Lot 7 | Cesare Dandini (Italian, 1596-1657), St. John the Evangelist. Sold for: $330,700.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.- On the same day that Freeman’s | Hindman announced that the firm would rebrand under the historic name of Freeman’s, the firm held two auctions of Old Masters and 19th Century European Art auctions that exceeded expectations on its way to a $2.5 million day. The double header started with the single-owner auction, Echoes of the Past: Property from an Important Private Collection, in the morning and was followed by Old Masters and 19th Century Art in the afternoon. “As demonstrated by the results from today’s auctions the market for fine Old Master and 19th century paintings and works on paper is experiencing somewhat of a resurgence. Collectors recognize the inherent value and quality of the better examples in these categories,” said David Weiss, Freeman’s Senior Vice President and head of sale for bot ... More
Corrine Colarusso, Tower, Shelter, Crown, a Distant but Useful Dream, 2022. 84 x 66 inches, acrylic on canvas.
ATLANTA, GA.- Runaway Universe is an exhibition of recent paintings and works on paper by Corrine Colarusso. From the shaggy landscape of the Okefenokee Swamp to her ordinary back yard, she has used landscape and observations of weather conditions, to map cycles of the day and seasons, as parallel worlds linked to our inner selves. Her paintings are restless creations depicting a moving and dissolving landscape. Like adventures in time passing, these clusters of reeds and grasses, towers of air and twilight, provide an arena for the meandering gaze, a channel to the everyday spectacular and a way to know the fugitive world. Especially now, because we live in a time when technology seems increasingly natural to us and nature itself less so, her work connects us to the patterns and signals found within the language of rocks, reeds and vistas that glow. Her paintings suggest that behind ... More
Charles Schneider French cameo art glass vase signed Le Verre Français in the Grapevine design, orange and yellow mottled ground with lavender cameo cutback overlay. Estimate: $1,000-$1,750.
DOUGLASS, KAN.- Woody Auction plans to finish 2025 with a flourish – their final in-person auction of the year, planned for Saturday, December 6th, one packed with over 300 quality lots showcasing timeless craftsmanship and beauty. Everything will be sold without reserves, in the Woody auction hall located at 130 East Third Street in Douglass starting at 9:30am Central Time. It’s a can’t-miss Antique Auction. The highlights include Charles Schneider French art glass, Meissen porcelain, Moser glass, brides baskets, Royal Bayreuth, cut glass, fine pottery and more. In addition to the auction hall, online bidding will be through LiveAuctioneers.com. Phone and absentee bids will also be available. It’s the final event of the year for the auction powerhouse. Three outstanding items will be vying ... More
Auction Scene Sungari Hong Kong Paintings Sale.
HONG KONG.-Sungari Hong Kong’s Fine Chinese Paintings Sale concluded on 30 October with excellent results. Together with the Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art Sale held earlier in October, the 2025 Autumn Auctions of Sungari Hong Kong totalled over HK$180 million. The encouraging results further consolidate Sungari Hong Kong’s position in the Asian market. Mr Xue Shiqing, General Manager at Sungari Hong Kong remarked: “The strong results of our second auction in Hong Kong confirmed our strategy of presenting to collectors fewer but top quality and rare works. We are incredibly grateful to collectors from around the world for their unwavering support and enthusiastic participation in both our paintings and works of art sales. We are fully confident in the market and we look forward to offer more exceptional works in our auctions in 2026.” In the Fine Chinese Paintings sale on 30 October, there was active bidding ... More
Yvonne Jacquette, Yellow Chair, 1966. Acrylic on Masonite, 32 × 24 in.
NEW YORK, NY.- The artists in The View From Inside unsentimentally represent the interior spaces that structure our daily life. Featuring works by Henni Alftan, Lois Dodd, Jane Freilicher, Josephine Halvorson, Yvonne Jacquette, Catherine Murphy, and Sylvia Plimack Mangold, the exhibition charts a genealogy of approaches to representation that engage with minimalism while remaining wedded to the observed world. These artists explore relative degrees of trompe l’oeil and stylized flatness, the role of the crop in setting the bounds of a composition, and perspectives that both disorient and reorient. Architectural thresholds—windows, doors, and so on—at turns offer and thwart passage; together, these paintings offer a plethora of views from inside. Yvonne Jacquette’s interiors of the 1960s capture unexpected angles on the domestic. The tension between their cool, detached tone and the intimacy of their perspective ... More
Kiki Smith, Shadow Drawing October, 2024.
