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Surface. Samuel Ross Will Lead the Next London Design Biennale, and Other News – SURFACE. 19 de marzo de 2024 04:03. artistic, artist, art, historic, history, museum, curator, exhibit, sculptures, sculpture.

Samuel Ross has been named artistic director of the London Design Biennale’s fifth edition, scheduled for June 5–29, 2025. The British designer and founder of SR_A SR_A was tasked with selecting the event’s theme and landed on “Surface Reflections,” which promises to explore how internal and external experiences fuel our ideas and how revelations and personal histories inform who we are.  He’ll also debut large-scale sculptural works in the courtyard at Somerset House, marking his first U.K. installation. “London’s consistent spirit of experimentation and palpable artist culture remains a fresh forum for global thinking,” Ross says, also noting his eagerness to “fuel a spirit of experimentation” and “blur the edges of where design meets art.” In other people news, Pierre Yovanovitch Group has acquired the historic French manufacturer d’Argentat and its subsidiary Ecart International, founded by the legendary Andrée Putman. The move allows the French interior designer’s business to vertically integrate manufacturing and develop historic French design on an international scale. Elizabeth C. Babcock has been named the new founding director of the forthcoming Smithsonian American Women

EuropaPress. El único bodegón firmado y fechado de Zurbarán ya cuelga en las salas del Museo del Prado por tres meses . 19 de marzo de 2024 02:02. museo, expone, museum, pintura, exhibición, historia, pintor, exposición.

El Museo del Prado expone en la sala 10 A, hasta el próximo 30 de junio, 'Bodegón con cidras, naranjas y rosa', la única naturaleza muerta firmada y fechada de Zurbarán, procedente del Norton Simon Museum. Esta pieza estará en compañía de otras obras de Zurbarán pertenecientes a varios géneros diferentes, y fechadas en épocas variadas de su carrera. Por ejemplo, en esa misma sala, en frente del bodegón, se encuentra la pintura 'San Francisco de Paula', adquirida recientemente por la pinacoteca. De hecho, será la primera vez que esta pintura del santo hecha por Zurbarán sea exhibida al público, puesto que fue descubierta en el año 1998 y había permanecido en una colección particular hasta hace dos años, cuando pasó al Prado y ha sido puesta a punto para su exhibición. Tal y como ha explicado el director de la pinacoteca, Miguel Falomir, los préstamos del Norton Museum no son muy habituales -abrieron hace relativamente poco su política de cesión de obras- y el acuerdo alcanzado conllevará también el préstamo de una obra del museo a esta institución: el retrato de 'La reina Mariana de Austria' hecho por Velázquez. Este préstamo será a partir de otoño y también por [...]

EuropaPress. La Fundación DACER inaugura este martes en Madrid la exposición 'El Arte de la Recuperación' . 19 de marzo de 2024 02:02. exposición, arte, artistas, pintor, artística, pintores.

   La Fundación DACER, institución sin ánimo de lucro que lucha por mejorar la calidad de vida de personas que han sufrido un daño cerebral y la de sus familias, inaugurará este martes en Madrid la exposición 'El Arte de la Recuperación', puesta en marcha con la colaboración de la Fundación PONS.    es'El Arte de la Recuperación' la primera exposición del proyecto 'InegrARTE' de la Fundación DACER y se verá la luz en la sede de la Fundación PONS a partir de las 19.30 horas. Posteriormente, estará a disposición del público entre el 20 y el 27 de marzo en ese y toda la recaudación se destinará a proporcionar ayudas de neurorrehabilitación a menores con lesión neurológica.    Según indicó la Fundación DACER, esta muestra cuenta con 37 obras realizadas en óleo sobre bastidor y sobre lienzo, inspiradas en cuadros conocidos, pero también en paisajes o fotos, y en las que han participado ocho artistas amateurs y Pedro Martín, pintor y responsable de la parte artística del proyecto.    'IntegrArte' es un proyecto de neurorrehabilitación a través del arte puesto en marcha por DACER y Fundación DACER en 2016 por el cual personas con daño cerebral tienen la oportunidad de trabajar sus dificul

Hyperallergic. Styling Identities: Hair’s Tangled Histories. 19 de marzo de 2024 01:03. art, history, museum, curators, exhibition, heritage, artist, paintings.

