Ron Cooper, Combos Sandra, 2024. Pearlescent pigment in automotive lacquer on Plexiglass, 48 x 3.375 x 3.375.
SANTA FE, NM.-Charlotte Jackson Fine Art presents a solo exhibition of new work, Ron Cooper: Racers and Combos, on view July 2nd - 30th, with a reception for the artist on Friday, July 4th from 5 - 7 PM. The gallery is located in the Railyard Arts District at 554 South Guadalupe Street. Imagine a valley running east to west. Surrounded by mountains and hills, roughly three miles across and ten long. Tracked by the sun, a hollow bowl filled with space and light. Small enough to be at a comfortable human scale. See a landmark, point to it, turn your feet there, and walk. Some evenings the sun, setting over the Pacific Ocean nearby, fills the valley with colored particles of golden light. This is the Ojai Valley, in California, where Ron Cooper grew up – cradled in a sort of crucible of light and space. Now turn to Cooper’s latest iteration of his Vertical Bars series, the Combos. Made of long, thin ... More
A key work in Paul Signac’s oeuvre, ‘Saint-Tropez, port en fête’ (1895), emerged from a German private collection after more than a century, having last appeared at auction in 1903.
ZURICH.- Spirited bidding at Koller’s June auctions of Modern, Contemporary and Swiss Art drove works well above their estimates, including pieces by Paul Signac, Fernando Botero, Ferdinand Hodler, and Domenico Gnoli. These sales have positioned Koller at the forefront of the German-speaking art market, achieving the top three auction results in the region for the first half of 2025. A key work in Paul Signac’s oeuvre, ‘Saint-Tropez, port en fête’ (1895), emerged from a German private collection after more than a century, having last appeared at auction in 1903. Painted shortly after Signac’s arrival in St Tropez, the vibrant composition reflects a pivotal moment in his artistic evolution, marked by a liberated colour palette and a refined Pointillist technique. Previously known only through a preparatory sketch, the work was the subject of intense bidding, ultimately achieving ... More
Deep Kailey at without SHAPE without FORM's new HQ in Slough, courtesy without SHAPE without FORM.
SLOUGH.-without SHAPE without FORM (WSWF), an assembly of contemporary artists, cultural practitioners, and thinkers committed to making self-discovery accessible through art, will reopen its headquarters in Slough this September following a major redevelopment. The revitalised space doubles its public footprint to over 7,500 square feet and marks a new chapter in WSWF’s mission to deepen engagement with art, spirituality and mind wellbeing. The transformed site includes expanded galleries, a dedicated learning studio, revitalised community spaces and improved visitor facilities. The renovation enables WSWF to commission and present more ambitious contemporary work, while providing a welcoming space for reflection, discussion and creative learning. Housed in a former Citroën showroom built in the late 20th century on the Slough Trading Estate, the redeveloped HQ preserves its industrial character with high exposed ceilin ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Christie's announces a series of Contemporary Online sales, beginning the first week of July. Together, the five sales comprise more than 500 lots in total, with rich offerings across a variety of mediums including painting, drawing, prints, sculpture, digital art, and more. The diverse selection presents examples from the most sought-after names in the market today, including Ed Ruscha, Helen Frankenthaler, M.C. Escher, Rashid Johnson, Daniel Arsham and Refik Anadol. With estimates starting at $100, the sales are a rare opportunity for both seasoned collectors and those embarking on their collecting journey. An exhibition of the artworks will be free and open to the public beginning July 12 at Christie's Rockefeller Center galleries in the heart of New York City. Sales begin July 2 with Pressing Forward: Contemporary Editions from a Private Detroit Collection, a sale featuring ... More
Julian Opie, Kiran., 2025. Overlaid acrylic panel, 100 x 80 x 3 cm. 39 3/8 x 31 1/2 x 1 1/8 in. Unique.
