Santos will exhibit his first large-format landscape exhibition, which includes images of Puerto Rico's east coast in his three major works.
SAN JUAN, PR.- Walter Otero Contemporary Art in San Juan announced the opening of the exhibition “Amanecer” by prominent Puerto Rican artist Armig Santos, scheduled for Thursday, September 25. Santos will exhibit his first large-format landscape exhibition, which includes images of Puerto Rico's east coast in his three major works. In the case of “Todo Cambia” (2023-2024 / Oil on canvas / 84 in x 132 in x 1.5 in / 213.9 cm x 335.3 cm x 3.8 cm), there is another version of this piece that was included in the exhibition “Historias/Histories,” curated by Marysol Nieves, Vice President and Senior Specialist in Latin American Art at Christie’s NY; September-October 2023). The painting possesses the ambiguity of a voyeuristic or contemplative gaze toward the island, but the symbolic value is present in the predominance of light and shadow. Armig Santos’s work resists the simplicity of a postcard, as his landscapes are imbued with political tension. Specifically, in & ... More
DETROIT, MICH.-The Detroit Institute of Arts announced the appointment of Aubrey Knox as its new Director of Exhibitions. Knox brings fifteen years of experience leading strategy, operations, and project management, and collaborating on exhibition development in museums and design studios. She officially assumed her role on September 22. As Director of Exhibitions, Knox will lead the development and implementation of the museum’s program of special exhibitions, permanent gallery reinstallations, and publications. She most recently served as managing director at Standard Issue, an interdisciplinary design consultancy in Brooklyn, NY, where she oversaw business operations and project strategy. Knox also held the position of senior operations manager for design at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she led strategic planning, finance, HR, ... More
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DENVER, PA.- Morphy’s May 2025 auction introducing the late Tom Sage Sr’s incomparable personal collection of antique toys and trains made headlines around the world when it closed the books at $2.6 million. The robust sale total was a validation of the visionary toy dealer’s discerning eye for quality and keen foresight in securing the finest examples of early toys at a time when no one could have predicted how their worth would escalate. On October 30, collectors will have another chance to vie for treasures from the Sage collection when Part II, comprising nearly 300 lots, is presented at Morphy’s Pennsylvania auction gallery. Those who cannot attend in person are invited to participate ... More
Ru Knox, ‘Sylphic’, oil on canvas, Guerin Projects.
LONDON.- When the doors of the Saatchi Gallery open on 25th September for the preview of British Art Fair 2025, visitors entering the Solo Contemporary section will encounter a body of work that is at once lyrical, ephemeral, and deeply rooted in the history of abstraction. Guerin Projects, led by curator Marie-Claudine Llamas, presents a solo booth dedicated to the British painter Ru Knox, whose new canvases explore the fragile yet powerful language of movement, memory, and dream. Knox’s latest series draws inspiration from the gestures of ballerinas. Their bodies—captured mid-motion—become allegories for the fleeting nature of time and the delicate thresholds between reality and imagination. In these paintings, dance is not a subject rendered literally, but a prism through which abstraction is reimagined. The dancers’ gestures dissolve into form, line, and texture, evoking both the fragility of flesh ... More
Alicja Kwade - Vestigia 2025, exhibition view Galleria Continua, San Gimignano. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio.
