Book cover: Appraising: The Definitive Guide to Valuing Fine Art, Decorative Arts & Collectibles, Volume 2.
NEW YORK, NY.- The heartbeat of the art market can be summed up in a single question: What’s it worth? A new guide on appraising will help to answer this eternal question. Published by the Appraisers Association of America, Appraising: The Definitive Guide to Valuing Fine Art, Decorative Arts & Collectibles, Volume 2 (September 15, 2024) covers topics from connoisseurship and appraisal methodology to legal considerations. The invaluable guide is currently the only one of its kind on the market and surveys key genres of the art market. The 320-page, color-illustrated book covers all aspects of appraising fine arts, decorative arts and collectibles, and features 50 comprehensive articles – 42 new and eight updated – authored by 56 of the industry’s leading professionals. Included in this definitive guide are 30 articles on connoisseurship, 11 articles on the business of appraising, and nine addressing the theory and methodology of appraising. The book is a resource for people workin ... More
LONDON.-Bowman Sculpture Gallery will invite visitors to their stand at Frieze Masters 2024 on a journey through nearly two centuries of sculptural artistry. The Bowman Sculpture Gallery stand at Frieze Masters will feature works by sculptors from 1833 to the present day, encapsulating approximately 200 years of sculptural innovation and excellence. Frieze Masters takes place from 9-13 October, 2024 in The Regent’s Park. With 130 galleries from 26 countries, Frieze Masters 2024 is led by Nathan Clements-Gillespie and sees ... More
Has a new masterpiece been uncovered?
LONDON.- A newly discovered version of the iconic Mona Lisa, arguably the most famous artwork in the world, will be unveiled in London later this year. Acquired through Christie’s auction house in New York by a London based art collector, this intriguing piece could shed further light on a fascinating chapter of art history. Dr. Aaron Roni Neumark is a passionate and respected collector who dedicates much of his time to the preservation of fine artworks. As the trustee and custodian of the extraordinary Neumark ... More
‘Bowdoin College Museum of Art, the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College and the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA) will be showing Works by Yllanes’
LONDON.- Three US Museums and one Latin American private collection have acquired important works by Indigenous Bolivian artist Alejandro Mario Yllanes (1913-c.1960) from Ben Elwes Fine Art's London Art Week summer and winter exhibitions in 2023. Eduardo Costantini, a private collector, founder and honorary president of MALBA, acquired a major work by Yllanes for his private ... More
PARIS.- On 15 November, Christie’s will conduct an exceptional auction of 50 original comic book pages by Maurice De Bevere (1923-2001), better known as Morris. Lucky Luke – the character to whom he dedicated his life and all of his creative output – will be making its debut in an auction hall. A world premiere for the “lonesome cowboy.” With the notable exception of the major retrospective devoted to him in 2016 by the Cité Internationale de la Bande ... More
Chitimacha. Basket with Cover. Split cane, 6 7/8 × 4 1/8 × 4 1/8 in. (17.5 × 10.5 × 10.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of D.D. Streeter, 40.787a-b.
NEW YORK, NY.- Bruce Silverstein Gallery announced their second solo exhibition for Sarah Sense, a contemporary Indigenous artist, curator, and writer. Featuring over twenty unique, hand-woven, sculptural photographs, I Want to Hold You Longer examines the intricate and often fraught history of Indigenous basket-making and collecting. This exhibition considers the traditional practices of Chitimacha and Choctaw weaving and their ... More
The home from which Wendy Halsted Beard ran a gallery, in Franklin, Mich., Jan. 30, 2023. (Brittany Greeson/The New York Times)
NEW YORK, NY.- A Detroit-area gallery owner was sentenced last week to five years and three months in prison for defrauding photography collectors out of $1.6 million worth of fine art photos, in what the FBI has called a criminal scheme to swindle older collectors. The gallerist, Wendy Halsted Beard, 59, of Birmingham, Michigan, previously pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud for the scheme. According to the ... More
Reus’ recent works have a deepened interest in ecology and systems of production, considering the tensions between constructed nature, high technology and the impact of post-industrial human activity.
