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Currently on exhibition: A selection of Alice Neel and David Hockney prints to be offered at Bonhams
David Hockney (b. 1937) Celia Seated on an Office Chair (Black State) (Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo 161), 1974 (estimate $5,000-7,000). Photo: Bonhams.
NEW YORK, NY
.- On May 26, Bonhams sale of Modern & Contemporary Prints & Multiples will offer prints from renowned artists like Alice Neel and David Hockney, who are currently enjoying retrospectives in museums in New York. Highlighting the sale are seven prints by Alice Neel, whose works are on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art with People Come First, through August 1st. The auction features several portraits of the late artists family including Ginny, 1976 (estimate: $1,500-2,500), a languid portrayal of Neels daughter-in-law. At the Morgan Library, David Hockneys retrospective, Drawing from Life, closing May 30th, examines works on paper by the artists small group of intimates including his muse and confidante,
Apr 28, 2021
Stella Ebner’s “Bait, Rope and Knife.”
MARION The Marion Art Center will open a new exhibit featuring Contemporary Prints by Allison Bianco and Stella Ebner on April 30.
The show is a collaboration between the MAC and Cade Tompkins Projects, an art gallery in Providence.
The new gallery will focus on “advancing and exhibiting contemporary art, featuring work by emerging artists as well as mid-career and established artists in various mediums including painting, sculpture, printmaking, video, drawing, and installation,” according to the Marion Art Center.
Bianco’s work, according to Tompkins Projects, “uses a combination of intaglio and screen print to depict landscapes diminished by massive oceans and infinite skies.”