NEW YORK, NY.- 125 Newbury is presenting Kiki Smith: The Moon Watches the Earth, an exhibition of new and historical works by the renowned American artist Kiki Smith. Curated by Arne Glimcher in close collaboration with the artist, the exhibition opened on November 7, 2025 and runs through January 10, 2026. This presentation, which marks Smith’s first solo show in New York City in six years, debuts a series of new bronzes, drawings, and prints produced in recent years alongside sculptural works created during the late 1980s and early 1990s—including a large-scale installation that has not been exhibited in the U.S. for over 30 years. Together, these works sustain a dialogue across three-and-a-half decades of Smith’s practice—an ongoing conversation between past and present—centering on transience and the fragility and joy of embodiment. Since the 1980s, Smith has drawn inspiration for her art from folklore, mythology, history, and the natural world. Even as she has engaged in ... More
BERLIN.- The 2026 Preis der Nationalgalerie will be awarded to Maurizio Cattelan. The prize honours one of the most influential contemporary artists, who will be represented in Germany for the first time with a solo exhibition. His works, which range from sculpture and installation to conceptual practice, are characterised by sharp humour, bitter seriousness and a profound reflection on social structures. The exhibition accompanying the Preis der Nationalgalerie will open at the Neue Nationalgalerie during Berlin Art Week in September 2026 and will be curated by Lisa Botti, curator Neue Nationalgalerie, with Klaus Biesenbach, director Neue Nationalgalerie. Since the early 1990s, Maurizio Cattelan (born 1960 in Padua) has been one of the defining voices in international art. His iconic works—including La Nona Ora (1999), a figure of Pope John Paul II struck by a meteorite, Him (2001), a praying schoolboy with the face ... More
MILWAUKEE, WI.- This fall, the Milwaukee Art Museum debuts Looking Forward: New Gifts of Art, a special exhibition celebrating the generosity that is shaping the future of one of Milwaukee’s most beloved cultural institutions. The exhibition marks the 50th anniversary of Mrs. Harry Lynde “Peg” Bradley’s transformational gift of modern art—an act of civic pride that forever changed the Museum’s identity—and honors a new generation of donors who are continuing that legacy. The Museum is excited to unveil a selection of recent and promised gifts of art from over 500 works that have been donated outright or promised by supporters as part of a strategic initiative to strengthen the collection. Highlights include Kiki with Leopard in My Studio (2020) by Jonas Wood and Bruise Painting ... More
DiQuinzio joined the Nevada Museum of Art in 2021 as senior curator of contemporary art
RENO, NEV.- The Nevada Museum of Art today announced the promotion of Apsara DiQuinzio to Andrea and John C. Deane Family Chief Curator, effective November 1. A respected voice in contemporary art, DiQuinzio will oversee the Museum’s curatorial strategy and exhibition program. Her appointment comes as the Museum continues to expand its national profile through major exhibitions and institutional partnerships. In her new role, DiQuinzio will oversee strategy, long-range exhibition planning, budgeting, and overall management of the Curatorial Department. She will also guide the care, preservation, and growth of the Museum’s permanent collection. “Apsara’s leadership and curatorial excellence have made a profound impact on the Museum,” said David B. Walker, Nevada Museum of Art CEO. “Her ability to connect outstanding artists and deep ideas will continue to shape how our audiences experience the Museum in the ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Gladstone Gallery announces global representation of Robert Colescott, the bold, satirical painter dedicated to revealing the complexities, contradictions and shortfalls of American social political history. The announcement coincides with the artist’s centennial this year, marked by a major solo exhibition at the Tacoma Art Museum opening this December. A solo exhibition at Gladstone is planned for 2026 in New York, reflecting the gallery’s ongoing stewardship of the legacies of pivotal historical artists. Robert Colescott’s nearly six-decade career included his landmark solo exhibition at the 47th Venice Biennale in 1997, where he was the first Black artist to represent the United States in a solo exhibition. He is best known for his smart, gestural, and high-keyed large-scale, chromatic canvases in which he inserted racial stereotypes into cartoon versions of famous art historical works to point to the exclusion of Black people ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- The Guggenheim New York presents the first monographic exhibition in the United States on the German artist Gabriele Münter (b. 1877, Berlin; d. 1962, Murnau am Stafflesee, Germany) in nearly thirty years. Münter was a critical figure in the advancement of modernism in early twentieth-century Europe. Gabriele Münter: Contours of a World focuses on her heightened Expressionist production from around 1908 to 1920, while also highlighting her later developments. The presentation comprises some sixty paintings and nineteen of her early photographs across three galleries. Taken during Münter’s travels around the southern and midwestern U.S. at the turn of the twentieth century, these photographs are being exhibited in this country for the first time. Gabriele Münter: Contours of a World illuminates Münter’s disruptive and underrecognized practice while ... More
