L to R: Jonathan Rider, Director, The FLAG Art Foundation; Dr. Mónica Ramírez-Montagut, Executive Director, Parrish Art Museum;
Scout Hutchinson, The FLAG Art Foundation Associate Curator of Contemporary Art, Parrish Art Museum; Glenn Fuhrman, founder of The FLAG Art Foundation;
Photography by Steven Probert.
WATER MILL, NY.-The FLAG Art Foundation and the Parrish Art Museum are proud to announce a new curatorial partnership in which FLAG and the Parrish will collaborate on three exhibitions annually across two adjoining galleries at the Museum through 2030. In March 2026, the inaugural exhibition will present eight decades worth of drawings, paintings, and sculpture spanning the career of Ellsworth Kelly, organized in collaboration with Jack Shear, President of the Ellsworth Kelly Foundation. This partnership builds on the recent FRESH PAINT collaboration, a rotating series of single-artwork exhibitions at the Parrish Art Museum that began in June 2024. To date, the series has featured Lauren Halsey, Derrick Adams, Reggie Burrows Hodges, Raven Halfmoon, and Rudolf Stingel. Each FRESH PAINT presentation is accompanied by a commissioned essay that ... More
Cartier Pasha Ref. 2353, a bold and sophisticated design within Cartier’s modern collection. The 38mm, 18K white gold watch featured a guilloche silver dial. (CA$8,260).
NEW HAMBURG.- A visually stunning Ulysse Nardin Ref. 1700-129 Skeleton Tourbillon watch and a luxurious 18K gold Rolex Submariner Ref. M126618LN watch both posted selling prices of $47,200 in an online-only Luxury Watches auction held November 6th by Miller & Miller Auctions, Ltd. Each watch shared top lot honors in the 136-lot auction. All prices in this report are in Canadian dollars and include an 18 percent buyer’s premium. The auction featured rare and highly collectible wristwatches and pocket watches by renowned makers such as Ulysse Nardin, Rolex, Omega, Cartier, Breitling and many others, highlighted by select pieces from The Alexander James Black Collection. The highlight watches formed the heart of a sale that celebrated rarity, provenance and the enduring art of mechanical timekeeping. “Another successful Miller & Miller Luxury Watches auction is in the books, bringing, ... More
Francesco Guardi (Italian, 1712-1793) ink on paper landscape study in a frame.Estimate $150,000-$250,000.
GLEN COVE, NY.-Roland Auctions NY will present its upcoming November Estates Auction on November 15th, 2025 at 10am, featuring an impressive selection of Contemporary and Fine Art, along with a spectacular rare collection with three areas of focus; Fine Art, Chinese and Asian art, and silver, including antique sculpture and decorative arts, all being the Property of and benefiting Columbia University in New York City. Of course, the November 15th sale also features hundreds of Roland’s always present lots of excellent Fine Art & Sculpture, Decorative Art, 20th Century Modern, Antique & Vintage Furniture, Textiles, Silver, Gold and Silver Jewelry, Rugs, Collectibles, Asian Art and Decorative Arts, and Lighting. Previews will be held on Thursday, November 13th & Friday, November 14th, 10am – 6pm. Art standouts at the auction will include a Francesco Guardi (Italian, 1712-1793) ink on paper landscape study and a Robert Natkin (America ... More
Before joining VBMA, Ms. Sprinkle served as Vice President of Development at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami, Florida. Photo courtesy of Mary Ann Sprinkle.
VERO BEACH, FLA.-The Vero Beach Museum of Art introduces fundraising veteran Mary Ann Sprinkle as its new Director of Development. Ms. Sprinkle brings more than three decades of strategic philanthropic management experience with a solid track record of leading high-performance teams and securing transformational gifts in arts and culture settings. “Mary Ann has successfully launched endowment and capital campaigns, secured tens of millions of dollars toward annual contributed revenue goals, and worked closely with senior managers, foundation executives, and boards of trustees,” shares VBMA Executive Director Brady Roberts. “Her experience, vision, and leadership are both welcome and critical as we endeavor toward the realization of our new Museum in the Garden.” Before joining VBMA, Ms. Sprinkle served as Vice President of Development ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- The Museum of Modern Art presents Wifredo Lam: When I Don’t Sleep, I Dream, the most extensive retrospective devoted to the artist in the United States, on view at MoMA from November 10, 2025, through April 11, 2026. Wifredo Lam: When I Don’t Sleep, I Dream is accompanied by a richly illustrated catalogue edited by Beverly Adams and Christophe Cherix. The landmark publication features contributions by Anny Aviram, Miriam M. Basilio Gaztambide, Terri Geis, Jean Khalfa, Damasia Lacroze, Laura Neufeld, María Elena Ortiz, Lowery Stokes Sims, Catherine H. Stephens, and Martin Tsang; fresh insights into Lam’s relationship to Surrealism, Négritude, and other literary, cultural, and poetic movements; extensive new photography of Lam’s art; and the first in-depth conservation analysis of his best-known painting, La jungla (The Jungle) ... More
A permanent installation brings back to life one of the earliest masterpieces of the Baroque in Rome.
