BOULDER, COLO.-Artemis Fine Arts and Arte Primitivo will host a meticulously-curated online-only auction on June 11-12, marking the third time the two auction powerhouses have joined forces to produce an event that compatibly showcases the best of their respective consignments. In their debut joint auction held in February, strong international bidding boosted the total to nearly $1.5 million. Day One, on Thursday, June 11, will showcase fine Pre-Columbian and Spanish Colonial art, while Day Two brings together Native American, Tribal, African, Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Near Eastern antiquities, Asian art, fine art, fossils and more. The auction is now open for bidding through Artemis Fine Arts’ dedicated online platform, as well as Arte Primitivo’s online bidding system, plus LiveAuctioneers and Invaluable and, for the first time, Drouot ... More
The Swiss Art auction brings together an exceptionally distinguished selection of important works by Switzerland's leading artists.
ZURICH.- Koller's June auctions present a diverse selection of Impressionist, Modern, Contemporary and Swiss Art. Works by Paul Signac, Ferdinand Hodler, Claude Monet, Damien Hirst, René Magritte, Heinrich Campendonk, Pablo Picasso, Félix Vallotton, Richard Prince, Robert Rauschenberg, Dan Flavin, Josef Albers, Ai Weiwei and Richard Long will come under the hammer in Zurich. Paul Signac's magnificent view of Venice, held in a private collection for more than 100 years, will lead the Impressionist & Modern Art auction on 26 June (lot 3229, CHF 2/3 million). With shimmering touches of colour, Signac created a masterpiece of Neo-Impressionism. 'Jeune fille lisant' marks Pierre-Auguste Renoir's return to the soft, light-filled style of painting characteristic of around 1890 and ranks among the finest works of one of the most important periods of the artist's career ... More
C.F. Martin Classical Guitar #018. Circa 1949, Serial #114086. Estimate $1,000-$2,000.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA.-Turner Auctions + Appraisals will present Decorative & Fine Arts on Sunday, June 14, 2026, at 10:30 am PDT. The sale features over 210 lots from collectors, estates, and SFO Museum. Offerings include artworks, a wide range of decorative items, silver and tableware, small furniture, Persian rugs and carpets, Asian items, vintage toys, and coins and currency. Artworks include oil and watercolor paintings, prints, lithographs, a photograph, several French posters and bronze sculptures, and busts of marble or metal. Among the artists are Ira Yeager, Pablo Picasso, Raoul Dufy, William Wegman, Iain Baxter, Rebekka Chemanian, Gil Elvgren, Pavel Balod, Douglas Malone, Carl Von Perbandt, and Pierre-Marie Brisson. There is a wide selection of housewares: sterling silver flatware, serving and table items, including Tiffany and Shreve; glassware from Baccarat, St. Louis, Lalique and Waterford; a Richard Ginori ch ... More
Wonderfully-detailed sculpture titled The Rattlesnake by Frederic Remington (1861-1909), cast in 1,000+ troy ounces of .999 silver, 17 inches tall, #3 from an edition of 100. Estimate: $70,000-$100,000.
