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Phillips Achieves $542 7 Million in Sales During the Spring 2021 Season, a 25% Increase from 2019

Phillips Achieves $542.7 Million in Sales During the Spring 2021 Season, a 25% Increase from 2019 NEW YORK CITY, New York / Subject Line Please provide verification code Image Courtesy of Phillips 100% of Watches Sold Across All Locations New Corporate Headquarters at 432 Park Avenue Opens to Wide Acclaim NEW YORK / LONDON / HONG KONG â 2 AUGUST 2021 â Phillips is pleased to announce results from the Spring 2021 Sale Season (January through July). AUCTION SALES TOTAL - $452,006,870, Up 15% from Spring 2019 PRIVATE SALES TOTAL - $90,673,838, Up 107% from Spring 2019 GRAND TOTAL IN SALES FOR SPRING 2021 -Â $542,680,708, Up 25% from Spring 2019 Yoshitomo Nara, Missing in Action Image Courtesy of Phillips Edward Dolman, Phillipsâ Chief Executive Officer, and Cheyenne Westphal, Phillipsâ Global Chairwoman, said, âThe Spring 2021 sales were truly extraordinary, surpassing pre-pandemic levels with strong international participation across all of P

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The Big Review | Made in LA 2020: A Version

Weaving stories: Christina Forrer’s tapestry Gebunden II (2020), at the Hammer Museum, examines family relationships. Left, in the foreground, is part of Nicola L.’s La Chambre en Fourrure, an interactive work that cannot be touched in the Covid-19 era © Joshua White With fragrant, flowering walkways, the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens was designed for leisurely strolls. But these days, paths near the American art galleries lead to a small junkyard: a broken fan, some old carpeting, a chest missing its drawers and other discarded objects spread out on the ground. It looks like the makings of a homeless encampment. And it is almost, but not quite, a work of art in the Hammer Museum’s new biennial, Made in LA 2020: A Version, which this year takes place at the Huntington as well as the Hammer.

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Matthew Wong landscape to lead Phillips New Now auction on 3 March

Matthew Wong landscape to lead Phillips New Now auction on 3 March Matthew Wong, Lotus. Estimate: $400,000-600,000 © 2021 Monita K.Y. Cheng / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Image courtesy of Phillips. NEW YORK, NY .-Phillips first New York auction of 2021, the livestreamed New Now sale on 3 March will feature over 200 works by some of todays most sought-after artists, including Matthew Wong, Hernan Bas, Joy Labinjo, Lucas Arruda, Eric Parker, and Vaughn Spann. A staple of the auction season known for championing emerging talent, the New Now sale features the auction debut of Jan-Ole Schiemann, Nikki Maloof, Brandon Landers, Raúl de Nieves and Allison Zuckerman. Works of exceptional provenance will be included, with McArthur Binion s Looking for White: One, 2013 hailing from the esteemed Collection of Pamela and William Royall. The sale will also feature Nam June Paiks Gotherbot , 1994, from the Ella Fontanals-Cisneros Collection, and a selection of cutting-edg

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Matthew Wong Landscape to Lead Phillips New Now Auction on 3 March - Artwire Press Release from ArtfixDaily com

Matthew Wong Landscape to Lead Phillipsâ New Now Auction on 3 March NEW YORK, New York Subject Line Please provide verification code Email is invalid Matthew Wong Lotus Estimate: $400,000-600,000 Â© 2021 Monita K.Y. Cheng / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York Phillipsâ New Now Auction on 3 March Â Sale to Also Feature Works by Hernan Bas, Joy Labinjo, Lucas Arruda, Peter Saul, Eric Parker, and Vaughn Spann Â Benefit the Nonprofit Organization RxART Â NEW YORK â 17 FEBRUARY 2021 â Phillipsâ first New York auction of 2021, the livestreamed New Now sale on 3 March will feature over 200 works by some of todayâs most sought-after artists, including Matthew Wong, Hernan Bas, Joy Labinjo, Lucas Arruda, Eric Parker, and Vaughn Spann. A staple of the auction season known for championing emerging talent, the New Now sale features the auction debut of Jan-Ole Schiemann, Nikki Maloof, Brandon Landers,Â RaÃºl de Nieves and Allison Z

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