LONDON.- Hockney / Paricio: Cycles of Renewal presents the work of David Hockney (British, b. 1937) and Pedro Paricio (Spanish, b. 1982), placing their practices in dialogue. It explores how both artists draw inspiration from their surroundings, lived experiences, and art history. As London enters the season of rebirth, this exhibition invites us to consider artistic inspiration through the lens of cycles of renewal, where creativity is a process of perpetual regeneration, in which each expression of an idea or theme is both a continuation of what came before and a step toward something new. Just as spring brings new life from existing roots, art thrives on cycles of growth, renewal and reinvention. The exhibition showcases portraiture, still lifes and landscapes by both artists, demonstrating points of convergence and divergence in their approaches to subject and style. In a career spanning seven ... More
The leading highlight is an exceptional painting from 1982, entitled Kerze (Candle) (estimate: $35 – 50 million).
NEW YORK, NY.- The personal collection of trailblazing gallerist and artist champion Marian Goodman will headline Christie's Spring Marquee Week offerings of 20th and 21st Century art in New York this May. Breaking Ground: The Private Collection of Marian Goodman comes from the Manhattan home of Marian Goodman, a consummate collector and renowned gallerist whose life and work shaped the development of the contemporary art landscape, and whose legacy includes the careers of countless artists she advocated for and supported, including Gerhard Richter, whose work is prevalent in the works she kept closest. Ms. Goodman's private collection will be presented in a series of three cohesive auctions, beginning with a single-owner sequence of seven sublime paintings by Gerhard Richter at the start of the 21st Century Evening Sale on May 20. Marian's Richters include seven works executed by the artist from 1982 to 2009, offering a visual ... More
Portrait of Oluremi C. Onabanjo: Naima Green, 2026.
NEW YORK, NY.- The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced today the appointment of Oluremi C. Onabanjo as Curator in the Department of Photographs, following a comprehensive international search conducted over several months. Onabanjo joins The Met from The Museum of Modern Art, where she currently serves as The Peter Schub Curator in the Robert B. Menschel Department of Photography. In her role as Curator at The Met, she will develop exhibitions, acquisitions, and scholarship in twentieth century and contemporary photography as well as time-based media, with an emphasis on international practices, particularly in Africa and Asia. Onabanjo will help lead the stewardship and interpretation of the Walther Collection—a landmark gift of over 6,500 photographs, albums, and works of time-based media—including a major exhibition planned for 2028, while working collaboratively across the Museum to expand the presentation of photography within a broader, interconnected narrative of art. In close colla ... More
LONDON.- Unveiling exceptional Chinese furniture, scholar's objects and contemporary Chinese ink painting, Christie's London will auction The Flacks Family Collection II: Curtain Call on 12 May, 2026. The celebrated collection of Marcus and Debby Flacks, this sale marks their retirement from the field of Chinese furniture and the next chapter of their artistic journey. Comprising 50 lots, the sale is brimming with treasures, led by an exceptionally rare late 16th-17th century huanghuali table exemplifying sophisticated construction techniques and innovative design, executed in the most prized material for Chinese furniture (estimate: £700,000-900,000, illustrated above). The pre-sale public exhibition at Christie's headquarters in London will run from 7 to 11 May, with all welcome. Marcus and Debby Flacks, commented: “We have been blessed by luck and good timing in being able to have handled, studied, restored, presented and lived with such masterpieces over our careers. Over the past 30 ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Swann Galleries’ Spring auction of Graphic Design on April 2 performed above expectations, “…as rare and sought after works were eagerly fought over by collectors, dealers and institutions” Nicholas D. Lowry, director of vintage poster and president of Swann, remarked over the offering. The sale saw a 71% sell-through rate with 147 lots finding buyers. Strong results were seen for mid-century campaigns focusing on science, cars, and food and drink. “It is always reaffirming to see the market meet us on what we consider to be singular and important works. This auction reflected this notion, and we are eagerly looking to the same sale next year!” Lowry concluded. The auction was led by a rare example of window card for A.M. Cassandre’s Café Chat Noir, 1932, at $24,130. Also of note in the food and beverage genre was a rare 1964 billboard by Bruno Munari Campari which was designed for the opening of the ... More
Installation view.
