Caetlynn Booth, Selvage 32, 2024 oil on panel, 12” x 12”.
NEW YORK, NY.- Mindscape is a Pattern articulates the impulse (instinct) to pattern and explores the general influence of quilt-making traditions in the contemporary painting of six artists: Caetlynn Booth, Christopher Dunlap, Debbi Kenote, Bonnie Morano, Evan Peltzman, and Kevin Umaña. The folk-art tradition of the American quilt, composed of textiles with their own patterns and origins, has historically been categorized as a woman's art/craft form in both individual and collective contexts. Because of the ubiquitous nature of this tradition and the quantity of tremendously talented homemakers over time, quilts have touched countless lives, becoming a source for not only warmth, safety, and intimacy but also the ignition point to creativity for so many visual artists. In putting this show together, Booth’s aim is to assemble in one space the paintings of artists whose work she has been following and with whom she shares a deep affinity ... More
Marcella Hadden (Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe), Jingle Dress, 2020. Courtesty of the artist.
DETROIT, MICH.-The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) proudly presents Contemporary Anishinaabe Art: A Continuation, a special exhibition that celebrates the enduring culture and creative achievements of the Anishinaabe, featuring more than 60 Anishinaabe artists from Michigan and across the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada. With over 90 works on view, this extensive and inspiring show is one of the largest presentations of contemporary Native American art in the Midwest, and the first major Native American art exhibition at the DIA in over 30 years. On view September 28, 2025, through April 8, 2026, this survey of contemporary art will highlight and explore the history, perspectives, and continuing story of the Anishinaabe people. The DIA’s exhibition aims to challenge perceptions about what Native American art can be, how it should be seen, and how it can be interpreted, by highlighting a breadth of viewpoints artistic voices. The ... More
Vivian Ziherl. Photo: Nikolai Lamburov.
MIDDELBURG.- The supervisory board of Vleeshal announces the appointment of Vivian Ziherl as its new Managing Director as the institution marks its 50th year. A renowned curator internationally, Ziherl will lead Vleeshal’s artistic program, strategic direction and institutional culture, guiding the institution’s curatorial direction, growth, and engagement activities. Ziherl joins Vleeshal from her role as Research and Programs Manager at Kunstinstituut Melly in Rotterdam. Originally from Australia, Ziherl has worked extensively across the Netherlands, including with institutions such as Van Abbemuseum, If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want to be Part of Your Revolution, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and Kunstverein Amsterdam, among others. She is known for her curatorial vision that promotes connection, research, artistic excellence, and local engagement. Ziherl holds a PhD in Curatorial Practice from Monash University in Melbourne, which unfolded alongside the foundation Frontier Imagin ... More
Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun (1755-1842), Allegory of Poetry. Oil on canvas, 80 x 65 cm. Estimate: €80,000-120,000.
PARIS.- On September 23rd, 2025, alongside FAB Paris, Artcurial will host the auction of the collection from La Malouinière du Bos, an elegant 18th-century residence nestled on the banks of the River Rance, near Saint-Malo. Around 280 lots - including Old Master paintings, sculptures, furniture, and silverware – reflect thirty years of discerning passion. For over thirty years, the current owners have carefully restored both the interior and exterior of the Malouinière, showcasing their refined taste and incorporating treasures mainly acquired at public auctions. This sale reflects their desire to undertake major renovation work, after which they look forward to breathing new life into the house, redecorating and refurnishing it with the same elegance and attention to detail. Reflecting a marked appreciation for French artists of the 17th and 18th centuries, the Old Master paintings collection includes several exceptional works. Among them, ... More
A detail of Joan Mitchell’s painting “Close” showing cracking in the paint.
