LORTON, VA.- Each piece in Kate Brogdon’s latest show is presented in multiple layers. This is partly because each is a renewed version of an older piece or other recycled materials. It is also because each is presented in multiple ways creating different levels of detail, intended to be seen from various distances. Arches Gallery presents her solo feature from 11 July until 2 August at the Workhouse Art Center. The work in “Recycled Renewed Repurposed” all reuse older art or packaging from everyday items such as tea, candy or champagne, carrying an understood idea of value in reuse and beauty of the discarded: environmental themes are always present in her work. Every piece is painted or drawn over varying surfaces including her own photographs. The repeated reworking creates a depth and presence with the reflective surfaces adding to the visual impact. Reinterpreting her own images recasts the original context of the initi ... More
View of Oscar Murillo. Collective Osmosis, DAS MINSK, Postdam, Germany, 2026. Photo: Tim Bowditch.
POTSDAM.- Oscar Murillo has transformed the interior and exterior spaces of DAS MINSK– Kunsthaus in Potsdam into a lived experiment of exchange and community, with visitors invited to paint on large-scale canvases in an open-air Collective painting process. In addition, works by Oscar Murillo and Claude Monet are on view at DAS MINSK and at Museum Barberini, marking the first collaborative exhibition project between the two institutions of the Hasso Plattner Foundation. A new podcast traces the connections between the French Impressionist and the Colombian-born, London-based artist. In the exhibition Collective Osmosis, on view through August 9, 2026, Oscar Murillo creates a dialogue between his abstract paintings, his participative projects, and Impressionist works by Claude Monet. The starting point is Murillo’s engagement with the French painter’s life, work, and reception. In his later years, Monet suffered from cataracts, gradually losing his eyesight until undergoing surgery ... More
George Nakashima, Special Bahut, 1979. American Black Walnut, English Oak Burl, Indian Mirror Glass, 38 x 18 x 78 in.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.- Moderne Gallery is presenting an exceptional Special Bahut by George Nakashima from 1979. The work is highly unique featuring a double, stacked configuration with two sets of doors as opposed to the typical Bahut design which includes a single set of doors and a shorter vertical height. The Special Bahut’s case is made from American Black Walnut and includes two sets of highly-figured bookmatched doors. Additionally, the work features two pull handles crafted from particularly expressive English Oak Burl. The case sits upon an architectonic cross base and also features Nakashima’s signature exposed, handworked dovetail joinery along the juncture of the top and sides of the cabinet. Inside the Special Bahut, in both cabinet sections are adjustable, open shelves. Additionally, in the void of the lower, left door, Nakashima includes a small piece of Indian mirror glass, incorporating a unique design motif referencing his time in India: “In Gujarat, the province of which Ahm ... More
LONDON.- Tate and the National Galleries of Scotland today announced that the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has donated three of the artist’s renowned sculptures to ARTIST ROOMS. Jointly shared by Tate and the National Galleries of Scotland, the ARTIST ROOMS collection is used to stage free touring exhibitions at museums and galleries across the UK. The works will initially be shown at Tate Modern this September as part of a large-scale new display devoted to this foundational figure in the history of early contemporary art, extending the centennial celebrations marking 100 years since the artist’s birth. One of the most influential American artists of the post-war era, Robert Rauschenberg blurred the boundary between art and life. He often integrated everyday objects into his work, including Coca-Cola signs, ironing boards and newspaper clippings. The three sculptures being donated to ARTIST ROOMS are part of a series he called Gluts: G-I Glut 1986, Rasputin's Revenge Early Winter G ... More
Oriana Julie Winston (2026), Adelaide Contemporary Experimental. Photography by Lana Adams.
ADELAIDE.- Adelaide Contemporary Experimental announced Oriana Julie Winston as the recipient of the 2026 ACE x Firstdraft Short-term Residency. Decided by the Firstdraft selection committee, Winston will undertake a three-month studio residency at ACE before presenting a new solo exhibition at Firstdraft in Sydney. Through the residency, Winston will develop a new body of work that continues her exploration of material transformation through installation, sculpture and live performance. ACE Artistic Director Danni Zuvela said, “Oriana’s practice is deeply curious, materially driven and unafraid to take risks. The ACE x Firstdraft Residency exists to support artists at pivotal moments in their practice, giving them space, time and support to test ambitious, experimental ideas and to push their practice further into rigorous experimentation and discovery. We’re excited to work with Oriana as she develops this new body of work and to see how it evolves through the residency before be ... More
ADELAIDE.- Adelaide Fringe, the largest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere, has illustrated how a festival built for broad community participation can deliver major cultural, social and economic impact for South Australia. The 2026 season shows that when more people are given more ways to take part, the benefits are felt well beyond the festival period. Through accessible ticket pricing, free and low-cost experiences, school programs and events presented across theatres, bars, parks, streets, civic spaces and neighbourhood venues, Adelaide Fringe creates multiple entry points for audiences, artists and communities. That accessibility also extends to artists. Adelaide Fringe has kept registration fees low and unchanged for 15 years, reducing the financial barrier to participation and helping independent artists, producers and venues bring new work to audiences without the cost increases seen across much of the broader events sector. The result is a festival that brings people together while ... More
View of the exhibition Céleste Boursier-Mougenot: from here to ear v.26, MAAT, 2026. Photo: Bruno Lopes.
