LAS VEGAS, NEV.- Esteemed artist Rita Deanin Abbey (1930-2021) penned the following essay as a birthday gift for her husband, Dr. Robert Rock Belliveau (1932-2024), on February 1, 1983. In a notecard to Robert, Rita wrote: “Robert - Happy Birthday! - 1 February 1983 - with love from “Beans.” Your love has expanded my humanity and art. You nourish my dreams, happiness, and strengthen my weaknesses. You, alone, are my “Garden of Light”!!" Gan Or, a living and studio complex, is set on ten acres of the Nevada desert near the city of Las Vegas. It is surrounded by the Las Vegas and Sheep Mountain Ranges on the north, by Sunrise and Frenchman Mountains on the east, by the Black or McCullough Mountains on the south, and by the Spring Mountains, with distant views of the Red Rock area and Mt. Charleston, on the west. The two structures of Gan Or are positioned to receive maximum solar energy during the winter months a ... More
NASHVILLE, TN.- Thirty-five years ago, Alan LeQuire became Nashville’s most prominent sculptor with the unveiling of Athena Parthenos. Now, he has returned to the Parthenon with a new body of work that celebrates contemporary people. Centennial Park Conservancy announced two major exhibitions featuring the artwork of Alan LeQuire. The shows are being displayed in all public spaces at the Parthenon including outdoors. Monumental Figures, a world-premiere exhibition of 24 new works focused primarily on strong women, displayed in the Naos alongside Athena, the adjacent Treasury, and the exterior East Plaza. Monumental Figures runs June 13 – September 21, 2025. Goddess in Progress, a behind-the-scenes exploration of Athena Parthenos’ development and construction, is on display in the East Gallery of the Parthenon June 13, 2025 – April 19, 2026. “Alan LeQuire’s Athena Parthenos is the centerpiece of the Parthenon, an astonishing work of art, and ... More
Installation view of Bobby Anspach at Newport Art Museum. Photo: Pernille Loof.
NEWPORT, RI.- This summer, the Newport Art Museum presents the first museum solo exhibition celebrating the groundbreaking work of Bobby Anspach, emphasizing the late artist’s unique ability to create a sense of connection and community through his immersive, sculptural installations. The exhibition, titled Everything is Change, features Anspach’s Place for Continuous Eye Contact sculptures, known for their transformative use of light and sound, as well as a selection of his other innovative works. This exhibition offers an artist’s perspective on an artist, shaped by Taylor Baldwin. His approach is deeply personal, informed by his first-hand understanding of Anspach’s evolution as his former professor and advisor at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), as well as his own artistic practice, providing an intimate look into Anspach’s work and emphasizing themes of connection, transcendence, and reflection. ... More
Gustave Caillebotte. Portrait of a Man, 1880. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Bequest of Muriel Butkin. Photo courtesy of Cleveland Museum of Art.
CHICAGO, IL.- The Art Institute of Chicago is presenting Gustave Caillebotte: Painting His World, on view June 29 through October 5, 2025. The exhibition features a fresh look at Impressionist artist Gustave Caillebotte, who many visitors will recognize for his most famous painting, the Art Institute’s own Paris Street; Rainy Day. The show includes more than 120 works—paintings, drawings, photographs, and other documents from throughout the artist’s career—that explore the very personal interests and relationships that shaped him. Caillebotte charted his own path in comparison to his Impressionist peers. While other artists focused on painting fashionable young women and new forms of entertainment, Caillebotte focused on a more intimate sphere. He painted family and friends, his fellow sportsmen, and the bourgeois and working class people who frequented his neighborhood. He was an active ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Christie's announced the results of The Maillet Daguerreotype Collection, which concluded in New York on June 26. The online-only sale achieved a total of $1.6 million. The collection was 96% sold by lot and 93% sold by value. The sale attracted strong global interest, with 51% of bidders and buyers new to Christie's Photographs category—underscoring the magnetic appeal of early photographic processes to a growing and diverse collecting audience. Darius Himes, Christie's International Head of Photographs, remarked: “It has been a privilege to steward this remarkable collection—undoubtedly one of the most significant holdings of daguerreotypes to come to market in the past 25 years. The Maillets collected with passion, insight, and unwavering dedication, assembling a collection of exceptional depth and quality. The breadth of their vision stands as a testament to their connoisseurship and lifelong commitment to this singular medium.” The top lot of the sale was Portr ... More
Vincent van Gogh. The Postman (Joseph-Étienne Roulin), 1889, Oil on canvas. The Barnes Foundation, BF37.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.- In summer 2025, the Barnes Foundation presents From Paris to Provence: French Painting at the Barnes, an exhibition featuring more than 50 iconic paintings from the first floor of the collection galleries by Paul Cézanne, Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, and other European artists. Curated by Cindy Kang, this exhibition reflects the expansion of the Barnes’s educational program, emphasizing the historical and cultural context of the works. On view in the Roberts Gallery from June 29 through August 31, 2025, From Paris to Provence: French Painting at the Barnes is sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal. Charting a journey through France, this exhibition examines how place informed the work of modern painters in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The exhibition begins in Paris and its suburbs, dynamic places that were at once semi-industrial, as in Van Gogh’s The Factory, and sites of blooming suburban leisure, as in Monet’s ... More