LOS ANGELES, CA.- As the first major exhibition in Los Angeles dedicated to Lee Lozano, ‘Hard Handshake’ brings together over one hundred drawings by the artist, spanning the years 1959 to 1968. Lozano made these provocative drawings at a remarkably fast pace, using a variety of artistic styles. Informed by the artist’s unsparing eye and wry humor, they dissect such societal norms as gender roles and property ownership while challenging the commodification of art and, ultimately, all conventional aspects of life. Shown together, Lozano’s drawings embody her unbridled energy and social consciousness, radical for their time, and continue to provoke questions today. Although rarely exhibited during her lifetime, this body of work is instrumental to understanding the singular trajectory of Lozano’s practice. The selection on view begins with the artist’s 1959 fervent self-portraits and macabre anatomical studies of male torsos and grinning skulls. These early ... More
TORONTO.- The AGO’s collection of photography contains multitudes – more than 70,000 objects from around the world, reflecting diverse perspectives, formats, materials and techniques. This fall, to mark its 25th anniversary, the Department celebrates its expansive holdings with a unique exhibition of 94 works, chosen by leading voices in Toronto’s photography community. The final selection was determined by a public vote on ago.ca. Collective Visions: Celebrating 25 Years of Photography spans from the 1840s to the present, highlighting artists from Toronto and around the world and opened November 7, 2025. Beginning with a significant work by American photographer Robert Frank, Collective Visions: Celebrating 25 Years of Photography is structured as an exquisite corpse game. A collaborative tool ... More
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At Hermès Maison Ginza, artists reimagine the mystique and power of metal TOKYO.- The Fondation d’entreprise Hermès announced the publication of a book titled Savoir & Faire: KINZOKU, le métal in autumn 2025 through Iwanami Shoten, as part of its Skills Academy initiative. This initiative aims to re-examine, preserve and expand traditional craftsmanship and techniques that use natural materials. This book follows previous publications on wood and clay, and contains translations of selected essays and interviews from the 2018 French edition Savoir & Faire: le métal, co-published by Actes Sud and the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, as well as original texts, interviews and portfolios. To accompany the launch of this publication, Hermès Maison Ginza Le Forum hosts a group exhibition on the theme of ‘Metal,’ showcasing related works. Gold, silver, iron, lead, brass...From the Bronze Age to the present day, metals have accompanied ... More
Gaëlle Choisne unites New York and Milan with twin exhibitions NEW YORK, NY.- kaufmann repetto is presenting Gaëlle Choisne, Inhale/Exhale and Exhale/Inhale, two mirrored exhibitions opening at kaufmann repetto New York on November 7 and at kaufmann repetto Milan on November 20. Conceived as a diptych, the projects take the movement of breathing as structure and motif, moving between interiority and openness. In New York, Inhale takes its cue from the words “I can’t breathe” not just as a slogan but as a measure of the air we share, evoking the physical, social, and political suffocation caused by police violence, notably the death of George Floyd in 2020. In a world that has become unbreathable for many, Inhale creates a place of respite and reconnection. In the words of the artist, “breathing has become a luxury, a spiritual wealth too often denied to those living under oppression or fear.” In Milan, Exhale ... More
Jeremy Demester channels ancient currents in 'Nile' at Galerie Max Hetzler London LONDON.- Galerie Max Hetzler, London, is presenting Nile, a solo exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Jeremy Demester. This is the artist’s tenth exhibition with the gallery, and his second in the London space. The title of the exhibition takes its name from the ancient, storied river – one of the longest in the world – that winds its way through Africa towards the Mediterranean Sea. An integral part of the Earth’s landscape, the Nile has served as a primary life source for millennia, profoundly shaping civilisation, culture, mythology, and the economies which have emerged along its riverbanks. An emblem of life, vitality, and connection, both physical and psychical, the Nile offers a thematic entry point into the exhibition, as it drifts and meanders through each body of work. Demester’s new paintings are largely composed on unconventional surfaces: tarp, ... More
Sara Friedlander appointed Chairman, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Americas at Christie's NEW YORK, NY.- Christie's Global President Alex Rotter announced today that Sara Friedlander has been named chairman of Post-War and Contemporary Art for the Americas. In her new role, Friedlander—a renowned specialist and respected dealmaker who arrived at Christie's almost 20 years ago—will leverage decades of experience with artists, advisors, and collectors to drive and define the market for post-war and contemporary art, with a specific focus on works from the last 50 years. Friedlander's expertise in bringing important collections to market make her an ideal fit. For the upcoming Marquee Week in New York, Friedlander brought masterpiece-level property from the Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art to Christie's, as well as the Edlis | Neeson Collection, the cornerstone of the 21st Century sale and one of the most renowned post-war and contemporary art collections ... More
