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A photo provided by the National Archives shows a first- and second-grade class at the Genoa Indian Industrial School in Genoa, Neb., in 1910. The Peabody Museum at Harvard University said on Thursday that it would return a collection of hair samples that were taken in the early 1930s from hundreds of Native American children who were forced to attend government-run boarding schools. (National Archives via The New York Times)
by Christine Chung
NEW YORK, NY.- The Peabody Museum at Harvard University said Thursday that it would return a collection of hair samples that were taken in the early 1930s from hundreds of Native American children who were forced to attend government-run boarding schools. The museum apologized for its decadeslong ownership of the samples, which were taken from about 700 students spanning about 300 tribal nations, and said it would try to return the clippings to living relatives and the tribes that the students belonged to. The Peabody Museum apologizes to Indigenous families, communities and tribal nations for our complicity in the objectification of Native peoples and for our more than 80-year possession of hair taken from their relatives, the museum said in a statement, adding that it acknowledged the cultural and spiritual significance of hair and the harm its removal had caused. The museum, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is dedicated to cultural heritage and its collection features objects a ... More |
The Best Photos of the Day Almine Rech is presenting Huang Yuxing: An Absolute Power We Cannot Find from November 3-December 17 at 39 East 78th Street, New York, NY 10075.
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| "An Absolute Power We Cannot Find" exhibition of paintings by Huang Yuxing at Almine Rech, NY | | Phillips expands to Texas, furthering the auction house's continued growth in the Americas | | Slotin Folk Art Auction's Fall Self-Taught Masterpeiece sale boasts strong diversity of work |
Huang Yuxing, Excellent Hans Live Streaming Studio, 2021-2022, oil and acrylic on canvas, 120.3 x 90.2 x 5.1 cm 47 3/8 x 35 1/2 x 2 in.
NEW YORK, NY.- Almine Rech New York has begun An Absolute Power We Cannot Find an exhibition of paintings by Huang Yuxing. This is Huang's second exhibition with the gallery, and his first show in New York. The exhibition began November 3, and end December 17, 2022. This is Huang Yuxings first-ever New York exhibition and his second solo show at the gallery. Comprising eleven paintings completed over the last four years, An Absolute Power We Cannot Find articulates an ambitious vision, one that encompasses modern treatments of ancient subjects and that reconciles elements of East and West, with subjects ranging from humble human figures to a fearsome image of the cosmos. Born in 1975 in Beijing, where he still lives, Huang earned a degree in mural painting in 2000 from that citys Central Academy of Fine Arts. Since then, he has participated ... More | |
Joyce Goss Appointed Regional Director, Texas, Based in Dallas
NEW YORK, NY.- Phillips announced the appointment of Joyce Goss as the companys first Regional Director, Texas. Based in Dallas, Ms. Gosss appointment is a reflection of the importance of the collecting community in the American South and Phillips growth internationally and within the United States. In her role, Ms. Goss will work to cultivate networks among collectors, dealers, curators, museums, and foundations, across all of Phillips collecting categories, including 20th Century & Contemporary Art, Photographs, Design, Editions, Jewelry, and Watches. Vivian Pfeiffer, Head of Business Development and Deputy Chairman, Americas, said, We are thrilled to welcome Joyce to Phillips. She is a force in the Texas community with deep and long-lasting ties to this steadfastly important region in the art market. And we have seen that collectors interests and tastes here are increasingly aligned to Phillips own foc ... More | |
The 856-lot auction on November 12-13 is especially well-grounded in classics
BUFORD, GA.- Folk art may occupy a niche in the world of auctions, yet the genre is as expansive as one of the galaxies discovered by NASAs James Webb Space Telescope. Self-taught art has enjoyed many periods of prominence, during which endless numbers of makers have emerged. This compelling art seems to be enjoying yet another comeback as collectors look to expressions that convey genuineness and even grace.
No one auction could completely cover its wide frontier, but Slotin Folk Art Auctions Fall Self-Taught Art Masterpiece Sale presents a wide-ranging exploration of the folk art fields early days running all the way up to today. The 856-lot auction on November 12-13 is especially well-grounded in classics such as a silhouetted drawing of a dog by much-sought Alabama street artist Bill Traylor (1854-1949) and a memory painting of a fishing schooner on the Grand Banks by Marblehead, ... More |
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| "Chihuly Then and Now: The Collection at Twenty" on view at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art | | Raphael Navot's "On the Same Subject" on view at Friedman Benda | | "Open Flowers Bear Fruit: Selections from Stephanie Shih's Asian American Still Life" collection |
Dale Chihuly, Rotolo 81, 2018, 40 x 14 x 14, © 2022. Chihuly Studio. All Rights Reserved. Social media: Dale Chihuly, Rotolo 81, 40 x 14 x 14''. © 2022 Chihuly Studio. All Rights Reserved.
OAKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.- The new exhibition of work by pioneering artist Dale Chihuly (American, b. 1941) opened this past summer on June 18th at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art (OKCMOA). "Chihuly Then and Now: The Collection at Twenty" features new works on loan from Chihuly Studio in Seattle and from the Seattle Art Museum, as well as visitor favorites from OKCMOAs permanent collection. The original exhibition, featuring five decades of glass and painting, tells a comprehensive story of Chihulys groundbreaking career. "Chihuly Then and Now" is presented by Inasmuch Foundation, Jeaneen Eddie Naifeh, and Glenna and Richard Tanenbaum.I quite enjoyed the process of revisiting the collection held by OKCMOA and adding new installations, said artist Dale Chihuly. A lot can happen in 20 years, and I cant wait to see how visitors respond to newer ... More | |
Installation View. Raphael Navot. "On the Same Subject". Courtesy of Friedman Benda and Raphael Navot. Photography by Daniel Kukla.
NEW YORK, NY.- Raphael Navots "On the Same Subject", his first solo gallery exhibition, is currently on view at Friedman Benda. "On the Same Subject" marks the culmination of an ongoing four-year collaboration with the gallery and serves as a commentary on Navots own evolution as a designer. A polymath designer acclaimed for his retail and hospitality spaces and private residences, Navot references his own daily drawing practice to liberate himself from preconceived expectations. Free to question every step and choice in the creative process, Navot uses this opportunity to reflect on the rigorous journey from first concept to realized physical work. By forgetting the destination and reversing the method, youre leaving the intention to navigate around the many facets of the same subject, he states. An homage to the natural world, this series features a dialogue between handcraft and the natural ... More | |
Stephanie Shih, BREUGHEL'S BREAKFAST, 2020. Archival pigment print on agave paper, vintage frame, paint, gold leaf, brass plaque. Courtesy of the artist.
PASADENA, CALIF.- SC Pacific Asia Museum presents 開花結果 Open Flowers Bear Fruit, an exhibition featuring ten photographs from Stephanie Shihs ongoing series Asian American Still Life. Through her references to 17th-century Dutch still life paintings, Shihs visually rich and detailed photographs remind viewers of the complex history of objects and food. Upon viewing the photographs, visitors may contemplate reaching through the surface of the paper to grab ahold of a donut or a bite of mochi. However, the richest reward of spending time with Shihs series is to consider the complexity of the Asian American experience as it has manifested in the foods we eat and the things that remind us of home. Shihs passion for telling Asian American stories through her selection of objects and foods is particularly compelling, as is her specific interest in collaborating ... More |
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| "Purple Mountain", Allison Schulnik's second solo exhibition now on view at P·P·O·W | | In November, collectors can raid the collection of four-time pro bowler and NFL MVP Rich Gannon | | "Manolo Quejido: Immeasurable Distance" opens at Museo Reina SofÃa |
Oleander #4, 2021, oil on canvas stretched over panel, 16 x 20 ins., 40.6 x 50.8 cm.
NEW YORK, NY.- P·P·O·W is now presenting "Purple Mountain", Allison Schulnik's second solo exhibition with the gallery. Known for her uncanny approach to traversing the internal and immaterial terrains of nostalgia, memories, and dreams, "Purple Mountain" blurs the line between reality and fantasy to create a mystical portrait of home and motherhood within the stark desert landscape of Southern California. Born out of the seclusion of COVID, the challenges of living in a growingly inhospitable desert terrain, and experiences of deep personal loss, Schulniks new series of paintings, works on paper, and animated film reflects a coalescing of worlds where fear, mortality, and loss are met equally with resilience, interconnectedness, and the spiritual power of the natural world. Hovering on the edge of the symbolic, the wildlife populating "Purple Mountain" is both real and imagined. In a series dedicated to the feline ... More | |
2003-04 Rich Gannon Game Worn & Signed Oakland Raiders Helmet from The Rich Gannon Collection. Heritage Auctions.