SANTA FE, NM.- Collectors of Western art and antiques will have two reasons to visit historic Santa Fe, New Mexico, over the weekend of June 19-21. The first is the 36th Annual Old West Show, a lively event where the best dealers from across the country will showcase hundreds of high-quality items for every level of collector. The show will be held June 20, with public show hours from 9am-4pm MT; and Sunday, June 21, from 9am-3pm MT. Admission is $10 each day. Shortly after the Day 1 show conclusion on June 20, reason number two will present itself: a 515-lot Old West & Native American Art Auction conducted by Morphy Auctions. The auction’s start time is 5pm MT (7pm ET), and all forms of remote bidding will be available, including absentee, by phone, via mobile app, or live online through Morphy Live. The comprehensive ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Alexander Gray Associates presents Rust Never Sleeps, the Gallery’s seventh solo exhibition with Harmony Hammond (b. 1944). The show features a selection of large-scale paintings made within the last three years, which continue Hammond’s engagement with and disruption of Minimalist abstraction, imbuing it with latent political content and a charged material presence. Bridging the divide between painting and sculpture, four of the canvases in the exhibition incorporate panels of rusted stamped metal, returning to a material that first entered Hammond’s work in 1988, four years after she moved from New York to New Mexico. Scavenged from dilapidated and abandoned buildings, these rusted passages hold the history of dispossession in the American Southwest, alluding to the severity of rural life and the grit required to survive it. Sharing the picture plane with these weathered overlays, Hammond’s signature ... More
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SYDNEY.- UNIQLO has launched KAWS WINTER, a new knitwear collection created with KAWS, the artist recently named the brand’s first Artist in Residence. The collection marks the first time the longtime collaborators have moved into knitwear, expanding a partnership that has previously focused largely on casual cut-and-sew pieces. The collection, which launched in Australia on May 21, brings KAWS’ familiar visual language into UNIQLO’s winter staples. Sweaters, scarves, beanies, gloves and children’s accessories feature the artist’s signature “XX” motif and his well-known COMPANION character, combining the warmth and practicality of UNIQLO LifeWear with the playful energy of KAWS’ art. Designed around bright seasonal color-blocking in red, green and yellow, KAWS WINTER presents knitwear as both everyday clothing and a form of accessible visual culture. The line includes cashmere crew neck sweaters, lambswool sweaters, HEATTECH beanies, scarves and gloves fo ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Art at Americas Society has announced the release of Lilia Carrillo: Todo es sugerente (Everything Is Suggestive), a new artist monograph published by the Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes in collaboration with Americas Society. The publication offers a major reassessment of Carrillo, one of the central figures of Mexico’s Generación de la Ruptura, the postwar group of painters who challenged the dominance of Mexican muralism and opened new paths toward abstraction. Born in Mexico City in 1930, Carrillo became one of the most important women artists associated with that movement before her premature death in 1974. Published by the Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes, one of Mexico’s leading institutions devoted to the preservation, study and exhibition of modern and contemporary Mexican art, the monograph places Carrillo’s work in dialogue with the larger cultural, political and artistic shifts that shaped Mexico in the ... More
COPENHAGEN.- On 5 June, Copenhagen Contemporary opens Paper Planes – Camille Henrot’s largest solo exhibition in Scandinavia to date. Henrot is one of the world's most influential contemporary artists, with a practice spanning film, painting, bronze, drawing, sculpture and installation. Central to the exhibition is the Scandinavian premiere of Henrot’s new film In the Veins – already deemed "an instant classic" by Art in America – alongside major installations spanning the last ten years of her practice and a selection of new works in sculpture and drawing. With Paper Planes, Henrot's work looks to the possibilities of counterfactual, non-linear thinking as a way of coping with contemporary existence. In the hands of a child, a piece of paper is never just paper – it is a bird, a map, a weapon, a plane. This is not naïveté but a different mode of processing: open, risk-taking, alive to potentialities that experience and societal codes have not yet ruled out. It is a ca ... More
Zachary Leener, Cadmium voice memo, 2026, glazed terra cotta and steel, 6.75 x 7 x 6.25 inches.
NEW YORK, NY.- Derek Eller Gallery is presenting a two-person exhibition featuring ceramic sculpture by Zachary Leener and paintings by Lachlan Hinwood. Like a reliquary of curious specimens, the works in this show share a meditative quality, an intimacy in scale, and a curvilinear, biomorphic vocabulary. Zachary Leener continues his ongoing search for new archetypal three-dimensional forms, presenting a suite of ceramics with diorama-like arrangements. The recurring typological shape — evoking bassinet, bed, sofa or coffin — becomes a central stage on which the drama unfolds and wherein individuated personalities emerge. It is within these prosceniums that a range of abstract elements are fused in, stuck on, cordoned off and otherwise embedded. The shapes that populate the interior (and in some cases exterior) spaces of the sculptures are both found and newly formed, as Leener mines for his embellishments in an intuitively personal archaeology. Present in this arrangement are freshly glaze ... More
Siobhán Hapaska, The man with a stone in his stomach inverts sunflowers,2026, aluminium, Jesmonite, wood, epoxy resin, 200 x 110 x 85 cm.