BERLIN.- KÖNIG GALERIE presents the first exhibition by Julian Opie at St. Agnes—a monumental installation that transforms the former church into a dynamic cityscape of towering sculptures, animated LED panels, and striking portraits. This marks the first time an artist is taking over all spaces at St. Agnes, including the courtyard and sculpture garden, with several works designed especially for the unique architecture of the building, forging a powerful dialogue between art and space. "For my first show at KÖNIG GALERIE, in the amazing St. Agnes building, I have consciously echoed the layout of a classic church where you might expect to find central columns, an impressive altarpiece and statues lining the side aisles. At the same time I have tried to make use of the massive ceiling height and sense of landscape that the space gives. Five steel sculptures, at over 8 meters tall, depict tower buildings that populate the City of London close to where I work. Towers are ... More
ORLANDO, FLA.- Mennello Museum of American Art presents the exhibition "Pool Party: The Pool in American Art," featuring artists who emerged in the mid-20th century and were fascinated by pool culture, class, and leisure, such as David Hockney and Alex Katz. It also includes work from younger contemporary artists reclaiming the narrative of the pool in relation to family, like Amy Bennett and Isca Greenfield-Sanders, as well as pieces within more social contexts by Derrick Adams, Anastasia Samoylova, and Jay Lynn Gomez. Since the 20th Century, the pool has served as an alluring symbol of both luxury and leisure in America. Artists of the 1950s gathered around the pool's space as a source of inspiration, captivated by the bright sunlight, the water's reflectivity, vibrant colors, modernist architecture, and the Pop Art sensibility of celebrity culture and easy living. ... More
Mark Corfield-Moore. Photo: Jono White.
LONDON.- Kate MacGarry announced the representation of Mark Corfield-Moore. Mark Corfield-Moore was born in 1988 in Bangkok, Thailand and currently lives and works in Hastings, UK. Describing himself as a painter that utilises textile techniques, in his practice Corfield-Moore reflects on his Thai and British heritage to investigate themes of transience and cultural memory. Eschewing and repurposing the ancient art of ikat, a weaving technique which he learnt in Thailand, his distorted and glitchy imagery is a recollection and recreation of personal and collective histories. Corfield-Moore is interested in the poetic potential of language, particularly through the lens of cultural and intergenerational difference. Various phrases feature in each work, evoking fragmented communication and a sense of being in-between meaning and understanding. This linguistic disjunction is mirrored in his layered process, as hand-painted warp threads, disrupted motifs, and textual vignettes coalesce into visual ... More
HANNOVER.- The Sprengel Museum Hannover is set to open "STAND UP! Feminist Avant-Garde. Works from the SAMMLUNG VERBUND, Vienna," an exhibition showcasing the influential art of feminist pioneers from the 1970s. Running from July 5 to September 28, 2025, the show draws entirely from the acclaimed SAMMLUNG VERBUND collection. The exhibition features approximately 150 works, including photographs, video art, objects, and drawings. Visitors will see pieces by celebrated artists such as VALIE EXPORT, ORLAN, Martha Rosler, Ulrike Rosenbach, Renate Bertlmann, Birgit Jürgenssen, Annegret Soltau, Cindy Sherman, Judy Chicago, and Penny Slinger, alongside other artists gaining wider recognition. These works delve into the societal expectations placed on women in the 1970s, challenging stereotypes and clichés. The artists of this "Feminist Avant- ... More
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DALLAS, TX.- Babe Ruth is still considered by many to be the greatest baseball player of all time, the “Sultan of Swat” who crushed towering home runs as the biggest star on the best team in baseball: the New York Yankees. Of course, he did not begin his legendary career in pinstripes. Before he was the burly outfielder who launched pitches — even during the Dead Ball Era — into the cheap seats, Ruth was an exceedingly talented lefthanded pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, a gifted hurler who compiled a 94-46 record and a solid earned run average of just 2.29; he boasted the American League’s best ERA in 1916, and finished in the AL’s top three twice in just five seasons on the mound. A magnificent card of the southpaw legend will be in play when a 1917 E135 Collins-McCarthy Babe Ruth #147 SGC EX 5 crosses the block in Heritage’s Summer Sports Card Catalog Auction July 11-12. “Babe Ruth is one of the legendary figures in the history of sports, and cards of him a ... More
Edward Burtynsky, Silver Spark Apparel #1, Hawassa Industrial Park, Hawassa, Ethiopia, 2018.
