Jamie 1, 2000 Archival pigment print mounted on aluminum 30 x 30 in
MIAMI, FLA.-VISU Contemporary, Miami Beach’s leading contemporary art gallery, is presenting My Silence Is Made of Explosions, a group exhibition of contemporary women artists whose work extends Surrealism into the psychological, political, and aesthetic urgencies of the present. Featuring 28 works by Aïda Muluneh, Jen DeNike, Elena Dorfman, Patricia Voulgaris, Pixy Liao, Tania Franco Klein, Dora Maar, Zanele Muholi, and two collaborative works by Jen DeNike and Barbara von Portatius. The exhibition positions Surrealism not as a historical artifact, but as one of the most vital and enduring methodologies in contemporary art. My Silence Is Made of Explosions is on view March 19-May 31, 2026. “Surrealism was never about escape,” says curator David Raymond. “It was about confrontation—about accessing truths that rational systems cannot contain. These artists demonstrate that Surrealism remains one of the most effective too ... More
Forum Gallery will be moving to a temporary home on the 11th Floor of the iconic Fuller Building, 41 East 57th Street.
NEW YORK, NY.- After a decade at its Park Avenue address, Forum Gallery is preparing to turn the page. The gallery’s lease at 475 Park Avenue is coming to a close, marking the end of an era defined by a steady rhythm of exhibitions, collectors, and conversations that have shaped its presence in New York’s art scene. Before the doors close, however, the gallery is offering one final moment at this storied location. Rance Jones: Watercolors, on view through April 18, serves as both a farewell and a celebration—an exhibition that captures the intimacy and nuance of Jones’s work while inviting visitors to reflect on the gallery’s ten-year chapter in the space. Change, in the art world, often comes with continuity. Forum Gallery will soon relocate to a temporary home on the 11th floor of the iconic Fuller Building at 41 East 57th Street, where it will operate through September 11, 2026 in collaboration with DFN Projects. The move places the gallery among long-standing colleagues, ... More
HAMBURG.- The Hamburger Kunsthalle announced its latest acquisition: the sculpture Zonder Titel [Untitled], 1993 (1993) by the internationally renowned Belgian artist Berlinde De Bruyckere, acquired with funds from the HERMANN REEMTSMA FOUNDATION. Berlinde De Bruyckere (born 1964, lives and works in Ghent, Belgium) is one of the most renowned contemporary sculptors. Her artistic work focuses on the ma- jor themes of human existence: closeness and distance, love and suffering, vul- nerability and resilience. Accordingly, the artist employs materials in her sculp- tures that can be interpreted in an ambivalent way. In the case of Zonder Titel, 1993, it is a used blanket: it symbolises protection, security and warmth, as well as hardship, illness and concealment. Fascinating and eerie at the same time, the larger-than-life figurative sculpture stalks on stilts ... More
GENOA.- Van Dyck: The European. The Journey of a Genius from Antwerp to Genoa and London is the largest exhibition of our century dedicated to the extraordinary work of one of the most iconic artists in the history of international art, and among the most beloved by the general public. Curated by Anna Orlando and Katlijne Van der Stighelen, the exhibition traces the entire arc of an artist of exceptional talent. The narrative unfolds as the journey undertaken by Van Dyck from his homeland in Flanders to the court of Charles I of England, through numerous travels and, above all, following a long six-year stay in Italy. His was a career of extraordinary success, leading him to become the most celebrated portraitist in Europe, cut short by his premature death at just forty-two. Van Dyck was a European painter in the fullest sense of the term. At Palazzo Ducale, works from his significant Italian period (1621–1627), during which Genoa ... More
The 39th edition of TEFAF Maastricht has concluded with exceptional attendance and sustained market momentum, cementing its position as the world’s leading fair for art, antiques, and design.