LISBON.- For his first-ever exhibition in Portugal, French artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot presents one of his most iconic works: from here to ear v.26. As a composer, Céleste Boursier-Mougenot arranges sound structures in space like physical scores, naturally bringing his music into the realm of contemporary art. He creates the conditions for a permanent musical composition that is both random and perfectly controlled. In this piece, visitors are invited to walk through a room filled with some twenty electric guitars played by unusual performers: zebra finches – small birds that perch freely onto the instruments. More than a simple sound installation, the work is above all an invitation to align one’s perception, movements, and behavior with those of these winged performers. Two worlds within a single space are united in the resonances of music that never ceases to unfold. Céleste Boursier-Mougenot has held numerous exhibitions at prestigious institutions worldwide. These include th ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Gagosian is presenting Interlude of Joy, an exhibition of new paintings by Helen Marden. The presentation introduces Marden’s largest works to date, including her first paintings in a triptych format and watercolors. Marden paints with acrylic, resin, and powdered pigment, working on canvas panels placed on the studio floor or exterior ground. She applies vivid hues with dynamic gestures in glossy, translucent pours and looping, gestural strands across multiple white panels. Her expressive abstractions are driven by the joy of life. “I feel strongest when I’m in my studio,” she explains. The exhibition in New York is titled after the poem “Interlude of Joy” by George Seferis, a Greek poet and the 1963 Nobel laureate in Literature. Its verses communicate the elation prompted by experiences of nature, while ending with the lament “I don’t understand people: / no matter how much they play with colours / they all remain pitch-black.” Marden also ... More
FRANKFURT.- Kerstin Weiser receives this year’s HfG Rundgang Award 2026 by the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation for her project “Von Sandburg zu Sandburg” (“From sandcastle to sandcastle”). Presented annually, the prize recognises students at the Offenbach University of Art and Design (HfG Offenbach), whose work engages with the medium of photography. As part of its commitment to supporting emerging artists, the Foundation has presented the €3,000 award since 2010. The ceremony took place on 10 July, during the University’s annual Rundgang exhibition in Offenbach. This year’s jury comprised photographer Barbara Klemm, Alexandra Lechner, Director of Fotografie Forum Frankfurt, and Cornelia Siebert, Junior Curator at the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation. Kerstin Weiser impressed the jury with her series “Von Sandburg zu Sandburg”, in which she explores the playground as a designed space of experience and examines its distinctive architectur ... More
Eleanor Paice, 2026, Photo by Mark Stedman.
DUBLIN.- Irish Museum of Modern Art announced the appointment of two new members to the Senior Management team – Lisa Fitzsimons as Chief Operating Officer and Eleanor Paice as Head of Visitor Experience and Security. Welcoming the appointments IMMA Director Annie Fletcher said "I am delighted to welcome Lisa and Eleanor to IMMA’s Senior Management Team at a moment of significant opportunity and ambition for the museum. Both bring exceptional leadership, expertise and a deep commitment to public engagement, and they will play a vital role in shaping IMMA’s next chapter. Over recent years, our team has driven a remarkable transformation across the organisation, strengthening IMMA’s role as a leading cultural institution. As we look to the future, we are committed to building on that momentum, ensuring that art continues to inspire creativity, dialogue and positive change in society. Lisa and Eleanor’s appointments strengthen our capacity to deliver that vision and deepen ... More
BARCELONA.- MACBA presents The Act of Filming: Video in the MACBA Collection, a new project dedicated to the presence of the moving image within the museum’s Collection. The show, which opened on 9 July, gathers three exhibition projects that explore different periods and ways of understanding video as an artistic language and as an instrument of social transformation: Counter-information: Video-Nuevo / Community Video Service, Echoes. Videos donated by the Han Nefkens Foundation and Pere Portabella: the Committed Gaze. Despite responding to different historical contexts and practices, the three projects explore the critical potential of the moving image and share a single perspective: understanding video not only as a means of recording, but also as a way of bringing stories to life, fostering critical thinking and giving visibility to realities often absent from official narratives. The first of the proposals, Counter-information: Video-Nuevo / Community Video Service, features a selection ... More
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BEVERLY HILLS, CA.- Julien's Auctions unveiled “The Estate of Anna Strasberg”, a deeply personal sale celebrating the legacy and extraordinarily personal collection of the Strasberg family. Following its commemoration of Marilyn Monroe's centennial birthday with the landmark “100 Years of Marilyn” auction, this sale offers a rare opportunity to explore the objects and memories preserved by some of Monroe's most devoted champions at no reserve. “The Estate of Anna Strasberg” unfolds in three distinct chapters, tracing both Marilyn Monroe’s career and Anna Strasberg's remarkable life. The sale begins with never-before-seen personal property belonging to Marilyn Monroe, inherited by her acting coach, mentor, and the legendary co-founder of the Actors Studio, Lee Strasberg, before turning to a curated selection of Monroe collectible merchandise personally approved by Anna for public release. Concluding with furnishings, decorative arts, and personal belongings from Anna's Lo ... More
Hannah Klemm, photo by Manny Alcala.