SAN GIMIGNANO.- Two years after her solo exhibition in its San Gimignano space, Galleria Continua once again presents the work of Alicja Kwade, one of today’s most influential contemporary sculptors. The exhibition, titled Vestigia, features works spanning different periods of the artist’s career, including some bronze sculptures from her most recent research. These pieces reflect on the cyclical, linear, and ultimately elusive nature of temporal experience, and its interdependence with natural and artificial systems. Some works appear as metaphorical traces—memories and experiences that weave together past, present, and future. Others, like Inner Image (Finallyfound), preserve traces ... More
LONDON.- A sculpture of Queen Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert, on display in Windsor Castle for the past 160 years, has been revealed to have been made by his daughter, Princess Victoria, in memory of her beloved father after his untimely death in 1861. The discovery was made during research for European Sculpture in the Collection of His Majesty The King, the first comprehensive catalogue of sculpture in the Royal Collection, published by Modern Art Press in association with Royal Collection Trust. Prince Albert and his eldest daughter Princess Victoria had a close relationship, sharing a love for learning and the arts – sculpture in particular, with both known to give lengthy advice ... More
BOULDER, COLO.- Collectors and enthusiasts of Pre-Columbian art will soon have the opportunity to acquire an extraordinary artifact: a Chavín/Paracas Janiform Stirrup Vessel, dating back to ca. 800–200 BCE. This rare piece will be featured in the upcoming Artemis Fine Arts auction, taking place on October 2, 2025, in Louisville, Colorado. With an estimated value of $4,500 to $6,500, the vessel represents not only a unique artistic achievement but also a tangible connection to the ancient civilizations of the Andes. The vessel, carved from blackware with painted geometric borders in red and cream, embodies a janiform design—two human faces sculpted back-to-back. Each face is rendered with almond-shaped eyes and pursed ... More
ZURICH.- Kunsthaus Zürich announced a defining new chapter in its history with the appointment of Hendrik Folkerts as Chief Curator of Programme and Maja Wismer as Head of Collection and Research. Together with Director Ann Demeester and the team, they will in the coming years advance the museum’s curatorial vision and future initiatives. This new leadership configuration affirms Kunsthaus Zürich’s commitment to presenting groundbreaking exhibitions, critically engaged programmes and research-driven projects—anchored in its panoramic collections, which span art from the 13th century to the present day. ‘It gives me great pride and joy to welcome new colleagues to the Kunsthaus, joining our energetic team of curators who with remarkable dedication, have realized exhibitions at record pace in recent years,’ Ann Demeester notes. ‘Our new curatorial collaborators bring not only experience from different parts of the world, but also fresh vision, original ideas, and a k ... More
Alice Neel, Broadway in Rain, 1965
BRUSSELS.- The gallery’s fifth exhibition devoted to American painter Alice Neel (1900 – 1984) focuses on the New York locations she frequented and interior views of her apartment, where she also worked in lieu of having a studio. Although celebrated for her paintings of people, her practice was much broader. Still Lifes and Street Scenes, which spans the period 1928 to 1981, is akin to a visual journal or chronicle. The works not only capture the places where Neel lived but also, at times, reflect her inner emotional world. Alice Neel painted Harlem River (1928) at the age of twenty-eight. It reflects her early style, characterised by a sombre colour scheme that stands out against the later, more vibrant paintings. The juxtaposed elements of the river, sky and architecture create a visual journey through the composition and jostle for the viewer’s attention. Neel was interested in German Expressionism at the time, as evidenced by the angularity, distortions and stylisation. Landsc ... More
LONDON.- Christie's announces three important works by Lucian Freud coming from the same private collection - Self-portrait Fragment, Woman with a Tulip, and Sleeping Head – to be offered in its 20th/21st Century: London Evening Sale on 15 October 2025. These paintings each represent a pivotal moment in the artist's career, painted between the 1940s and the 1960s and tracing Freud's artistic evolution from the precision of his early portraits to the expressive brushwork that would define his mature style. Widely exhibited worldwide, in important exhibitions such as Lucian Freud: Paintings (1987–88), which travelled to Washington, Paris, London and Berlin, Freud's posthumous retrospective at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, in 2013, and Lucian Freud: New Perspectives, the centenary exhibition at the National Gallery, London and the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid in 2022-23, ... More