LONDON.- Ahead of a major exhibition in 2026, the National Portrait Gallery has today announced the acquisition of 12 new works from the estate of Lucian Freud, one of Britain’s greatest portrait artists. Among these are 8 etchings, including a trial proof, which are the first of their medium by Freud to enter the National Portrait Gallery’s Collection. A curated selection of these newly acquired works will be exhibited at the NPG from today as part of a free display that explores Freud’s working practice and dedication to portraiture. Archive research will also inform a major new 2026 exhibition, Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting (12 February – 3 May 2026), which will include some of these previously unseen materials. One of the newly acquired etchings, which depicts the artist’s daughter, Bella Freud, will feature in the new exhibition, the first of the National Portrait Gallery 2026 programme. Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting will explore ... More
NEW YORK, NY.- Yossi Milo is presenting J. Carino’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, Carry It With You, which opened to the public on Thursday, June 26, 2025. The exhibition is on view in the East Gallery through Friday, July 25, concurrent with solo exhibitions by London Williams in the West Gallery and Beck Lowry in the Qube. J. Carino’s (b. 1988; Littleton, CO) paintings examine humanity’s relationship to the natural world, and further a queer perspective through sweeping, sensual vistas of body and landscape. Through portrayals of nude subjects out in the open, Carino takes a stance of peaceful transgression and resists societal constraints placed on queer people, on masculinity, and on nature all at once. The artist draws heavily from the terrain of the American West in his visual language, recognizing his home territories of Colorado and California as loci of nature’s power. In Carry It With You, Carino joins together the individual tableaux of his paintings to create ... More
The “900” board on offer is the original Birdhouse “Falcon 2” skateboard, outfitted with Fury brand trucks and unmarked wheels, famously ridden by Tony Hawk during his historic performance at the 1999 X Games in San Francisco—when he landed the first-ever successful 900 aerial trick.
LOS ANGELES, CA.- Julien’s Auctions announced their partnership with one of the most recognized action sports figures in the world, TONY HAWK. Together, they are unveiling a collection of important artifacts of skateboarding history and bringing them to this year's X Games in Salt Lake City, June 27-29. Highlights of the items to be sold in “Tony Hawk: The 900 Collection” have just been announced. The sale will take place on September 23 live from Los Angeles and online at juliensauctions.com Widely revered as the pioneer of modern vertical skateboarding, Tony Hawk cemented his place in sports history when he landed the first documented “900” — a trick involving two-and-a-half mid-air revolutions on a skateboard. After several failed attempts, Hawk landed it in front of a roaring X Games crowd. “This is the best day of my life, ... More
VIENNA.- Ancient buildings, sunny southern landscapes or local mountain worlds: travel has inspired numerous artists to create new perspectives and pictorial worlds. The ALBERTINA Museum's summer exhibition is dedicated to this artistic wanderlust with a selection of 18th and 19th century masterpieces from its own collection - from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to Caspar David Friedrich and Tina Blau. Travels – Artists on the Move spans an arc from the “Grand Tour” – an educational journey through Europe lasting several years with Rome as its destination – to voyages of discovery to distant continents. What was reserved for the sons of the nobility during the Renaissance increasingly became an educational ritual for the aspiring bourgeoisie from the 18th century onwards. There were no fixed routes, important destinations were Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Florence, Pisa and the Eternal City. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was drawn even further south on his Italian ... More
Installation view “Point and Counterpoint: 20th Century Masters in the Jaime Botín Collection.” Photo: Pedro Puente Hoyos.
SANTANDER.- The Botín Center officially opened its doors yesterday to a significant new permanent exhibition, "Point and Counterpoint: 20th Century Masters in the Jaime Botín Collection." This highly anticipated display, born from the wishes of the late Jaime Botín and generously entrusted by his heirs, features 17 masterpieces that invite visitors to explore a rich dialogue between diverse artistic styles and movements. The exhibition, curated by María José Salazar, a distinguished expert in 20th-century art and a member of the Botín Foundation's Art Advisory Committee, brings together 14 pivotal artists. "These are works of very different styles that, although showing great differences among themselves, establish their unity in a splendid visual dialogue," explains Salazar. "The contrasts of tones, textures, and styles transmit deep emotions, achieving a unity that connects with the viewer despite their aesthetic and ... More
Lola Brown Nampitjinpa MK17870 'Yuparli (Bush Banana)' 59.5 x 59.5cm acrylic on linen.