PITTSBURGH, PA.- The Andy Warhol Museum announces that Hannah Klemm has been named the new Milton Fine Curator of Art. Klemm is currently the curator of modern and contemporary art at the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas at Austin. Before joining the Blanton Museum of Art, she served as associate curator of modern and contemporary art for the Saint Louis Art Museum and held a variety of curatorial fellowship positions at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, The Art Institute of Chicago and the Smart Museum of Art at the University of Chicago. She will join The Warhol on August 17, 2026. “I am thrilled to join The Warhol at such an exciting moment in its history,” Klemm said. “What has always inspired me about both Warhol and the museum is a belief that art does not happen in isolation. It emerges through communities, conversations and the exchange of ideas. The museum actively cultivates these encounters, serving as a vital place for learning, dialogue and discovering ... More
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Stunning new portrait commission reframes Australia's elite NRLW captains and leaders SYDNEY.- In a beautiful convergence of contemporary art and elite sport, Harvey Norman Women in League (WIL) and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA Australia) today announce The Harvey Norman Art Commission – The Captains, a major portrait commission celebrating the 12 incredible leaders of the National Women’s Rugby League (NRLW) teams. Moving away from the high-octane action photography typically associated with sports media, this commission reframes these sports women through the lens of contemporary art to reveal their power, strength and spirit like never before. Australian artist Cherine Fahd has been commissioned to create the striking new series of portraits featuring the 12 women. Fahd is known for using photography as a social and collaborative practice. Her portraits are shaped through the encounter between photographer and subject, where a shared understanding of the performance ... More
2026 recipient of National Academy Affiliated Fellowship announced NEW YORK, NY.- The National Academy of Design announced visual artist Cameron Martin as the recipient of the 2026 National Academy Affiliated Fellowship (‘NAAF’) at the American Academy in Rome (‘AAR’). The National Academy Affiliated Fellowship (NAAF) is an eight-week residency at the American Academy in Rome awarded annually by the National Academy of Design to a mid-career artist or architect. Fellows are selected for their established record of achievement; ability to live and work in a community of scholars, musicians, artists, and architects; and the appropriateness of their projects and ideas for making the best possible use of the residency. The jury for the 2026 fellowship included Tacita Dean NA, Steve DiBenedetto NA, Sarah Oppenheimer NA, Hilary Sample NA, and Stephen Westfall NA. The NAAF is made possible by the National Academy of Design's Incorporated Edwin Austin Abbey Fund, which was established through a 1931 bequest by Gertrude Abbey in honor of her husband, Acad ... More
Derek Eller Gallery announces debut solo exhibition by Sarah Gamble NEW YORK, NY.- Derek Eller Gallery presents Trip the Light Fantastic, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Sarah Gamble. Employing a visual vocabulary which moves fluidly between abstraction and representation, Gamble conjures fantastical alternate worlds frequently rendered in a mix of expressionistic gestures peppered with jewel-like passages. Summoning Bacchus, Venus, and Zephyr, Milton’s evocation of a joyful dance celebrating life’s idyllic moments is almost hallucinatory in its vivid description. Gamble channels this euphoric sentiment in her new paintings, depicting ancient rock formations, cosmic night skies, and lush rose gardens captured in transitional moments between reality and fantasy. With an interest in exploring among other things time travel, transcendence, pre life, and inner life, she explains, “I often paint forms or objects in different states of manifestation in an effort to show energy or matter coming apart or reorganizing itself into new forms.” One seri ... More
Sarah Miltenberger joins Galerie Eva Presenhuber as Director Sales & Artist Liaison ZURICH.- Galerie Eva Presenhuber announced the appointment of Sarah Miltenberger as Director Sales & Artist Liaison. Miltenberger brings extensive experience across the international art market, with a career spanning both the gallery and auction sectors. After over a decade in senior roles at internationally renowned galleries Eigen + Art, carlier | gebauer, and König Galerie, she most recently held a leadership position for over 6 years at the leading international auction house Grisebach in Berlin. Joining as Sales Director & Artist Liaison at Galerie Eva Presenhuber in Zurich marks a return to the gallery sector, where she will support the gallery's artists, strengthen relationships with collectors worldwide, and contribute to the gallery's continued international development. "My career has given me the opportunity to experience the art market from multiple perspectives. Working in both international galleries and the auction world has shaped not only my understanding of primary and se ... More