HONG KONG.- Flowers Gallery Hong Kong is presenting Edward Burtynsky: China in Africa. The exhibition explores China’s evolving role in global manufacturing, from the transformation of its domestic production systems to the expansion of its industrial footprint across the African continent. Captured between 2018 and late 2024, the works in this show continue Burtynsky’s decades-long engagement with the infrastructures of extraction, energy, and logistics, offering a visual record of China’s pivotal influence on the contemporary industrial landscape. With a deep historical understanding of twentieth-century industrial processes, Burtynsky uses his aerial and wide- angle lens perspective to create sweeping images that reveal the scale of industrial development and its impact on the environment. Inside China, a new generation of robotics and vast battery assembly lines stretch across the frame, as seen in Burtynsky’s 2023 photographs of the BYD manufacturing facility in Jiangsu Pr ... More
SAO PAULO.- Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel announced the representation of Sophia Loeb, in collaboration with Pippy Houldsworth Gallery. Born in São Paulo and based between her hometown and London, Loeb creates paintings that immerse viewers in vibrant, tactile visual fields. Her work emphasizes sensorial experience, using striking contrasts and dynamic color to create depth, rhythm, and impact. The artist’s process is dynamic and intuitive: canvases are rotated, tilted, and approached from multiple angles, while layers of liquid and powdered pigments, along with oil sticks, are applied, scraped, and reworked in constant dialogue with the surface.Panta Rei sobre a Estrata, Sophia Loeb’s solo show, is currently on view at Carpintaria, Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel’s venue in Rio de Janeiro, through August 2, 2025. Sophia Loeb creates paintings that immerse viewers in vibrant, tactile visual fields. Her work emphasizes sensorial experience, using striking contrasts and dynamic color to ... More
Juliana Seraphim, Game of Masks (Jeux de masques), 1993. Oil on canvas, 60 x 40 cm / 23.6 x 15.8 in. Courtesy of 55 Walker: Bortolami New York, kaufmann repetto Milan / New York, Andrew Kreps Gallery New York.
NEW YORK, NY.- (55 Walker) is presenting Juliana Seraphim: The Flower Woman. Juliana Seraphim’s singular surrealist style and embrace of desire and female subjectivity redefined the modern art landscape of the Middle East. Born in Jaffa, Palestine, Seraphim’s early years were profoundly shaped by her family’s arrival in Lebanon following the start of the Nakba in 1948. This early experience of displacement and exposure to a marred and discriminatory world indelibly informed her work. Through sensuous detail and phantasmatic figures, Seraphim built an iconography rooted in the perception of a “woman’s world,” exploring sensuality, selfhood, and spiritual longing. Spanning four decades, the exhibition traces the evolution of Seraphim’s oeuvre, beginning with her abstract cityscape paintings from the early 1960s. ... More
Visitors will have the opportunity to trace Feuerman's artistic evolution from her early drawings and high reliefs to her life-size sculptures and previously unexhibited drawings.
ROME.- Palazzo Bonaparte in Rome is set to host "CAROLE A. FEUERMAN. La voce del corpo" (The Voice of the Body), the first major Italian retrospective dedicated to American hyperrealist artist Carole A. Feuerman. The exhibition, running from July 4 to September 21, 2025, will showcase over five decades of Feuerman's work, known for its vivid and emotionally resonant portrayals of the human form. Feuerman, a prominent figure in contemporary pop hyperrealism, is widely recognized for her highly realistic sculptures of bathers, swimmers, athletes, dancers, and nudes. Her work consistently places the human body at the forefront, transforming it into a universal language that explores profound emotions, inner struggles, and the complexities of modern society. The exhibition features a significant collection of works, beginning with pieces from the 1970s that include ... More
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"Al Tramonto" exhibition unveils four artists' dialogue at Galeria Vera Cortês LISBON.- Galeria Vera Cortês is presenting ‘Al Tramonto’, a group exhibition with the artists Ana Santos, Fala Mariam, Juliana Matsumura and Manuela Marques, curated by Antonia Gaeta. The exhibition at Galeria Vera Cortês is an opportunity to discover the practice of these four artists and their body of work, in a dialogue of new and recent works.Bringing together for the first time the work of these four artists, ‘Al Tramonto’ proposes an encounter between distinct practices, crossed by an attention to matter, language and image construction. In the words of the curator, ‘Al Tramonto’ "is a premise of quiet, an awareness of the end, of transition, but also an implicit promise of bonanza. The works presented do not hide fragility or unease; rather, they allow these to coexist with astonishment, with the gesture of wonder at what is fleeting, delicate or incomplete." Antonia Gaeta (1978, Lanciano, ... More