MAASTRICHT.- The 39th edition of TEFAF Maastricht 2026 has come to a close with a clear message to the global art world: even in a complex geopolitical climate, the appetite for exceptional art remains not only intact, but thriving. Over the course of eight days, more than 50,000 visitors passed through the fair’s halls, reinforcing TEFAF’s reputation as the most prestigious marketplace for fine art, antiques, and design. For many exhibitors, the tone was set early during preview days—and it never let up. Institutional presence once again defined TEFAF’s unique position within the art ecosystem. More than 450 museums were represented, alongside 67 patron groups, making Maastricht a temporary hub for curators, scholars, and decision-makers shaping the future of collections worldwide. Leading institutions in attendance included the Metropolitan Museum of ... More
WASSENAAR.- In 2026, Voorlinden in Wassenaar celebrates its tenth anniversary. In that short time, the museum has grown into a beloved destination for modern and contemporary art, architecture and nature. The milestone will be marked with an impressively large anniversary exhibition, a striking solo exhibition by world-renowned choreographer William Forsythe, a new artwork on the estate, and a special art bookshop for art lovers. To mark the anniversary, founder Joop van Caldenborgh and director Suzanne Swarts were photographed together beside Swimming Pool by Leandro Erlich, one of Voorlinden’s iconic works. With his feet in the water, Van Caldenborgh speaks about his passion for sharing art. ‘There is nothing more wonderful than seeing other people light up in response to an artwork that moves you as well. For me, Voorlinden offers the opportunity to share art with as many people as possible.’ Suzanne Swarts adds: ‘Everything at ... More
Jennifer Tee.
MAASMECHELEN.- Maasmechelen will soon welcome a remarkable artwork: 'Reflection' by Dutch artist Germaine Kruip. This monumental sound sculpture pays a poetic tribute to the historic ferries across the Meuse and will be unveiled on Sunday 22 March. With the announcement of Jennifer Tee as the final artist, the line-up for Art on the Meuse is now complete. The Meuse has always been a river of connection. Until the 1950s, a small ferry connected Meeswijk to Urmond, creating a vital link between the two shores. The residents of the Meuse Valley share a common history, traditions, and dialect. It is precisely at the site of the former ferry that Kruip’s sculpture serves as a tribute to this shared history. From the very start of the project, a local working group from Maasmechelen was closely involved. They aimed to create a work of art that would enhance the landscape without dominating it. Together with Z33 and the Regional Landscape Kempen & Maasland, they explored the character of the location, ... More
Nicholas Orchard, Christie's Head of Modern British and Irish Art, selling Frank Auerbach's Christmas Tree at Mornington Crescent (2004-05)
LONDON.- On 18 March 2026, Christie's Modern British and Irish Art Evening Sale generated a total of £11,639,000 /$15,421,675 /€13,489,601, and was 99% sold by value and 96% sold by lot. • The top lot of the evening was Frank Auerbach's Christmas Tree at Mornington Crescent (2004-05), sold for £2,002,000. • A new world auction record achieved for Peter Phillips with Motorpsycho/Ace (1962) (price realised: £254,000) - from the Collection of highly respected Italian art critic Enrico Crispolti - a defining work in the early history of Pop Art in Britain. • Continued momentum for British sculpture: Lynn Chadwick's Back to Venice (1988) was sold for £1,636,00, 64% above its low estimate. Other strong prices achieved for Barbara Hepworth's Curved Form (1960), which sold for £1,016,000; Dame Elisabeth Frink's Seated Man II (1986), which realised £406,400; and Barry Flanagan's Virtue (conceived in 1993) achieving £203,200 (69% above its low estimate). • Continued interest fro ... More
With a combined low estimate of close to HK$60 million, the sale underscores the depth, rarity, and significance of the objects presented.