ZURICH.- Monster Chetwynd created the first commission for the Garten of Art at the Kunsthaus Zürich: a massive, sculpted head that blends Bomarzo, science fiction and the folly tradition. Inside it is a climbing frame which invites children and adults to explore actively. The work is now open to the public, with free admission. If anyone deserves to install a colossal head in the garden at the Kunsthaus Zürich, it is surely Monster Chetwynd. The British artist (b. 1973 in London, lives and works in Zurich) is known for her humorous radicalism, love of the absurd, and profound sense of fun. Her new work is the first commission for the Garden of Art of the Chipperfield building: a walk-through sculpture that looks like something from a surreal dream – playful, monumental and disconcertingly open. This site-specific artwork transforms the green space designed by David Chipperfield into a genuine art garden. Chetwynd combines historical allusions with popular culture, and performative ... More
PIRAEUS.- Pace Gallery and The Intermission announced a collaborative survey exhibition of works by Greek-born American artist Lucas Samaras, opening on September 25 at The Intermission’s exhibition space in Piraeus, Greece. This exhibition will mark the first solo presentation of Samaras’s work in his birthplace in twenty years and will bring together works spanning his expansive and protean practice. It will also celebrate a nearly six-decade relationship between the artist and Pace, which has represented him exclusively since 1965. Born in Kastoria, Greece, in 1936, and immigrating to the United States in 1948, Samaras created a groundbreaking body of work spanning sculpture, photography, painting, digital media, and wearable art. His practice profoundly interrogated selfhood, memory, and transformation, often using his own body as subject—a focus shaped in part by his involvement in the Happenings, a hybrid art form combining installation, performance, and other mediums, stage ... More
Katsumata Chieko, Akoda (Pumpkin), 2015. Glazed stoneware. Carol & Jeffrey Horvitz Collection of Contemporary Japanese Ceramics. Photography by Richard Goodbody.
PHOENIX, AZ.- This fall, Phoenix Art Museum (PhxArt) presents Radical Clay: Contemporary Women Artists from Japan, organized by the Art Institute of Chicago and the Carol and Jeffrey Horvitz Collection. The exhibition provides a unique opportunity to discover the technical achievements and creativity of leading women ceramicists from post-war Japan, highlighting their discovery of new possibilities for clay and its potential as a radical medium. Radical Clay: Contemporary Women Artists from Japan is on view at PhxArt from September 24, 2025 – August 9, 2026. “It is a privilege for Phoenix Art Museum to present Radical Clay: Contemporary Women Artists from Japan,” said Jeremy Mikolajczak, the Museum’s Sybil Harrington Director and CEO. “Selected from the private collection of Carol and Jeffrey Horvitz, long-time supporters of Phoenix Art Museum, this exhibition highlights an incredible selection of innovative ... More
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Two Edinburgh-based artist chosen for first residency at The King's Gallery EDINBURGH.- Royal Collection Trust announced an artist residency in collaboration with Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) at The University of Edinburgh for the upcoming major exhibition Drawing the Italian Renaissance at The King’s Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse. The artists Phoebe Leach and Dette Allmark, both ECA alumni, will be responding to the masterpieces on display and drawing in the Gallery throughout the exhibition’s run, with their creations forming a changing display for visitors. The residency, which is the first at The King’s Gallery in Edinburgh, has been organised in partnership with ECA, a leading international art school within The University of Edinburgh that traces its history back to 1760. Drawing the Italian Renaissance, which opens on 17 October 2025, will be the widest ranging exhibition of Italian Renaissance drawings in Scotland for over 50 years. ... More
