A rare and magnificent blue and white hexagonal vase, Qianlong six-character mark and period (1736-1795) realized HK$8,940,000.
HONG KONG.-Sungari Hong Kong’s 2025 Autumn Auctions of Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art (7 and 8 October) concluded with impressive results, totalling over HK$160 million. A rare and magnificent blue and white hexagonal vase, Qianlong six-character mark and period (1736-1795) realized a strong price of HK$8,940,000. The antique Chinese jades and classical Chinese furniture sections performed particularly well. A spectacular group of Ming and Qing furniture from the private collection of renowned furniture collector Dr S Y Yip achieved a white glove result with a 100% sell-through rate. Mr Xue Shiqing, General Manager at Sungari Hong Kong commented: “We are very pleased with the results of our two-day sale. We saw an active saleroom with bidders competing in person, on the phone and online bidding. The strong results are testament to the success ... More
LONDON.- Christie's 20th/21st Century: London Evening Sale on 15 October 2025 generated a total of £106,925,400 / $142,852,334 / €122,750,359, a 30% increase on the total achieved last year, and was 92% sold by lot and 90% sold by value. • Peter Doig's Ski Jacket (1994) sold for £14,270,000 / $19,064,720 / €16,381,960, against an estimate of £6,000,000-8,000,000, after over 13 minutes of bidding across six bidders • World auction records achieved for Paula Rego, Suzanne Valadon, Annie Morris and Esben Weile Kjær • The lots offered tonight from The Ole Faarup Collection totalled £27,318,500 / $36,497,516 / €31,361,683, benefiting The Ole Faarup Art Foundation* • Buyers were 56% from EMEA, 28% from Americas, 16% from APAC Katharine Arnold and Keith Gill, Vice-Chairmen 20th/21st Century Art, Christie's Europe: “Tonight we have achieved the highest total for a Frieze Week Evening Sale at Christie's in seven years. We entered the week with confidence, with ... More
Vivid acrylic on canvas by the British-born Canadian artist Ted Harrison (1926-2015), titled Dawson City Evening (1987), encapsulating the spirit of Canada’s North (CA$17,700).
NEW HAMBURG.- Three original paintings by the acclaimed Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (1903-1970) combined for $92,360; an 1859 marine watercolor by famed folk artist Captain Alexander McNeilledge (1791-1874) brought $24,780; and a monumental three-piece plant stand from Jacobi Pottery from Waterloo County, Ontario fetched $8,260 in three sessions of auctions held on two days (October 9th and 11th) by Miller & Miller Auctions, Ltd. All prices quoted here are in Canadian dollars and include an 18 percent buyer’s premium. A Post-War Canadian Folk Art auction was held on Thursday, October 9th, that featured 90 lots of folk art. A Canadiana session that began on Saturday morning, October 11th, contained 359 lots, highlighted by the Louise and late Robert Levesque collection; and an evening session held later that day comprised a tidy 34 lots and showcased the David and Karen Jacobi Collection. “The common elements to these sales were items being fresh to the ... More
LONDON.- Since Frieze London first launched in 2003, Tate has acquired over 170 works by more than 100 artists at the fair. These works have since been seen by millions of visitors in Tate’s four galleries and have been shared with museums and galleries across the UK and beyond. Visitors to Tate can currently enjoy several recent Frieze Tate Fund acquisitions. Ahead of next year’s Frida Kahlo exhibition, Tate Modern is now showing Rita Keegan’s 1987 self-portrait Homage to Frida Kahlo, which was purchased at the fair in 2023. Meanwhile, Tate Britain’s contemporary displays include Adam Farah-Saad’s 2023 mixed media sculpture Two traumatised young men connect whilst roaming the city of London, helping each other to survive…(THE INNER CHILDREN MIX), as well as photographs from Tessa Boffin’s series Angelic Rebels: Lesbians and Safer Sex 1989/2023, which were both purchased with funds provided by the 2023 Frieze Tate Fund. Maria Balshaw, ... More
LONDON.- The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has named Appleby Blue Almshouse, a social housing complex for over-65’s, by Witherford Watson Mann Architects, as the winner of the RIBA Stirling Prize 2025. Presented since 1996, the prestigious annual award recognises the UK’s best new architecture. Replacing an abandoned care home, Appleby Blue radically reimagines the traditional almshouse, flipping the centuries-old typology by placing shared spaces at its heart to foster community and reduce isolation among residents. The development contains 59 bright, spacious flats arranged in a U-shape around a central garden courtyard. Inside, generous homes with discreet accessibility features offer an aspirational living environment, standing in stark contrast to the institutional atmosphere often associated with older people’s housing. Large kitchen windows draw in natural daylight and provide residents with uninterrupted views of the garden courtyard. A variety of plants, t ... More