ATHENS, GA.- For the first time at the Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia, art will be conserved in the galleries, in full view of the public. Joan Mitchell’s “Close” has been a popular work in the museum’s collection since it was acquired in 1974, just one year after its creation. This large, abstract expressionist work of art has inspired viewers for decades with its expressive, painterly style and layered complementary colors. Like all paintings, “Close” has aged with time, leading to some cracking in its darker areas. This type of cracking is known as “traction crackle,” which occurs when thickly applied oil paints dry on the canvas. According to art conservator Larry Shutts, traction crackle would usually be stable, but the primer underneath the dark areas on the painting has absorbed extra pigment, making these areas unstable and susceptible to further damage. In celebration of the artist’s 100th birthday, the Joan Mitchell Foundati ... More
Tilman Riemenschneider, Virgin and Child Enthroned (detail), also known as the Seebenstein Madonna, ca. 1500–1505. Limewood with traces of polychromy. Yale University Art Gallery, Maitland F. Griggs, B.A. 1896, Fund and Leonard C. Hanna, Jr., Class of 1913, Fund.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.- The Yale University Art Gallery announced the acquisition of an exceptional example of late Gothic sculpture, a Virgin and Child Enthroned by Tilman Riemenschneider (ca. 1460–1531). This masterpiece, also known as the Seebenstein Madonna, was crafted circa 1505 and greatly enriches the Gallery’s collection of European medieval art. The Virgin and Child Enthroned is masterfully carved from limewood (linden) and stands impressively at three feet tall. The sculpture captures the Virgin Mary seated on a throne, gracefully adorned with flowing draperies that intricately fold around her figure. The Christ Child, both dynamically and tenderly depicted, reaches up toward the Virgin’s chin with his right hand, while the Virgin affectionately gazes down, delicately supporting the Child’s back with her left hand. ... More
SALA Contemporary Art Tour w Greg Ackland. Photo Sam Roberts.
ADELAIDE.- The 28th South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival starts today, kicking off a month-long statewide celebration of visual art with over 11,000 artists exhibiting in more than 700 exhibitions. The festival shines a spotlight on the extraordinary depth, diversity, and creativity of South Australia’s visual arts community. Open to all and proudly community led SALA stands alone as the country’s largest open access and inclusive visual arts festival. From 1 – 31 August SALA will transform South Australia into a living gallery presenting the work of emerging creatives, mid-career makers and acclaimed visual artists across metropolitan Adelaide and far-reaching regional towns, from outback halls and coastal cafes to suburban studios and CBD shop fronts. No other visual arts festival in the country matches SALA’s scale, heart or reach. SALA CEO Bridget Alfred said “This year we have the phenomenal number of 11,653 artists participating in the Festival. Each year ... More
Tracey Emin, I promised to follow you to the end, 2024, collection museum Voorlinden.
WASSENAAR.- Sculpture garden Clingenbosch has gained a new gem: the monumental bronze sculpture I followed you to the end (2024) by Tracey Emin. The garden lies just a stone’s throw away from museum Voorlinden and now boasts almost 70 works by artists such as Henry Moore, Sol LeWitt, Jenny Holzer and Giuseppe Penone. Recently, Stages (2024) by the British sculptor Tony Cragg was also added to the collection. At nearly 7 metres in length and weighing 4.7 tonnes, I followed you to the end is one of Tracey Emin’s largest bronze sculptures. The monumental work represents the waist and legs of a kneeling female figure, whose head and upper body appear to have sunk below the ground. Powerful and sexually charged, it is simultaneously imbued with despair and sorrow. After previous installations at White Cube (Bermondsey) and Palazzo Strozzi (Florence), the sculpture has now found its permanent home in the Clingenbosch sculpture ... More
PORTLAND, ORE.- In spring and summer 2026, the Portland Art Museum presents David Hockney: Works from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation, celebrating one of the most influential artists of our time. The vibrant exhibition, on view February 14 – August 26, 2026, is the largest North American survey exhibition of Hockney’s work, with more than 100 colorful prints, collages, video, and photographic and iPad drawings spanning six decades of the artist’s career. Best known for vivid scenes that highlight his passion for both the natural world and human connection, visitors will experience a stunning array of dimensions and media that underscore Hockney's innovative experiments. Included are his iconic subjects and series—California swimming pools, the monumental Yosemite, and British landscapes in full bloom, as well as intimate portrayals of friends, family, and queer desire. “Hockney’s colorful, fresh perspectives encourage us to ... More
Juliane Gebhardt. Photo: Jochen Detscher, 2025.