HONG KONG.- In 2026, Christie's marks its 40th Anniversary in Asia, a milestone that reflects four decades of leadership, innovation, and long‑standing commitment to the region. To commemorate this occasion, Christie's Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art Department meticulously curates a special themed sale, 'Pearls of the Orient – Treasures from Hong Kong Private Collectors', taking place on 30 April during Hong Kong Asian Art Week, featuring extraordinary treasures from several of Hong Kong's most distinguished collections. Led by the esteemed Dawentang Collection and alongside the exceptional Muwen Tang, Heng Ya Tang and Songde Tang Collections, among others, the sale pays tribute to Hong Kong's visionary collectors whose dedication over the decades has played an essential role in shaping the development of the Chinese art market and Christie's success in the region. Their passion and connoisseurship have elevated global appreciation of Chinese art and set enduring standards for genera ... More
Stephen Coyle, Jumbo Popcorn, 2025. Alkyd on panel, 24 x 24 in.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- Paul Thiebaud Gallery announced the opening of Stephen Coyle: At the Movies, on Saturday, March 21, 2026, from 3 to 5 pm, with an artist talk at 3:30 pm. On view will be twelve new alkyd paintings depicting classic movies on the big screen, impassive movie goers and concession stand treats. This show is the debut of the Stephen Coyle’s movie theater paintings as a body of work. The exhibition is on view through May 9, 2026. About forty years ago, while living in downtown Los Angeles near vintage theaters, the idea of painting movie theater interiors was first conceived. While the concept percolated over time, in 2023 Stephen Coyle visited the Film Forum in New York City for the documentary film, Joan Baez: I am a Noise, where previews and ads were projected of various classic movies. In viewing these clips, Coyle let the imagery simmer until his studio came alive with identifiable and memorable film scenes from Rebel Without a Cause, Suddenly Last Summer, In the Mood for Love, ... More
An Important Diamond Ring, Emerald-cut diamond of 10.02 carats. Price Realized: $520,700.
NEW YORK, NY.- Christie's Jewels Online sale delivered a strong performance, achieving a total of $8,526,145 and selling 131% by low estimate. The sale attracted global participation, with 54% of bidders and buyers from the Americas, 26% from APAC, and 20% from EMEA, underscoring the continued strength and expanding reach of the house's digital platform. White diamonds led the auction; the top lot was an Important Diamond Ring featuring a 10.02‑carat emerald‑cut signed Tiffany & Co. selling for $520,700. Another noteworthy result came from a 10.03 carat round Diamond Ring, which achieved $508,000. An Oscar Heyman & Brothers Diamond Bracelet sold for $139,700. Colored stones also performed exceptionally well, reflecting sustained collector demand. A Cartier Carved Emerald and Diamond Ring sold for $120,650, more than four times its high estimate, A Sapphire and Diamond Ring from the Estate of Suzanne G. ... More
Janet Langsam (American, b. 1935). Horizons One, 1969–1972. Acrylic on raw canvas. Courtesy of the artist.
YONKERS, NY.- The Hudson River Museum presents Horizons: Paintings by Janet Langsam, which will be on view from February 27–June 21, 2026 in the Community & Partnership Gallery. This exhibition highlights a series of works by artist and arts advocate Janet Langsam that meditates on the shifting appearance of the horizon line across the four seasons. Langsam’s lifelong fascination with the horizon has roots in her childhood in Bayswater, Queens, on the Rockaway Peninsula. She grew up experiencing ocean views and the beach, where water meets sky in clean linearity. In each of these abstract canvases, Langsam emphasizes the horizon by expanding the line into a band, creating a three-part composition that becomes a recurring visual motif and a point of connection. Reveling in color on this monumental scale led her to think of seasonal changes ... More
HONG KONG.- Christie's will present the Hong Kong 20th/21st Century Spring Auctions, held live at Christie's Asia Pacific headquarters at The Henderson during Hong Kong Art Week. This highly anticipated sales series begins on 27 March with the 20th/21st Century Evening Sale, followed by the 20th Century Day Sale and the 21st Century Day Sale on 28 March, bringing together an exceptional selection of works by renowned artists from around the globe, including highlights by Gerhard Richter, Sanyu, Walter Spies, David Hockney, Yayoi Kusama, Zao Wou-Ki and more. The preview exhibition is free and open to the public from 24 to 27 March. Presented as Christie's celebrates its 40th Anniversary in Asia, the sales are part of a programme of auctions, special exhibitions and events throughout 2026. Gerhard Richter's Abstraktes Bild (1991; estimate: HK$78,000,000 – 98,000,000 / US ... More