LONDON.- This autumn marks the first exhibition by Spanish artist Cristina Iglesias at Hauser & Wirth since joining the gallery. Iglesias is known for her unique sculptural vocabulary developed over four decades, creating immersive and experiential environments that reference and unite architecture, literature, psychology, mechanics, natural elements and site-specific content. Combining the conventional matter of sculpture— familiar materials such as glass, steel, bronze—with non-traditional materials like water and sound, Iglesias has forged an extraordinary visual language that feels simultaneously unexpected and inevitable. Coinciding with her London debut at Hauser & Wirth, Cristina Iglesias is also having a solo exhibition at Fundació Catalunya La Pedrera in Barcelona, Spain, from 9 October 2025 – 25 January 2026 curated by James Lingwood. The exhibition features ... More
Installation of the exhibition. Photo: Rijksmuseum/Kelly Schenk.
AMSTERDAM.- This autumn the Rijksmuseum presents a major exhibition on domestic life in the 1600s, the time of Rembrandt, Vermeer and Frans Hals. At Home in the 17th Century offers an intimate glimpse into the everyday lives of families, parents and children from all walks of life more than three centuries ago. Designed by the Dutch artist Steef de Jong utilising cardboard, the 9 diorama-style galleries in the Philips Wing will offer visitors an immersive experience to follow 17th-century home life over the course of an entire day – from early morning till late evening. The exhibition presents highlights from the decorative arts alongside objects that were found in every household. The centrepieces of the exhibition are the famous doll’s houses belonging to Petronella Oortman and Petronella Dunois. The exhibition At Home in the 17th Century is made possible by Rijksmuseum Friends, Stichting Zabawas, Stichting Thurkowfonds and via the ... More
Consisting of high and low reliefs, this new group of artworks combines mirrors, colours (the different shades of which are chosen at random from an industrial palette), and Daniel Buren’s visual tool: alternating white and coloured 8.7-cm-wide vertical stripes.
PARIS.- Daniel Buren’s new exhibition at Mennour, “Du cercle aux carrés, hauts-reliefs situés et in situ”, is based on colourful geometric combinations that evoke an immediate sense of visual and intellectual stimulation for the viewer. Since his first personal exhibition at Mennour in 2007, which inaugurated the space at 47 rue Saint-André-des-Arts, Daniel Buren’s work has been the subject of solo shows in all four of the gallery’s spaces in Paris, and in art fairs throughout the world, including “C’était, c’est, ce sera, travaux situés”, “Quand les carrés font des cercles et des triangles : hauts-reliefs situés”, “Au fur et à mesure, travaux in situ et situés”, “Pyramidal, hauts-reliefs, travaux in situ et situés”, and “Plis contre plan, hauts-reliefs, travaux situés”. Like many of his other artworks, those exhibited here play with the presence of the viewer and initiate a rich dialogue with the site. Since ... More
Rebecca L. Rutherfurd. The Morgan Library & Museum, Photography by Janny Chiu.
NEW YORK, NY.- The Morgan Library & Museum announced the appointment of Rebecca L. Rutherfurd as Chief Advancement Officer. She will serve as a key member of the museum’s senior management team and report to Colin B. Bailey, Katharine J. Rayner Director. She will begin her tenure at the Morgan on October 27, 2025. As Chief Advancement Officer, Ms. Rutherfurd will oversee all aspects of institutional advancement, including individual giving; membership and patron programs; special events and galas; foundation, corporate, and government support; exhibition and special program funding; planned giving; trustee relations and board development; and communications and marketing. Building upon the momentum of the Morgan’s Centennial Campaign and strategic plan, Ms. Rutherfurd will lead and implement the vision and strategy for a comprehensive advancement program, building upon the strengths of the Morgan as the institution charts an ambitious future trajectory. "We’re thrilled to have ... More
Installation view of Teresa Solar Abboud's Mother Tongue (2025). Photo: Above Ground Studio. Courtesy of the artist and the Hayward Gallery.