Rago/Wright to offer Works from the Collection of Jack Lenor Larsen NEW YORK, NY.- Rago/Wright will present Object of Identity: Sold to Benefit LongHouse Reserve, the Historic East Hampton Home of Jack Lenor Larsen, a July 28th auction celebrating the extraordinary life, vision, and collecting practice of internationally renowned textile designer, artist, and author Jack Lenor Larsen (1927–2020). Proceeds from the sale will directly benefit LongHouse Reserve, the East Hampton institution Larsen founded as a living embodiment of his belief that art, craft, design, architecture, and nature should exist in continuous dialogue. Reflecting Larsen's lifelong devotion to material, maker, and the beauty of the handmade, this landmark auction features selections from his private collection assembled over decades through close relationships with artists and artisans around the world. Anchored by several masterworks, the auction’s leading lots include Olga de Amaral’s stunning fiber sculpture Tierra y oro 5 (est. $300,000–500,000), Judy Kensley McKie’s ... More
Retrospective celebrating the surreal, subversive practice of Madelon Vriesendorp at the Sir John Soane's Museum LONDON.- A major retrospective celebrating the surreal, subversive practice of artist Madelon Vriesendorp will open at Sir John Soane’s Museum this summer. Madelon Vriesendorp: Mind Games will feature over 50 works created or collected by the 2025 Soane Medal winner, which reveal the artist’s ability to transform everyday materials into unexpected sources of humour, beauty and inspiration. “I make things that make me laugh” says Vriesendorp. Laughter, games and collecting are central to Vriesendorp’s work. Ranging from early etchings, drawings and book covers to more recent work including jewelry, new works on paper and sculpture, the exhibition will explore the creativity and imagination of an artist whose unique way of seeing the world continues to influence architects and artists today. A large-scale version of her celebrated Mind Game will also be showcased, allowing visitors to closely examine a series of purposefully chosen objects that comprise a psychoanalytical ... More
Berlin Art Week: Festival week locations and partners announced BERLIN.- From 9—13 SEP 2026, Berlin Art Week celebrates its fifteenth anniversary. More than 120 museums, private collections, galleries, project spaces and the art fair Positions will present a diverse festival programme, turning the German capital into a hotspot for contemporary art for five days. Art institutions, museums, Kunstvereine and exhibition spaces across the city invite visitors to discover their new programmes. Renowned private collections also open their doors as part of Open Houses—no registration required. Discovering Collections! offers a rare opportunity to join guided tours of the private homes of Berlin collectors, opening them to the public for the very first time. The art market is equally well represented: Positions Berlin Art Fair brings together over 80 galleries from around 20 countries at the former Tempelhof Airport, while around 50 Berlin galleries from the Gallery W ... More
Elissa waters appointed Curator of European Art at High Museum of Art ATLANTA, GA.- Today, the High Museum of Art announced the appointment of Elissa Watters as its Frances B. Bunzl Family curator of European art. In her role, Watters will be responsible for overseeing the museum’s European Art department, including related exhibitions and programs, as well as its collection of more than 1,100 paintings, sculptures and works on paper spanning six centuries of artistic endeavor, from the 1300s through the 1900s. She will join the High on July 20, 2026. Most recently, Watters served as guest curator at USC Fisher Museum of Art and at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center in Brattleboro, Vermont, and as a research assistant at the Getty Research Institute. From 2018 to 2021, she was the Florence B. Selden senior fellow at Yale University Art Gallery, where she conducted collection research, led public programs and facilitated a significant promised gift of drawings and woodcuts by German artist Renate Geisberg-Wichmann. Her previous positions also include guest curato ... More
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On a day like today, Czech painter Alphonse Mucha died
July 14, 1939. Alfons Maria Mucha (24 July 1860 - 14 July 1939), known in English as Alphonse Mucha, was a Czech painter, illustrator, and graphic artist. Living in Paris during the Art Nouveau period, he was widely known for his distinctly stylised and decorative theatrical posters, particularly those of Sarah Bernhardt. He produced illustrations, advertisements, decorative panels, as well as designs, which became among the best-known images of the period.
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