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Over the Koons: US artist’s plan to send 125 sculptures to the moon set to finally take off
Works inspired by Leonardo and Cleopatra will blast into orbit on Elon Musk’s rocket as part of a project first announced two years ago
Photographer Justin Beck’s work featured at SMAC Gallery
Justin Beck’s photography is featured in the exhibit “Eulogies” showing through Feb. 23, at the SMAC Gallery in Marshall. Beck, a resident of Hutchinson, received a SMAC Individual Artist grant in 2022 to frame his photography for this exhibit. Beck is pictured with a gallery guest during the opening reception Jan. 11.
Photographer Justin Beck’s work featured at SMAC Gallery
Sculpture created to remember historic Worcestershire battle
A sculpture has been created in a park in Worcestershire to commemorate an…
Perrotin pulls out of Dubai gallery and ends secondary market collaboration in Paris
Emmanuel Perrotin, the founder of the eponymous global gallery brand, has decided to end his collaboration with the art dealers Tom-David Bastok and Dylan Lessel “by mutual agreement”, according to a statement sent by each of the parties on 13 February 2024.
The trio had teamed up to open a five-storey space at 8 Avenue Matignon, in Paris’s 8th arrondissement in 2021, focusing on the secondary market. Perrotin has sold his shares of the Paris space to his two former business partners, who will now to operate the premises under the name Bastok Lessel.
Bastok and Lessel have also bought their former partner’s shares in Perrotin Dubai, another secondary market gallery, which opened in the Dubai International Financial Centre in November 2022. It will now operate under Bastok Lessel Dubai.
“We are proud of the exhibitions we have organised over the last two years in Paris and Dubai, and we are delighted to bring these magnificent addresses under our banner,” Bastok and Lessel say in a statement. The primary and secondary markets will be on the agenda, with a forthcoming exhibition in Paris devoted to Keith Haring, Warhol and Basquiat.
This separation and sale of shares comes after a new shareholder, Colony Investment Management, took a 60% stake in Perrotin gallery in 2023.
“The gallery will continue its secondary market activity. This announcement does not change any of our plans for the gallery’s development and expansion,” says a spokesperson for Perrotin gallery. “We wish to concentrate on all our upcoming projects, such as the inauguration of Perrotin Los Angeles at the end of the month and all our artists at the Venice Biennale, among others.”
Sculpture from award winning artist commissioned for Salmon Weir Pedestrian Bridge
Award-winning artist Alan Clarke has been commissioned to develop a spectacular new sculpture for Galway City’s newest bridge. ‘Gailbhe’ will be a stunning visual representation of Galvia or Gaillimh, who was a mythological princess of the Firbolg tribe, after whom Galway is said to be named. The sculpture will grace the new Salmon Weir Pedestrian […]
Video: Watch the trailer for National Geographic’s new ‘Photographer’ series
The first trailer for Photographer, a new series that flips the lens on some of the world’s most extraordinary visual storytellers to see what makes them click, has dropped.
[embedded content]The series features Australian photographer Krystle Wright, alongside wildlife photographers Paul Nicklen and Cristina Mittermeier, science photographer Anand Varma, conflict photographer and Pulitzer prize winner Muhammed Muheisen, fashion photographer Campbell Addy, and portrait photographer Dan Winters.
The six-episode docuseries focuses on photographers across many industries, including conservation, wildlife, and fashion, and is produced by filmmakers E. Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin.
“The diverse range of photographers at the heart of this series each have different focuses in their work, but the throughline across all of them remains: to inspire a deeper connection to the world and to ignite curiosity through striking images,” says Tom McDonald, EVP, Global Factual and Unscripted Content, National Geographic.
The series premieres March 18 on National Geographic, and streams March 19 on Disney+ and Hulu.
Courage & terror: Photography exhibition on Ukraine War shown in Parliament after being curated in Hull
There are also images of the large scale battle for Bakhmut; the tragic impact of the environmental catastrophe following Russia’s destruction of the Kakhovka Dam in June 2023; as well as memorable portraits of Ukrainian soldiers, doctors, and firefighters in the dramatic moments of their military and everyday life.
The project of bringing the collection to the Commons has been led by Chris Awre, the University Librarian. The exhibition has been curated by John Bernasconi, Director of the University Art Collection, in close cooperation with Olena Hatton, a Ukrainian writer and journalist, and an extensive team from both inside and outside the university.
Mr Bernasconi said: “It is a great privilege to be able to bring this exhibition to the House of Commons, recording the Ukraine war through the work of some of the world’s leading war photographers.
8 of the worst celebrity statues ever, and the hilarious reactions to them
When an artist or group of people dedicate a statue to you it’s supposed to be flattering, but let’s be honest, that’s not always the case – as these stars all found out the hard way
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