Hair is community. Hair is power. Hair is an integral part of us, something personal and intimate but also one of the most visible ways we express our identity. We use it to reinvent or disguise ourselves, to assimilate to trends, to rebel against rules and expectations, and to make social or political statements. But hair is more than symbolic; it is an integral part of the universal human experience. Its DNA links us to our ancestors and propels us forward. We keep hair as a token of love and remembrance — a child’s first haircut or strands of a loved one’s hair. Throughout human history, hair has been both a subject and medium in art. Styling Identities: Hair’s Tangled Histories aims to address what hair means to us — our staff, our museum, and our Hartford community. It is drawn from across museum levels and departments and organized by a team of curators passionate about hair. This exhibition is sponsored by the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, Anonymous Sponsor, The Edward C. & Ann T. Roberts Foundation, the Henkel Corporation, and the Travelers Companies, Inc. Turkey’s narrative surrounding “the world’s oldest bread” raises questions about how archaeological heritage i

Hyperallergic. The Lingering Shadow of Portuguese Colonization. 19 de marzo de 2024 01:02. art, artist, exhibition, museum, history, sculpture, curator, heritage, curators, paintings.

“What mutual lines of struggle, companionship, if any, existed amid centuries of abject dispossession?” artist Suneil Sanzgiri asks in the essay “On World-Making amid Contradiction and Crisis” (2023). The essay accompanies the exhibition Here the Earth Grows Gold at the Brooklyn Museum, which attempts to find those lines and join them. The connection is tender but also political, anti-colonial, and often violent. Growing up in the western Indian state of Goa in the 1940s, the artist’s father, Shashi Sanzgiri, watched soldiers from Angola and Mozambique reluctantly police his community under Portuguese colonization. The young boy and the soldiers, the younger Sanzgiri notes in the essay, shared little except for the terrorizing oppression of a common colonizer.  In his looped video installation, “My Memory Is Again in the Way of Your History” (2023), Sanzgiri borrows a line from the Kashmiri-American poet Agha Shahid Ali: “Your history gets in the way of my memory.” In the video, the words appear in white lettering on a red banner that sways against an unnamed sky, amidst an unknown sea untouched by borders.  In “Two Refusals (Would We Recognize Ourselves Unbroken?)” (2023), the two

Hyperallergic. Memories of East Germany’s Bygone Era of International Solidarity. 19 de marzo de 2024 01:02. art, artist, history, exhibition, museum, heritage, curators, paintings.

Berlin’s art institutions are scrambling lately to respond to protests over Germany’s response to the war between Israel and Palestine. Most notably, activists interrupted a performance by Cuban artist Tania Bruguera at Hamburger Bahnhof, which centered on volunteers reading Hannah Arendt’s influential book, The Origin of Totalitarianism (1951), from which I also read an excerpt. The protest raised the question of whether art institutions are providing suitable platforms to draw viewers’ attention to the ways in which dissenting opinions are being silenced, in Germany and beyond. It also revealed Berlin’s central place in the history of conflicting ideologies. In the tense climate, often with no space for dialogue, Berlin’s Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW) presents a richly conversant exhibition, Echoes of the Brother Countries. Delving into East Germany’s Cold War ties to countries such as Mozambique, Cuba, Syria, and Vietnam, it asks what traces of past socioeconomic realities — stories of exclusion, racism and injustice, but also of genuine solidarity and interconnection — are contained in this strand of Germany’s often forgotten yet recent past.  Of the ambitious exhibition, wh

Hyperallergic. The Extraordinary Story of Black Librarian Belle da Costa Greene. 19 de marzo de 2024 01:02. art, museum, exhibition, history, curator, artistic, artist, heritage, curators, paintings.

In a centenary celebration of its expansion into a public institution, the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City will present an exhibition dedicated to its most essential representative and inaugural director, Belle da Costa Greene. Born in 1879, Greene was known for her deft and vivacious commentary, fierce negotiation skills, and a personal life shrouded in secrecy as a White-passing Black woman maneuvering through segregated America. Opening this coming October and on view until May 2025, Belle da Costa Greene: A Librarian’s Legacy examines the scholar’s personal and professional life, including her work developing the financier J. Pierpont Morgan’s collection of rare and pre-16th-century books and prints through archival documents, correspondence, and educational history. Erica Ciallela, the exhibition project curator at the Morgan, told Hyperallergic that she learned a lot about Greene as a person while processing the librarian’s papers in preparation for the show. “What at first seemed to be simply correspondence tied to the library turned out to be so much more,” Ciallela said, explaining how Greene’s business-related letters often expanded on her relationship to the r

Hyperallergic. Was Robert Rauschenberg’s Venice Biennale Victory Rigged?. 19 de marzo de 2024 01:02. art, exhibition, curator, history, museum, paintings, exhibited, curators, artist, heritage.