NEW YORK, NY.- Tanya Bonakdar Gallery announced representation of Magali Reus in the United States. Reus’ sculptural practice addresses existing common objects and systems. Physical transformation and display – typically of vessels or receivers of useful action – set the stage for objects to shed their function and enact a different image of themselves. Reus applies a sensuous material intelligence and precise compositional grammar to coax relationships between ... More
WASHINGTON, DC.- The Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden announces “Basquiat × Banksy,” an exhibition grounded in the presentation of two major paintings: Jean-Michel Basquiat’s “Boy and Dog in a Johnnypump” (1982) and Banksy’s “Banksquiat. Boy and Dog in Stop and Search” (2018). Placed in dialogue, ... More
Jamie Okuma (La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians), All the Things I Hold Dear, 2023. Antique and contemporary glass beads, threads, and Prada boots, 17 1/3 x13 ½. Lilly Endowment Inc. 2023.013
NOTRE DAME, IN.- The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art announces an upcoming symposium on Indigenizing museum spaces to be held on October 3 and 4, 2024. The symposium will feature prominent Indigenous artists and curators who will attend classes, meet students, and offer artist demonstrations on Thursday, the day prior to the October 4th symposium, as part of the Museum’s commitment to providing Notre Dame students with access to leading artists ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Sikkema Jenkins & Co. announced the representation of Heidi Lau, in collaboration with Matthew Brown. Heidi Lau’s sculpture practice views clay as the ideal conduit to explore the malleability and materiality of time. Ranging in size from intimately-scaled figures to site-responsive installations, Lau’s ceramics trace the “landscape experience” often found in traditional Chinese paintings. ... More
Xue Ruozhe, The Umbrellas of HGZ, 2024.
PARIS.- MASSIMODECARLO Pièce Unique is presenting Chinese artist Xue Ruozhe's first solo exhibition in Paris, entitled Xue Ruozhe. The four paintings that compose the work are being displayed sequentially in the space. Drawing from film scenes and personal experiences, Xue Ruozhe unfolds his impressions of Paris on the canvas. The restrained and minimalist colors and the essential umbrellas in rainy weather repeatedly appear in the works. From the backs of figures to a restrained palette, Xue Ruozhe explains "This subtlety and restraint ... More
Man Ray, Le Violon d'Ingres, 1924. Pink toned gelatin silver print, printed after 1968 from a copy negative, 13-1/4 x 10-1/2 in. Estimate: $15,000 - $25,000.
DALLAS, TX.- In an exceptional line-up of photographs that span the history of the medium, Heritage’s October 1 Photographs Signature® Auction is shaped by several outstanding collections that include work from a rare and elusive set of photographs by Tina Modotti and her work with Louis Bunin, a remarkable selection of photographs by Paul Strand, and more than 80 works from the collection of the late, great Hal Gould, noted photographer and owner ... More
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7 people who helped define the 'Star Wars' galaxy NEW YORK, NY.- In 1977, a space opera movie tinged with samurai culture, cowboy attitudes and alien rivalries seemed like a mishmash doomed to fail, or at least to trickle into the annals of cinema as a cult classic. But on its release in theaters far, far and wide, “Star Wars” became an unexpected global phenomenon. It has since inspired decades of movies and television series and countless imaginary lightsaber battles in backyards around the world. The franchise became a merchandising juggernaut, and to this day remains as active as ever in sci-fi discourse. James Earl Jones, the voice of Darth Vader, died last week. He was one of many members of the “Star Wars” universe who have died, having made an indelible impact on the series. Here are the stories of some ... More
Derek Boshier, British pop artist and Bowie collaborator, dies at 87 NEW YORK, NY.- Derek Boshier, who rose to prominence in the British pop art movement in the early 1960s and went on to make a pop statement of a different sort by collaborating with David Bowie and the Clash, died Sept. 5 at his home in Los Angeles. He was 87. His publicist, Daniel Bee, said the cause was cardiac arrest. Proudly working-class and left-wing in his work, Boshier was among the vanguard of Britain’s analogue to the pop art movement centered in New York and defined by artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. As a student at the Royal College of Art in London in 1961, Boshier was featured in the landmark Young Contemporaries exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery, alongside his current and former classmates David Hockney, Allen Jones, R.B. Kitaj and Peter Phillips, all of whom would help shape the movement. ... More
