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Women in the Art World
By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 05/26/15 4:00 pm
The June 2015 issue of ARTnews explores the position of women in the
arts today by looking at current statistics, asking artists of several
generations to respond to those figures, and analyzing the stereotypes
that women encounter in the art world Read More
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Untitled, 1997.COURTESY THE ARTIST AND GAGOSIAN GALLERY
Gagosian Plans Third London Gallery, Bringing Total to 15
By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/05/15 6:27 pm
Larry Gagosian just cannot stop opening galleries. Earlier this year he
said he was on the hunt for a third London space, and today The New York
Times reported that he has found it, an 18,000-square-foot gallery in
the city’s tony … Read More
News The Talent
Kelly Baum. COURTESY PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
The Met Names Kelly Baum Curator of Postwar and Contemporary Art
By Hannah Ghorashi Posted 06/05/15 4:16 pm
Director and CEO of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Thomas P. Campbell
announced today that Kelly Baum has been named curator of postwar and
contemporary art in the museum’s contemporary art department. Baum,
who has served as curator of modern … Read More
Art of the City
Carmen Herrera in her New York studio.JASON SCHMIDT/COURTESY LISSON GALLERY
‘Don’t Be Intimidated About Anything’: Carmen Herrera at 100
By Andrew Russeth Posted 06/05/15 3:59 pm
One afternoon in late April, the artist Carmen Herrera was sitting in
her apartment and studio a few blocks north of Union Square recalling
the frequent visits she would make to the Whitney Museum of Art some
70 years ago, … Read More
Artists News
Installation view of "The City Is a Garden."COURTESY 303 GALLERY, NEW YORK
Lo-Fi Pop Glamor: Kim Gordon on Her New Show at 303 Gallery
By Alex Greenberger Posted 06/05/15 2:14 pm
For someone who, in her recent memoir, asked why Lana Del Rey doesn’t “just
off herself,” Kim Gordon is surprisingly soft-spoken, though some of
the bad-girl persona that you might expect from the front woman of Sonic
Youth remains intact. … Read More
Pictures at an Exhibition
Roberto Gómez, 'What Happens When Nothing Happens,' 2015, installation
view. COURTESY THE ARTIST AND LOCUST PROJECTS
‘Roberto Gómez: What Happens When Nothing Happens’ at Locust Projects
By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/05/15 1:51 pm
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every
weekday.Today’s show: “Roberto Gómez: What Happens When Nothing
Happens” is currently on view at Locust Projects in Miami. The
site-specific exhibition presents cloth-like objects hanging from
clothesline, constructed with
layers of latex paint found at local … Read More
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Two Museums Enter Public Bet Over NBA Final
By Hannah Ghorashi Posted 06/05/15 12:58 pm
Sports wagers seem to be en vogue with museums across the country. In
February, the Clark Art Institute in Massachusetts won a three-month loan
of Albert Bierstadt’s 1870 painting Puget Sound on the Pacific Coast from
Seattle Art Museum after betting on … Read More
News
Tour Montparnasse, in Paris. COURTESY WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
Morning Links: World’s Most Hated Buildings Edition
By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/05/15 9:43 am
The first show at the Pinacothèque de Paris’s new outpost in Singapore is
called “The Myth of Cleopatra.” [The Art Newspaper]Dasha Zhukova’s Garage
Museum opens in Gorky Park to invited guests on June 10, in a Soviet-era
pavilion. [The Art … Read More
News
Robert Irwin, Untitled (Acrylic Column), 1969–2011.COURTESY THE ARTIST AND THE PACE GALLERY
Robert Irwin Catalogue Raisonné Is In The Works, With Marianne Stockebrand as Editor
By Andrew Russeth Posted 06/04/15 5:26 pm
It’s shaping up to be a very nice June for artist Robert Irwin, and
lovers of his difficult-to-categorize work, which conjures sublime,
subtle visual experiences with an impressive economy of materials.
Dia:Beacon, the museum the artist helped design in Beacon, New … Read More
Pictures at an Exhibition
Ian Wallace, 'Meta Masculin/Féminin,' 2015, installation view. COURTESY
THE ARTIST AND JESSICA SILVERMAN GALLERY
‘Ian Wallace: Meta Masculin/Féminin’ at Jessica Silverman Gallery
By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/04/15 12:18 pm
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.