LONDON.- Today, the Hayward Gallery launches Mother Tongue: a monumental public art commission by Spanish artist Teresa Solar Abboud supported by Byredo and the Hayward Gallery’s Commissioning Committee. The bubblegum pink sculpture of two tongues intertwining as one dancing figure is located on the walkway in front of the Gallery’s entrance, giving the iconic brutalist site a surreal new look this Autumn. The commission marks the first time that the artist’s ambitious outdoor sculptures have been presented by a UK public art gallery. Solar Abboud’s larger-than-life installations capture moments of transformation. Vibrant and abstract, they blend mythology, anatomy, natural history and ecology to explore the relationship between human technology and the world around us. Returning to the Hayward Gallery, after previously participating in the group show When Forms Come Alive (2024), she works with bronze for the first time to create a deeply personal commission ... More
Auguste Renoir (French, 1841–1919), Portrait of a Girl (Elisabeth Maître), 1879. Pastel on Ingres paper. The ALBERTINA Museum, Vienna – The Batliner Collection | Image: The ALBERTINA Museum, Vienna
NEW YORK, NY.- This fall, the Morgan Library & Museum will present Renoir Drawings, the first comprehensive exhibition in more than a century devoted to the works on paper of Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919). On view from October 17, 2025, through February 8, 2026, the exhibition explores Renoir’s engagement with draftsmanship across his long and influential career. Organized with the Musée d’Orsay, Paris, Renoir Drawings brings together over one hundred drawings, pastels, watercolors, prints, and paintings, inviting visitors to engage with Renoir’s creative process while offering insights into his artistic methods across five decades. While Renoir’s paintings have become icons of Impressionism, his drawings are less well- known. Yet beginning in his earliest days as an artist-in-training and continuing until his very last years, Renoir regularly drew and painted on paper in a variety of media. The first comprehensive ... More
PARIS.- From October 17, 2025 to March 2, 2026, the Fondation Louis Vuitton will present a major retrospective of Gerhard Richter, widely regarded as one of the most important and internationally celebrated artists of his generation. Born in 1932, Richter was featured in the Fondation Louis Vuitton’s inaugural presentation in 2014 with works from the Collection. Now, the Fondation will dedicate all its galleries to the artist with a retrospective, unmatched in scale and chronological scope. Covering 1962 to 2024, the exhibition of 275 works—oil paintings, glass and steel sculptures, pencil and ink drawings, watercolors, and overpainted photographs—offers, for the first time, a comprehensive view of Richter’s creation over six decades. Richter has always been drawn to both subject matter and the language of painting, continually pushing boundaries and avoiding categorization. His training at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts led him to engage with traditional ... More
Hershey auction draws bidders from across the globe, led by the Suzy Q Collection and strong results across Brass Era and Classic cars.
BLENHEIM.- RM Sotheby’s returned to the Hershey Lodge for its 19th annual sale, held during the Antique Automobile Club of America’s (AACA) Eastern Division Fall Meet. Over the two-day event, RM Sotheby’s achieved $13.79 million in total sales with 97 percent of all lots finding new homes, drawing a packed room of bidders and underscoring Hershey’s place as one of the most important gatherings in the collector car calendar. The auction presented 145 motor cars spanning more than eight decades of automotive history. Leading the lineup was the Suzy Q Collection, a diverse group of 51 motor cars curated over two decades by the late Saul “Sonny” Schwartz and offered entirely without reserve. Strong bidding across the collection, as well as for Brass Era and Classic offerings, reinforced Hershey’s reputation as a marketplace where rare pre-war automobiles excel. 1937 Bugatti Type 57 Cabriolet - An early-production Type 57, chassis 57156, this cabriolet was originally ... More
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Tailored for Speed proves to be a spectacular success, with a 100% sell through and grossing a remarkable CHF 70 million ZURICH.- Generating unprecedented pre-sale interest from around the world, The Tailored for Speed Collection was one of the most eagerly anticipated single-owner collections to ever be offered in Europe. And it didn’t disappoint when the cars went under the hammer in Zurich on 11 October, with the collection smashing its pre-sale high estimate, grossing CHF 69,672,12. The packed auction room witnessed feverish bidding with many also participating on the telephones and via the internet. When the hammer fell on the final lot, four cars had exceeded CHF 5 million, with the top ten cars all exceeding CHF 2,000,000. The top seller on the night was the beautiful 2024 Ferrari Daytona SP3. One of just 600 examples made, the car is widely regarded ... More