OSLO.- In Marie Bovo’s extraordinary photographic sequence, Les Forêts d’Hypnos, we enter a dreamscape: a forest on a hill at once real and imaginary, factual and mythical. In a series of large-format photographs of astonishing hues—sapphire and cobalt, intense midnight blue, burnished gold, delicate periwinkle and the palest of pinks—Bovo captures arboreal forms as illuminated only by the light of a full moon: each striking image the product of a night-long exposure, formed while the artist waited, sleepless by her camera, the solitary, wakeful sentry in the shadows of the forest at night. Following the success of her earlier experiments, produced in coastal woodland of mainland France, Bovo identified two further locations for a second chapter in this project: the deserted Île Sainte-Marguerite, a former prison island now reclaimed by eucalypts and pines, and the ruined Roman city of Tipasa, across the sea in what is now Algeria. There, the ancient necropolis cedes groun ... More
Dan Concholar (left) at an exhibition curated by Noah Purifoy, Watts Summer Festival, Markham Junior High Gymnasium, Los Angeles, CA, 1968. Photographer unknown.
LOS ANGELES, CA.- parrasch heijnen will present Dan Concholar: L.A. Times, the gallery’s first solo exhibition of the artist’s work, featuring a select group of paintings and works on paper from 1969 - 1982. Initially influenced by Impressionism and Abstract Expressionism, Dan Concholar (b. 1939, San Antonio, TX; d. 2017, Grass Valley, CA) worked in series, exploring abstract yet corporeal motifs through the mediums of acrylic, collage, ink, pastel, and graphite. Concholar, the son of a Texas cowboy, was born on a ranch in San Antonio, but spent his childhood in Phoenix, AZ before moving to Los Angeles in 1955. By the mid-1960s, Concholar was immersed in LA’s Brockman Gallery community and held shows there as well as with Ankrum Gallery and Gallery 32. Concholar was recently featured in Suzanne Jackson: What Is Love, SFMOMA, ... More
NEW LONDON, CONN.- The Lyman Allyn Art Museum announced today that after a remarkable and deeply impactful tenure, Director Sam Quigley has shared his intention to retire in early summer 2026, concluding 12 years of visionary leadership. “While this moment is bittersweet, it is also one filled with gratitude for Sam’s leadership, his vision, and the indelible mark he leaves on this institution and its community,” said Board President Liza Sharp. “During his tenure, he led a complete revitalization of the Museum, guiding it into a more dynamic, welcoming, and forward-looking institution. He cultivated and strengthened an exceptional team, ensuring that the Museum is not only thriving today but well positioned for continued success in the years ahead. On behalf of the entire Board of Trustees and staff, it has been a privilege and a pleasure to work in partnership with him.” Over the past decade, Quigley’s leadership has transformed how the Lyman Allyn engages with art, artist ... More
Albrecht Dürer, The Virgin and Child with the Monkey, engraving, circa 1498. Estimate $30,000 to $50,000.
NEW YORK, NY.- An array spanning styles and periods, from the fifteenth century through the mid-twentieth century comprises Swann Galleries robust spring sale on Old Master Through Modern Prints this year on April 16. Standout early offerings include a remarkable example of Albrecht Dürer’s circa 1498 engraving Virgin and Child with the Monkey ($30,000-50,000), and a fine impression of Rembrandt van Rijn’s circa 1641 etching The Triumph of Mordecai ($15,000-20,000), amongst other works by Hendrick Goltzius and Giovanni B. Piranesi. The rare complete portfolio with six lithographs Hommage à Goya, 1885, by Odilon Redon is a highlight of the nineteenth century section ($20,000-30,000), along with leading figures of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, such as the 1889 zincograph Les Laveuses by Paul Gauguin ($4,800). Egon Schiele’s Kümmernis, drypoint, 1914 ($8,00 ... More
Exclusive auction event celebrating the legendary Hollywood mogul Jerry Weintraub.
BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF.- Julien’s Auctions and Turner Classic Movies announced the two-day auction Jerry Weintraub, The Consumate Producer, a salute to the influential Hollywood tycoon behind the iconic films Diner, Nashville, Oh, God!, The Karate Kid, and the Ocean's franchises, and legendary collaborator in the careers of iconic music stars including Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Bob Dylan, Neil Diamond, and John Denver, with a presentation of luxurious items and possessions from his wife, television and stage singer Jane Morgan. This exclusive event presenting over 800 lots for the first time at auction, will take place Tuesday, May 5 and Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at Julien’s Studios and live online at juliensauctions.com. Jerry Weintraub, American film and television producer, music manager, actor and philanthropist, is one of the most celebrated names in the entertainment business. Weintraub’s extraordinary rise ... More
NEW ORLEANS, LA.- This month, the New Orleans Museum of Art opens the first in-depth presentation of works by artist Robert Gordy in over four decades. After settling in New Orleans at age 31, Gordy achieved national recognition for compositions that revealed a sophisticated and disciplined interplay of space, line, and color in a range of media. Though scholars and curators have associated Gordy’s work with a range of groups and styles across the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s, Gordy remained determinedly unaffiliated, preferring, he said, to work “outside the mainstream.” Robert Gordy: Outside the Mainstream is on view April 9–October 11, 2026, at NOMA. “Robert Gordy was one of New Orleans’s most celebrated artists, exhibiting around the world to great acclaim. In this presentation, Gordy's groundbreaking explorations of color, pattern, and form can be seen within the context of late ... More
Billy Sullivan, Sag Florist, 2025.
