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The First Art Newspaper on the Net Established in 1996 Wednesday, July 17, 2024 The Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville exhibits works from The Gordon W. Bailey Collection Roy Ferdinand, Baptism, ca. 2000, mixed media on poster board, 22 x 28 in. (55.88 x 71.12 cm), Gordon W. Bailey Collection. JACKSONVILLE, FLA.- The Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville (MOCA), a Cultural Institute of the University of North Florida, kicks off the second half of its 100th anniversary year with Fill My Heart With Hope: Works From The Gordon W. Bailey Collection. The inclusive exhibition featuring more than one hundred artworks from the collection of the noted Los Angeles-based scholar and collector follows his important gift of 21 works donated to MOCA earlier this year that significantly added to the museum’s holding of works by untrained artists. ... More The Best Photos of the Day Installation view of Hans Arp works, generously gifted by the artist’s estate Stiftung Arp e.V., on display at NGV International. Photo: Jessie Obialor. Ethan Cohen Gallery at the KuBe Art Center opens exhibition of works by eleven artists Gagosian to exhibit major sculptures by Henry Moore in Athens JG.Limited to offer The Meserve Photography Collection, July 23rd Òmó Oba (HRH) Adetomiwa A. Gbadebo, installation view, The KuBe Art Center, Beacon NY. BEACON, NY.- As part of its ongoing mission to promote world-class visual arts programming, Ethan Cohen Gallery at the KuBe Art Center is proud to present Out of Africa: Seminal Works From Contemporary Africa And Its Diaspora. The exhibition will be on view in Beacon, New York at The KuBe Art Center in the Joan Lebold Cohen and Jerome A Cohen Center for Visual Arts. The exhibition is part of the larger Summer School programming at the KuBe Art Center and will be on view from July 19, 2024, as part ... More Henry Moore, Falling Warrior, 1956–57. Bronze. 60 1/4 x 31 7/8 x 24 7/16 in. © The Henry Moore Foundation. Courtesy Gagosian. ATHENS.- Gagosian announced Henry Moore and Greece, organized in collaboration with the Henry Moore Foundation. Opening September 12, it is the first exhibition of the artist’s work in Greece in twenty years. Featuring a selection of work spanning Moore’s career, it illuminates the artist’s fascination with ancient Greek art, which he developed during a trip to Greece in 1951—a few months before his first retrospective at the Tate, London. In his early stone and wood carvings, ... More Original silver print Meserve photograph of Charles Darwin, the British naturalist whose theory of evolution by natural selection was laid out in On the Origin of Species (est. $900-$1,000). DANVERS, MASS.- An extraordinary collection of 450 historic photographs, providing a rare glimpse into the 19th century through iconic and hard-to-find images, will come up for bid in an online-only auction titled Timeless Captures: The Frederick Mill Meserve Photography Auction slated for Tuesday, July 23rd, by JG.Limited. 30-minute extended bidding starts at 8 pm Eastern. Folks can log on now to view the 450-lot ... More Abstract Arp: 24 works by 20th century sculptor Hans Arp make NGV debut Jacqueline de Jong, rediscovered avant-garde artist, dies at 85 Move over, La Guardia and Newark: 18 artists to star at new Kennedy Terminal Installation view of Hans Arp works, generously gifted by the artist’s estate Stiftung Arp e.V., on display at NGV International. Photo: Jessie Obialor. MELBOURNE.- Twenty-four sculptures by influential German-French artist Hans Arp (1886-1966), including twenty-one plasters and three bronzes are now on display at NGV International. This inaugural display celebrates the generous gift of works to the NGV by the artist’s estate, Stiftung Arp e.V., in 2023. From the 1930s, Hans Arp became a pioneer of ‘biomorphic’ abstraction, ... More Jacqueline de Jong, Chemin Perdu de la Chasse Frustrée, 1987. Oil on canvas, 190 x 290 cm. Private collection, London. Courtesy of Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London. Photo: Gert Jan van Rooij. AMSTERDAM.- Jacqueline de Jong, a Dutch artist who was at the forefront of a 1960s avant-garde movement that critiqued postwar capitalism, and who enjoyed a career resurgence in her last decade, died June 29 in Amsterdam. She was 85. Her brother, Philip de Jong, said her death, in a hospital, was caused by liver cancer. De Jong ... More Travelers wait in line at Kennedy Airport in New York, March 20, 2020. (Hiroko Masuike/The New York Times) NEW YORK, NY.