NEW YORK — For almost three decades, Alan Michelson (Mohawk) has produced, spoken on, and curated artworks and exhibitions that attend to place, histories, and futures, and the lived realities of Indigenous peoples in North America. Michelson, who is perhaps best known for his site-specific mixed-media video installations, centers narratives often erased through the mechanisms
The value of art and collectibles owned by the world’s wealthiest individuals totaled nearly US$2.2 trillion as of last year, an amount that could grow to nearly US$2.9 trillion by 2026, according to recent analysis from wealth management advisor Deloitte Private and ArtTactic, a research and analysis firm. Yet, the art market overall has grown
Share Tweet Share Share Email If there’s one thing about our state, it’s that you don’t have to leave the country to experience a European-inspired summer holiday. From the hidden coves around Second Valley that mirror the coastlines of Amalfi Coast and Capri; to the vineyards of McLaren Vale and Adelaide Hills that make you
A refurbished Steinway from the 1800s: $220,000. A Buddha made of solid jade: $195,000. A black lacquer cabinet crafted in 1750: $250,000. On the surface, the sellers of these unique objets d’arts—Michael Fine Art and C. Mariani Antiques—would seem to have much in common. Perhaps most importantly, both display their wares in tightly packed, multistory
Jana Bednárová, is a professional artist from Slovakia at Dzükou Valley. (DIPR Photo) Kohima, November 29 (MExN): Jana Bednárová, is a professional artist from Slovakia, who has been working on her art research of wild nature in North East India for the past decade. She moved to North East after finishing her master degree
When most think of sun-soaked southern France, they imagine the glamorous, star-studded beaches of Cannes, the lavender fields of Gordes, and the charming hilltop towns around Aix-en-Provence. But over the past few years, Marseille has asserted itself as a highly sought-after destination for French travelers and international tourists alike. This vibrant international city full of
The introductory panel to the exhibition “Never Broken: Visualizing Lenape Histories” — currently on view at the Michener Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania — states something remarkably important to the region. But it isn’t in the words. It is the image on which the text is written: an overhead view of the Abbott Marshlands at the
Atlanta, Georgia is now featured in the famous MICHELIN Guide. The city is now joining the ranks of top culinary destinations in the United States. With ten Bib Gourmands, five new One Stars, and two new Green Stars, Atlanta is poised to showcase its diverse and evolving culinary scene. The culinary offerings in Atlanta span
Victor Brauner, Salvador Dali, and Paula Modersohn-Becker are among the artists whose work can be seen this month, adding to the offer of shows focused on Brâncuși and Picasso that can still be seen until January in Timișoara and Bucharest. A selection of what is on show below. The exhibition Victor Brauner. Between the Oneiric and the
A FREE art exhibition is being held by one Clare native for an entire month. ‘Nature Decides’ is an art exhibition by Marianne Potterton will take place in Scariff Library Gallery, Clare. From November 21 to December 22, Marianne’s work will be on display for all to see. With 25 years of experience working as a professional