NEW YORK, NY.- kaufmann repetto announces Not So Still (1984-2026), Billy Sullivan’s seventh solo exhibition with the gallery. Billy Sullivan emerges from a defining era in New York’s cultural history. Moving in close orbit with the likes of Andy Warhol and Nan Goldin, Sullivan is witness to a dynamic assembly of artists, poets, writers, and fashion models that shaped the 1960s-1980s. Known for his compulsive, almost devotional recording of his surroundings, Sullivan has built an expansive diaristic practice spanning over five decades. Across oil paintings; drawings in pastel, watercolor, and ink; and photographs and slideshows, his work resists hierarchy. Sullivan invites us through his perspective, time is caught in suspension, slippery and sudden, both fluid and abrupt. These “still lifes” —a term hard to apply to the restless vitality of his mark— are never still but rather accumulations of frenetic gestures and vibrant pigments that parallel life’s unwieldiness ... More
Install photography of Gallery Wendi Norris at EXPO CHICAGO 2026, Booth 404, by Evan Jenkins. Images courtesy of the artists and Gallery Wendi Norris, San Francisco.
CHICAGO, IL.- Gallery Wendi Norris is presenting a selection of career-defining works by María Magdalena Campos-Pons, Ambreen Butt, and Chitra Ganesh for its exhibition in EXPO CHICAGO's expanded Galleries section, "Embodiment." Curated by Dr. Louise Bernard, Director of the Obama Presidential Center Museum, this section features works inspired by the architecture and commissioned artists of the Obama Presidential Center ahead of its anticipated opening in June 2026. María Magdalena Campos-Pons (b. 1959, Matanzas, Cuba), who will debut new work at the 61st Venice Biennale this May, draws on the body—specifically, her own—as a vessel through which she navigates Afro-Cuban diasporic narratives. She produces work that is at once historically grounded and spiritually charged, materializing themes of migration and memory. ... More
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'Hebras y Vejigantes' wins public vote at Smithsonian's 2025 Outwin Boochever competition WASHINGTON, DC.- The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery has announced Gloriann Sacha Antonetty-Lebrón of Carolina, Puerto Rico, and Juan Pablo Vizcaíno of Loíza, Puerto Rico, as winners of the People’s Choice Award for the museum’s 2025 Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition. Held every three years, the Portrait Gallery’s juried, national competition results in an exhibition highlighting the latest in contemporary portraiture from across the United States and its territories. As part of the competition, viewers—in person and online—were able to vote digitally for their favorite portrait in “The Outwin 2025: American Portraiture Today” exhibition. Antonetty-Lebrón and Vizcaíno’s winning work, “Hebras y Vejigantes,” is one of 34 portraits in “The Outwin 2025” on view in Washington, D.C., through Aug. 30. The 12-channel video shows the tradition ... More
Three projects at Kunstverein Hannover: Under the Milky Way, Florentina Holzinger and Jenny Brosinski HANNOVER.- Kunstverein Hannover inaugurates three new presentations that explore the presence of institutions in the urban landscape, questioning the different facets of the notions of “access” and “control”. Florentina Holzinger (b. 1986) is an Austrian choreographer, director and performance artist whose practice is known for its extreme physicality. Relying on mastery of skills such as stunts, aerial work, endurance training, combat sports, Holzinger’s work straddles the line between high culture and entertainment, recombining ballet, opera, circus, martial arts, freak show aesthetics and reality TV formats. Having abandoned education in architecture she went on to study choreography at the Academy of Theatre and Dance in Amsterdam, focusing on the body. In 2026 Holzinger represents Austria at the 61st Venice Biennale. CRASH PIPE (2026) is Holzinger’s ... More
European talent takes centre stage during Paris Photo 2026 UTRECHT.- This November, photographers from the Netherlands will play a prominent role in Paris, in the lead-up to and during the prestigious Paris Photo fair. Invited by the Dutch Embassy in France, FOTODOK will present a diverse group of artists at Atelier Néerlandais whose works reflect the complexity and layered nature of contemporary Europe. The exhibition is a collaboration between FOTODOK and curator Damarice Amao and will feature ten emerging photographers and visual artists. Each will share new work developed around the theme Europe Today. The selected artists are Emilia Martin, Giya Makondo-Wills, Julia Gat, Maite Vanhellemont, Mark Rammers, Pablo Lerma, Rafael Roncato, Sanne van den Elzen, Sheng-Wen Lo and Thana Faroq. Through imaginative and exploratory approaches, their projects respond to the question: what does it mean to be European ... More