Christie's London sale of Middle Eastern art totals £4.1 million, led by Saloua Raouda Choucair LONDON.- SILSILA: Highlights from the Dalloul Collection including Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art Live Sale on 6 November 2025 generated a total of £4,112,260, with sell-through rates of 93% by value and 85% by lot. 38% of buyers were new to Christie's, with 21% of them being millennials, underscoring the strong demand from new and younger collectors for this category. • Saloua Raouda Choucair's Poem (1966-68) is the top lot of the evening and of the year to date across all Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art auctions at Christie's, selling for £393,700 (363% over the high estimate). This is the second highest price at auction for the artist • Another highlight, Sliman Mansour's Untitled (2014), from the Dalloul Collection, realised £323,850 (80% over its high estimate), after over 4 minutes of spirited bidding in the room and on ... More
Mendes Wood DM presents Hiroshi Sugito's meditative paintings in 'slicing apples' NEW YORK, NY.- Mendes Wood DM is presenting slicing apples, Hiroshi Sugito’s first solo exhibition in New York City since 2007. Seeing the familiar anew defines the acclaimed Japanese artist’s latest works, which translate tactile sculptural processes into painting. Reflecting the artist’s wish to perceive through combination over comparison, the exhibition’s title relates to an analytical sensibility where acts of cutting open new ways of seeing. Sugito’s constructions complicate the relationships between image and object, interior and exterior, creating space and depth across two-dimensional planes. Dashes, lines, arcs, and triangles converge between figuration and abstraction. On linen and paper, pigments mark unstretched supports, while porous surfaces retain traces of the artist’s process within their final state. Striking core-like vessels and arched slices bear the lines of a knife ... More
Evelyn Taocheng Wang wins the 2025 Wolfgang Hahn Prize at Museum Ludwig COLOGNE.- Evelyn Taocheng Wang (born in Chengdu, China, in 1981, lives and works in Rotterdam, Netherlands) is the recipient of the 31st Wolfgang Hahn Prize awarded by the Gesellschaft für Moderne Kunst am Museum Ludwig. The award ceremony will took place during the Art Cologne art fair at the Museum Ludwig. In her work, Wang explores cultural identities and social relationships. The title Friendship of her installation for the Museum Ludwig refers to a painting of the same name by the North American painter Agnes Martin (1912–2004), whom she admires. For her paintings, she selects a background from Martin's geometric-minimalist paintings, which she names in the painting and copies by hand in its entirety. She complements the ‘Martin-esque’ background with perfectly painted pieces of cake and characters from the children's television programme ... More
Buffalo AKG opens Allan D'Arcangelo: Landscapes and Constellations BUFFALO, NY.- The Buffalo AKG Art Museum announces an exhibition titled Allan D’Arcangelo: Landscapes and Constellations, which opened in the museum’s Hemicycle Gallery on Friday, November 7, and will remain on view through April 26, 2026. The exhibition is curated by Zack Boehler, Assistant Curator, Special Projects at the Buffalo AKG. “In an era where there is so much debate around what the identity of America is, D’Arcangelo’s work is just as relatable today as when the artist produced it in the 1960s and 1970s,” said Boehler. “With this exhibition we hope to reintroduce the artist to his hometown audience and explore D’Arcangelo’s challenge of the myth of the American expanse from a contemporary lens.” A consistent inspiration for many artists, writers, and dreamers, the frontier myth remains as embedded in our collective psyche as it remains ... More
Yun-Fei Ji's new works at James Cohan turn Chinese myth into a mirror of today's world NEW YORK, NY.- James Cohan is presenting Riding the Tiger, an exhibition of new paintings by Yun-Fei Ji, on view in the gallery’s 48 Walker Street viewing room from November 7 through November 25, 2025. This is the artist’s seventh solo exhibition with James Cohan. In his latest body of work, Yun-Fei Ji deepens his meditation on migration and belonging through a visual language that intertwines Chinese folklore with lived experience. Drawing upon the allegorical archetypes, parables, and moral cosmology of the narratives he absorbed as a child, including the 16th-century Chinese novel Journey to the West, Ji employs these rich traditions as frameworks for exploring the psychological and spiritual dimensions of displacement. Pulling us into a world populated by demons, spirits, and celestial soldiers, Ji reflects on the current migration crisis in the United ... More
David Hockney unveils new paintings at Annely Juda Fine Art's New Hanover Square gallery LONDON.- Annely Juda Fine Art announces its inaugural exhibition at the gallery’s new space on Hanover Square with works by David Hockney. The exhibition debuts a series of new paintings alongside the first full presentation in the UK of Hockney’s "The Moon Room". Hockney’s fourteenth exhibition at the gallery, and following his celebrated exhibition at Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris this summer, this show debuts never-seen-before paintings completed in his London studio over the last six months, underpinning Hockney’s unwavering commitment to and vigour for the act of painting and cementing him as perhaps the most iconic artist of today. These very, very, very new paintings mark the most developed stage yet in Hockney’s dedication to ‘reverse perspective’ in paint. For decades, Hockney has observed that traditional linear perspective in art and photography ... More
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