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David Zwirner Hires Susan Dunne, a Former Pace Dealer Who Resigned Amid Allegations That She Fostered a Toxic Work Environment

David Zwirner Hires Susan Dunne, a Former Pace Dealer Who Resigned Amid Allegations That She Fostered a Toxic Work Environment In addition to hiring Dunne, the gallery has brought on board the estate of Robert Ryman, an artist Dunne worked with for years. Susan Dunne in Basel, Switzerland. (Photo by JOE SCHILDHORN/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images) In yet another recent example of a legacy artist switching from one major gallery to another, David Zwirner announced today that it has obtained exclusive representation of the estate of Robert Ryman. The famed minimalist had been on the roster of Pace Gallery for the last three decades; after his death in 2019, the gallery represented the estate.

Lulu & Georgia s New Rug Collection Is Inspired By Famous Female Bauhaus Designers

Lulu & Georgia s New Rug Collection Is Inspired By Famous Female Bauhaus Designers Lauren Jones © Courtesy of Lulu & Georgia Designer Nina Freudenberger named the pieces after Anni Albers, Otti Berger, Benita Koch-Otte, and Marli Ehrman. Anni, Otti, Benita, and Marli. These are the rugs in a new collection by Los Angeles designer Nina Freudenberger for Lulu & Georgia, each named for one of the Bauhaus s most prolific female weavers: Anni Albers, Otti Berger, Benita Koch-Otte, and Marli Ehrman. “When I was looking through textile images, I was drawn to these, says Freudenberger of her inspiration. Plus, I saw men from the Bauhaus getting so much attention but not the women, [who] created something so remarkable and timeless that decades later I feel heavily influenced by them.” While Freudenberger s designs are typically minimalist in style, she’s always been drawn to pattern, especially when it comes to floor coverings. The result is a collection tha

MoMA opens exhibition of works from its collection selected by Yto Barrada

MoMA opens exhibition of works from its collection selected by Yto Barrada
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Puppets, Purses and Paintings, Too: An Overlooked Artist With Range

Puppets, Purses and Paintings, Too: An Overlooked Artist With Range Sophie Taeuber-Arp blurred the boundaries between fine art and applied art, but died early without the recognition she deserved. A major new exhibition aims to fix that. Sophie Taeuber-Arp, in 1920. She had “a deep and primeval” urge to “make the things we own more beautiful,” she wrote.Credit.Nic Aluf; Stiftung Arp e.V. By Catherine Hickley May 11, 2021 BASEL, Switzerland Just over a century ago, during another pandemic, the Swiss Marionette Theatre in Zurich closed. The play “King Stag” ended its run in September 1918, after three sparsely attended performances. The Spanish flu kept its audience away.

Looking for the Next Big Thing? Here Are 6 Rising-Star Artists to Seek Out at Frieze New York 2021

Irma (2021). Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin. Who: Kathia St. Hilaire (b. 1995) hails from Miami, Florida, and her paintings draw from her Haitian identity, mixing images of Caribbean seascapes and family gatherings with the ephemera of daily life in the diaspora.  Based in: New York and Palm Beach, Florida Showing at: Perrotin Gallery  Prices: Her painting Irma, a response to the Hurricane Irma that hit Miami in 2017, sold quickly at the VIP opening. It was priced at $10,000. Why You Should Pay Attention: A recent graduate of Yale’s MFA program, St. Hilaire “is already making groundbreaking work and her career is just beginning,” said collector Bernard Lumpkin. The Lumpkin-Boccuzzi Family Collection of Contemporary Art acquired several of her paintings.

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