DALLAS, TEXAS.- Assemblage from Vikings legend Bill "Boom Boom" Brown pairs with son-in-law's career-spanning collection at Heritage. Rich Gannon collects things. Not football things, because the one-time most valuable player in the National Football League has plenty of those things: the game-worn jerseys and helmets and cleats, the playbooks, the game balls and other keepsakes accrued during a 17-year career that included one trip to the Super Bowl and four to the Pro Bowl. Instead, he collects antique advertising material: "neon signs, Coke signs, porcelain signs." And, as a collector, he knows well the reluctance the resistance that comes with parting with a piece. "If you're a collector, it's in your blood," says the man who suited up as a Minnesota Viking, a Washington Redskin and a Kansas City Chief before finding success and stardom as an ... More | |
Manolo Quejido, "Machinist", (Maquinando), 1979, acrylic on canvas, 190 x 180 cm. Mariano Yera Collection. Copyright: Manolo Quejido, VEGAP, Madrid, 2022.
MADRID.- "Immeasurable Distance" is an exhibition organized by Museo Reina SofÃa, devoted to the work of Spanish artist Manolo Quejido (b. Seville, 1946), whose career started in 1964. Quejido begun with experiments in Expressionism, Pop Art, and geometric experimentation, before turning definitely to painting in 1974. The exhibition at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofìa began on October 21st and will end on May 16th, 2023. In the threshold to the 1980s Quejido produced radiant paintings, taking as a pretext any minute incidents in quotidian life, while also looking at the entire tradition of Western painting as particularly understood by Quejidos hand. After these paintings, Quejido would study, during the 1980s, and across different series, the singularities in the spaces ... More |
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| Six N. Five presents the new MOCO concept store at the MOCO Museum, Barcelona | | Bigert & Bergström commission new sculpture "BBQ Meteorite" in Sundbyberg | | American artist Will Rawls presents "Amphigory" at Adams and Ollman |
SIX N. FIVE, Moco Concept Store - Moco Museum, Barcelona. Photo: Salva Lopez
BARCELONA.- Six N. Five, the award-winning art studio of Argentinian designer Ezequiel Pini specialising in Digital Imaginary worlds through NFT, has announced the opening of the Moco Concept Store. It is the first physical permanent space designed for Moco Museum in Barcelona in collaboration with the talented interior designer Isern Serra. The Moco Concept Store is the real-life transposition of a virtual concept; created by Six N. Five with the aim of bringing to life new ideas in an immersive world that celebrates artistic activity through a carefully-selected collection of sustainable products and limited edition art pieces from modern and contemporary names. The Moco Concept Store is a continuation of the research conducted by Six N. Five since being founded in 2014. Curiosity is the starting point for exploring different disciplines at the edge of design and art, digital and reality. ... More | |
BBQ Meteorite, 2022, cast iron, stainless steel, concrete. 3 meters / 15 feet tall. BBQ Meteorite made for Kvarteret Ekdungen. Commissioner: Tom Radway, Förvaltaren AB Public Art Consultant: Ann Magnusson, AM Public. Photo credit: Jean-Baptiste Béranger.
STOCKHOLM.- In the town of Sundbyberg outside of Stockholm, locals can now gather around Bigert & Bergströms new social sculpture, BBQ Meteorite. Behind a housing complex, a meteorite in cast iron has struck down. Inspired by the Youndegin meteorite found in Western Australia in 1884, the heat-resistant sculpture thrones three meters above the ground, standing in a crater that inhabitants can use as a grill to cook BBQ or a campfire to congregate. From creation to destruction, the flames from the inviting grill-crater tell several stories. Meteorites have been vital both to the birth of life and mass extinctions. The climate changes that erupted when ... More | |
Will Rawls, 01, 2022, foam, resin, epoxy, electrical conduit tubing, LED lights, acrylic paint, wood, and woodstain, 60h x 19w x 22 3/4d in, 152.40h x 48.26w x 57.78d cm.
