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The Frick Collection reopens April 17, 2025

Walnut Room, new second-floor gallery, The Frick Collection, New York. Photo: Joseph Coscia Jr.

NEW YORK, NY.- The Frick Collection reopens to the public on April 17, 2025, following the multi-year renovation and enhancement of its historic Fifth Avenue home. Designed by Selldorf Architects, with executive architect Beyer Blinder Belle, the project was developed to honor the historic legacy and character of the Frick while addressing critical infrastructure and operational needs. Marking the most comprehensive upgrade to the institution since its opening in 1935, the project has restored the Frick’s historic first-floor galleries and created a new suite of galleries on the second floor of the original Frick family home, welcoming the public to experience these spaces for the first time. Through the repurposing of existing space and a modest addition, the renovation and enhancement significantly expands exhibition and programmatic spaces, including new special exhibition galleries on the museum’s first floor, the Frick’s first dedicated education rooms, and a new 218-seat auditori ... More


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New catalogue of Dutch and French paintings unveiled at Berlin's Gemäldegalerie   Sterling Associates, Inc. announces online-only auction, April 2nd   Monet: Reimagining the French Landscape presents two masterpieces by the famous French Impressionist


Rogier van der Weyden, Portrait of a Young Woman, around 1440, 42.2 x 31.2 cm, Photo: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Gemäldegalerie / Christoph Schmidt.

BERLIN.- Art enthusiasts and scholars gathered at the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin’s Kulturforum on Thursday evening for the launch of a groundbreaking new book, Niederländische und französische Malerei 1400-1480 (Netherlandish and French Paintings 1400-1480). The event, hosted by the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, celebrated the release of the first comprehensive scholarly catalogue dedicated to the museum’s world-renowned collection of early Dutch and French paintings. The book, published by Michael Imhof-Verlag, dives deep into a transformative era of European art, spotlighting the pioneering artists who reshaped painting in the 15th century. Edited by Katrin Dyballa of the Bucerius Kunst Forum in Hamburg and Stephan Kemperdick of the Gemäldegalerie, the 606-page catalogue covers 69 individual works across 52 entries. Priced at €99, it’s available in both German (ISBN 978-3-7319-1289-7) and English (ISBN 978-3-7319-1319-1), making it ... More
 

Nippon Coralene vase, patented in 1909, 9 inches tall and boasting a lovely lakeside village scene with trees. Estimate: $100-$200.

NORWOOD, NJ.- A Late Spring Specialty Antique Estate Auction featuring the outstanding single-owner collection of the late Judy Boyd (1939-2018) of Bergen County, New Jersey, will be conducted online-only by Sterling Associates on Wednesday, April 2, starting promptly at 5pm Eastern time. Nearly 200 of the sale’s 262 lots are dedicated to Ms. Boyd’s vast decorative art collection. Items in the Boyd collection include superb art glass lampshades by such names as Tiffany, Steuben and Quezal; DeVilbiss atomizers, which often were used for perfumes and are admired for their elegant design and historical significance; and vibrant and colorful examples of Japanese Noritake ceramics and Nippon porcelain. Of those categories, the one expected to generate the greatest bidder buzz is the lampshades, especially the offerings by Quezal. “It’s very unusual to see such a nice grouping of rare shades all in one auction,” remarked Stephen D’Atri, the owner of Sterling Associates. “ ... More
 

Armand Guillaumin, Les ruines du Château de Crozant (The Ruins of Crozant Castle), about 1920, oil on canvas. Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth: Gift of Roger A. Hurwitz, MD, Class of 1956; 2025.56

HANOVER, NH.- Two masterpieces by famous French Impressionist Claude Monet will be on view at the Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth, from this spring through September 2025 for all visitors to experience free of charge. Monet’s Pommiers en fleurs (Apple Trees in Bloom) (1872) and Route près de Giverny (Road near Giverny) (1885) are on loan to the Hood Museum from the Gregg Turk Foundation during the museum’s 40th anniversary year. “Since opening in 1985, the Hood Museum has held countless important exhibitions, but we have not yet had the opportunity to feature two major Monet paintings in our galleries. What a way to celebrate!” says Dr. John Stomberg, the Hood Museum of Art’s Virginia Rice Kelsey 1961s Director. Monet’s paintings are the centerpieces of the upcoming exhibition Monet: Reimagining the French Landscape, curated by Dr. Elizabeth Rice Mattison, the museum’s Andrew W. Mellon Curator ... More