MADRID.- The Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid has unveiled a remarkable new permanent installation: the reconstruction of the long-lost Herrera Chapel, an ambitious Baroque ensemble originally created by Annibale Carracci and his workshop in early-seventeenth-century Rome. Thanks to the collaboration of OHLA, the project allows visitors to experience these extraordinary frescoes as they were once seen—high above the altar of the Church of Santiago de los Españoles, the Spanish crown’s emblematic church in the Eternal City. The original chapel, commissioned by the wealthy Spanish banker Juan Enríquez de Herrera, was destroyed in the nineteenth century. Its frescoes, depicting the life and miracles of Saint Didacus of Alcalá, were rescued in 1833 when the church fell into ruin. Carefully detached from the walls, the paintings were transferred to canvas and divided between Barcelona and Madrid. Seven of the surviving ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Pace is presenting an exhibition of new paintings by Friedrich Kunath at its 510 West 25th Street gallery in New York. On view from November 7 to December 20, this is the artist’s first solo show in the city since 2019 and his debut presentation with the gallery, which began representing him in May 2025. The exhibition coincides with the release of a new monograph from Monacelli tracing Kunath’s work from the last 30 years. This publication, which features a new essay by Naomi Fry, staff writer at The New Yorker, is available to purchase on-site at the gallery during the run of the show. Known for his layered, lyrical work across painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, and video, the German-born, Los Angeles-based artist reimagines rich and diverse source material in cathartic images and objects. Many of Kunath’s paintings depict vibrant landscapes of worldly beauty, often incorporating poetic phrases ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Hauser & Wirth presents ‘Franz Gertsch. Presence,’ an exhibition devoted to the distinctive vision of late Swiss artist Franz Gertsch (1930 – 2022). Opening in November at the gallery’s Wooster Street location, this focused presentation brings together eight monumental works spanning Gertsch’s career, elucidating the ways in which he transformed photographic imagery into hyperrealist paintings and woodcuts. What appears at first glance to be a project of exacting replication emerges instead as a deeply investigative practice––one that enshrines the poetry of fugitive moments through a disciplined material language. Gertsch’s work stands as a testament to his relentless pursuit of a new way to represent reality by challenging the very boundaries of realism. Curated by Dr. Tobia Bezzola, Director of the Museo d’arte della Svizzera italiana (MASI) in Lugano, ‘Franz Gertsch. Presence’ is the gallery’s first comprehensive ... More
SOFIA.- The National Gallery opened its first exhibition dedicated to the legacy of Christo and Jeanne-Claude, marking the 90th anniversary of the artists’ birth. The museum’s first acquisition of Christo’s iconic work Wrapped Reichstag (Project for Berlin) from 1986, along other original collages, is being officially presented to the public. Christo and Jeanne-Claude. Wrapped Reichstag, Berlin, 1971-95 is on view from November 4th, 2025, to March 22nd, 2026. The realization of this monumental project spanned a total of 24 years, during which Christo and Jeanne-Claude completed eight other projects, also featured in the exhibition. These include The Gates, Central Park, New York City (1979–2005); The Umbrellas, Japan–USA (1984–91); The Pont Neuf Wrapped, Paris (1975–85); Surrounded Islands, Biscayne Bay, Greater Miami, Florida (1980–83); Wrapped Walk Ways, Jacob Loose Memorial ... More
Gabrielle Goliath. Personal Accounts. 2024–ongoing. Installation view of Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere, on view at La Biennale di Venezia from April 20 through November 24, 2024. Photo: Luc Meneghel.