PORTLAND, ORE.- Adams and Ollman is now presenting Amphigory, a solo exhibition by American artist Will Rawls. This exhibition, his first at the gallery, builds upon Rawls long-standing interests in the politics of movement and language with a large-scale, multi-panel installation of prints on paper and a sculpture. The exhibition opened on Saturday, October 29th and will end December 3, 2022. For more than twenty years, Rawls has been creating performances that bring together dance, installation, text and video. Across his practice, Rawls grapples with language as an ever-evolving site of negotiation, drawing parallels between its fluctuating meanings and the human body as it dances, contorts, transforms, speaks, groans and repeats itself. ... More |
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The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia announces the exhibition of Zipporah CamilleThompson: The Ocean Wept Rainbows
ATLANTA, GA.- The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA) announces the exhibition opening of 2021-2022 WAP Fellow Zipporah Camille Thompson: The Ocean Wept Rainbows that will begon with an opening reception November 11th and continue through to January 7th, 2023. The 2021-2022 round of WAP Fellows were chosen by Jordan Carter, Curator at DIA Foundation in New York. Major funding provided by the Charles Loridans Foundation, The Antinori Foundation, and the AEC Trust, with additional support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Zipporah Camille Thompson is a ceramist, weaver, sculptor, and activist based in Atlanta, Georgia-land of the Muskogee. A native Carolinian, Thompson explores alchemical ... More
Elisa D'Arrigo, Joachim Bandau, Monica Rezman, Cornelia Schulz exhibit at Patricia Sweetow Gallery
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.- Patricia Sweetow Gallery presents its second exhibition in Los Angeles, "Absurd Petunias", featuring Joachim Bandau from Germany, Cornelia Schulz from the San Francisco / Bay Area, Monica Rezman from Chicago, and Elisa D'Arrigo from New York. The title comes from an essay written by Kenneth Baker (19462021), author and resident art critic for the San Francisco Chronicle for 30 years. Baker mused about the trappings of abstraction on levels of relevancy in the face of loss and degradation. He found hopeful reasons to rest in the presence of the unknowable, "... abstract paintings offer us their considered stillness, serving as markers enabling us to feel inwardly the stirrings of our own agency and language as respondents, against the background of a manically kinetic culture." PSG had its first exhibition with ... More
CUE Art Foundation opens a solo exhibition by Rod Jones
NEW YORK, NY.- On Thursday, November 3rd the CUE Art Foundation opened "this must be the place to be", a solo exhibition by Philadelphia-based artist rod jones ii, with mentorship from Didier William. Presented at CUEs gallery space (137 W. 25th Street), the show is rod joness first solo exhibition. It will remain on view until December 17th, 2022, and will open again from January 3rd7th, 2023. Attendance during gallery hours (Wed-Sat, 12-6 pm) is free; no reservations are required. The opening reception is free and open to all; RSVPs are encouraged. "this must be the place to be" is a solo exhibition by Philadelphia-based artist rod jones ii, with mentorship from Didier William. The exhibition presents new work that builds upon joness ongoing mixed-media practice, and that draws from his experiences growing up in his mothers beauty salon. Using materials ... More
Contemporary Art and Expressionism combined, international top offers at Ketterer Kunst auction
MUNICH.- This might well going to be the most spectacular Ketterer Kunst auction of works from the 19th to the 21st century: There is huge potential for many hammers in the millions, when Germanys leading auctioneer for art from 1900 onward will call up, among other things, the cream of the crop of Modern Art, as well as high caliber works of contemporary art in Munich on December 9/10. We have never before offered such a top-class and globally relevant range of art, says Robert Ketterer, auctioneer and owner of Ketterer Kunst. He explains: What consignors value is the network of collectors around the world we have established over nearly 70 years. They entrust us with their treasures for they know that our expertise, global marketing and personal service will lead to international top prices. Ketterer Kunst is the house that realizes highest proceeds with relatively few lots, which gives us more time ... More
"TUSARNITUT! Music Born of the Cold" now on view at Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
MONTREAL.- As of yesterday, and through to March 12, 2023, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is inviting the public to discover the breadth and diversity of Inuit musical expression in the visual and performing arts of the Arctic in ᑐᓴᕐᓂᑐᑦ TUSARNITUT! Music Born of the Cold. Bringing together artworks from the 1950s to the present, the exhibition presents, from a circumpolar perspective, a transhistorical exploration of the fundamental role music plays in Inuit life, while providing a rare opportunity to appreciate differences in style and content among artists and regions. The practice of song and dance among the Inuit is inextricably linked to their environment, culture and lands. ᑐᓴᕐᓂᑐᑦ TUSARNITUT! (which translates literally as pleasing sounds to the ear) offers a glimpse into these art forms that are common throughout Inuit Nunaat (lands inhabited by the Inui ... More