A new documentary delves into the scandals that plagued the 1964 Venice Biennale, where Robert Rauschenberg became the first American to earn the Golden Lion grand prize amid allegations of a rigged jury. Critic and director Amei Wallach’s film Taking Venice (2023) delves into the sensationalized victory, illuminating the United States government’s obsession with its international image; the mid-century art world that launched the careers of artists such as Roy Lichtenstein, Jasper Johns, and Andy Warhol; and the ultimate triumph of Pop art at the eurocentric Venice Biennale. The film will screen for the public at New York’s IFC Center on May 17 and at Laemmle Theaters in Los Angeles on May 24. As Taking Venice recounts it, Rauschenberg’s win solidified the US as the center of the art market, and Europeans were not happy. Newspaper headlines flash throughout the film, bearing declarations that the Americans were “colonizing Europe,” among other claims. The film includes interviews with six people who were present at the exhibition — three artists, two writers, and curator and Washington insider Alice Denney, the former vice commissioner of the US pavilion whose husband served as de

Hyperallergic. Our Mid-March Picks of New York City Art Shows. 19 de marzo de 2024 01:02. art, history, exhibition, painting, curator, paintings, sculpture, curated, artist, museum, heritage, curators.

The major spring show on many of our radars may be the Whitney Biennial, but don’t forget that great art can be found all over the city! Whether you’re in the mood for traditional Zen Buddhist art from Japan, a sculptor whose work reveals what he did and didn’t do, or an animal kingdom’s worth of drawings by a pioneering conceptualist, the shows below are some of our favorites. You can even see works from the impressive Black art collections of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys, complete with an accompanying soundscape. Many of these are quiet, even meditative shows, but each one is a powerhouse in its own right. —Natalie Haddad, Reviews Editor This exhibition focuses on the collection of Alice Yelen Gitter and Kurt Gitter, two American collectors who appreciated the work of leading artists of this important genre of Japanese art. Among these artists is Hakuin Ekaku, considered one of the most influential figures in Japanese Zen Buddhism and its related painting, called zenga, which is often connected to the larger tradition of the Japanese tea ceremony. Curator Yukio Lippit cites “Two Blind Men Crossing a Log Bridge” (18th century) as one of the best known zenga works [...]

Hyperallergic. Brian Johnson – Hyperallergic. 19 de marzo de 2024 01:02. art, history, curators, museum.

I hear students and friends alike ask where are our books and documentation? Where can I see our Native American design history? Organized by a team of curators passionate about hair, this show at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Connecticut recognizes that everyone has a hair story to tell. Hyperallergic is a forum for serious, playful, and radical thinking about art in the world today. Founded in 2009, Hyperallergic is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York.

Hyperallergic. Designing a History of Indigenous Graphic Artists. 19 de marzo de 2024 01:02. art, history, museum, curators, exhibition, artist, heritage, paintings.

Last year I was asked to give a lecture on Indigenous design history for Poster House in New York City. Afterwards, the museum curators asked if I would like to create an exhibition about Indigenous-designed posters. That led me on a search for documentation and scholarship on Indigenous print and graphic design. History books, timelines, and collections can be limiting in their often narrow viewpoints. As many people currently grapple with what it means to be racially and culturally aware and not to appropriate from other cultures, it is vital that BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) scholarship is visible. As a people who have been subject to colonization, subjugation, and attempted erasure, too many histories of Indigenous, Native American, and First Nations people are lacking, especially in design. The scene from Reservation Dogs, which aired on Hulu, a major, internationally distributed streaming service, presents a relatable moment in contemporary Native American life on an Oklahoma reservation. It carries parts of ourselves we can see, reference, and sing to. Right there on Bear’s wall were posters I was able to already know and recognize. It makes me hopeful that we

ArtNet. Here Are the 15 Most Searched Artists in 2023. 19 de marzo de 2024 00:05. paints, art.

This article is part of the Artnet Intelligence Report Year Ahead 2024. Through in-depth analysis of last year’s market performance, the new edition paints a data-driven picture of the art world today, from the latest auction results to the artists and artworks leading the conversation.

ArtNet. This $5 Million Civil War-Era Stamp Could Smash an Auction Record. 19 de marzo de 2024 00:05. history, art.

Gross’s version has a long auction history. According to the New York Times, it went for $90,000 in 1977 and then $418,000 in 1986, when it was purchased by Robert Zoellner. It was sold again in 1998 for $935,000, when Gross acquired it.

ArtNet. Lubaina Himid on Creating a Memorial to all the ‘Aunties’ in Her Life. 19 de marzo de 2024 00:05. artist, art.

"Make Do and Mend" at the Contemporary Austin is the British artist's first solo show in the American South. The leading international fair dedicated to contemporary African art saw a record number of exhibitors this year. The British artist's first major U.K. retrospective is on view at Tate Britain through August 20.

ArtNet. Lubaina Himid on Creating a Memorial to all the ‘Aunties’ in Her Life. 19 de marzo de 2024 00:05. artist, exhibition, museum, historic, sculpture, art, paintings, museums, history, curator, painting, paint, monuments.