A wide-open Oscar season begins to narrow NEW YORK, NY.- Fall foliage may still be weeks away, but the tea leaves of Oscar season are ready to be read. Now that festivals in Venice, Telluride and Toronto have concluded and all but a handful of this year’s contenders have had their first public peek-out, the story is beginning to come into focus. And unlike the races of the past two years, dominated by the season-long sweepers “Oppenheimer” and “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” this race seems wide open. Still, two movies already look like significant contenders across the board. One is “Conclave,” a handsomely mounted thriller about sneaky cardinals plotting to pick a new pope. It premiered at Telluride and stars Ralph Fiennes and Stanley Tucci. Some of my fellow journalists sniffed that “Conclave” was just a potboiler with prestige trappings, but I think that’s ex ... More
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's voice stunned the world (and will again) NEW YORK, NY.- On Oct. 27, 2022, photojournalist Saiyna Bashir was interviewing musician Michael Brook in his Los Angeles studio when she learned something that prompted an urgent text to Zakir Thaver, her filmmaker colleague in Pakistan: “New undiscovered album.” Bashir and Thaver were producing an upcoming documentary called “Ustad” about Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan — the celebrated Pakistani singer who died in 1997 at age 48 — and Brook, the silver-haired musician whose ambient work has crossed paths with Daniel Lanois, Brian Eno and Michael Mann, had just revealed that he was working on an unreleased Khan song. It was part of “Chain of Light,” an album Brook recorded with Khan at Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios in England more ... More
In 'Agatha All Along,' Joe Locke works like a charm NEW YORK, NY.- Joe Locke nailed his first audition. He was 6 and up for a part in an amateur production of “The Wizard of Oz,” and he easily secured a callback. But when he was told he would have to return for another audition, the thought of trying out again reduced him to tears. He declined the callback. The role went to a different child. “It did traumatize me a bit,” Locke said. “And,” he added, ducking his chin toward the neck of his cream-colored hoodie, “I was always a crier.” Locke got older. He got bolder. He threw himself into school plays, Christmas pantomimes, community theater in his home on the Isle of Man. “I come from a very small place where individuality is less embraced,” he said. Onstage, playing pretend, he could express more. He planned to apply to drama school. Then a family friend alerted him to an open call for a new TV show, “Heartstopper,” ... More
Christie's expands Middle East presence with incorporation and dedicated leadership in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia RIYADH.- Christie’s announced it has been granted a commercial licence for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and has appointed Nour Kelani as Managing Director for the Kingdom. Based in Riyadh, Nour will lead Christie’s client services for the Fine Art and Luxury secondary business to build on our long-established clientele in the Kingdom and engage with the next generation of collectors. She will work alongside Christie’s experts across the Middle East and globally, while prioritising representation of art histories and cultures of the region. As a patron and extensively networked contributor to Saudi Arabia’s burgeoning cultural landscape, Nour previously oversaw operations at Ayyam Gallery in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, representing contemporary artists from across the Middle East, and was instrumental in bringing the Ayyam ... More
Christie's announces inaugural luxury auctions & events at The Henderson HONG KONG.- Christie’s announced the inaugural Luxury auctions and events at our new Asia Pacific headquarters at The Henderson, running from September through November. Hailed as the definitive destination for discerning Luxury collectors across the globe, Christie’s will present an exceptional curation of rare and coveted jewellery, watches, handbags, and fine wines with distinguished provenance and masterful craftsmanship, in live and online auctions. These treasures have been thoughtfully selected to resonate with global connoisseurs who value quality and exclusivity. Kicking off the Luxury auctions are extraordinary selections of fine wines and important watches. The wine auctions will feature esteemed single-owner collections, offering a diverse array of exceptional wines and spirits from renowned châteaux ... More
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On a day like today, Dutch realist painter Anton Mauve was born
September 18, 1838. Anthonij (Anton) Rudolf Mauve (18 September 1838, Zaandam, North Holland - 5 February 1888, Arnhem) was a Dutch realist painter who was a leading member of the Hague School. He signed his paintings 'A. Mauve' or with a monogrammed 'A.M.'. A master colorist, he was a very significant early influence on his cousin-in-law Vincent van Gogh. In this image: Morning Ride on the Beach (1876), oil on canvas, Rijksmuseum.
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