BRISBANE.- Mitchell Fine Art presents Women of Yuendumu, a powerful and evocative exhibition celebrating the voices, stories, and creative legacy of some of Central Australia’s most influential female Aboriginal artists. Originating from the remote Warlpiri community of Yuendumu, located 293km northwest of Alice Springs in Central Australia, these artists have transformed the landscape of contemporary Aboriginal art. Bursting with colour, energy, and cultural depth, their work carries the spirit and storytelling of generations. The Yuendumu art movement surged in the 1990s with a dynamic emergence of female painters. Embracing vivid acrylics and bold visual languages, these women reinterpreted ancient Dreamings through a contemporary lens. Their paintings are not just artworks - they are maps of identity, ceremony, and country. Women of Yuendumu showcases striking works by celebrated artists including Dorothy Napangardi, Eunice Napangardi, Judy Watson Napangardi, ... More
Jenny Kee and Linda Jackson with Know My Name: Kee, Jackson and Delaunay, installation view, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/ Canberra, 2025.
CANBERRA.- Over 80 works by Linda Jackson and Jenny Kee have joined the national collection – making the National Gallery of Australia home one of to the largest collections of garments by one of the most influential creative pairings in Australia’s cultural history. This significant acquisition includes key pieces and ensembles from Kee and Jackson’s personal collections including some works generously gifted by the artists themselves to the Australian people. Known for their bold silhouettes and dynamic prints inspired by the Australian landscape, flora and fauna, Kee and Jackson are two of Australia’s most iconic and enduring fashion designers. The collection of over 80 works acquired by the National Gallery demonstrate the breadth and depth of their iconic design careers. With individual careers spanning over four decades, the new acquisition includes vibrant early designs by both Kee and Jackson highlighting their shared ... More
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The Museum of Neon Art presents Michael Flechtner: Ecce Artifex GLENDALE, CA.- The Museum of Neon Art opened Michael Flechtner: Ecce Artifex on display starting on June 26, 2025.The opening for this retrospective will take place from 6 - 8 pm on July 11th and is free to the public. Michael Flechtner has made a lasting mark on the artform of neon through his mastery of three-dimensional sculpture and employment of visual puns as well as his role mentoring future generations of neon benders. “MONA is thrilled to honor the work and influence of Michael Flechtner. His playful art and undeniable skill have influenced generations of artists, and have brought a smile to millions of viewers," states MONA Executive Director Corrie Siegel. "It is the very definition of a retrospective. It is amazing to see this body of my work, spanning almost 4 decades and to recognize themes, associations, and ideas revisited and revised with always different and ... More
Museum of Northwest Art opens two new contemporary art exhibitions LA CONNER, WA.- Summer 2025 launches an exciting selection of fresh programs including two new contemporary art exhibitions investigating how we experience the natural environment, particularly within the context of Northwest Art in the region. Both exhibitions draw on deep historical, cultural, and environmental roots that tie together nature and the arts to create an experience designed to promote deep reflection on our cultural and personal interaction with the environmental landscape of the Pacific Northwest. The Pacific Northwest is often synonymous with nature, but what is it about the landscape that inspires such an emotional, intuitive, and often immediate response? Through the Light: The Sublime in Contemporary Northwest Art, guest curated by Chloe Dye Sherpe, features work by Drie Chapek, Ellen George, Weston Lambert, Camas Logue, Adam Sorensen, ... More
Long-lost cosmic vision: Aby Warburg's star-gazing exhibition rediscovered and reimagined in Hamburg HAMBURG.- After decades of being presumed lost, a remarkable piece of art and intellectual history has been brought back to life in Hamburg. The Planetarium Hamburg officially opened "Image Collection on the History of Astral Belief and Astrology" on June 21, a didactic exhibition originally conceived by the influential Hamburg art historian Aby Warburg for the Planetarium's inauguration in 1930. The exhibition, which will run until August 24, offers a unique journey through humanity's age-old fascination with the cosmos. It was rediscovered in 1987 by Uwe Fleckner, then an art history student, who stumbled upon 66 forgotten image panels and artifacts in a pile of discarded items at the Planetarium. Now, meticulously re-curated by Fleckner, these historical materials are on display for the first time in the Planetarium's impressive Boiler Room, specially opened for this occasion. Warburg's original ... More
"Mothership" lands in New York: Mathieu Cherkit's highly anticipated debut at Miles McEnery Gallery NEW YORK, NY.- Miles McEnery Gallery opened Mothership, the highly anticipated New York debut of French painter Mathieu Cherkit, showcasing a new series of paintings on view 26 June - 15 August at 525 West 22nd Street. The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated digital publication featuring an essay by Megan Kincaid. Cherkit’s interiors possess a dreamlike quality, where scale and perspective are fluid, not fixed. Embracing subjectivity, Cherkit does not strive for a precise depiction of his surrounds, but uses memory and perception as a conduit for how the mind shapes these familiar domestic spaces. As a result, these paintings of his home and studio in France feel as though they have passed through the mind’s eye, imbued with emotion, emphasis, and time. Here, objects swell beyond proportion, architectural features shift as if seen from multiple vantage points, and colors ... More