Heritage's movie poster auction is a thrilling nostalgia trip for fans of scary classics
DALLAS.- The Wood Hall Collection of coveted lobby cards from Hollywoods Golden Age will lead the Nov. 19-20 event: Ill Meet You in the Lobby! Heritages upcomming movie poster auction. Theres a particularly charming scene in Quentin Tarantinos most recent movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, when Margot Robbie, playing Sharon Tate, takes herself to the movies to sit among the audience of a screening of The Wrecking Crew, in which Tate co-starred. Tarantinos scene, set in 1969, is memorable for its verisimilitude; the sunny outside of the Westwood Village movie house, where Tate convinces the ticket seller that she is indeed in the movie, is a perfect time capsule of stucco walls lined with one-sheet posters and lobby cards of scenes from The Wrecking Crew. As seen through the eyes of Tate, the camera lovingly pans along the cards. And once Tate convinces the staff shes the real deal, they ask her to pose ... More
Anonymous donors make 21 S.F. museums admission free
SAN FRANCISCO.- San Franciscos Asian Art Museum, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art jointly announce San Francisco Free Museum Weekend, an inclusive celebration of the arts featuring 20 participating organizations, taking place Saturday and Sunday, December 3 and 4, 2022. In these economically challenging and politically divided times, museums provide a critical place of discourse, reflection and inspiration. Increasing access to art spaces and removing barriers to experiencing art is crucial. We are delighted to collaborate with our peers in uplifting San Franciscos dynamic arts ecosystem through this inaugural Free Museums Weekend, Thomas P. Campbell, Director and CEO of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. San Francisco Free Museum Weekend is being fully underwritten by anonymous San Francisco-based donors ... More
Antique and vintage dolls are dressed to impress at Stephenson's Nov. 13 auction
SOUTHAMPTON, PA.- In the spirit of the upcoming holiday season, Stephensons in suburban Philadelphia will host a Sunday, November 13 gallery auction of antique and vintage dolls from estates and private collections in the Mid-Atlantic region. In addition to beautiful dolls dating from the 19th century through modern times, the 242-lot auction includes several automata, Steiff teddies and soft toys, doll clothing and accessories, and many delightful extras such as teas sets, tableware and wardrobe trunks. Bid absentee or live online through LiveAuctioneers. One of the star lots is a 13-inch-tall Jumeau bisque-head doll wearing a lace-trimmed blue dress and fancy hat. The doll is stamped Jumeau Medaille dOr Paris on its composition and wood jointed body and has all of the fine features one would expect of a Jumeau production blue paperweight eyes, feathered eyebrows, ... More
First solo exhibition in Scotland by Turner Prize winning artist Elizabeth Price to focus on Glasgow's textile heritage
GLASGOW.- The Hunterian are pleased to announce the first solo exhibition in Scotland by Turner Prize winning artist Elizabeth Price. Referencing and employing never before exhibited archival material, the commission will focus on the textile heritage of Glasgows industrial age and in particular Stoddard International Plc and James Templeton & Co. Ltd, world-famous carpet manufacturers based in Renfrewshire and Glasgow. The exhibition opens to the public from 11th November 2022 16th April 2023. UNDERFOOT is being developed in partnership with The Hunterian, Panel, Fiona Jardine (The Glasgow School of Art) and Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh. Working with these partners, Price will create an ambitious new moving image work ... More
"An Act of Seeing that Unfolds" now on view at Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina SofÃa
MADRID.- "An Act of Seeing that Unfolds", on view at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina SofÃa since yesterday, puts forward an approach to the Susana and Ricardo Steinbruch Collection, a major repertory of different temporalities and geographies centered, first and foremost, on Latin American contemporaneity particularly Brazilian and the artistic practices that transpired in Eastern Europe across the second half of the twentieth century. The pieces selected for the show, that will end on March 13, 2023, pivot around the theory of gestures coined by Czech-Brazilian thinker Vilém Flusser. For Flusser, these rituals of perception which can seem minimal and not respond to a specific causation not only make our own aesthetic and affective recognition possible, but also underpin a cartography of relations and crossovers that join seemingly disparate artists. Therefore, a dialogical and non-linear survey is l ... More
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Flashback On a day like today, French painter Ãdouard Vuillard was born November 11, 1868. Jean-Ãdouard Vuillard (11 November 1868 - 21 June 1940) was a French painter and printmaker associated with the Nabis. In his paintings and decorative pieces, Vuillard depicted mostly interiors, streets, and gardens. In this image: Edouard Vuillard, Venus de Milo, 1920. Photo: Courtesy Jill Newhouse Gallery.
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