Clare Grill unveils 'Parlance': A new body of work steeped in layers and private codes NEW YORK, NY.- Derek Eller Gallery presents a solo exhibition of new paintings by Clare Grill entitled Parlance. Thick vertical lines hum close to the surface of Flit like folds in a translucent curtain. Toward the top of the painting, a faded orange circle hovers off to the right of a smaller, more emphatic version of the same. A sun and its ghost? A siren and its shadow? Clare Grill’s paintings are, among much else, documents of accretion, profoundly attuned to their own past lives and to the gestures that conveyed the work from there to here. These flickers and remnants of earlier work never disappear into the background—they linger, waiting for Grill to arrange them in pictorial space and activate them in the painting’s hierarchy. For Grill, the background texture of a painting is as consequential as the marks and shapes that populate the foreground. “I care about the whole thing,” ... More
The world's leading award for photography and sustainability travels to Dubai DUBAI.- Ishara Art Foundation hosts Prix Pictet Storm, the latest exhibition from the world’s leading award for photography and sustainability, from 17 October until 13 December 2025. Prix Pictet was founded in 2008 by the Pictet Group with the aim to harness the power of photography to draw attention to issues of global sustainability. The exhibition at Ishara will be the first international iteration of Storm after it premieres at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London in September 2025. The exhibition will showcase works by twelve photographers shortlisted for the eleventh cycle of the award. Storm is both a natural phenomenon and a metaphor for the unseen and relentless forces shaping our world today. As a theme, it speaks to the growing volatility of our age, encompassing environmental collapse, economic instability and social unrest, where we seem forever ... More
Amos Rex recruits for two curatorial positions HELSINKI.- Amos Rex is seeking : Curator (Art, Technology and Society) and Curator (Art in the Public Realm) for a full-time permanent position starting in December 2025 or by agreement. Amos Rex, which opened in 2018, has established itself as one of Finland's most popular museums. It is located in Helsinki's historic Glaspalatset building, with 1600 sq m of underground exhibition spaces under the spectacular courtyard above. It is an independent art museum with 125 employees, owned by Amos Anderson’s Fund. Amos Rex invites a broad public to spectacular art experiences in, around and beyond Glaspalatset. We organise exhibitions, outdoor installations, events and other programs for a broad, general public audience. Recent highlights include exhibitions with Keiken, Larissa Sansour and Anna Estarriola, and ambitious events in collaboration with Tony Cokes ... More
Artes Mundi presents eleventh edition CARDIFF.- The UK’s leading biennial exhibition and international contemporary art prize is delighted to announce exhibition details for its eleventh edition, Artes Mundi 11 with presenting partner Bagri Foundation (AM11), taking place from October 17, 2025 to February 22, 2026 and featuring six international contemporary visual artists. The winner of the prestigious 40,000 GBP Artes Mundi Prize—the UK’s largest contemporary art prize—will be announced during the exhibition run in January 2026. Following the success of AM10, for a second time AM11 will be presented nationally at five venue partners across Wales, with Aberystwyth Arts Centre participating for the first time. All artists will be represented in a group presentation at National Museum Cardiff, acting as a central focal hub including ambitious new productions and major museum loans that speak to the fundamental ... More
Cyprien Gaillard floods Haus der Kunst with Wassermusik and psychedelic stereoscopic film MUNICH.- With Wassermusik, Haus der Kunst presents the new exhibition by Cyprien Gaillard (b. 1980, Paris), to coincide with the end of this year’s Oktoberfest. At the centre of the exhibition is the artist’s latest stereoscopic motion picture Retinal Rivalry (2024), partially filmed at Munich’s Oktoberfest, and co-produced by Haus der Kunst. By harnessing cutting-edge technology, Gaillard offers an expanded, sharpened vision of the world around us. This key work leads viewers on a journey through folded time and inaccessible urban surfaces: dumpsters and subterranean arteries, humid landscapes, and views through the eyes of the Bavaria statue at Oktoberfest. It thus enters into a close dialogue with the city of Munich and its world's largest folk festival, having it linger on as if in a strange memory, disrupting conventional perception with a sculptural and psychedelic ... More
