At TEFAF Maastricht, Indigenous Australian Art Takes Center Stage
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This year’s fair will include a booth dedicated to Aboriginal Australian art, from bark paintings to works by Emily Kam Kngwarray.
Texas Lawmakers Take Aim at Pro-Palestine Student Art Exhibition
Texas lawmakers allegedly urged university administrators to cancel the planned lectures, delete student art exhibitions and review campus free speech policies, and invoke so-called anti-Semitism. ntdaily, The school’s news media. In a letter to University President Harrison Keller and UNT Systems Prime Minister Michael Williams, Texas Representative Mitch Little claimed
NADA New York Announces 111 Exhibitors, New Location for 2025 Edition
The new art dealer alliance announced that more than 100 exhibitors will
That was Emily Kam Kngwarray and Why Was She So Crucial?
In a 1994 image, Australian musician Emily Kam Kngwarray went across the
Anne Imhof’s ‘Doom’ at the Armory Has Everything, and Nothing
Anne Imhof’s three-hour moody youth scene in the Armory is sad, full of rubbing and mumbling. Nevertheless, it points to true art.
Major Exhibition Explores Different Approaches to Black Figuration
A range of interpretations and depictions of the Black figure is currently on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (through February 9). Organized by British writer and curator Ekow Eshun, “The Time Is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure” features more than 60 artworks by 28 Black and
Sotheby’s Contemporary Curated Yields $19.9 M. Despite Far Fewer Lots
Sotheby’s has drastically reduced lots in sales planned mid-season this year, but a live auction in New York on February 26 still generated $19.88 million, including fees. There are 101 batches of sales this year, of which 21 batches are not sold, with six withdrawals, and 73.3% sold. In contrast,
A Fashion Photographer Conjures the Ghosts of Georgia’s Past
In Gagosian, Tyler Mitchell’s early success, Tyler Mitchell evokes the image of slavery in the context of his native landscape.
National Endowment for the Arts Scraps Challenge America Grant Program
To receive morning links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with Artnews communication. Headline News NEA Nixes Grant. In the latest opposition news National Arts Fund (NEA) It has been cancelled Challenge the United States Report Highly allergic. The program created in 2001 awarded $10,000 to
Who Was Noah Davis, and Why Was He So Important?
exist Drawing for my dad (2011), artist Noah Davis introduces a man’s figure, staring at a rocky landscape under an interstellar, almost black night sky. As the figures move away from the audience, wearing worn red shirts and jeans and holding barely illuminated lanterns, the artwork is solemn. Davis created
Saunders Collection of Old Masters Poised for Landmark Sale at Sotheby’s
In May, Sotheby’s New York will hold an auction to collect a series of ancient master paintings, assembled by Jordan and Thomas Sanders III for decades. It is estimated to be between $80 million and $120 million, and the deal could be a new benchmark under the Old Masters auction
What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in March
In a new review this week, Andrew Russeth covers the meditation work of Léon Spilliaert, the uneasy form of Betty Parsons, Adriana Ramic’s Beetle and Ho Tam’s barber.
Art Institute of Chicago Returns 12th-Century Nepalese Sculpture
Chicago Institute of Arts (AIC) announces its return this week Buddha is sheltered by the snake king Muchalinda Confessed to Nepal that the 12th century sculpture was stolen from Guita Bahi in the Kathmandu Valley. The museum said the decision came after research and collaboration with new source studies and
Rising Mexican Artists, Dealers Impress at Material and Salón Acme
Shortly before I left for Mexico City last week, I asked a fellow journalist who has reported on the country’s art for years for any advice for a first-timer. “The young Mexican artists are the real life blood of the scene,” she wrote back. “Pay your respects!” After a week
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At TEFAF Maastricht, Indigenous Australian Art Takes Center Stage
This year’s fair will include a booth dedicated to Aboriginal Australian art, from bark paintings to works by Emily Kam Kngwarray.
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Texas Lawmakers Take Aim at Pro-Palestine Student Art Exhibition
Texas lawmakers allegedly urged university administrators to cancel the planned lectures, delete student art exhibitions and review campus free speech policies, and
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NADA New York Announces 111 Exhibitors, New Location for 2025 Edition
The new art dealer alliance announced that more than 100 exhibitors will be included in its upcoming New York edition and will
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