, and 150 new trees, the Art Park provides daily public access, a free and welcoming space for reflection, discovery, and connection right in the heart of one of Louisville’s most varied and vibrant neighborhoods. The Art Park is designed by Reed Hilderbrand, an acclaimed landscape architecture firm and a leading voice in the design of cultural institutions, having guided the growth and change of destinations such as the Storm King Art Center, the Clark Art Institute, and the Besthoff Sculpture Garden at the New Orleans Museum of Art. This ambitious, $22 million project is the centerpiece of Speed Outdoors, the Museum’s capital campaign to expand access to art and landscape ... More
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CMA appoints Tiara L. Paris as Margaret and Loyal Wilson Chief Exhibition, Design, and Publications Officer CLEVELAND, OH.- The Cleveland Museum of Art today announced the appointment of Tiara L. Paris as Margaret and Loyal Wilson Chief Exhibition, Design, and Publications Officer, following a national search. In this senior leadership role, Paris will oversee the museum’s exhibition program, publications, and design initiatives. Working in close collaboration with the museum’s leadership team, she will strengthen areas central to the CMA’s strategic plan and mission. Paris brings more than two decades of experience in exhibition planning, design, and related projects. After starting her career at the CMA, she returns to Cleveland with a track record of success in the development and execution of multiyear exhibition programs, budget oversight, exhibition design, and publications. For the past seven years, Paris has served as head of exhibition planning at The ... More
The Merchant House opens season with Leo Vroegindeweij and Ruth Meijer's road-trip inspired exhibition AMSTERDAM.- The Merchant House opened its new season, dedicated to artistic collaborations, with an exhibition featuring longtime partners in life: leading Dutch sculptor Leo Vroegindeweij and painter Ruth Meijer. Vroegindeweij’s art—that is, its rare uniqueness—captures both the physicality of sculpture and the play of the literal and the metaphorical. It is fitting, therefore, that this exhibition takes its inspiration (point of departure) from Vroegindeweij and Meijer’s journey this past summer: a road trip to transport his work to Puglia, Italy, for one of Vroegindeweij’s “ephemeral projects.” Vroegindeweij placed his sculpture—for a single-night, site-specific installation—within the architecture of a Puglian trullo as part of the program of Dep Art Out, in collaboration with The Merchant House. Now taking center stage at the art gallery The Merchant House in Amsterdam ... More
Brooklyn Museum dives into Oliver Jeffers's Life at Sea, an interactive ocean installation BROOKLYN, NY.- The Brooklyn Museum opened Oliver Jeffers: Life at Sea in the Toby Devan Lewis Education Center. Transporting visitors into the whimsical world of Jeffers’s bestselling 2017 children’s book, Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth (Philomel Books), the installation features an underwater world that begins, when the show first opened, as sparsely populated. Over the course of the presentation, visitors will bring this ocean to life by creating and adding sea creatures to imagine an abundant future. Life at Sea will be on view until April 26, 2026. Based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and Brooklyn, Oliver Jeffers is an award-winning artist, illustrator, and writer who uses storytelling to advocate for the environment. His first nonfiction book, Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth, was written as a guide for his newborn son on how to navigate ... More
Bortolami Gallery now representing Vian Sora NEW YORK, NY.- Bortolami Gallery announced the representation of acclaimed painter Vian Sora (b. 1976, Baghdad, Iraq; lives and works in Louisville, Kentucky, USA). Concurrent with her traveling museum retrospective, titled Outerworlds, Sora will have a solo exhibition at Bortolami this coming March following upcoming group presentations with the gallery this October at Art Basel Paris and November in Tribeca. Bortolami will represent Sora’s work globally in collaboration with The Third Line, Dubai, UAE. Sora is best known for vivid, improvisational abstractions which reflect on themes of creation and regeneration. Her compositions balance disorder with control, evoking the terrain of an aerial landscape or the bloom of flora. Working from above with her canvases laid flat, Sora dissolves raw pigments into rich, aqueous color fields. By applying dozens of layers of paint, Sora ... More
Museum of Arts and Design announces Hai-Wen Lin as winner of 2025 Burke Prize NEW YORK, NY.- The Museum of Arts and Design announced Hai-Wen Lin as the winner of the 2025 Burke Prize, one of the most prestigious awards in contemporary craft. Established in 2018 and named for craft collectors Marian and Russell Burke, the prize awards an unrestricted $50,000 to an artist under the age of 45 working in the United States whose practice demonstrates conceptual rigor, relevance, and a mastery of materials and process. Lin’s practice explores the attunement of the body to the environment through fashion, sculpture, and kitemaking. Their works—described as “couture for the wind”—merge garment construction with flight engineering, resulting in textiles and sculptural kites that can be both worn and flown. Dyeing fabrics with sunlight and designing kites that double as garments, the Chicago-based artist collapses boundaries ... More