Gagosian presents new paintings and sculptures by Sarah Sze in Hong Kong   The National Portrait Gallery announces major acquisitions made through its new contemporary art fund   Jean Prouvé's iconic Demountable House unveiled in Asia at Hong Kong exhibition


Sarah Sze, Forever Now, 2025 (detail). Oil paint, acrylic paint, archival paper, acrylic polymers, ink, dibond, aluminum, and wood, 103 1/4 x 158 x 2 1/2 inches (262.3 x 401.3 x 6.4 cm) © Sarah Sze. Courtesy the artist and Gagosian.

HONG KONG.- Gagosian announced Sarah Sze’s first solo exhibition in Asia, and her sixth with the gallery, opening in Hong Kong. The exhibition features new large-scale mixed-media paintings alongside a new series of hanging sculptures. In her latest exhibition, Sze explores how we make meaning from the never-ending stream of images that saturate contemporary life. Woven together from elements of her visual vocabulary—a bird, a wolf, a hand, a sunset—Sze’s new works destabilize the boundary between two and three dimensions, as imagery repeats across media, flowing from painting to sculpture and back again. Through this pictorial call-and-response, Sze prompts meditations on time, memory, and perception. Sze continues to develop her unique approach to painting as an image-making system in this exhibition. In a method that is at once recursive ... More
 

From Someone Else's Fear Fantasy (A Case Of Mistaken Identity? Well This Is No Bed Of Roses) To Metamorphosis by Sonia Boyce, 1987 © Sonia Boyce. All Rights Reserved, DACS 2025. Photograph by Tim Bowditch.

LONDON.- The National Portrait Gallery has launched a new fund to support its acquisition of contemporary artworks. Generously supported by the Bukhman Foundation, the fund – titled Collecting the Now – will enable the NPG to be responsive and bring major contemporary acquisitions into its Collection over the next three years. The first of these are portraits by two of Britain’s leading artists, Dame Sonia Boyce OBE and Hew Locke OBE. From Someone Else's Fear Fantasy (A Case Of Mistaken Identity? Well This Is No Bed Of Roses) To Metamorphosis (1987) by Sonia Boyce and Souvenir 17 (Albert Edward, Prince of Wales) (2024) by Hew Locke are the first works by both artists to enter the National Portrait Gallery’s Collection, having previously been represented only as sitters. The works were recently purchased as part ... More
 

Jean Prouvé, 6x6 Demountable House, 1944 © Galerie Patrick Seguin.

HONG KONG.- Art Intelligence Global, Galerie Patrick Seguin and NOT A HOTEL jointly present “Modern Dreamers: Iconic Art, Architecture and Design”, an exhibition on view at Art Intelligence Global’s exhibition space in Hong Kong. Coinciding with Art Basel Hong Kong, the exhibition is a collaborative showcase celebrating the intersections and synergies found at the highest level of art, architecture and design. At the heart of the exhibition is Jean Prouvé’s 1944 6x6 Demountable House, which was purchased by NOT A HOTEL from Galerie Patrick Seguin in a transaction facilitated by Art Intelligence Global. The exhibition marks the unveiling of the Demountable House in Asia; after the exhibition, the Demountable House will be installed in NOT A HOTEL’s Tokyo headquarters. The unique collaboration brings together Art Intelligence Global, leading advisor for fine art; Galerie Patrick Seguin, authoritative advocate of French mid-century design; and NOT A HOTEL, whose groundbreakin ... More



Unprecedented restoration of Vatican Apostolic Library announced by Colnaghi Foundation   Montclair Art Museum celebrates 25 years of Aacquisitions with A to Sze: Collecting at MAM (2000-2025)   Memorial Art Gallery announces recent acquisitions and appointment of inaugural contemporary art curator


Sixtus V commissioning Domenico Fontana to build the current Vatican Library.