- John F. Kennedy International Airport’s new Terminal 6, scheduled to open in 2026, will host installations by 18 contemporary artists hailing from seven countries, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced on Tuesday. The $4.2 billion facility in Queens will showcase the largest number of works of any New York airport by major figures from the United States, including Nina Chanel ... More Exhibition of works by Rirkrit Tiravanija opens on 11 September at the Gropius Bau Shou Sugi Ban sculptures by James Casebere to open at The Archive Gallery At Paint Rock, centuries of Native American artistry Rirkrit Tiravanija, untitled 1995 (bon voyage monsieur ackermann), 1995 © Rirkrit Tiravanija, courtesy: the artist. BERLIN.- The artist Rirkrit Tiravanija has a connection with Germany, and especially with Berlin, that goes back more than 30 years. Rirkrit Tiravanija: DAS GLÜCK IST NICHT IMMER LUSTIG at the Gropius Bau is the first major exhibition to take a closer look at this relationship. Tiravanija’s artistic engagement with Germany, Western exhibition practice and the lived reality and everyday experiences of migrants is full of references to art history and film, offering critical, humorous ... More Casebere will participate in our esteemed Virtual Public Lecture Series, presenting further insight into his artistic practice. Join live on July 23 at 11 AM. Image courtesy of James Casebere's studio. RHINEBECK, NY.- ‘T’ Space will present an installation of new sculptural work by James Casebere. This exhibition will be on view from July 20 – October 13, 2024 at the Archive Gallery, on the ‘T’ Space Reserve: 60 Round Lake Road in Rhinebeck, NY. James Casebere’s work has addressed architecture from the start by building models to photograph. In the late ’80s, and early ‘90’s, Casebere built larger sculptural ... More A freshwater mussel shell uncovered at the Paint Rock dig, which suggests cooking took place there, at the half-mile-long bluff in central Texas. (Dimitri Staszewski/The New York Times) NEW YORK, NY.- Paint Rock, an ancient ceremonial site in Central Texas, is a sort of outdoor gallery of rock art that documents hundreds or even thousands of years of Native American heritage. Spread out over half a mile on a bluff 70 feet above the Concho River, Paint Rock derives its name from the pictographs on the layers of limestone shelves. Using massive flat-faced boulders as canvases, nomadic tribes painted ... More FotoEvidence publishes a limited edition retrospective photo book of Manoocher Deghati's work Worcester Art Museum announces changes to Asian art experience with gallery refresh Zimmerli Chief Curator to retire after more than a decade of engaging exhibitions and inspiring leadership Manoocher Deghati's Eyewitness. MARSEILLAN.- In August 2024 the renowned photojournalist Manoocher Deghati is turning 70. Forty five of those years were spent documenting world events. To celebrate this anniversary FotoEvidence just published a limited edition retrospective photo book- Eyewitness. The photo book is accompnied by a second volume, a biographical novel about Manoocher's life written by Ursula Janssen. Both in English and French. ... More Northern Indian, Writing Cabinet with drop-leaf front, 1700s. painted wood, 29.5 x 45.3 x 31.4 cm, Worcester Art Museum,1989.162. WORCESTER, MASS.- This summer, the Worcester Art Museum will begin a redesign and reimagining of its Gallery of West, South, and Southeast Asian art to better focus on the depth and diversity of art production in these regions spurred on by artistic interactions across cultures. The gallery is set to reopen to the public on July 19th, with additional ... More Gustafson embarked on her career at Rutgers University—New Brunswick in 2006. Photo by Andrew Mitchell. NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ.- The Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University—New Brunswick extends its gratitude and congratulations to Chief Curator Dr. Donna Gustafson, who will retire on Sept. 1, 2024. During her nearly two decades of service to the museum and the university, Gustafson’s forward-thinking contributions to the Zimmerli ... More Clip of "Jean Cocteau: The Juggler’s Revenge" More News The poet who commands a rebel army NEW YORK, NY.