Join us for a memorable evening of specially priced art-inspired cocktails and panoramic views of Miami’s electric skyline aboard the 228 foot, $40M megayacht venue, SeaFair. WHEN: April 5 & 6 • 10pm-midnight WHERE: Downtown Miami Aboard SeaFair at Bayfront’s South Dock next to the InterContinental Hotel • Chopin […]
To celebrate the 20th anniversary, Miami’s Dorsch Gallery will now be known as Emerson Dorsch. The name change coincides with a complete renovation of their Wynwood district space in Miami, and will launch with a reception on April 12th, with sculpture Brookhart Jonquil’s “In Perfect World, as well as new […]
Leila Heller Gallery and Edward Tyler Nahem Fine Art (ETNFA) are pleased to present two posthumous New York exhibitions celebrating the life and career of internationally renowned, recently deceased, Iranian artist Farideh Lashai (1944 – 2013). On view, from April 3 to May 7, at ETNFA will be works such […]
It has been 40 years since German critic Wieland Schmied and German publishing house The Propyläen Verlag initiated a call for prints in celebration of Picasso’s ninetieth birthday with the intent of honoring the fertile genius of Picasso and his role as a catalyst for many different styles of twentieth […]
The West-Eastern Divan Orchestra is the love-child of conductor Daniel Barenboim and the late Palestinian scholar Edward Said. Created ten years ago, it is made up of young musicians from Israel and Arab countries throughout the Middle East. The founders shared the belief that music can provide a pathway to […]
Ballet Austin is one of the largest classical ballet academies in the country. The Texas company is growing rapidly and performing all over the country and in venues around the world. They have moved into a repurposed 34,000 square-foot facility, the Butler Dance Education Center and Community School in the […]
Salvador Dali: The Making of an Artist by Catherine Grenier (Flammarion: $75). This incisive book reveals the complex man behind the mustache, exploring his important role as one of the fathers of Surrealism, and in the evolution of 20th century art. Grenier’s book examines his work, his muses, his influences—and […]
Francis Bacon Five Decades edited by Anthony Bond (Prestel: $65). Disturbing, compelling, important, this book examines the work of this controversial British artist decade-by-decade, providing insights into the strange world of his personal life and his dark and his unique artistic vision. This new book demonstrates why, like him or […]