Nashville, Tennessee.- The Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery is pleased to present “Polar Probings: Sculpture by Gabriel Warren”. A reception and gallery talk will take place in the Fine Arts Gallery on Thursday, October 13th with the reception held from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., and the gallery talk given at 6:00 p.m. The exhibition will [...]
With this painting, De Nieuwe Kerk is initiating a new tradition. Every year, it will be displaying a religious masterpiece from a museum or private collection. It will ask the director of a major international museum to choose his or her favourite religious painting or object, a masterpiece that may be related to any world [...]
Over 60 million buffalo once roamed the American plains. One 19th-century traveler noted that “the plains were black and appeared as in motion.” The majority of the artists who worked for Currier & Ives never visited the Great Plains and had to rely on written accounts of the appearance of buffalo to create their designs. [...]
Frankfurt, Germany.- Frankfurt’s Städel Museum presents Max Beckmann’s condensed late work against the background of the last years of his life and his artistic production in the USA in a major special exhibition starting on October 7th and remaining on view until January 2012. With more than 110 exhibits, including fifty paintings as well as [...]
The Zee Stone Gallery is proud to present “Abstract Landscapes”, an exhibition of stunning lacquer paintings by Liu Zhen, a Shanghai-based artist. He loves natural landscapes and also has a strong interest in ancient Chinese culture, in particular the surface texture of antique objects and old walls, and Chinese seal carving. These two sources of [...]
COPENHAGEN.- They caused an outrage when they appeared. Today they rank among the most reproduced, popular and priceless artists in the world. Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro, Rodin, van Gogh, Cézanne, Braque. They can all be seen at Arken Museum of Modern Art. Arken presents the fine collection of French Impressionists and Postimpressionists from The Israel [...]
NEW YORK, NY.- Beginning March 17 through 17 April, DC Moore Gallery presents Mark Greenwold Secret Storm: Paintings 1967-1975. This provocative exhibition brings together, for the first time, controversial early paintings made between 1967 and 1975, as well as watercolors and drawings from the period. A catalog including an interview with the artist by Alexi [...]
Gene shapiro, president of the company is confident that this sale will attract many buyers due to the success of our lase several auctions, we have been very fortunate to get numerous inquiries about consigining with us. Especially from private collectors. This has allowed us access to many high quality works, which are fresh to [...]
DRESDEN, GERMANY – A modern wedge of glass, concrete and steel rips through a 135-year-old former armory building for the armies of Kaiser Wilhelm I, its silvery shimmer and stark lines contrasting sharply with the neoclassical building that it now bisects. American architect Daniel Libeskind knew when he won the bid to redesign Dresden’s Museum [...]
On 31st January through 25 April, 2010 the Ahlen Art Museum will be presenting in this display the actual developments, contextual significance, and abnormally the aesthetic reflections of the affair ‘bathing.’ In the exhibit, 140 works by 90 artists will be presented, including Pierre Bonnard, Louise Bourgeois, Gustave Caillebotte, William N. Copley, Gregory Crewdson, Edgar [...]