For the Birds opens at Museum für Gegenwartskunst Siegen SIEGEN.- Birds exert a strong attraction on people. They embody freedom, transcendence, speed and power. The kings of the skies were revered by many cultures as heavenly messengers. There has always been religious, economic, political or scientific interest in the world of birds. They provide us with deeper insights into our world. Birds connect habitats and accompany biological processes. They contribute to the ecosystem and their mere presence in public spaces promotes human well-being. Based on artistic positions and works from the collections of the Museum für Gegenwartskunst Siegen, “For the Birds” examines the significance of birds in various contexts. It is an exhibition for seeing and hearing. Incorporating a wide variety of media, the works on display link ecological, philosophical, social and political issues. The exhibition is dedicated to the cultural relevance of birds in contemporary ... More
A.L.L. Gallery: Art as a Way of Living ROME.- In 2024, A.L.L. Gallery (Art Life Love Gallery) was founded in Italy as a signature art initiative by Snezhanka Spasova Nikolova — a decorative textile artist specializing in eco-batik on natural fabrics and an experienced art curator. From its earliest months, the gallery drew attention from the art community thanks to its vibrant concept and philosophy, uniting art, life, and love into a cohesive creative space. Since its inception, the gallery has organized a series of international exhibitions dedicated to vital cultural and social issues — from emotional depth to environmental awareness. Each exhibition became not only a visual event but also a space for communication, mutual inspiration, and meaningful dialogue between artists and audiences. Through its digital format, artists from around the world are able to participate regardless of location, while viewers engage with contemporary ... More
Art Gallery of Ontario to unveil monumental bronze sculpture by Thomas J Price TORONTO.- Today, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) announces the acquisition and planned installation of a striking bronze figure by acclaimed artist Thomas J Price. When unveiled on July 30, Moments Contained (2023) will stand in front of the main entrance of the AGO, facing north and overlooking the intersection of Dundas St. West and McCaul St. The acquisition and presentation of Moments Contained was made possible by the generous contributions of a group of donors, the majority of whom are from Toronto's Black and Caribbean communities. Lead support for the acquisition was from an anonymous donor, with significant support from David W. Binet and The Haynes-Connell Foundation. Standing 2.7 meters tall and made of lustrous black bronze, the sculpture depicts a contemplative young Black woman, dressed in casual wear. Feet planted on the sidewalk, her demeanour ... More
MAAT Central opens new exhibition: Miriam Cahn - What looks at us LISBON.- Miriam Cahn’s (1949, Basel) artistic practice encompasses several media, with emphasis on drawing and painting, but no less important ventures into photography, sculpture, installation and video. The body as a domain with various thematic resonances, but also as a creative medium (kindling and adding to certain ways to look, draw, paint...) is the core of the artist’s imagery. Influenced by the feminist attitudes and reflections of the 1970s and 1980s, Miriam Cahn’s work was consolidated through a radical approach to the roles and images associated with and imposed on women in contemporary society and down through art history. In this context, of note are her paintings of female nudes: vulnerable bodies, sometimes with their faces covered or on the way to becoming disfigured, exposing breasts and genitals or signs of ageing, but also women who are pregnant, breastfeeding, bleeding ... More
Carpenters Workshop Gallery Paris unveils "Summer by Design 2025," a vibrant seasonal showcase PARIS.- Carpenters Workshop Gallery Paris presents Summer by Design 2025, a showcase of historic and contemporary works united by the warm, bright, joyful aesthetics associated with this time of year. Spread across two floors, this display marks the season with approximately 50 works of art and design encompassing mediums including lighting, ceramics, textiles, woodwork, and lighting. The exhibition recognises artists and designers who tell powerful stories through functional sculptures, such as Eric Schmitt, known for large-scale artworks that leave a monumental impact on the viewer. Supported on three immense columns, the piece Table Babylone achieves such an effect, referencing the splendour of the lost ancient city. Abandoning ornamentation, the work references the cultural magnitude of the Babylonian empire, rather than merely the decorative spectacle of its hanging gardens. ... More