Kunsthalle Mainz presents Say, old top-knot, what do you want? MAINZ.- How is landscape represented today? What kind of relationship do we have to it? How do visual artists approach the transformational processes that landscapes have been subject to in recent decades, leading to their current appearance? What can we interpret in contemporary landscapes? These are all questions that the exhibition Say, old top-knot, what do you want? seeks to explore, with the “top-knot” in this case representing the earth’s mantle. Present-day artists can view it through an ecological, societal, colonial, healing or spiritual lens. There are absolutely no limits on its artistic potential, with approaches that range from a sober, documentary-style review through to metaphorical processes and direct interactions, and even generating visionary states – in fact, artists access this theme in ways that are as diverse as the wide spectrum of media they use. Say, ... More
Birke Gorm to represent Austria at the 16th Gwangju Biennale, South Korea GWANGJU.- Birke Gorm has been selected to represent Austria at the 16th Gwangju Biennale 2026 in South Korea. Commissioned by Phileas – The Austrian Office for Contemporary Art and co-funded with the Federal Ministry for Housing, Arts, Culture, Media and Sport, her exhibition will be curated by Attilia Fattori Franchini and marks the second national presentation of Austria at the Gwangju Biennale. Phileas – The Austrian Office for Contemporary Art invited artists and curators to submit joint proposals through an Open Call, which were assessed by its International Advisory Board comprising Lisa Gersdorf (Publisher, frieze, Berlin and London), Max Hollein (Director and CEO, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York), Tessa Praun (Curator and writer, Stockholm), Hans Schabus (Artist and Professor, University of Applied Arts Vienna), Jasper Sharp ... More
Christie's celebrates 200 years of Domaine Faiveley LONDON.- Christie's is hosting a landmark online auction celebrating 200 years of Domaine Faiveley, one of Burgundy's most revered wine estates. Bidding opens 5 November and closes 19 November 2025, offering collectors unprecedented access to the domaine's private cellars, featuring rare vintages, complete Grand Cru verticals, and limited large-format releases. Founded in 1825 by Pierre Faiveley, the estate now spans more than 120 hectares across the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune, including 12 Grand Crus and 21 Premier Crus. For two centuries, Domaine Faiveley has combined tradition and innovation, producing wines of exceptional character, finesse, and longevity. Edwin Vos, Senior International Director, Head of Collections, Wine & Spirits, Christie's, comments, "This auction offers collectors an extraordinary opportunity to explore Domaine ... More
Portuguese artist João Louro returns to Galeria Vera Cortês with a critical look at natural selection LISBON.- Galeria Vera Cortês announced The Origin of the Predatory Animals, a solo exhibition by Portuguese artist João Louro, opening on 25 September 2025. Based on Charles Darwin's writings on the origin of species, this exhibition addresses natural selection within the group of predators, of which humans are a part. Humans are the species that has become dominant and the largest and most fearsome predator. Born in Lisbon in 1963, where he continues to live and work, João Louro studied Architecture at the University of Lisbon and Painting at the Ar.Co School of Visual Art. His practice encompasses painting, sculpture, photography, and video, articulating a visual and conceptual vocabulary that critically examines the role of images and language in contemporary culture. Louro’s work descends from minimal and conceptual art, while remaining deeply engaged with the ... More
New Carol Bove exhibition at Gagosian blends industrial scaffolding and silent film BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF.- Gagosian presents Nights of Cabiria, an exhibition of new sculptures by Carol Bove, opening on September 25, 2025. This is the artist’s first exhibition at the gallery in Beverly Hills. In Nights of Cabiria, Bove reflects on the industrial heritage of Los Angeles as a Cold War–era center for precision aerospace and weapons manufacturing, along with subcultural expressions of that focus such as surfboard production, with its devotion to perfect surface finish. The exhibition design responds to the unique architectural features of the Beverly Hills gallery and makes use of reclaimed structural scaffolding components called “soldier beams.” This scaffolding, intended for applications in civil engineering, provides the components for an architectural folly that supports two of the sculptures and partially reconfigures the gallery space. Also ... More
Rebecca Ness debuts new work at Ben Brown Fine Arts, reimagining figurative painting LONDON.- Ben Brown Fine Arts announces New Work, an exhibition of new paintings by Rebecca Ness, marking the first presentation of work by the acclaimed New York-based figurative painter with the gallery. Ness is a painter of everyday life. Her subject matter is people – encountered directly, but also through the environments, objects, and ephemera that surround and define them. At heart a narrative painter, Ness composes tightly constructed mises en scènes, scattered with visual cues and charged with latent stories. Her works are technically virtuosic, formally complex, and driven by a vivid, unapologetic sense of self. Though strikingly lifelike, Ness’s paintings resist photorealism. She does not prioritise exact representation or strict adherence to scale and perspective. She revels in the materiality of oil paint – brushstrokes are visible, gestures intentional, ... More