LONG ISLAND CITY, NY.- MoMA PS1 presents the US premiere of Gabrielle Goliath’s (South African, b. 1983) acclaimed video series Personal Accounts (2024–ongoing). Goliath’s moving-image installation, spanning MoMA PS1’s intimate second-floor gallery and corridors, responds to the impacts of patriarchal violence in a range of global contexts from Johannesburg to Kyiv. Intimately documenting survivor testimonials, in collaboration with the contributors, the artist has withheld narrative speech within the videos, instead portraying the moments in between participants’ recounts: breaths, sighs, cries, humming, and even laughter. Goliath’s sonic cycles trouble false binaries of the ‘voiced’ and ‘voiceless,’ revealing the enormity of what can be conveyed in moments of perceived silence. The gestures and spaces between words open into a crescendo of communal expression that foregrounds empathetic registers beyond textual meaning. Following the series’s ... More
Still from Oceania: A New Horizon of Space and Time. Image courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
NEW YORK, NY.- The Metropolitan Museum of Art has launched two new virtual reality (VR) features, Dendur Decoded and Oceania: A New Horizon of Space and Time, that explore the Museum’s beloved Temple of Dendur and monumental works from the Oceanic art collection in the newly reopening Michael C. Rockefeller Wing—such as the Ceremonial House Ceiling from the Kwoma people of Papua New Guinea, the Asmat bisj poles, and Atingting kon (slit gongs) from Vanuatu—in 3D. The experiences will allow global audiences to view these treasured galleries and works using a personal VR headset or on The Met’s website. Designed in collaboration with Atopia, a platform for immersive art and culture, The Met’s virtual experiences introduce a new way for art institutions to create and publish their own VR and web features, providing more digital access to VR innovations across the museum field. The Met’s first VR experiences, Dendur Decoded and Oceania: A New Horizon ... More
The Wizard of Oz (MGM, 1939), Margaret Hamilton "Wicked Witch of the West" Screen-Worn Flying Hat.
DALLAS, TX.- Following last year’s record-breaking sale of The Wizard of Oz Ruby Slippers for $32.5 million—the highest price ever paid for a piece of Hollywood memorabilia—Heritage Auctions once again journeys down the yellow brick road. Leading the December 9-10 Hollywood & Entertainment Signature® Auction is one of cinema’s most spellbinding and enduring icons: Margaret Hamilton’s screen-worn Wicked Witch of the West flying hat from The Wizard of Oz (MGM, 1939). Arriving just as audiences anticipate the late November release of Wicked: For Good—the second installment in the blockbuster Wicked film series—this auction comes amid a cultural revival of Oz’s timeless magic and the growing recognition of Hollywood memorabilia as both art and artifact. “Few treasures in Hollywood history are as instantly recognizable—or as powerfully evocative—as the Wicked Witch’s hat,” says Joe Maddalena, Executive Vice President of Heritage Auctions. ... More
MADRID.- The Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza is presenting Picasso and Klee in the Heinz Berggruen Collection, an exhibition organised in collaboration with the Museum Berggruen in Berlin that reveals the artistic connection between two geniuses of modern art, Pablo Picasso and Paul Klee. Curated by Paloma Alarcó, chief curator of Modern Painting at the Museo Thyssen, and Gabriel Montua, director of the Museum Berggruen, the exhibition pays tribute to the legacy of Heinz Berggruen, one of the most important art dealers and collectors of the 20th century, through fifty works, the majority from the collection of the museum in Berlin. In conjunction with the renovation of its building, since 2022 the Museum Berggruen has been organising a series of international exhibitions in in Japan, China, Australia and Europe in order to present the most important works from its collection. In the case of the Museo Thyssen, the exhibition proposes a visual and intellectual dialogue between these two artists ... More
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6.17-carat fancy pink diamond leads Heritage's holiday jewelry auction DALLAS, TX.- Heritage Auctions will present The Angelina — an exceptional natural fancy pink diamond weighing 6.17 carats. The oval-shaped treasure leads Heritage’s Dec. 3 Holiday Fine Jewelry Signature® Auction. Natural pink diamonds are among the rarest and most captivating gemstones on Earth. Only 1 in 10,000 diamonds has a fancy color, and pink is one of the scarcest hues. Less than 0.01% of all diamonds mined annually display natural pink coloration, and those surpassing 5.00 carats with richly saturated tone reside at the absolute pinnacle of rarity, gems so scarce that few ever have the privilege to witness one. The Angelina’s rarity becomes even more profound when one considers how these gems are created. Natural pink diamonds are formed deep within the earth’s crust, where extreme heat and pressure alter their molecular structure. This rare ... More