STUTTGART.- Künstlerhaus Stuttgart has named Juliane Gebhardt as its new Managing Director, marking a significant step for the renowned institution. Gebhardt, a 34-year-old artist and curator who has served as a curatorial assistant at Künstlerhaus since 2021, will step into her new leadership role on August 15, 2025. Gebhardt's appointment is notable for her diverse background, blending business acumen, curatorial insight, and a deep familiarity with the organization. "Having worked as a curatorial assistant for four years, I know Künstlerhaus's unique structures, potentials, and challenges very well," Gebhardt stated. "I'm excited to now apply this experience with expanded responsibility." A native of Karlsruhe, Gebhardt's interdisciplinary education includes a dual degree in Business Administration, a state examination in Art and English Studies, and completion of the prestigious Weißenhof Program at ABK Stuttgart, where she earned her master student degree in 2023. Beyond her work at Künstlerh ... More
LEICESTER .- On the evening of Thursday 17 July, ‘We Grown-Ups Can Also Be Afraid’ launched in Gallery 1 at Attenborough Arts Centre, drawing in over 150 visitors to explore the works of prolific artists from across the glove. Drawn from the David and Indrė Roberts Collection, one of the UK’s foremost private art collections, the exhibition encompasses sculpture, works on canvas, moving image and installation. The artists represented in the exhibition responded to these themes in very different ways, but their practices are connected by a sustained engagement with globally important issues that can often feel too big and too difficult for us to think about. They collect, build, stitch, carve, burn, staple, break and put back together many different materials to shape works that speak about their concerns. This is not an exhibition about art and activism. The artists represented may not consider their work as a form of political activism – indeed, there is no sense that we a ... More
Piotr Bury Łakomy, ‘The Gardener or the Reaper’, 2024–2025, aluminium honeycomb, ostrich eggshells, concrete, oil paint, wood. Photo: Andrej Vasilenko.
VILNIUS.- Garden Exit – a solo exhibition by Piotr Bury Łakomy taking place in the central exhibition space of the Contemporary Art Centre – presents works produced by the artist specifically for this show. The title subtly references the Garden of Eden but, against its typical occidental interpretation, proposes a conscious exit rather than an exile, thereby suggesting a separation from the idea of pristine nature. This dynamic evokes a deeper set of thoughts that pertain to the division between what is natural and what is artificial, often framed as the distinction between first and second nature. First nature refers to primal, Ur-nature – a state that precedes culture and is considered ‘untouched’. Culture begins with language, habits, and artifice, all of which belong to second nature. Yet, there is hardly anything we perceive today that hasn’t already been mediated by language, by ... More
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GENOA.- On view at Palazzo Ducale in Genoa is Jacopo Benassi Libero!, the major solo exhibition dedicated to the photographer’s most recent work, bringing together over one hundred pieces created over the past seven years of activity. The exhibition – curated by Francesco Zanot and set up in the spaces of the Loggia degli Abati from 12 July to 14 September – takes stock of Benassi’s most recent research, from 2018 to today, focusing on the key stages that led him to develop a personal, complex, and recognizable language in which photography, sculpture, painting, music, and performance converge. At the heart of the exhibition project is the work of deconstructing the body of photography and photographic vision. Through a large-scale installation that connects and intertwines over one hundred works — including some of the artist’s most iconic pieces and previously unseen productions — the exhibition questions the role of photography today and its ... More
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1994 Fleer Marvel Masterpieces Spider-Man original trading card art swings in to Heritage Auctions DALLAS, TX.- An original acrylic painting by the renowned Hildebrandt brothers could fetch a record result for the artists when it crosses the block in Heritage’s Non-Sports Trading Cards Showcase Auction August 14. The 1994 Fleer Marvel Masterpieces - Holofoil #8 Spider-Man - Original Trading Card Artwork by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt offered in this auction is the original acrylic painting used for Spider-Man Holofoil Card No. 8 from the 1994 Fleer Marvel Masterpieces trading card set. This third installment in the Marvel Masterpieces line marked a creative leap forward, with the entire set, including insert cards, illustrated by the Hildebrandt brothers, who are known for their iconic work on The Lord of the Rings, Star Wars posters and Magic: The Gathering. This extraordinary image of Spider-Man swinging through the glowing nightscape of New York City was featured ... More