- Deep in the sweltering jungles of Myanmar this spring, a rebel commander stood in front of 241 recruits for Day 1 of basic training. The troops — part of a resistance fighting an unpopular military dictatorship — were organized in rows by height, starting at less than 5 feet tall. A spotted dog patrolled the ragged lines before settling in the dirt for a snooze. The commander, Maung Saungkha, has raised an army of 1,000 soldiers. But his background is not military. Instead, he is a poet, one of at least three who are leading rebel forces in Myanmar and inspiring young people to fight on the front lines of the brutal civil war. “In our revolution, we need everyone to join, even poets,” Maung Saungkha said. He amended his statement. “Especially poets,” he added. To his new recruits, though, Maung ... More 10 years after Eric Garner's death, an opera honors his legacy NEW YORK, NY.- In the middle of “The Ritual of Breath Is the Rite to Resist,” an opera about the police killing of Eric Garner, a singer portraying his daughter reflects on his famous final words: “I can’t breathe.” “I can’t let go,” she sings. “I hear his words again and again. A scream in a dream that escapes as a gasp.” A decade after Garner’s death, “Ritual of Breath,” which comes to Lincoln Center’s summer festival on Friday, aims to shine light on Garner’s legacy and the broader problem of police violence in the United States. The opera, composed by Jonathan Berger to a libretto by poet Vievee Francis, focuses on Garner’s daughter, Erica, as she grapples with the pain, guilt and anger she feels over her father’s death. But “Ritual of Breath” also spotlights the stories of other Black people killed by the police, a ... More The Yoda-like mentor behind the masters of tap dance NEW YORK, NY.- As top-shelf tap dancer Michelle Dorrance sees it, “Shift.,” the show that her company is debuting at the Joyce Theater in New York this week, isn’t exactly a tribute to Gene Medler, her foremost teacher and mentor. “It’s not about him, it’s because of him,” she said after a recent rehearsal. “I hope to honor the way he taught us.” The education Dorrance had in mind went way beyond tap. “It’s not just how he inspired us to approach our art form, but the way he thinks about life,” she said. “It’s the community he created and how he charged us to care for each other.” Medler’s pupils tend to talk about him similarly: as a second father, a role model, a joking but Yoda-like guru. The most prominent of them include Dorrance and several members of her company, Dorrance Dance, as well as Jared Grimes, a tap virtuoso whose ... More '40 Years of the Future: Jo McGonigal x Frank Bowling' opens this October at Castlefield Gallery MANCHESTER.- Housed in Castlefield Gallery’s distinct architect-designed interior, this dynamic exhibition will bring together site-specific ‘spatial paintings’ by Jo McGonigal with Sir Frank Bowling’s sculptures as well as large-scale paintings for which he is renowned. Each artist's practice has a highly imaginative and unconventional engagement with pictorial and physical space. As an exhibition 40 Years of the Future: Jo McGonigal x Frank Bowling will explore new ways of thinking about the relationship between painting, sculpture and architecture. In his book Frank Bowling: Sculpture (2022), writer and curator Sam Cornish shares a story of Bowling receiving an invitation from Castlefield Gallery in the 1980s to exhibit his paintings alongside the work of a contemporary sculptor. As a response, Bowling provided the sculptures himself. This ... More 'The Errantries of Sarah Almehairi and Bernhard Buhmann': Duo exhibition to open at Carbon 12 DUBAI.- The recent paintings of Sarah Almehairi and Bernhard Buhmann enact profound re-routings. Through unexpected protrusions and punctures, the artists have initiated progressions in their stories that are, as the philosopher Édouard Glissant describes it, “a poetics of errantry,” both adventurous wanderings and rebellious misdirections. Referencing forms and motifs from within their past works, the artists lure us in with the familiar, only to journey to new discoveries and connections. For Almehairi, this process entails a build-up of layers that may weave and collude, but remain—as the series title states—“off centered.” Inversely, within Buhmann’s latest works, an erasure has occurred, and this removal is at times a wound. Almehairi’s current interest in overlapping appendages amplifies her longstanding awareness that every ... More The SLG announces its upcoming programme for Autumn 2024 and Spring 2025 LONDON.