"Make Do and Mend" at the Contemporary Austin is the British artist's first solo show in the American South. On the top floor of a solo exhibition by Lubaina Himid in Austin, Texas, stands more than six dozen women, all around three metres tall. Despite their noticeably different styles, the women aren’t wearing clothes, nor do they have faces or discernible body parts—this is because they’re actually 64 individually painted, narrow wooden planks made of pieces of found wooden objects that she has strategically put together. Himid calls them “aunties.” Lubaina Himid, Aunties (2023). Installation view, Lubaina Himid: Make Do and Mend, The Contemporary Austin – Jones Center on Congress Avenue, 2024. Artwork © Lubaina Himid. Courtesy the artist and Hollybush Gardens, London. Image courtesy the Contemporary Austin. Photograph by Alex Boeschenstein. The Aunties (2023) is one of two bodies of work currently on show at the Contemporary Austin, a museum which comprises the historic Jones Center in downtown Austin and Laguna Gloria, a fourteen-acre sculpture park. At the Jones Center is the Turner Prize winner’s first solo show in the American South—”Make Do and Mend” will run until July be

ARTNews. New Banksy Discovered—And More. 19 de marzo de 2024 00:03. paint, artist, art, exhibition, museum, heritage, exhibited, historic, history, curator.

BELIEVED BANKSY DISCOVERY. Experts say evidence very strongly suggests a large new Banksy mural appeared overnight on Sunday near Finsbury Park in London. Just in time for Saint Patrick’s Day, the mural celebrates nature, with sprayed green paint on a building wall, applied so that it seems to replace the missing foliage on a bare tree standing in front of the mural, which has been zealously trimmed down to its lower branches. A woman holding a pressure hose and covered in green paint looks up at the work from below. While awaiting the artist’s authentication, locals are already bracing, mostly happily, for the so-called “Banksy-effect” in their neighborhood. HONG KONG EXODUS. Art Basel Hong Kong opens later this month, but a cloud of concern over Beijing-backed censorship of local artists is overshadowing the city’s status as an international art hub. An exhibition opening in Brussels today highlights the practices of several artists who say they are not safe or free to express themselves in Hong Kong, forcing them to emigrate. Artists are reportedly leaving the territory amid calls for a boycott over the government censorship, which many fear will increase after a new national se

ARTNews. Banksy Confirms He Made Tree Mural in North London. 19 de marzo de 2024 00:03. paint, art, artist, painting.

The mural features a life-size image of a woman with a pressure washer. She is shown spraying bright green paint that forms a pattern that resembles leaves that would appear on a real tree before the wall. James Peak, the super-fan behind the BBC Radio 4 podcast The Banksy Story, said the mural had all the “right techniques” of the artist’s work, with “an interesting and an easy-to-understand message” and a clever location. “If it isn’t Banksy, it’s an amazing copycat,” he told BBC Radio 4 Today. That artwork shows a posh young schoolboy spray-painting the phrase “Ghetto 4 Life” while a butler holds a tray of spray cans. It was removed from the Melrose building at 651 Elton Avenue on February 26 as part of the structure’s demolition for the future construction of a charter school. It was painted as part of the street artist’s “Better Out Than In” residency in the city in October 2013.

On February 13, a major show of textile art, titled “Unravel: the Power and Politics of Textiles in Art,” opened at the Barbican; less than two weeks later, artists and collectors began pulling their works from the show in solidarity with Misha and Palestine.

ARTNews. Denver Art Museum Returns Vietnamese Artifact Tied to Donor. 19 de marzo de 2024 00:03. art, museum, exhibition.

The bronze dagger, dated between 300 BCE and 200 CE, is believed to have been produced in the former Dong Son region in the country’s north. Its return is connected to an ongoing probe by US and foreign officials into works held in the Colorado museum’s collection that have ties to Emma C. Bunker, an art historian who died in 2021 and who had sat on the museum’s board. Bunker’s donation of artifacts to the museum and funding of one of its exhibition spaces came under scrutiny after she was found to have sourced acquisitions of artworks from Douglas Latchford, dealer who specialized in and sold Southeast Asian artifacts and was under investigation for forging the provenance of several works at the time of his death in 2020. Bunker, the daughter of a former US ambassador to Vietnam, was among one of Latchford’s consistent buyers, and she established an acquisitions fund at the DAM that helped to set up its Asian art galleries. The museum cut ties with the donor last August, removing her name from a gallery and ending that acquisition fund. The museum officially deaccessioned the group of objects in March 2023, undergoing efforts to further research them [...]

ARTNews. Letter: Warhol Museum Director's Departure Not Precipitated by Scandal. 19 de marzo de 2024 00:03. museum, museums, art.

I can assert without qualification that this is the not case. Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, of which The Warhol is an integral part, stands behind Patrick’s vision for The Pop District as well as his seven-year leadership of The Warhol overall. We see The Pop District as defining a highly original but also replicable pathway for arts and cultural institutions seeking to serve as transformational catalysts in their communities. These facts could have been clarified had staff from ARTnews reached out to anyone at the museum for comment rather than relying on anonymous sources quoted in other publications.

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