MAASTRICHT.- In the Caves of the Château Neercanne, the world’s eminent curators, patrons, and collectors held their breaths. In a historical moment, the Colnaghi Foundation announced an unprecedented partnership: together with the Vatican Apostolic Library, the Foundation will undertake a series of groundbreaking conservation projects at the Vatican, commencing with the renovation of the Archives of the Vatican Apostolic Library. The project, made possible by Colnaghi, will receive major funding from the Association of the Patrons of the Vatican Apostolic Library, a sub-charity of the Colnaghi Foundation. “Every year, the Colnaghi Annual Dinner brings together central figures of the museum world to celebrate Old Masters and Antiquities," said Jorge Coll, Principal at Colnaghi. "This year's event is dedicated to the Colnaghi Foundation to celebrate the announcement of the new historical partnership with the Vatican Apostolic Library for a series of innovative, ... More
 

Virgil Ortiz (b. 1969, Cochiti Pueblo) Tahu, Blind Archer 1680, 2016 Corning glass and ceramic finial/stopper with leather straps attached at the neck 28 x 12 x 12 in. Montclair Art Museum Acquisition Fund 2020, 5a, b Row O, Shelf 4.1

MONTCLAIR, NJ.- The Montclair Art Museum opened A to Sze: Collecting at MAM (2000-2025), an exhibition showcasing some of the museum's significant acquisitions over the past quarter-century. Running through July 6, 2025, this exhibition reflects MAM's mission to represent the rich diversity of American culture, both past and present. Featuring a diverse array of historic, modern, and contemporary works spanning from 1880 to 2024, A to Sze encompasses a wide range of themes, styles, art movements, and mediums. The exhibition's title playfully references two featured contemporary artists: Derrick Adams and Sarah Sze. Adams' mixed media collage, There's More Than One Beauty School (2018), and Sze's large-scale installation, Random Walk Drawing (Air) (2011), are among the museum's most recent and ambitious acquisitions. ... More
 

Hugo McCloud, Blue Zone, 2024, Single-use plastic mounted on panel, Marion Stratton Gould Fund, 2025.2.

ROCHESTER, NY.- The Memorial Art Gallery announced an expansion of its permanent collection through the acquisition of significant works by leading contemporary artists. These acquisitions, coupled with the appointment of Timothy Peterson as the museum’s inaugural Ann and Irving Norry Curator of Contemporary Art, mark a transformative moment for MAG as it reaffirms its commitment to collecting, exhibiting, and championing today’s innovative artistic voices. The latest acquisitions at MAG reflect a dynamic range of artistic practices that underscore the museum’s goal of collecting works that spur dialogue and discovery. Highlights include: • Erin Shirreff, whose large-scale work Paper Sculpture blends digital and traditional printing techniques on cut-metal, overlapping photographs to explore materiality and perception. • Bethany Collins, who hand-stenciled and then strategically erased all but one sentence from four selected translations of Sophocles’ Antigone. • Car ... More


Studio Ghibli and anime icons power Heritage's record-setting $1.49 million Art of Anime: Vol. VI Auction   Gagosian to participate in Art Basel Hong Kong 2025   Timken Museum of Art celebrates contemporary, First Nation artist, Kent Monkman


Berserk Guts 9.5" x 12" Preliminary Publicity Harmony Cel Setup by Shichiro Kobayashi (OLM, c. 1997-98).

DALLAS, TX.- Heritage Auctions celebrated four decades of Studio Ghibli in spectacular style as its March 22-24 Art of Anime: Vol. VI Signature® Auction soared to $1.491 million. With more than 3,600 bidders competing over three days and 1,200-plus lots, the sold-out event marked a historic moment: The largest offering of Japanese animation art ever presented in a Western auction — and the first in the popular Heritage series to focus almost exclusively on anime. Leading the charge was an electrifying lineup of Studio Ghibli masterpieces, headlined by a rare production cel of the elusive “Senior Witch” from Kiki’s Delivery Service, which cast a spell at $48,000 — one of the highest totals ever realized for the 1989 film. Another Kiki standout, a charming Key Master setup of the title character peering into a brick oven, fired up at $16,000. Beloved Ghibli titles like Castle in the Sky, Princess Mononoke, Porco Rosso and Grave of the Fireflies excelled over the course of the ... More
 

Lauren Halsey, Untitled, 2024. Watercolor ink, acrylic, auto paint, collage and gypsum on wood and steel, 96 x 24 x 24 inches (243.8 x 61 x 61 cm) © Lauren Halsey. Photo: Allen Chen. Courtesy the artist and Gagosian.