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A global survey of contemporary written art opens at PalaisPopulaire BERLIN.- The Written Art Collection is one of the most important private collections of contemporary written art. Encompassing around 400 works, it includes art from Europe, North America, East Asia, and the Middle East. The spectrum ranges from gestural abstract painting after 1945 to contemporary calligraphy and the diverse forms of expression found in global conceptual and media art. The exhibition Seeing Words, Reading Images brings together positions from the Written Art Collection with selected works from the Deutsche Bank Collection, one of the leading corporate collections of contemporary works on paper, in a multifaceted dialogue. The starting point is the relation between writing and image—as line, informal gesture, handwriting and calligraphy, typography, or the written image. The focus is on the significance of written art as a medium of global understanding ... More
Obol: Andrius Arutiunian's visionary descent into the underworld opens at Le Forum TOKYO.- The Foudation d'entreprise Hermes is presenting Obol, a solo exhibition by Armenian Lithuanian artinst and composer Andrius Arutiunian (b.1991). Curated by Tomoya Iwata, director of the curatorial space The 5th Floor, Obol is Arutiunian's first solo exhibition in Japan. The artist reprensented Armenia at the 59th Venice Biennale in 2022, and has since shown at the Centre Pompidou, Palais de Tokyo, and the Gwangju Biennale. Obol unfolds as an investigation of the underworld's future. Constructed as a descent into the realm of the dead, the show probes rituals that mark the transition into another world. Arutiunian often deals with time as a viscous and hypnotic force. Treating music as a strange architecture of time, the artist works with vernacular practices, speculative rituals, and the paralleles of political and sonic attunement. At Le Forum, Arutiunian creates ... More
Jay Miriam's inaugural Australian solo exhibition opens in Sydney SYDNEY.- Three women come together across oceans and time zones: artist Jay Miriam from New York, 8 Wall director Sam Houben from Sydney, and Emerald Gruin of Gruin Gallery in Los Angeles. All are mothers. All carry parallel lives shaped by care, creativity, and quiet resilience. Their meeting at Sydney’s newest female-led gallery as Jay’s inaugural Australian solo show feels less like a coincidence than a constellation—an intuitive alignment of energies, histories, and futures. Jay Miriam’s paintings emerge from a place of daydreaming where fantasy and reality fold into one another. Scenes drift between domestic ritual and theatrical reverie: women in gardens, hands cutting fish, wine, swans waddling in courtyards, water pouring from jugs, figures moving like commedia dell’arte actors in The People Pleasers. These are not narratives in the traditional sense, ... More
NGV and Country Road unveil transformative First Nations Commissions MELBOURNE.- Future Country is the second iteration of the Country Road + NGV First Nations Commissions, a transformative national, biennial mentorship and exhibition program. The Commission pairs an outstanding emerging Australian First Nations artist or designer with an esteemed industry leader from each state and territory across Australia. The initiative provides a career defining platform for artists to make their most ambitious work to date, exploring new mediums, scales and ideas that push the boundaries of their practices. Established First Nations mentors are invited by the NGV to participate, and each in turn nominate a remarkable early career practitioner for the opportunity. Artists are supported by their mentor in the conception, development and creation of their work which will respond to the theme of ‘Future Country’. The mentorship will culminate ... More
National Gallery surpasses 4 million visitors in record-breaking 2025 post-bicentenary boom LONDON.- Over four million people saw a National Gallery painting in person in 2025 - wherever they were on display. 4,213,845 visits were made in person in 2025 to the National Gallery, London, and to its exhibitions, displays and other creative programmes on tour. * 4,147,544 visits were made to the National Gallery’s Trafalgar Square site in London during 2025 (that is an increase of 29% on the 2024 figure of 3,203,451.) Following its Bicentenary in 2024 the Gallery benefited from the opening of the newly transformed Sainsbury Wing – restoring the 30% visitor capacity that had been lost during its temporary closure for renovation – and the opening of CC Land: The Wonder of Art, the biggest-ever rehang of the Gallery’s collection (both from 10 May 2025). The Bicentenary activities also ended in summer 2025 with the Art Road Trip around Britain and Northern ... More