The University of Oklahoma announces the release of Taos Socity of Artists NEW YORK, NY.- Over a century ago, a group of painters dreamed of establishing an artists' colony in the village of Taos, New Mexico, and succeeded beyond their wildest imaginings. Founded in 1915 and disbanded in 1927, the Taos Society of Artists promoted painting that embraced the landscape of the Southwest and the local Pueblo and Hispanic people. This gorgeous two-volume set is the culmination of decades of scholarship by leading authorities in the field. Lavishly illustrated with more than 600 full-color illustrations, it is a fitting tribute to the groundbreaking artists of the society and their remarkable legacy. Volume 1 depicts the origins of the society and its objectives, cultural context, and expanding importance in American art history. The essays that follow focus on the contributions of the society's founding members: Joseph H. Sharp, E. Irving Couse, Bert ... More
Step into the golden age of Disney with "Walt Disney's Children's Classics 1937-1953" NEW YORK, NY.- Prepare to be enchanted! "Walt Disney's Children's Classics 1937–1953" is a magnificent anthology that transports readers, young and old, straight into the heart of Disney's magical midcentury era. This beautifully crafted hardcover, quarter-bound edition is more than just a book; it's a vibrant journey through the early days of animated storytelling, capturing the unique artistry that defined a generation of beloved characters. Curated with obvious passion and expertise by Kenneth Shue, and introduced by renowned animation historian Charles Solomon, this book shines a spotlight on the incredible talent behind Disney's iconic Golden Books. It features the complete original art and text from ten timeless tales, including cherished classics like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Dumbo, Bambi, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, and Peter Pan. ... More
Raven Chacon's multifaceted art takes center stage at Kunstverein Hannover HANNOVER.- Conductus, the project for Kunstverein Hannover by Raven Chacon, the first Native American artist to receive the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 2022, brings together an array of his most significant sculptural works, films, and installations, alongside two new live performances developed specifically for the Kunstverein. The practice of Raven Chacon (b. 1977, Fort Defiance, Arizona, Navajo Nation) unfolds between sound, video, performance, sculpture, and notation. It is informed—among other influences—by the values and musical traditions of Chacon’s Diné (Navajo) roots, through which he approaches the sonic practices of the West. His multifaceted work addresses environmental issues as well as Indigenous identity, sovereignty, and historical narratives, through often minimal means. In Chacon’s words, “Every time I see humility within artwork, it gives me broader ... More
"Cosmogonies and Ends of Worlds" video art series kicks off at Dimora delle Balze in Noto NOTO.- Cosmogonies and Ends of Worlds is the title of the third edition of 8 Albe, a contemporary art program promoted by Dimora delle Balze, taking place in Noto from July 31 to August 28, 2025. Curated by Lucia Pietroiusti, Curator and Head of Ecologies at Serpentine Galleries in London, the edition features four evenings of video art presented through a deliberately repetitive sequence of titles: How We Ended, How We Began, How We Ended, How We Began. Twenty-five video artworks by sixteen international artists guide viewers through a time of profound transformation. From mythic origins to melancholic laments, from ancient spiritual traditions to cosmic fables, the works in Tramonti: Cosmogonies and Ends of Worlds imagine the emergence of lives and knowledge through endings and new beginnings. Rather than offering utopian or apocalyptic visions, these video works ... More
Mellissa Monsoon's bold ceramic celebration of bodies opens at Fourth Wall Folkestone FOLKESTONE.- This summer, acclaimed artist Mellissa Monsoon presents The Joy of Fat , a powerful exhibition at Fourth Wall Folkestone that celebrates body diversity and challenges stigma. Running throughout August 2025, Monsoon’s latest collection of ceramic works embraces and reclaims the word “fat” as a joyful and unapologetic expression of self-love and acceptance. Through her distinctive ceramic artistry, Monsoon pays tribute to bodies, inviting audiences to reflect on the beauty of human form beyond conventional standards. The exhibition is an immersive, thought-provoking response to societal attitudes toward body image, encouraging visitors to reconsider their perceptions and embrace inclusivity. Monsoon’s work is deeply rooted in the history of ceramics, drawing inspiration from ancient fertility figures and traditional sculptural forms that have long celebrated ... More
Sullivan+Strumpf celebrate opening of new Tiong Bahru Singapore Gallery SINGAPORE.- Sullivan+Strumpf announced the expansion of its Singapore operation with a move to a new gallery space located in the popular heritage neighbourhood of Tiong Bahru. Just a year on from the opening of their Singapore Studio in May 2024, the upgrade to a larger venue marks a pivotal moment in the gallery’s 20th anniversary year, enabling the presentation of a more significant year-round program of exhibitions and audience engagement opportunities for SE Asian audiences, and strengthening the gallery’s capacity for local artist development, institutional outreach, and regional curatorial partnerships. Sullivan+Strumpf Associate Director, Singapore, Mariia Zhuchenko says, “The opening of the Singapore Studio last year was an important first step towards building on the gallery's outstanding relationships and reputation in Asia – forged over a period ... More
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