HONG KONG.- Gagosian announced its participation in Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 with a presentation of new and recent paintings, sculptures, and photographs by a group of international artists. The works on view offer a variety of contemporary approaches to abstraction, the natural world, human figures, and cultural signifiers of the past and present. Albert Oehlen’s untitled abstraction from 2020 marshals a diverse array of gestural brushstrokes, drips, and layered veils of scumbled pigment in a painting that avoids a singular compositional impetus. Mary Weatherford’s Tokyo Lights (2024) combines diluted Flashe paint with lit neon rods and cords. These elements operate as both linear, three-dimensional “drawings” and sources of active illumination that transform the colors and forms of the flowing, sedimentary passages of paint. New paintings by John Currin ... More
 

Albert Bierstadt, Cho-looke, the Yosemite Fall, 1864, oil on canvas, 87 x 68.9 cm (34-1/4 x 27-1/8 in.), Putnam Foundation, Timken Museum of Art.

SAN DIEGO, CALIF.- Reconsidering Bierstadt is the latest in an ongoing series of curatorial projects which highlight the relationships between cutting-edge contemporary art and the outstanding permanent collection of the Timken Museum of Art. Previous projects have looked at Rembrandt through the eyes of Dutch photographer/videographer, Rineke Dijsktra, and at the portrait practice of Anthony van Dyck through the vibrant work of Kehinde Wiley. Beginning March 26 and running through June 8, 2025, the Timken’s American Gallery will be transformed by a staged encounter between the 19th-century American painter Albert Bierstadt and the First Nation (Cree) Canadian artist, Kent Monkman. In this season of renewal and rebirth, Reconsidering Bierstadt offers visitors the opportunity to freshly compare one of the Timken’s most beloved works, Cho-Looke, The Yosemite Fall (1864) with The ... More



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The Whitney celebrates 10 years downtown
NEW YORK, NY.- The Whitney Museum of American Art presents Decade Downtown, a series of on-site public programs and events spanning ten weeks, starting in May 2025 and running through mid-July to celebrate ten years of the Whitney in the Meatpacking District. Since May 2015, the Museum has called this neighborhood home in its Renzo Piano–designed building at 99 Gansevoort Street. As part of a neighborhood rich in history, creativity, and cultural exchange, the Whitney has played an integral role in contributing to this vibrant cultural center on Manhattan’s west side by bringing art, ideas, and community together with its state-of-the-art exhibitions, education programing, free admissions initiatives, and strong engagement with partner organizations and neighbors. To mark this exciting milestone and celebrate many more years to come, Decade ... More

"PROCESS" exhibition explores Afrodiasporic creativity, community, and defiance
OSLO.- PROCESS is an exhibition in development by Marie Cole, Haweya Jama, Ayesha Jordan, and Lara Okafor. It is an inquiry into creative processes and how they encourage critical thinking, communal growth, exchange, and defiance; specifically, from Afrodiasporic perspectives. Their aim to co-create an ever-evolving environment that can be influenced by the numerous bodies and ideas that engage with the space. The six weeks are divided into three chapters: cleanse, cultivate, and harvest. These three seasons are in conversation with plant cycles. They also describe the PROCESS we hope participants will engage in during the exhibition period. Artists Ayan Abdi, Javon Bennett, and Waldane Walker will use the gallery as an open studio, allowing their practices to evolve in dialogue with the public. We are living in a time where we need more than just production ... More

daadgalerie presents Ting-Jung Chen: Here on the Edge of the Sea We Sit
BERLIN.- Does power whisper? How are territories communicated? Is there a sensory vision of collective identity? In her first solo exhibition in Germany, Taiwanese artist Ting-Jung Chen explores these profound questions, crafting a scenario both conceptual and immersive. The exhibition resonates with the echoes of public political speeches as well as public monuments, offering a critical perspective on how narratives, power, and identity are not only constructed but also expressed and contested within public and private spheres. Chen’s multi-layered installation explores the interplay between sound and the sensory emotions it evokes, paying attention to how power structures exploit these elements to consolidate control. Chen questions the systems and stories that define our shared histories. Her work critically examines the “ideal” narratives and imagery often embedded ... More

