Galerie Lelong & Co. is pleased to announce Jaume Plensa’s participation in the 13th Mercosul Biennial, curated by Marcello Dantas which will take place from September 15 to November 20, 2022, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. This 13th edition theme “Trauma, Dream, Escape” recognizes the notion of trauma – be it personal or…
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A new and striking commission from artist Monira Al Qadiri is unveiled on the Southbank Centre’s iconic Riverside Terrace, launching the second year of a three-year commissioning partnership with the Bagri Foundation. Monira’s iridescent sculpture Devonian, which portrays the exploitation of nature and fragility of our reliance on fossil fuels, continues this year’s programme of…
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Los Angeles – Pace is pleased to present an exhibition of work by American sculptor Tony Smith, who imbued minimalist structures with spiritual import, at its new West Coast flagship in Los Angeles. Marking the gallery’s second presentation at its recently opened space, the show will run from June 4…
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CHARLOTTE, NC – AURUM, an outdoor sculpture by artist Ivan Toth Depeña, is the centerpiece of Vantage South End, a just-completed mixed-use office, restaurant and retail destination and public park developed by the Spectrum Companies. Evoking themes of nature and shelter, the shade-giving sculpture includes six, 16-foot-wide aluminum composite canopies on 18-foot-high…
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London – A hauntingly beautiful, perfectly preserved 3,000-year-old Mycenean terracotta Kourotrophos stars in a wonderful collection of early Greek artefacts to be offered at Bonhams Antiquities sale in London on Thursday 7 July. Extremely rare, the figure is estimated at £3,000-5,000. Bonhams Antiquities consultant, Joanna van der Lande, said: “Kourotrophos was a term applied to any…
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A grey schist Buddha sculpted in the ancient region of Gandhara during the 3rd century. Estimate: €500,000-700,000. Paris – A grey schist Buddha sculpted in the ancient region of Gandhara during the 3rd century leads the sale of The Collection of Claude de Marteau, Part I, in Paris on Tuesday 14 June. It is estimated…
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A new exhibition at The Stephen Lawrence Gallery, London – the first to focus on Frank Bowling’s sculptures and the sculptural aspects of his paintings – presents rare, unseen works The Stephen Lawrence Gallery presents Frank Bowling and Sculpture, the first exhibition to focus on the artist’s sculptures and the sculptural aspects of his…
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Wilding Cran Gallery is pleased to present VA, by Mustafa Ali Clayton, curated by Karon Davis, a meditation on the iconography of Black womanhood through a personification of fertility, endurance, grace, and fortitude. Drawing upon past aesthetic and thematic explorations, Clayton’s practice is deeply rooted in adapting traditional techniques to contemporary…
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This March, Bonhams New York will present a plethora of fine and rare works from a range of art historical periods throughout Asia’s past and present. The sales include: Chinese Works of Art Including the Richard Milhender Export Furniture Collection on 21 March, Reverend Richard Fabian Collection of Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy IV on…
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In celebration of Nairy Baghramian receiving the 2022 Nasher Prize, the Nasher Sculpture Center presents sculptures from her recent series Misfits, including a new work created by the artist for this installation. Nasher Sculpture Center 2001 Flora StreetDallas, Texas 75201…
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Talley Dunn Gallery is deeply honored to announce a solo exhibition of one of the foremost contemporary sculptors of our time—Ursula von Rydingsvard. Having exhibited extensively in the United States and in Europe, this is the first major exhibition of the artist’s sculpture in Texas. Ursula von Rydingsvard works with…
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This double exhibition at our Seoul gallery and KÖNIG SEOUL showcases more than 30 of the latest works by Alicja Kwade. The works featured in the artist’s first solo show in the Korean capital act as tools by which to explore our own sensory perceptions. They open up cracks through which we feel…
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