The Sotheby’s Italia Modern and Contemporary Art auction didn’t disappoint the expectations, with a sale total of € 14.176.250 and almost every lot sold.
Jules de Balincourt
Jules de Balincourt is a French-American contemporary artist, based in Brooklyn, New York. He is best known for his abstract, atmospheric paintings with saturated colors, blurring the line between fantasy and reality
The UCLA Celebration of Iranian Cinema
The UCLA Celebration of Iranian Cinema, sponsored by Farhang Foundation and hosted at the Billy Wilder Theater, will be screening contemporary Iranian films over a two week period beginning May 6th. And as a tribute to the canon of artistic achievements by the late contemporary filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami there will be Los Angeles premier screenings of Life and a Day, Ten, and Take Me Home. Supplementing this tribute will be the showing of 76 Minutes and 15 Seconds, directed by Seifollah Samadian, which reveals the behind-the-scenes of the creative process of Kiarostami, who helped revolutionize contemporary Iranian film in the 1970s.
Rodel Tapaya
Rodel Tapaya was born in 1980, in Montalban, Rizal, Philippines. He broke out in the art scene by earning the coveted top prize in the Nokia Art Awards competed among artists in the Asia-Pacific region which allowed him to pursue intensive drawing and painting courses at Parsons School of Design in New York and from the University of Helsinki in Finland prior to graduating from the University of the Philippines College of Fine Arts.
Sotheby’s Milanese Spring Sale
The inauguration of the 57th Venice Biennale is just few days away and Sotheby’s up the ante with a two-day sale of Modern and Contemporary Art in Milan: are you planning your trip to Italy, aren’t you? Well, if you still uncertain you need to know that the world-renowned auction house Sotheby’s has some tricks up its sleeve, with a large range of high quality works from the most desirable post war Italian artists on sale on the 4th and the 5th May.
Ann Toebbe
At once familiar and slightly bizarre, Ann Toebbe’s meticulous collages belong to the stay-at-home intimist tradition that begins with Édouard Vuillard’s Parisian interiors. For several years she has cut up bits of colored paper to recreate — with help from photographs and memory — the domestic interiors of her life and of the people around her.
Dante Galic
Dante Galic is a working artist, currently working and living in Berlin. Dante have been working seriously withart, sincehe was thirteen years old. He have had many exhibitions, around the country, with more too come in the future.Dante Galic have been a professional artist, for the last three years, where private collectors, and others, have purchased his art, for their collections.
Cressida Campbell
Contemporary Australian artist specializing in unique woodblock prints of landscapes, street scenes, domestic interiors and still life.
Radoslaw Zipper
“Once upon a time, a boy reaching out of his school desk painted on the blackboard with a white chalk. Sea monsters came into sight and flying over the waves of the deep blue sea. The boy wanted them to stay with him, just a little bit longer before the janitor erased the blackboard for the next morning’s class”.
Gil Heitor Cortesão
Gil Heitor Cortesão’s paintings look to the design aesthetic of the 1960s and ’70s, depicting spaces characterized by clean, hard lines and generally devoid of human presence. Working off images from ’60s interior design magazines, Cortesão paints layers of paint onto Plexiglas and presents the reverse side of the work when he exhibits them, creating a muted, dream-like quality that suggests the decline of the utopian promises of the Modernist era.
Meng Zhou
Meng Zhou born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, China in 1992, is of a generation that has formed its personalities and beliefs during a period of shifting social and economic circumstances, and through a boom in the availability of information and technology.
Christopher Onorato
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Laura Berger
We’d all like to believe that time stands still when it comes to art. Your insides melt and succumb to the profundity of stillness in motion, a time captured and frozen before your eyes. But, that’s simply not true, time is a product of art, it’s manipulated and solicited to manifest charge and state obviousness in an inescapable continuum.
Simon Kim
Simon is an illustrator based in Seoul, South Korea.
Gideon Rubin
Gideon Rubin (b.1973) is an Israeli artist based in London. He received his BFA from School of Visual Arts in New York and MFA from Slade School of Art in London.
Olcay Kuş I Rips and Gestures
Olcay Kuş (1985) is an emerging artist, living and working in Istanbul for seven years. He had four solo exhibitions entitled “An Ordinary Day” (2011, Istanbul), “Game Center” (2014, Istanbul), “Masterless Tranquility” (2015, Istanbul) and “Going Uphill” (2017, Istanbul).
Marta Lamovsek Photography
Marta is a Slovenian photographer and creative director, specialising in portrait, fashion and advertising. She is alumni of London's renowned Central Saint Martin’s College of Art & Design. Her work has been published in several books and more than fifty international publications, such as VICE magazine (UK), Vogue (UK), Marie Claire (ME) and Elle (ME).
MIART 2017
174 international galleries, 6 prizes and 3 days of talks with curators, critics, artists and museum directors: this is miart 2017, the centrepiece of the Milan Art Week.
ADRIAN PACI | THE GUARDIANS
The Milan Art Week 2017 is officially on, a lot of events will take place all over the city, with special exhibitions, openings and one of the most important Italian art fairs: MiArt 2017, with a new artistic director, Alessandro Rabottini, right-hand man of the former director Vincenzo de Bellis, who is now Curator of the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.
Liam Gillick
Liam Gillick (b.1964) deploys multiple forms to expose the new ideological control systems that emerged at the beginning of the 1990s. He has developed a number of key narratives that often form the engine for a body of work. McNamara (1992 onwards) Erasmus is Late & Ibuka! (1995 onwards) Discussion Island/Big Conference Center (1997 onwards) and Construction of One (2005 onwards).