Christie's to present two landmark sales from the cellars of Bouchard Père & Fils this December LONDON.- Christie's announced two exceptional live sales from the historic cellars of Bouchard Père & Fils, taking place on Thursday, 4 December 2025. The morning session, Historical Wines, and the afternoon session, A Celebration of Aux Reignots, will feature some of Burgundy's most renowned vintages and vineyards. These bottles rank among the rarest wines ever to come to market. The morning session, Historical Wines, features 244 lots with an estimated value of £399,110–£548,100. It includes rare and historic bottles, some of Burgundy's greatest vintages dating back to the mid-19th century. Spanning more than a century of vintages and having been carefully stored in Bouchard's historic cellars, these wines offer collectors a unique opportunity to acquire bottles of extraordinary rarity, provenance, and historical significance. The afternoon session, A Celebration of Aux ... More
Sotheby's Geneva Watch Live Sales set new records GENEVA.- Sotheby’s Geneva closed its day of live watch sales on a high yesterday, having sold $27 million worth of watches across two sessions and just under 150 tightly curated lots – making it its highest value sale day in Geneva in over 10 years. The Important Watches Sale which started at 11am and grossed $11,894,578 / 9,576,955 CHF was very buoyant, with bids bouncing dynamically from a packed auction room to online and phone bidders, eventually achieving the highest value per lot sold since 2021, when the watch market was at its historic peak and an extremely strong sell-through at over 96%. The special evening sale, titled A Celebration of Breguet’s 250th Anniversary, which paid tribute to the phenomenal legacy of Abraham-Louis Breguet (1747 – 1823), the most important and influential watchmaker in the history of horology, and was the largest auction of Breguet ... More
Jean-Marie Appriou unveils Cosmic Clock at TANK Shanghai SHANGHAI.- TANK Shanghai announces the solo exhibition “Cosmic Clock” by French artist Jean-Marie Appriou. The exhibition will open on November 11, 2025, and remain on view through March 8, 2026. Beneath the circular dome of the TANK Shanghai, Jean-Marie Appriou unfolds Cosmic Clock as a vast respiration of matter and time.The exhibition takes the form of a living cycle—an astral clock in which each sculpture becomes a sign, a rhythm, a pulse of the universe.Within the monumental shell of a former oil tank—an architecture born from transformation and flow—Appriou orchestrates a passage between biology and astronomy, mythology and alchemy, East and West. Shaped in aluminum, bronze, and blown glass, his sculptures seem to emerge from a world in metamorphosis.They hover between the vegetal and the mineral, the human and the animal, the terrestrial ... More
Nelson-Atkins CEO inducted into the American Academy of Arts & Sciences KANSAS CITY, MO.- Julián Zugazagoitia, Director & CEO of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, has been inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The Academy, founded in 1780, is one of the oldest learned societies in the United States and is unique in the breadth of its members and scope of its work. Since its creation, it has gathered individuals with diverse perspectives to focus on both scholarly and policy issues. “I am humbled and excited to receive this extraordinary honor,” said Julián Zugazagoitia, Director & CEO of the Nelson-Atkins. “This moment is made even more meaningful because my nomination was made by two people I greatly respect and admire: Darren Walker, President of the Ford Foundation, and Thelma Golden, Director and Chief Curator of The Studio Museum in Harlem. I worked with both when I was ... More
Azkuna Zentroa opens a retrospective of Marisa González, pioneer of feminist and technological art BILBAO.- Azkuna Zentroa—Alhóndiga Bilbao presents the exhibition A Generative Way by Marisa González (Bilbao, 1943), an anthology that reviews the artist’s career on the occasion of her receipt of the 2023 Velázquez Prize. The exhibition, curated by historian and researcher Violeta Janeiro Alfageme, covers five decades of the artist’s production and offers a wide selection of her major series and projects. Series of works from the 1970s, created at the Generative Systems Department of the Art Institute of Chicago school, is testimony to the artist’s early and lasting interest in communications technologies and the reproduction of images, an interest that has placed González at the forefront of these kinds of experimentations. It so happens that in 1986 the Bilbao-born artist took part in curating one of the inaugural exhibitions at the Reina Sofía Art Centre: Procesos: cultura ... More