ICA LA launches Artist-in-Residence program LOS ANGELES, CA.- This fall, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (ICA LA) launches an Artist-in-Residence (AIR) program, a major new initiative created to further the museum’s ongoing commitment to directly support artists. The AIR will also expand and deepen ICA LA’s presence in the DTLA Arts District—a neighborhood where artists have lived and worked for decades. The program will focus on artists working in Los Angeles—a recognized cultural capital and a city with a vibrant and revered history of nurturing and developing the careers of artists, which has in recent years become a challenging landscape for artists to develop and sustain a livelihood and artistic career because of the increasing cost of living. We are thrilled to announce that after a nominations and application process, ICA LA has selected its inaugural cohort of artists: Mohammad ... More
From Benin to Madagascar: Roméo Mivekannin reimagines colonial postcards in Correspondances ANTANANARIVO.- Fondation H is presenting Correspondances, a carte blanche offered to artist Roméo Mivekannin. This exhibition unfolds within a network of personal and collective exchanges, rooted in territories dear to the artist: his native Benin, his adopted city of Toulouse, and Antananarivo, where he pursued his reflections in collaboration with Malagasy artisans and in dialogue with Hobisoa Raininoro, the exhibition’s curator. Correspondances thus becomes a living space for the circulation of ideas, forms, and narratives, embracing the full meaning of the word “correspondence”: written, visual, memorial, and symbolic. With Correspondances, Fondation H offers a sensitive and critical rereading of a chapter of colonial history. Mivekannin draws inspiration from postcards dating from the colonial era—seemingly banal yet deeply violent, emblems of a racist ... More
Museum of Craft and Design unveils Wunderkammer: The Collection of Susan Beech SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- The Museum of Craft and Design announces Wunderkammer: The Collection of Susan Beech, an exhibition celebrating the creative scope and innovations of contemporary art jewelry, opening on October 4, 2025. Drawing from the renowned private collection of Susan Beech, this exhibition features over 80 pieces, offering visitors a rare glimpse into one of the most noteworthy contemporary art jewelry collections in the United States. Wunderkammer takes its name and inspiration from 18th-century “cabinets of curiosity,” or wunderkammern, collections of objects designed to reflect both the wonder of the natural world and the intellect of their owners. Susan Beech’s collection is an eclectic mix of the beautiful, the bizarre, and the profound. From biblical snakes to gothic Victoriana, these works create new entry points for visitors to engage with contemporary ... More
Ben Uri shines spotlight on American-born artists in new exhibition LONDON.- Following last year’s wide-ranging exhibition, Us: From There to Here, exploring diverse immigrant artists from the Ben Uri Collection, this display returns the focus to a single country of origin, highlighting selected artists born in the USA. In contrast to their European counterparts, often fleeing war, persecution or otherwise displaced in the first half of the twentieth century, these artists made voluntary journeys for professional, personal or educational reasons, predominantly after the Second World War. Probably the best-known, as well as the earliest artist to arrive, was sculptor Jacob Epstein, born into a New York family of Russian/Polish Jewish immigrants, who settled in London in 1905, after five years in Paris. From his first public commission in 1907 to create the (now mutilated) former British Medical Association Building sculptures, he became a figure ... More
Mike Hewson: The Key's Under the Mat unlocking play and new possibilities at the Art Gallery of New South Wales SYDNEY.- Sydney-based artist Mike Hewson will transform the renowned Nelson Packer Tank at the Art Gallery of New South Wales into a wildly inventive art park in a new installation, Mike Hewson: The Key’s Under the Mat, opening on 4 October. The first solo art museum presentation by the acclaimed New Zealand-born artist, sculptor and playground-maker, The Key’s Under the Mat converts the Tank into a combined park, play space, construction site, and commons – an anarchic and generous sculptural neighbourhood where visitors can meet, dwell, play, make, perform, explore and more. Developed across 14 months in the artist’s dynamic Sydney studio and constructed from thousands of salvaged objects and materials, The ... More
Now open: "Near East, Far West" - Kyiv Biennial 2025 KYIV.- Near East, Far West will present not only new works commissioned especially for this show, but also numerous works from European museum collections. The exhibition opening 3 October 2025 is part of the 6th edition of the Kyiv Biennial, and was prepared thanks to extensive international cooperation. In light of the war underway in Ukraine, the biennial is being staged not only in Ukraine, but also in Warsaw, Antwerp and Linz. The presentation at MSN Warsaw is the main exhibition of the Kyiv Biennial 2025. Near East, Far West—Kyiv Biennial 2025 is the fruit of cooperation by the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw within L’Internationale, a European confederation of museums, art organizations and universities. The show was prepared by an international team of curators, enabling the exhibition to include numerous complementary perspectives. The exhibition traces ... More
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On a day like today, French painter Pierre Bonnard was born
October 03, 1857. Pierre Bonnard (3 October 1867 - 23 January 1947) was a French painter, illustrator and printmaker, known especially for the stylized decorative qualities of his paintings and his bold use of color. In this image: Pierre Bonnard, House in the Valley, c. 1922, Watercolor, oil, gouache and pencil on paper, 11 x 15 3/8 inches, Signed lower left.
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