Today’s show: “Ian Wallace:Meta Masculin/Féminin” is currently on view at
Jessica Silverman Gallery in San Francisco until June 20. The exhibition
presents works from several series that, according to the … Read More
Market News
The handwritten note from J.R.R. Tolkien written in Evlish included with
the book. SOTHEBY's
First Edition of ‘The Hobbit’ Sells for Record Price at Sotheby’s London
By John Chiaverina Posted 06/04/15 12:10 pm
A 1937 first edition of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit broke a new auction record
today at Sotheby’s in London, fetching a world record price of £137,000, o
r about $210,500.Today’s result usurps the previous auction record for The
Hobbit quite substantially; … Read More
News
Chris Ofili's The Holy Virgin Mary, 1996. COURTESY SAATCHI GALLERY
Morning Links: YBA Edition
By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/04/15 9:43 am
Due to public objection, the Frick Collection will not be renovating.
[The New York Times]A former assistant of artist Dale Chihuly’s stole
over $3 million in glass works from a warehouse in Tacoma, Washington
over a year ago. The theft … Read More
Pictures at an Exhibition
Paul Winstanley, Art School 31, 2013, oil on panel.COURTESY THE ARTIST
AND MITCHELL-INNES & NASH
‘Paul Winstanley’ at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
By The Editors of ARTnews Posted 06/03/15 4:41 pm
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.
Today’s show: “Paul Winstanley” opens tomorrow at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
gallery, showing some 10 paintings from the British artist’s ongoing
series “Art School.” Winstanley photographed empty art schools throughout
England, Scotland, … Read More
News The Talent
Maja Hoffmann. COURTESY MAVA FOUNDATION
Swiss Institute Elects Maja Hoffmann as New Board Chair, Effective June 2016
By Hannah Ghorashi Posted 06/03/15 4:36 pm
The Swiss Institute’s board of trustees has announced their election of Maja
Hoffmann as board chair. Hoffmann, a supporter of the institute since 2008,
will assume her new role in June 2016, replacing Fabienne Abrecht, a longtime
trustee who chaired … Read More
News The Talent
Rebecca R. Hart. COURTESY DENVER ART MUSEUM AND LISA SPINDLER PHOTOGRAPHY
Denver Art Museum Appoints Rebecca R. Hart as Modern and Contemporary Art Curator
By Hannah Ghorashi Posted 06/03/15 4:27 pm
Denver Art Museum has appointed Rebecca R. Hart as the Polly and Mark Addison curator
r of modern and contemporary art. Hart has served as curator of contemporary art
at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) for the past decade, and … Read More
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Women in the Art World: A Special Issue
Judith Leyster's The Jolly Toper was called a Frans Hal until the
discovery of her typical signature, “J,” and the date 1629,
in upper right center. VIA WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
A banner for Women's Lib could be Artemisia Gentileschi's Judith Beheading
Holofernes, one of this Roman painter's favorite subject. This version dates ca.
1614–20, shortly after the scandal of her alleged promiscuous relations
with her teacher. VIA WIKIPEDIA
Alex Katz. "Sunset 1," 2008. Oil on linen, 108 x 84 inches.©
Alex Katz/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY/Collection of the artist.
Eduardo Paolozzi, Memory Core Units from Moonstrips Empire News Volume 1,
\ 1967, Screenprint. © THE TRUSTEES OF THE PAOLOZZI FOUNDATION
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Disharmony of Our Planet Shown Through Yin Yang Illustrations
Disharmony of Our Planet Shown Through Yin Yang Illustrations
on June 5, 2015 by Paul Caridad
In Chinese philosophy the yin yang represents the complementary nature of all things. Light and
dark are not opposing forces, rather interconnected and necessary to maintain harmony.
Creative Director Dalip Singh uses this motif to design in depth illustrations of the
Earth. The images show the dual forces of destruction and nature’s beauty at the same
time. The illustrations feature the elements Land, Water, and Air. The light side of
the yin yang is clinging for survival as the darkness covers the majority of the
image, showing the horribly skewed imbalance of the
e Earth that humans have
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