Marc Selwyn Fine Art opens exhibition highlighting the underrecognized genius of Rodolfo Abularach BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF.- Marc Selwyn Fine Art is presenting Rodolfo Abularach: A Cosmic Vision, an exhibiton of one of Latin America’s most significant yet under recognized artists. We are also pleased to announce publication of the first major monograph dedicated to the artist which includes essays by art historian and curator Gavin Delahunty, artist and curator Gabriel Rodríguez Pellecer, and curator Rudy F. Weissenberg. This exhibition is a bicoastal collaboration with David Nolan Gallery, New York, where a simultaneous presentation of Abularach’s work is on view through July 31. Throughout his six-decade career, Abularach created a fascinating spiritual world filled with images of planetary forms, mandalas, and earthly and psychological portals. His most famous subject was the eye, which he saw as a window into the soul. His interest in the mysteries of the natural world ... More
Exhibition at Photo Elysée presents a photographic survey of the Canton of Vaud LAUSANNE.- With the aim of producing photographic documentation of its living traditions, which are included in the inventory of the Vaud’s intangible heritage, the Canton of Vaud has entrusted six photographers, selected by competition, to produce original projects. In this exhibition, Thomas Brasey, Olga Cafiero, Sarah Carp, Matthieu Gafsou, Yves Leresche and Romain Mader reveal the result of their photographic investigation before their pictures become part of Photo Elysée’s collection. Born in 1988, Romain Mader holds a Bachelor’s in photography from ECAL and a Master’s from the Zürcher Hochschule der Künste. He has taken part in many exhibitions and publications and received the FOAM Huf Awardin 2017. Some of his works have been acquired by public collections, including the Museum of Photography in Amsterdam. His project seeks to highlight craftsmanship, local ... More
Martine Poppe unveils a dreamlike journey through landscapes at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery LONDON.- Snow-laden branches, lily ponds, rocky mountain sides, tropical gardens, sun-split cloudscapes – East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Norwegian artist Martine Poppe’s solo exhibition at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Tower Bridge, takes us on a journey through distant terrains. These landscapes emerge through a haze, as though coming into focus under a blinding beam of light, each infused with a particular kind of magic. Here, we are invited to be both reader and protagonist – artist and adventurer – coming together to explore and conjure new worlds. The exhibition takes its title from a Norwegian fairy tale, which Poppe describes as a ‘blueprint’ for storytelling: a tale that encapsulates both a physical and metaphorical journey. This sense of transformation and discovery underpins the show as well as Poppe’s broader interest in the concept of a fairy tale – how ... More
Beyond Boundaries: Qichao An's Dual Triumph as Wonder Awards Arbiter and New York Design Visionary Qichao An, an internationally acclaimed multi-disciplinary designer, has recently been invited to join the judging committee of the Wonder Global Design Awards, a prestigious international competition renowned for honoring outstanding innovations in global visual and product design. Concurrently, An has been awarded the New York Product Design Award for his unique creative concepts and execution, reaffirming his status in the international design community. Qichao An has always adhered to the philosophy that "design serves as a bridge connecting emotion and system, culture and function." With over a decade of creative and leadership experience, he has been actively engaged in brand visual design and product design. His appointment as an international judge for the Wonder Global Design Awards not only acknowledges his professional achievements but also signifies the global value of his design perspectives. ... More
From Cosmos to Commons: Between Stars and Signals on view at Kunsthaus Hamburg HAMBURG.- How do we navigate a world in which our actions have a planetary impact? In our post-global era, we cannot see ourselves merely as inhabitants of the Earth. Essentially, we are geological actors whose economic, ecological and political decisions leave profound marks on the globe. “The planetary” thus describes a new perspective in which the Earth is understood as a holistically networked and dynamic system. The term encompasses a critical view on global connections transcending national borders as well as cultural and political spheres of power. Based on this, the group exhibition Between Stars and Signals at Kunsthaus Hamburg spans an arc from humanity’s early understanding of the world and its orientation on the stars all the way to the planetary paradigm and modern technologies such as GPS. This significant transition influences not only ... More
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