Nowhere but the Night: Gemma Rolls-Bentley curates a tribute to Erwin Olaf's legacy of liberation AMSTERDAM.- Galerie Ron Mandos is presenting the new group exhibition Nowhere but the Night, curated by Gemma Rolls-Bentley and inspired by the life and work of gallery artist Erwin Olaf (1959–2023). The exhibition Nowhere but the Night runs from 8 November 2025 to 11 January 2026. The artists featured in the exhibition are James Bartolacci, J. Carino, Amina Cruz, Rainer Fetting, Miles Greenberg, Erin Holly, Leasho Johnson, Isaac Julien, Vidar Logi, Zanele Muholi, Erwin Olaf, Elsa Rouy, Devan Shimoyama, and Zoe Walsh. Alongside the exhibition, a performance program will unfold in collaboration with the Foundation Erwin Olaf. Coinciding with the Stedelijk Museum’s major retrospective of Erwin Olaf’s work, Nowhere but the Night brings together an international group of contemporary artists to explore themes central to Olaf’s practice—namely, the ... More
MACBA explores the Pan-African imaginary through the eyes of a hundred intellectuals and artists BARCELONA.- MACBA kicks off Year Thirty with the opening of Project a Black Planet. The Art and Culture of Panafrica. Curated by the museum’s director, Elvira Dyangani Ose, Antawan Byrd, Adom Getachew and Matthew S. Witkovsky, the show will run until 6 April 2026. The exhibition reveals the vast influence of Pan-Africanism on the creative, cultural and civic activities that have shaped the socio-political and aesthetic movements defining the last hundred years: two World Wars, the Republic and the Spanish Civil War, independence from colonial powers, the struggle for the downfall of dictatorships and the Civil Rights movements. On display are over five hundred objects by a hundred artists and intellectuals from Africa, Europe, and North and South America over the past century, from the 1920s – when Pan- Africanism first gained widespread recognition – to the present ... More
Kunsthaus Zürich pays tribute to Alice Bailly - pioneer of modernism ZURICH.- The Kunsthaus Zürich is devoting two galleries to the Genevan artist Alice Bailly (1872–1938). The presentation centres on her innovative wool pictures, which are today seen as a milestone in Swiss modernism. The exhibition is a cooperation with the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts in Lausanne (MCBA). In all, 22 exhibits are on show at the heart of the collection in the Moser building, including oil paintings, works on paper, and especially the ‘tableaux- laine’ – Alice Bailly’s legendary wool pictures. Bailly’s work oscillates between abstraction and representational depiction, inspired by Futurist and Cubist influences. Her pictures depict figures, objects and scenes in varying degrees of abstraction. Bailly received an award at the 1926 Venice Biennale, and in 1936 she was commissioned to decorate the foyer of Lausanne’s city theatre. Bailly’s wool pictures are today ... More
Italian artist Isabella Ducrot returns to Japan with Bella Terra and Incongruous at Kyoto's Kōseiin Temple KYOTO.- At the Kōseiin Temple in Kyoto, Italian artist and writer Isabella Ducrot presents her ongoing Bella Terra and Incongruous series, marking her first exhibition in Japan since 1990. In dialogue with the temple’s unique environment, these two distinct bodies of work on rare papers are informed by Ducrot’s continued celebration of pattern and repetition from a material and philosophical perspective. The artist has dedicated her career to amplifying textiles in all forms, from the simple to the intricate, treating each design as a lyrical motif or rhythmic prayer with meditative potential, accentuated in this exhibition by the serenity of the sacred setting. Ducrot’s Bella Terra series, presented here from a five-year period of making, represents the boundless wonder in simplicity. Translating to ‘Beautiful Land’, the duplicated perspectives on paper provide shifting impressions of an idyllic, ... More
Saatchi Gallery marks 40 years of innovation with landmark exhibition The Long Now LONDON.- Celebrating four decades of ground-breaking contemporary art, Saatchi Gallery opened landmark exhibition, The Long Now on 5 November 2025. This expansive group show showcases new works by iconic artists closely associated with the Gallery’s dynamic history, alongside fresh voices from a new generation. Spanning two floors and nine major exhibition spaces, the exhibition features special commissions, installations, painting and sculpture. It also includes Richard Wilson’s seminal installation, 20:50, a defining piece of British contemporary art originally presented in 1987. Curated by Philippa Adams (Senior Director, Saatchi Gallery 1999- 2020), the exhibition reflects on key themes that have underpinned exhibitions throughout Saatchi Gallery’s 40-year journey, an ongoing commitment to championing new talent. The Long Now takes its title from a concept focused ... More
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On a day like today, English artist William Hogarth was born
November 10, 1697. William Hogarth FRSA (10 November 1697 - 26 October 1764) was an English painter, engraver, satirist, cartoonist and writer. His work ranges from realistic portraiture to comic strip-like series of pictures called "modern moral subjects", and he is perhaps best known for his series A Harlot's Progress, A Rake's Progress and Marriage A-la-Mode. In this image: William Hogarth, Gin Lane, 1751, copper plate (etched and engraved). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers Fund, 1921, 21.55.3.
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