3 exhibitions closing
art-lending platform named after collector and philanthropist Gertrude Stein is the brainchild of gallery founders Will Jarvis, Tom Cole and Harry Beer
Nanning’s works are filled with contradictions uniting amorphous and rigid structures, liberty and constraint, manual perfection and the use of unexpected materials.
The permanent exhibition in the new gallery will be dedicated to the print work of Günter Fruhtrunk (1923- 1982), one of the most important representatives of German constructivist-concrete post-war art.
The inaugural exhibition at 9 rue de Castiglione will underscore the unique visual language of Calder’s monumental 1975 “Flying Dragon”, presenting diverse archival materials related to the sculpture and its original maquette, alongside additional works from 1975.
Quaicoe presents his subjects in the form of portraiture, where he engages with ideas of empowerment through his bright and luminous depictions of figurative portraits.
Representing one of the most important collections ever to appear on the market, 65 works from The Macklowe Collection will go on sale at Sotheby’s in New York on November 15, 2021 and in May 2022.
‘The creation of this new space, dedicated to our artists’ estates program and private sales, enables us to shine a spotlight on works of the very highest calibre presented in the cultural heart of Zurich.’ — Iwan Wirth
Sami approaches painting as an allegorical representation against the striking image of conflict and violence. His paintings explore belated memories triggered by common everyday objects and banal, from when he immigrated to Sweden as a refugee from his native Iraq.
Over the span of nearly twenty-five years, Canadian artist Steven Shearer (b. 1968) has developed a painting practice that weds canonical art history to the contemporary moment, specifically its more plebeian or subterranean expressions.
Spain’s paintings explore the complexities of human behaviour; using narrative and storytelling to examine the cultural, political and personal. Her work frequently looks at ideas around human spectacle, theatricality, ritual and ceremony.
Throughout her career, Mann has investigated the visual and metaphorical potential of employing nineteenth-century technologies.
Dine has built a career exploring and pushing the boundaries of printmaking, alongside his practice in other mediums. Now aged 86 years, he is one of the most important printmakers of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
A trailblazing artist, Bongé (1903-1993) developed a distinctive style that embraced the visual vocabularies of Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism.
Close – known for his innovative conceptual portraiture – passed away August 19 following complications from a long illness
“I view my paintings as windows of my soul, that longs for a kind of purity” – Kim Guiline
Not permitted to weave, Ramsay Art Prize finalist Karritpul paints magnified views of woven objects and fibres
One of Germany’s leading art world figures, Block has worked as an independent curator for over fifty years. Working alongside him, Nico Anklam will act as associate curator for RIBOCA3.
The new 5,000 square foot space, on the second floor of the historic 52 Walker Street building and adjacent to James Cohan’s 48 Walker Street location, will open on 7 October 2021, with a solo exhibition of work by Gauri Gill.
Phillip King was one of the most ground-breaking British artists of the last 70 years
Diao will focus on two related projects – conducting research on art dealers in the 1970s who supported the development of artists way beyond any commercial remit and contributing to the delivery of a major exhibition about modern and contemporary artists’ studios across the world.
Books
Alex Da Corte
Artist Book
Angus Fairhurst
Artist Book
Michele Abeles
Artist Book
Jonathan Horowitz and Elizabeth Peyton
Books
Daniel Malarkey
Monograph
Paolo Scheggi
Exhibition Publication
Cosmia von Bonin
Monograph
Roelof Louw
Exhibiting Artists
