The non-selling show, called Eye Contact: An Invitation to the Pinault Collection, is set to run from 22 January to 28 March, coinciding with the art world's migration to Los Angeles for the annual Frieze fair starting on 20 February.
A double-sided portrait by the folk portraitist Ammi Phillips from around 1815, found in a storage unit in California before being submitted to Christieâs via its public website, is a highlight of its Important Americana auction on 24 January (est $40,000-$80,000).
In 2002, then Vancouver mayor Philip Owen issued a civic proclamation to designate 3 November as âJoe Average Dayâ, acknowledging his efforts to fight homophobia and assist Aids charities such as A Loving Spoonful.
Pippa Shirley, a member of the reviewing committee, says: âThe panels have much to tell us about links between artistic workshops and practices, the trade in precious materials, patronage and taste, not to mention the connection to the highly significant Fairhaven collections.
Depending on who you ask, the memorial complex is either a bad idea, an ugly thing, pushed through by well-meaning but incompetent (and mainly non-Jewish) politicians, who talk in bromides about British values and âthe need to fight hatred and prejudice in all its forms,â or a powerful new landmark, a venue for difficult conversations about the Holocaust and the current climate of antisemitism, catalyzed by the war in the Middle East.
Years in the making and 300,000 square feet in scale, the museum has been steadily acquiring top-dollar artworks, including a Frida Kahlo self-portrait, a Robert Colescott painting of George Washington, and archives related to Black cinema and Judith F. Bacaâs Great Wall of Los Angeles.
The collection was littered with homages and references to Rudi Gernreichâs topless monokini, Alexander McQueenâs ultra-low-rise âbumsters,â Azzedine AlaĂŻaâs jewel-tone hoods, aughts-era graphic slogan tees, Jean-Paul Gaultierâs bandage bodysuit from the 1997 film The Fifth Element, and Barbieâs stiff tall ponytail.
Where there will be room for improvement is in the middle market, where current geo-political issues, the slowing down of Asian engagement and the tightening of belts in Europe has led to a softening of prices and lower sell-through rates of the day sales at the major auction houses.
There, a young real-estate agent named Thomas Hutter (played by Nicholas Hoult) is dispatched by his boss, Herr Knock (Simon McBurney), to a castle in Transylvania, to conclude the sale of a decrepit manor in Wisburg to the mysterious, reclusive Count Orlok.
Audrey Azoulay, the director general of Unesco, adds in a statement: "In times of war, international solidarity is crucial to protect threatened cultural heritage.
President Joe Biden recently announced the establishment of a new national monument acknowledging the history of the residential school system, which oppressed thousands of Indigenous children and their families during the course of more than 150 years.
When I first saw the movie, two decades ago, the menâs quest for power felt not unfamiliar to me, from the blocks I knew growing up and the people who populated them, hustling against odds that were sometimes as small as a summer storm and other times as vast as an ocean of neon-blue police lights.
For a recent show about Chinaâs Bronze Age, the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco invited a group of Bay Area content creators who specialise in textile and costume design for a private tour with the exhibitionâs curator.
But then the corporation wins and you wonât get a whole car ride to listen to the new Sabrina Carpenter album with your bestie and dissect which song is about Camila Cabello having an affair with her ex.
In regards to the how technology, online sales, and the blockchain is and will continue to transform the art market, Sun talked about the significance of transparency around ownership and transactions, and the potential impact that could have on across the industry which notoriously lacks regulation.
I call on my peers, collaborators, and allies in the artworld to join me in holding our institutions accountable, creating physical and virtual spaces that genuinely uphold diversity, and ensuring that the principles of justice and inclusion are not mere rhetoric but lived realities.
âIf I feel depressed and I need to redirect, acrylics are going to be good because itâs longer termâacrylic is a paint you can go to and do some work on to self-regulate,â says the retired army special operations major David Potter, a 28-year veteran who served missions in Iraq, Afghanistan and Africa.