- In Autumn 2024, the South London Gallery will present a new exhibition by Nairy Baghramian. This will be the artist's first major solo show in a London institution in fourteen years, at a time when she is receiving widespread international recognition for her work. Nairy Baghramian's conceptually rigorous work invites viewers to reconsider their sense of self, space, object and site. Particularly in her prime medium of sculpture, the artist employs an extensive repertoire of techniques, materials and forms to address the spatial, architectural, social, political and contextual conditions of contemporary art. Baghramian often combines geometric shapes, organic matter, industrial processes, and gestural procedures to manipulate familiar forms. The resulting abstract yet eminently allusive works subtly explore the connections ... More Ambitious group exhibition exploring how contemporary artists are using textiles in surprising and radical ways LONDON.- Hayward Gallery Touring will present Material Worlds: Contemporary Artists and Textiles, an ambitious group exhibition exploring how contemporary artists are using textiles in surprising and radical ways. Illuminating the diverse roles textiles play in artistic practice, the exhibition brings together artists who take the intimate and domestic quality of textiles and transform them into theatrical, bold, unsettling and humorous artworks that inspire, challenge and offer new ways of thinking. Sitting at the heart of the Southbank Centre, the nation’s engine of creativity, Hayward Gallery Touring aims to create cultural experiences with a bold and imaginative touring programme across the UK. Following in the footsteps ... More Lawrence Weiner, TRACCE / TRACES - The film - now available online ROME.- Starting from today the film originated from the exhibition TRACCE / TRACES by American artist Lawrence Weiner is available online. The exhibition took place in the summer of 2020, thanks to a series of aerial banners along the coast, from Ladispoli to Anzio. Produced by MACRO, TRACCE / TRACES was the first solo show by an artist ever presented in the sky that showed a different work every day, from 16 to 25 August 2020, along the coastline most popular with Romans, offering each viewer the possibility – unexpected, for most – of coming into contact with works of art outside the context in which they are usually displayed and observed. In the film the interpretations and reactions of the public join the artist’s voice and the documentation of the exhibition, articulated through the day to day apparitions of this unique ... More The Thomas Cole National Historic Site announces "Alan Michelson: Prophetstown" CATSKILL, NY .- The Thomas Cole National Historic Site announced today that a new exhibition titled “ALAN MICHELSON: Prophetstown” – a solo exhibition of work by the acclaimed artist Alan Michelson (Mohawk member of Six Nations of the Grand River) – will open on Saturday, July 20, as part of Upstate Art Weekend, and run through December 1, 2024, at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site in Catskill, NY. “ALAN MICHELSON: Prophetstown” is a site- responsive solo exhibition presented throughout Thomas Cole’s 19th-century home and grounds. Addressing, from an Indigenous perspective, history, landscape, ecology and their many intersections, the exhibition includes a room-size installation of Prophetstown (2012) as well as other video and mixed media works installed in conversation with the historic house, collections, ... More PhotoGalleries Gabriele Münter TARWUK Awol Erizku Leo Villareal Flashback On a day like today, German-American painter and caricaturist Lyonel Feininger was born July 17, 1871. Lyonel Charles Feininger (July 17, 1871 - January 13, 1956) was a German-American painter, and a leading exponent of Expressionism. He also worked as a caricaturist and comic strip artist. In this image: Hellmut Seemann president of the foundation "Weimarer Klassik", right, talks with William Timken, US ambassador to Germany, left, about drawings of artist Lyonel Feininger after the opening of the "Feininger" exhibition at the Bauhaus museum in Weimar, eastern Germany, Saturday, Feb. 18, 2006. © 1996 - 2024 Founder: Ignacio Villarreal (1941 - 2019) Editor & Publisher: Jose Villarreal Art Director: Juan José Sepúlveda Ramírez Writer: Ofelia Zurbia Betancourt

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