Chimeras unleashed: Medieval meets modern art in new Musée de Cluny exhibition
PARIS.- The Musée de Cluny in Paris today opened its doors to "Summoning Chimeras. Medieval Heritage in Contemporary Art," a captivating exhibition that forges a dialogue across centuries, placing medieval artworks in conversation with contemporary pieces. The exhibition explores the enduring question of how the Middle Ages continues to fuel the imaginations of artists working today. A collaboration with the Fonds régional d’art contemporain (Frac) Île-de-France as part of their "Berserk & Pyrrhia" program, the show weaves approximately fifteen contemporary works from the Frac's collection and other artists into the museum's existing displays. This creates a fascinating interplay, where modern "chimeras" emerge from the backdrop of medieval artifacts. A key theme explored is the shared fascination with the fantastic. The exhibition highlights how contemporary artists ... More

Pera Museum celebrates Samih Rifat's multifaceted genius in new exhibition
ISTANBUL.- Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation Pera Museum presents the exhibition titled Samih Rifat: "Much Is to Be Done", offering a glimpse into the world of art and thought of the multifaceted intellectual Samih Rifat. The exhibition, which sheds light on his intellectual journey, interdisciplinary transitions, and poetic sensibility, brings together his notebooks and notes alongside his works in photography, writing, poetry, translation, drawing, film, and music in a comprehensive manner for the first time and welcomes visitors until August 17. On its 20th anniversary, Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation Pera Museum presents the exhibition titled Samih Rifat: "Much Is to Be Done" – photographs, films, drawings, poems, notebooks, books, and music…, centering on an intellectual of “a thousand arts”, Samih Rifat. The exhibition, which sheds light on Rifat’s intellectual journey, ... More

New exhibition illustrates the power of graphic design in societal context
LONDON.- A new exhibition devoted to the legacy of Czech graphic design entitled IDENTITA - The Story of Czech Graphic Design opened at Notting Hill’s Window and Bouda galleries. The exhibit, which received much acclaim in its homeland, showcases an extensive collection of Czech graphic design from early 20th century to the present day, highlighting its most significant achievements as well as the evolution of the discipline and the effect it has on society. “Czech graphic design is known in the world mainly thanks to masterpieces from the modernist era. However, the exhibition shows that other periods are also worthy of attention, especially the last twenty years. ” says Filip Blažek, curator of the exhibition. From state symbols to books and from road signage to film posters, graphic design is a form of visual language shaping th ... More

Tang Teaching Museum announces Queer Archives Symposium, April 4-5
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY.- The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College announced the Queer Archives Symposium, a two-day program of conversations, presentations, and screenings on April 4–5, culminating with a special dance and music performance. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition a field of bloom and hum—a survey of work from more than 160 queer artists from the past 100 years—the symposium brings together a vibrant group of artists, scholars, archivists, dancers, and musicians to explore the complexities and power of queer art to assert a place for queer identities and communities. In one session, art history students will create new oral histories in a public interview with exhibiting artists Siobhan Liddell and Liz Collins. Other sessions feature scholars and artists discussing the legacy of Steven Arnold, David ... More

On April 1, get Kim Hastreiter's "STUFF: A New York Life of Cultural Chaos"
NEW YORK, NY.- Kim Hastreiter, co-founder of the beloved PAPER magazine, has spent her entire career participating in, documenting, and creating explosive cultural movements that began in downtown New York City and quickly spread throughout the world. For over 50 years she has also amassed a vast and iconoclastic collection of amazing stuff. This volume, aptly titled STUFF: A New York Life of Cultural Chaos (Damiani Books, 2025), chronicles an extraordinary slice of history and the people who defined it, using Hastreiter’s singular edit of art, fashion, design, photography, books and ephemera as a lens. The book features rare cover art by the elusive, yet legendary artist Jim Joe, best known for their iconic album cover for Drake’s If You're Reading This It's Too Late. "I am a fanatical collector and curator of ‘stuff,’” writes Hastreiter. “Mostly stuff that I think is amazing, ... More





 



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On a day like today, French sculptor and painter Daniel Buren was born
March 25, 1938. Daniel Buren (born 25 March 1938) is a French conceptual artist. Sometimes classified as a Minimalist, Buren is known best for using regular, contrasting colored stripes in an effort to integrate visual surface and architectural space, notably on historical, landmark architecture. In this image: Daniel Buren unveils permanent artwork 'Diamonds and Circles' works 'in situ' commissioned by Art on the Underground at Tottenham Court Road Station, London. Photo: David Parry/PA Wire.



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