DUBLIN.- Kerlin Gallery opened The Weight of Nothingness, an exhibition of new sculpture and photography by Siobhán Hapaska that explores absence as a material and as a psychological condition. In The man with a stone in his stomach inverts sunflowers. a lone figure stands on a makeshift plinth. Their core is hollowed out and filled with a stone, the identity is obscured or they are without one. The darkened skeletal framework is a precarious one, simultaneously devotional and exhausted, its offering of inverted blue sunflowers are denied their upright sunny, optimistic disposition. There is a heavy stone, a weight of nothingness at its core. Surrounding the central figure is a new series of wall-mounted sculptures meticulously constructed from twisted concrete cloth with resin and Jesmonite. Concrete cloth — a material associated with reinforcement and containment — is manipulated by Hapaska into forms that appear bodily. Each work has its own glass like forms escaping from the folds ... More
Installation view of MONUMENTS, October 23, 2025–May 3, 2026, at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA. (Photograph by Fredrik Nilsen; courtesy of The Museum of Contemporary Art [MOCA] and The Brick.)
RICHMOND, VA.- The ICA at VCU presents the Southeastern debut of Abigail DeVille’s Deo Vindice (Orion’s Cabinet) (2025), an immersive, gallery-sized installation that recalls the burning of Richmond in 1865. The exhibition, running June 5 through August 18, 2026, includes a sweeping assemblage of charred Colonial-style cabinets, inspired by photographs of Richmond set ablaze in the last days of the Civil War. Deo Vindice was commissioned for the recent critically acclaimed MONUMENTS exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, a collaboration with The Brick. During the Great Migration, Abigail DeVille’s family moved north from Richmond, living in New York City’s Harlem before moving to the Bronx in the 1950s. Throughout her career, DeVille has closely studied overlooked and buried Black American histories, retelling and reclaiming them through powerful installations that place historical events within a broader context. “In the ... More
LOS ANGELES, CA.- Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori (b. c. 1924; d. 2015) transformed memories of her birthplace—Bentinck Island, Australia—into gestural, textured abstractions. She began painting in 2005 around the age of eighty one, spending the last decade of her life making prismastic compositions that radically expand the landscape genre. Gabori and the rest of the Aboriginal Kaiadilt population had been dispossessed of their home in 1948; from Mornington Island, the site of their displacement, she retraced the emotional and topographical contours of Bentinck—in her words, “a story place out to sea.” Gabori’s approach evokes the concept of chorography: locales described through their qualities rather than quantitatively measured, an art of place. This sensibility situates her in a contemporary lineage of painters who treat the landscape expressionistically, using the tools of abstraction to convey the intertwined affective ... More
LONDON.- Pace will present Kenjiro Okazaki’s first-ever solo exhibition in the UK at its London gallery from June 5 to August 7. Titled Never could be any other way — anagnorisis, the presentation brings together sculptures, large-scale paintings, and a selection of the artist’s delicately framed Zero Thumbnail series. The first part of the exhibition’s title, “Never could be any other way,” is the phrase inscribed in the run-out groove of The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967), buried in the infinite loop after “A Day in the Life.” The second part, anagnorisis (ἀναγνώρισις), is Aristotle’s term from the Poetics for the moment of tragic recognition — the retroactive discovery that what has happened could only have happened this way. Both name the same structure, which is the central thesis of Okazaki’s forthcoming book The Discovery of Art: ... More