Perrotin returns to Art Taipei with postwar masters and contemporary superstars TAIPEI.- Perrotin returns to Art Taipei 2025, presenting a curated selection of works by leading 20th-century masters, established artists, alongside fresh perspectives from mid-career and new-generation artists within the gallery’s international program. Highlights of the twentieth century bring together Hans Hartung and Anna-Eva Bergman—key figures in European abstraction—and Lynn Chadwick, whose bronzes revitalized postwar figuration. As a significant figure of Art Informel and Lyrical Abstraction, Hartung turned toward greater spontaneity in the 1960s, painting directly on canvas rather than transposing intuitive studies from paper. Years of printmaking practice became more evident in his works of the 1960s and 1970s, where engraving and lithography served as mediums for mark-making experimentation. T1961-H23 (1961) showcases Hartung’s 1960s “scratching” ... More
Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius presents Bells and Cannons: Contemporary Art in the Face of Militarisation VILNIUS.- The international group exhibition Bells and Cannons presents different strategies used by contemporary artists in the face of militarisation. Its title refers to the close relationship between art and war. Historically, bells were often recast into cannons and other weaponry during wartime. In other words, from its very inception, the idea of a bell has included the possibility of military use, and both bells and cannons were frequently cast by the same craftspeople. Fittingly, the exhibition employs this metaphor of unexpected congruence to explore the complex relationship between war and culture. We could include art and culture as part of the contemporary conflict analysis vocabulary, alongside concepts such as soft power, psyop, and hybrid ... More
Christie's presents Jewels Online NEW YORK, NY.- Christie's will launch the autumn auction season with Jewels Online, an exceptional sale featuring more than 150 lots of fine jewelry and iconic designs from renowned houses including Cartier, David Webb, Tiffany & Co., Van Cleef & Arpels, and others. Works will be on public view at Christie's Rockefeller Center galleries from 17 to 22 October. Leading the sale is a Kashmir Sapphire and Diamond Ring, showcasing a cabochon sapphire of 16.58 carats (estimate: $800,000–1,200,000). The auction also includes several other notable Kashmir sapphires, such as a 5.82 carat modified octagonal step-cut Sapphire and Diamond Ring (estimate: $200,000–300,000) and a 4.81 carat cushion mixed-cut Sapphire and Diamond Ring (estimate: $150,000–250,000). Additional highlights include a 24.99 carat Diamond Ring (estimate: $400,000–600,000), an Oscar ... More
National Gallery unveils 2026 artistic program CANBERRA.- The National Gallery of Australia announces its 2026 program, unveiling a line-up of major exhibitions and projects that celebrate the breadth of art and cultural expression. Headlining the 2026 Artistic Program are major exhibitions that celebrate culture and explore the epic and the imaginative: from the upcoming 5th National Indigenous Art Triennial: After the Rain to the inaugural presentation of the full set of Arthur Boyd’s towering tapestries, and Full Throttle, which uses the automobile as a lens to interrogate contemporary life, identity and power. Opening this December and continuing into 2026 and beyond with a national tour, After the Rain is the realisation of Artistic Director Tony Albert’s vision. It comes to life this summer through 10 immersive, large-scale projects by established and emerging First Nations artists from across Australia. Over winter, ... More
Frank Frazetta's 'A Princess of Mars' leads Heritage's November 4 Illustration Art Auction DALLAS, TX.- Heritage will once again approach auction history November 4 when it presents Frank Frazetta’s A Princess of Mars (1970), one of the most celebrated works of fantasy illustration. The original painting leads the auction house’s Illustration Art Signature® Auction, a sweeping sale that unites icons of imagination — from Chesley Bonestell’s celestial vistas and a Brothers Hildebrandt Tolkien masterpiece to beloved Golden Age and children’s book illustrators whose art defined generations. The event boasts more than 400 lots and, in true Heritage fashion, offers gems by Gil Elvgren, Alberto Vargas, Dean Cornwell and many more. Heritage holds every major auction record for Frazetta’s original works, including the landmark $13.5 million sale of Man Ape (1966) earlier this year — setting the high-water mark not only for the artist but for all of modern fantasy ... More
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