Possehl Prize for International Art 2025 winner Shilpa Gupta exhibits at Kunsthalle St. Annen LÜBECK.- Shilpa Gupta (b. 1976, Mumbai) will receive the Possehl Prize for International Art 2025. To mark the award, which comes with prize money of 25,000 EUR, the Kunsthalle St. Annen is hosting the artist’s first museum exhibition in Germany. we last met in the mirror brings together some 25 works created over two decades and includes installations, sculptures, audio and video works, drawings and textile pieces. "The exhibition examines the multiplicity of knowledge and the ways in which meaning is ascribed, and questions the boundaries of unambiguous definitions in a fluid, permanently shifting world in which we live", explains Shilpa Gupta. In her art Gupta deals with such subjects as censorship, state authority, social and political power structures, and collective responsibility. The starting point for her artistic reflection is often Mumbai, where she is based. ... More
The New Deal in the New West: On the Road with Arthur Rothstein in Nevada LAS VEGAS, NEV.- The Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas, located on the campus of the Las Vegas Springs Preserve at 309 S. Valley View Blvd., has announced their newest exhibit, The New Deal in the New West: On the Road with Arthur Rothstein in Nevada. The exhibit opens on September 27 and remains open until March 23, 2026. Working with The Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Department, the Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas curated 35 images of Las Vegas and the surrounding area from the 1940 iconic publication, Nevada: A Guide to the Silver State. This publication was a culmination of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) project under President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal Federal Writers’ Project. In the spring of 1940, Government photographer Arthur Rothstein photographed Nevada on assignment for the Federal Farm ... More
Christie's presents three masterpieces by John Singer Sargent from the Collection of Carol and Terry Wall NEW YORK, NY.- Christie's New York announced In Pursuit of Light: The Collection of Carol and Terry Wall, featuring an exceptional trio of paintings by John Singer Sargent that will highlight the 20th Century Evening Sale during the Fall Marquee Week of sales. The Sargents, alongside other exceptional works from the Walls' collection, will debut at Christie's Paris in tandem with the highly celebrated fall exhibition Sargent. The Paris Years opening at the Musee d'Orsay, following its acclaimed run as Sargent and Paris at The Metropolitan Museum of Art during the spring and summer in New York City. In total the three paintings are expected to achieve $12- 17 million. Tylee Abbott, Head of Department, American Art, Christie's, comments, “Sargent was a master of Impressionism as reflected within the three stunning paintings featured in this collection. These works represent ... More
High Museum of Art announces 2025-2026 advance exhibition schedule ATLANTA, GA.- The High Museum of Art will present a rotating schedule of exhibitions throughout 2025-2026, including the acclaimed nationally touring retrospective “Amy Sherald: American Sublime,” opening in May 2026. Other upcoming shows include a sweeping Isamu Noguchi design retrospective, exceptional photography by Ralph Eugene Meatyard and Mimi Plumb, and the first major exhibition in more than 30 years of work by acclaimed American self-taught artist Minnie Evans. Below is a list of current and upcoming exhibitions as of Sept. 24, 2025. For more than three decades, Dutch fashion artists Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren have explored the boundaries between haute couture and art with breathtaking virtuosity. The self-confessed fashion world outsiders have garnered critical acclaim for their unconventional designs that reveal technical prowess and a deep knowledge ... More
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September 25, 1903. Mark Rothko (September 25, 1903 - February 25, 1970), was a Russian-American painter. He is classified as an abstract expressionist, although he himself rejected this label, and even resisted classification as an "abstract painter". In this image: Mark Rothko, Untitled (No. 11). Estimate: $25-35 million. Photo: Christie's Images Ltd 2013.
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