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Sadie Coles HQ presents Helen Marten's five-chapter film This Weather LONDON.- Helen Marten presents This Weather, a film in five chapters, at Sadie Coles HQ. Originally conceived as part of Marten’s ambitious opera performance, 30 Blizzards., presented by Miu Miu at Palais d’Iéna for Art Basel Paris in October 2025, This Weather is restaged here as a singular work. Each of the five new chapters of This Weather references an underlying sequence of symbolic roles from youth to older age, detailed through successional chapters: childhood, community, sexuality, interiority, loss. Five distinct monologues form crucial narrative threads, all instilled with their own temperament, a unique, emotional weather. These monologues are voiced by women, but they are not literal representations, rather they mark a space for metaphor, translation and plurality. The “mother”, for instance, speaks suggestively to an atmosphere of care, ... More
Kate MacGarry gallery hosts Mark Corfield-Moore's first solo exhibition LONDON.- Kate MacGarry presents Swan Song, Mark Corfield-Moore’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, featuring a new body of work that continues the artist’s experimentation at the intersection of painting, weaving and storytelling. Centred on ideas of transience, transition and uncertainty, these works extend Corfield-Moore’s reinterpretation of traditional ikat weaving techniques, refined during his time in Thailand. Rather than resist-dyeing threads, the artist paints directly onto the unwoven fibres so that, when warp and weft meet, the image is already mid-transformation, fracturing and shifting into a glitchy visual disruption. Drawing on the poetic potential of language, the phrases that feature in each work prompt states of partial understanding. These are filtered through the lens of Corfield-Moore’s experience as part of the Thai-British diaspora and its cultural ... More
Cecilia Alemani appointed curator of the 15th Taipei Biennial 2027 TAIPEI.- The Taipei Fine Arts Museum announced the appointment of internationally acclaimed curator Cecilia Alemani as curator of the 15th Taipei Biennial 2027. Widely recognized for her visionary exhibitions that bring together contemporary art, public engagement, and transnational perspectives, Alemani will lead the next edition of one of Asia’s most influential biennials, opening in 2027 at Taipei Fine Arts Museum. Organized by TFAM since 1998, the Taipei Biennial has established itself as a vital platform for contemporary artistic discourse, fostering critical dialogue between Taiwan and the international art community. Through its long-standing commitment to experimentation and intellectual exchange, the biennial has consistently addressed urgent social, political, ecological, and technological questions shaping contemporary life. Cecilia Alemani’s appointment ... More
Christie's presents SLG Forever a special selling exhibition in partnership with the South London Gallery LONDON.- Christie's partnered with the South London Gallery on a special exhibition marking its 135th year and raising vital funds to support this landmark arts organisation. Realised by the Gallery in collaboration with Christie's Private Sales, the SLG Forever exhibition will be open to the public at Christie's London from 5 to 25 June, and will continue online until 30 September 2026. To coincide with London Gallery Weekend (5-7 June), the exhibition will be open to the public for extended hours (11am-6pm on Friday and Saturday; and 12-5pm on Sunday). The SLG is one of London's leading contemporary art galleries with ground-breaking Artistic and Communities & Learning programmes. It has championed the role of art in society since it was established as a charity in 1891, and its work has been transformative for countless artists, children and young people, and inspired ... More
Mandy El-Sayegh explores luxury, consumerism and unrest in London exhibition LONDON.- Thaddaeus Ropac London is presenting Jewel Tones, an immersive, site-specific exhibition by Mandy El-Sayegh, coinciding with London Gallery Weekend. Featuring a new body of paintings, installation and performance, the exhibition explores the machinations of consumerism and perceptions of luxury in the contemporary world. Known for her use of print and digital media as source material, El-Sayegh has in recent years created works that examine the collision of dissonant realities in published matter: between the reportage of violent geopolitical events on the one hand, and the promotion of luxury goods on the other. These juxtapositions appear side by side in the newspapers she collects, collages and silkscreens into her paintings, where advertisements for diamonds sit next to headlines reporting on unfolding wars and humanitarian crises. Through ... More