Christie's to auction the legendary Roger Therond Photography Collection PARIS.- Christie's presents the sale of the Collection Roger Therond, Une passion française, to be held in Paris in September 2026. At a time when France is celebrating the bicentenary of the birth of photography, this sale stands as one of the most anticipated events in the photography world — and a vibrant tribute to the man who, better than anyone, championed the nobility of the medium. For more than half a century at the helm of Paris Match, Roger Therond taught France how to look — how to feel the shock of an image. But behind the public figure, the legendary director, there was another man: a solitary hunter, a passionate lover, a collector of a rare kind. It is this man that Christie's reveals today. Long kept secret, the collection caused a sensation in 1999 at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris, where a selection of 240 works was unveiled ... More
Nilbar Güreş to represent Türkiye at the 61st Venice Biennale ISTANBUL.- The Türkiye Pavilion at the 61st International Venice Biennale presents A Kiss on the Eyes, an exhibition by Nilbar Güreş, curated by Başak Doğa Temür. Taking its title from the Turkish phrase “Gözlerinizden öperim”—a traditional closing remark used at the end of a letter or conversation—the exhibition brings together existing works and new productions spanning sculpture, installation, painting, and mixed-media works on paper and fabric. Nilbar Güreş is celebrated for her poetic, critical, and witty engagement with cultural symbols, social inequalities, and questions of identity. Her substantial body of work traverses photography, video, collage, and textiles, and has in recent years expanded into three-dimensional forms. For the Türkiye Pavilion at the 61st International Art Exhibition, la Biennale di Venezia, she presents a series of large-scale sculptures ... More
Try a little tenderness: Bruce Weber unveils a visual memoir at Fahey/Klein Gallery LOS ANGELES, CA.- Fahey/Klein Gallery is presenting Bruce Weber: Try a Little Tenderness, a long-awaited exhibition that offers an expansive reflection on how an artist is formed—not by formal instruction alone, but by family, friendship, mentorship, love, collaboration, and lived experience. Drawing on decades of photographic work from across Weber’s career, the exhibition unfolds as a visual memoir, tracing the emotional and creative education that shaped Weber’s distinctive vision. Born and raised in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, Weber’s earliest encounters with art took place at home, where he made drawings and 8mm films with his father and sister. At twelve, he received an Argus C3 35mm camera, an event that crystallized his desire to share the intimate world he was photographing beyond the backyard. Weber initially studied theater at Denison University before turning ... More
Sean Kelly artists commissioned for landmark public art project at the Obama Presidential Center NEW YORK, NY.- Sean Kelly announced that Lindsay Adams, Idris Khan, and Hugo McCloud have been commissioned to make new work for the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, IL. Opening in June 2026, the Obama Presidential Center will establish public art as a central pillar of its mission, commissioning more than 25 new site-specific works across its 19-acre campus. Featuring monumental sculptures, murals, and immersive installations, this bold initiative underscores President and Mrs. Obama’s belief in the capacity of art to connect communities, inspire civic engagement, and foster a shared sense of humanity. Lindsay Adams’s practice explores abstraction as a space for interior reflection, using layered surfaces and gestural mark-making to convey emotion, memory, and lived experience. Her work, for the Obama Presidential Center, entitled Weary Blues, ... More
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On a day like today, English painter Ben Nicholson was born
April 10, 1894. Benjamin Lauder Nicholson, OM (10 April 1894 - 6 February 1982) was an English painter of abstract compositions (sometimes in low relief), landscapes, and still-life. He was one of the leading promoters of abstract art in England. In this image: Ben Nicholson's critically-acclaimed Oct 61 (Mycenae-axe-blue), just sold for £1,082,500 (est. £1-1.5 million). Photo: Sotheby's.
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