Anita Rogers Gallery presents "The Drawing Show" for 10th anniversary NEW YORK, NY.- Anita Rogers Gallery is presenting The Drawing Show, on view March 11- April 18, 2026 at 494 Greenwich Street in New York. Tomas Watson joins curated this special exhibition that features works by Bo Bartlett, Noah Buchanan, Michael Grimaldi, Amaya Gurpide, Phil Hale, Jordan Sokol & Tomas Watson. In the mid 90s, the French novelist/historian Olivier Delorme remarked to me, "Drawing is to painting what grammar is to writing." At the time, I agreed with him, but over the years, I have found drawing to be so much more than thpat, to the extent that it defies a straightforward description. Many people (myself included) will often gauge an artist’s merits based on the qualities found in their drawings. But what exactly are these qualities and how can we define what drawing is? A traditional definition of drawing might be that it had a function, that it was the ... More
Alessandra García brings a "living equation" to life at Museo Picasso Málaga MALAGA.- On an April evening in Málaga, the quiet geometry of Elena Asins’s Antígona will be set into motion. Not physically, but through voice, body, and presence. On Thursday, April 9 at 8:00 p.m., performer and creator Alessandra García will step into the galleries of the Museo Picasso Málaga to stage a work she describes as a “living equation”—a performance conceived as a dialogue across time with one of Spain’s most influential conceptual artists. The piece, titled (441 – 75): a conversation, unfolds inside the museum’s current exhibition Elena Asins. Antígona, where the sculptural installation from 2015 anchors the space with its austere, almost meditative presence. For García, the encounter is both personal and symbolic: a way of responding to the intensity of Asins’s work while attempting to “speak” with an artist who is no longer here. Rather than a traditional ... More
Artist Miguel Afa opens his solo exhibition "The Time That Lives Within Me" ROME.- This selection of works by Miguel Afa for rhinoceros brings together paintings conceived and produced in Rome specifically for the artist’s first solo exhibition in Italy. Shown for the first time, the series reflects his personal experiences in the city where body, memory, and place intertwine in new ways. Known for his deeply human approach, Afa structures his work around affective experiences that shape his understanding of time. These include moments of daily life in Brazil and in Italy, memories shared with loved ones, Brazilian and Italian landscapes, and encounters with Italian art history — specifically, the influence of Caravaggio. In this sense, time takes material form, revealing ways of contemplating its passing in both objects and landscapes. “The time that lives in me” encompasses these relationships between life, memory, ... More
Christie's London to auction the Mary and Cheney Cowles Collection of Indian and Islamic Art LONDON.- Telling stories of emperors, poetry, love, faith, and daily life across India and the Islamic world, The Mary and Cheney Cowles Collection of Indian Painting and Calligraphy will be auctioned at Christie's headquarters, in London, on 28 April 2026. Seattle-based collectors, the Cowles assembled one of the most distinguished private collections of East Asian painting and calligraphy in the Western World formed over more than four decades of dedicated study and connoisseurship. Comprising eighty‑six lots, this portion of their collection stands as a testament to their passion and rigour, which has benefited many people to date through generous philanthropic gifts to public institutions. Estimates range from works offered without reserve up to £180,000, providing opportunities for new and existing buyers across price points. Sara Plumbly, Christie's ... More
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On a day like today, German-born American painter Hans Hofmann was born
March 21, 1880. Hans Hofmann (March 21, 1880 - February 17, 1966) was a German-born American painter, renowned as both an artist and teacher. His career spanned two generations and two continents, and is considered to have both preceded and influenced Abstract Expressionism. Born and educated near Munich, he was active in the early twentieth-century European avant-garde and brought a deep understanding and synthesis of Symbolism, Neo-impressionism, Fauvism, and Cubism when he emigrated to the United States in 1932. In this image: Hans Hofmann, Combinable Wall I and II, 1961; oil on canvas; 84 1/4 x 112 1/2 in.; BAMPFA Collection, gift of Hans Hofmann.
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