Three women take centre stage at Canterbury Cathedral this summer CANTERBURY.- This summer, an entire programme of events, talks and activities will focus on the women that have shaped Canterbury Cathedral, both past and present. At the beginning of 2026 Dame Sarah Mullally was appointed as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury - the first woman ever to hold this position. This continues a tradition of influential women who have been connected to the Cathedral and the wider city, including Queen Bertha of Kent in the 6th century and Elizabeth I during Tudor England. And now a summer holiday programme - for families and anyone interested in history, Christianity and influential women – is being held at Canterbury Cathedral to introduce and celebrate the significant female figures linked to its history. Without Queen Bertha (c.539 – c.612) there might not even be a Canterbury Cathedral, which has now stood for almost ... More
Foam introduces 15 international artists for Foam Talent 2026 group exhibition AMSTERDAM.- Foam presents Foam Talent 2026. A group exhibition showcasing work of an extraordinary new wave of image-makers shaping the future of photography. This year’s exhibition features the work of 15 extraordinary artists, chosen from nearly 2,892 submissions from 107 countries. The 15 Foam Talents in the exhibition reflect the energy, diversity, and global reach of emerging photographic practices today. Together, their practices point towards bold new directions in the medium and present a strong commitment to storytelling across a range of narratives, perspectives, and artistic approaches. Foam Magazine will launch the newest Talent Issue #68 alongside the opening of the exhibition at Foam. At a time marked by constant global change and uncertainty, the Foam Talent’s engage with some of the most pressing themes in photography ... More
Sotheby's to offer Maurice Tempelsman collection in New York NEW YORK, NY.- This June, Sotheby’s will present A Marvelous Journey: The Collection of Maurice Tempelsman, a single-owner sale bringing together fine art, gold boxes and objects of vertu, antiquities, and works of deep personal significance assembled over a lifetime of exceptional range and curiosity. Taking place on 24 June at Sotheby’s New York, the sale offers a portrait of Maurice Tempelsman, 1929–2025: the Antwerp-born entrepreneur, philanthropist, civic leader, and devoted collector who, over the course of a remarkable life, moved between the corridors of international power, the newly independent nations of postcolonial Africa, and the most intimate circles of American cultural and intellectual life. He was Chairman of the Africa-America Institute and Corporate Council on Africa and the International Advisory Council of the Harvard AIDS Institute; ... More
Jessica Nowitzki appointed to the Board of Trustees of Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa CAPE TOWN.- Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa announced the appointment of Jessica Nowitzki to its Board of Trustees. A respected US-based arts professional, philanthropist, and member of the Zeitz MOCAA Global Council, of Kenyan and Swedish descent, Nowitzki has long been dedicated to promoting cultural exchange between Africa and the international art community. Nowitzki joins Co-Founders and Co-Chairs David Green OBE and Jochen Zeitz, as well as Jody Allen on the Board of Trustees. The Board, working alongside the Museum’s executive leadership, including Acting Executive Director and Chief Operations Officer Fawaz Mustapha, functions as the institution’s primary governing body, providing the strategic oversight and fiduciary stewardship necessary to ensure long-term sustainability. For close to two decades, Nowitzki has been active ... More
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On a day like today, Danish sculptor and painter Robert Jacobsen was born
June 04, 1912. Robert Julius Tommy Jacobsen (4 June 1912 - 26 January 1993) was a Danish sculptor and painter. The Danish Robert Award is named in his honor. Jacobsen was awarded the Thorvaldsen Medal in 1967. He was made an honorary member of the Association of Craftsmen in Copenhagen in 1973. In 1974 he was awarded the Prince Eugen Medal by the King of Sweden. He became a Commander of the Order of the Dannebrog in 1983. In this image: Komposition in Eisen (composition in iron) located in front of the UNIQA building at Leopoldstadt, Vienna.
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