"Pictures of You" opens at Kerlin Gallery, exploring time and memory through 16 artists DUBLIN.- Kerlin Gallery presents Pictures of You, guest curated by Miles Thurlow (Co-founder of WORKPLACE). The exhibition brings together 16 international and multigenerational artists, whose images, objects and actions evoke specific, often fleeting, moments whilst simultaneously revealing incisive reflections on time, memory and social structures. Hannah Perry’s large-scale installation Rage Fluids weaves through Pictures of You both physically and sonically, with huge sheets of curved metal and car wrap activated by the rumbling sound and vibrational energy of car stereo subwoofers. Similarly influenced by the industrial context of the North of England, Simeon Barclay references his father’s work as a tailor and childhood memories of playing dress-up in Pop Pose, rupturing the fashion industry’s veneer of cool. Ryan Gander presents iconic modernist chairs – Gerrit ... More
6th Kyiv Biennial 2025 announces its locations and themes KYIV.- Following the critically-charged, itinerant format of the 2023 edition, the 6th Kyiv Biennial will again take place in multiple locations across Europe. This year the Kyiv Biennial marks its 10th anniversary and is co-organised by L'Internationale, a European confederation of museums, art institutions and universities. The main exhibition, which will be held at the newly-opened Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, is curated by a consortium of curators from L'Internationale and will feature over ten new artists' commissions alongside works from the members' collections and a number of international loans. Kyiv Biennial 2025 takes place in times of ongoing wars, occupations, ethnic cleansing and genocide, including Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Israel's brutal operation in Gaza and the broader fascist turn in global politics. In reckoning with the injustices and atrocities committed by the ... More
Presenting the 14th edition of Experimenter Curators' Hub, Kolkata, India KOLKATA.- The 14th edition of Experimenter Curators’ Hub, brings together eight leading curators from India and around the world and will take place on July 18–19, 2025 in Kolkata, India. Each curator has worked across diverse geographies, disciplines, and institutional frameworks that have been pivotal to their curatorial practices. Together, they will contribute to the long-standing objective of knowledge-making that the Hub has cultivated over the years. Prateek and Priyanka Raja, co-founders of Experimenter said, ”Since its inception, the Experimenter Curators’ Hub has enabled a safe space for plural voices and in-depth conversations on contemporary curatorial thinking. It has attempted to seek out collective approaches and alternative forms of resistance through exhibition-making in these fractured times. The participating curators have built sustainable systems of knowledge ... More
Wellcome Collection launches new installation Finger Talk LONDON.- This summer, Wellcome Collection presents ‘Finger Talk’, a powerful new British Sign Language (BSL) 360-degree audiovisual installation by artist and curator Cathy Mager. Created in collaboration with deaf artists and contributors, this free immersive installation foregrounds BSL as a living and evolving language with a rich cultural history and a vital expression of identity, resilience, and community. Running from 8 July to 17 October 2025, ‘Finger Talk’ invites both deaf and hearing audiences to experience the shared heritage and cultural identity of the British Deaf community. Through an interweaving blend of historic sign language film, contemporary performances, animated sequences, and soundscapes, the large-scale installation challenges the medical view of deafness by reframing 'hearing loss' as 'deaf gain'. To deepen this immersive and multi-sensory ... More
The Galleries on Cork Street join forces for group exhibition celebrating 100 years as a landmark art destination LONDON.- Cork Street Galleries this year celebrates its centenary as a pioneering force in the art world, with 2025 marking 100 years as the iconic London art destination. A specially curated programme will honour its rich legacy as the historic and enduring home of modern and contemporary art in London. In tribute to the centennial year, a first-of-its-kind initiative, a group exhibition entitled Fear Gives Wings To Courage will be staged across all 15 galleries on Cork Street, with each gallery presenting a response to a central theme conceived by Tarini Malik, curator of modern and contemporary art at the Royal Academy of Arts, London. Fear Gives Wings to Courage has been commissioned in three parts as a response to the curatorial theme conceived by Malik. ... More
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On a day like today, American painter John Singleton Copley was born
July 03, 1738. John Singleton Copley RA (July 3, 1738 - September 9, 1815) was an Anglo-American painter, active in both colonial America and England. He was suspected to be born in Boston, Province of Massachusetts Bay, to Richard and Mary Singleton Copley, both Anglo-Irish. After becoming well-established as a portrait painter of the wealthy in colonial New England, he moved to London in 1774, never returning to America.
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