Christie’s to auction a T.REX called STAN
On October 6th, Christie’s will offer one of the largest, most complete and widely studied Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons ever discovered. Endearingly named “STAN”
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Christie’s Vice and Virtue featuring Kaws, Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol, Barbara Kruger
Christie’s continues to expand its online-only auction calendar. VICE and VIRTUE, the latest in a series of thematic online auctions from the Post-War and Contemporary Art department.
How are creatives reacting to the pandemic? My favourite initiatives – Part I
I have collated some of my favourite initiatives. and will interview the key players in this wave of change in the following weeks.
Marina Abramovic’s mixed reality artwork The Life to be presented by Christie’s in Los Angeles, New York and London.
Christie’s to partner with Microsoft and its HoloLens 2 headset, to power Marina Abramovic’s seminal performance piece The Life – the world’s first mixed reality artwork.
The Top 7 Art Exhibitions to see in London in June
Bling, twins, caves, faceless figures, glass, landscapes and a giant rabbit.
What’s It Worth at Auction?
Both Sotheby’s (S) and Christies (C) have major London auctions this week, head to head in impressionist, modern and surrealist categories.
The Top 7 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week
This week’s Top exhibitions to view includes:
A cow’s head, black history, fluttering decomposition, football, explosions, a rusted flag and minimalism.
The Auction as Show
Unsurprisingly, the leading auction houses are all selling photographic work to coincide with Photo London (18-21 May). By way of a warm-up, I looked at them as exhibits rather than as potential purchases. Do they make for a good visit?
Audrey Hepburn: The Personal Collection, Part III
The third and final auction from the estate of Audrey Hepburn will take place online next week. Following on from last year’s hugely successful sales, the auction includes over 200 further lots from the archive of one of the most beloved screen actresses of the 20th century.
Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi heading to the Louvre Abu Dhabi
A Saudi Arabian prince, Bader bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Farhan al-Saud, has been identified as the buyer of the most expensive ever painting, Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi.
Cy Twombly’s great clandestine masterpiece offered up by Christies
Cy Twombly’s Leda and the Swan, 1962 will be a highlight of Christies May 17th Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale.
Leading International artists use materials recovered from The Glasgow School of Art fire to create new works for auction.
25 leading international artists, including Simon Starling, Sir Antony Gormley, Grayson Perry, Cornelia Parker, Jenny Saville, David Shrigley and Douglas Gordon have used materials retrieved from The Glasgow School of Art’s Mackintosh library after the fire to create original works of art to help raise money for restoration of the Mackintosh Building.
The Top 5 Exhibitions to see in London this week 22/08/16
Kissing, war, oil, flight and folk art
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week
Infinity rooms, Old Masters, contemporary sculpture, giant teeth and Dismaland
EXCLUSIVE Interview: FAD caught up with Bianca Chu Head of First Open/LDN Christie’s ahead of its late opening this Wednesday
First Open/LDN late opens this Wednesday – talks, demonstrations and a great live Auction
Christie’s launches +86 First Open “a fresh perspective on Chinese contemporary art”
Christie’s has just announced the up coming launch of “+86 First Open”, a new initiative and sale providing a global platform and a fresh perspective on Chinese contemporary art.
Tabish’s Top 6 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week
This week’s top 5 features giant slides, portraits, guns, a polar bear, water and flames.
Daniel’s Value and Ideas #81: Top Doig
Artnet has published its list of the top ten most expensive living British artists at auction for 2015. The list betrays a gentle change in the current of British art,
INTERVIEW: Bianca Chu Head of FIRST OPEN/LDN.
FAD managed to catch some time with Bianca Chu Head of FIRST OPEN/LDN ahead of its opening in March.
First Open/LDN crowd sourced artist Nathaniel Rackowe answers FAD’s Questions
The ArtStack is an interesting platform. I like the fact that artists, art lovers, and art world professionals mingle shoulder to shoulder: There is no hierarchy there, and so it’s fascinating to see what art catches people’s eye. However, with all social median platforms, I always wonder how much they are really connected to what exists beyond their walls, digitally and in the real world. The collaboration between The ArtStack and Christie’s on the First Open/LDN competition makes this link; the digital realm of ArtStack crosses into the very physical realm of works on the wall at Christie’s.
8 New crowd-sourced artworks to be auctioned at FIRST OPEN/LDN at Christie’s
rom 20th January – 2nd February artists were given the opportunity to submit their work via theArtStack.com for an online competition and the public were invited to vote for their favourite artworks by ‘stacking’. Almost 3,000 artists from over 100 countries submitted more than 11,000 art works on this innovative social media platform.
Christie’s pays $16 Million for online startup collector management tool.
Christie’s has bought Collectrium, an online collection management tool for the art world. Founded in 2009 by Boris Pevzner, Collectrium… Read More
Daniel’s Value and Ideas #56: The Usual Suspects
Auction week heralded the usual suspects: Richter, Hirst, Warhol, Fontanna, Boetti, Klein, Murillo, Twombly, Baselitz, Dubuffet, Basquaiat. Different works, but the same artists endlessly circulating the market.
Daniel’s Value and Ideas #55: We Need to Talk about Damien
Damien Hirst sold a lot of very expensive art between 2007 and 2008. So much that he became the world’s most expensive living artist, which gave him the acumen to do whatever he liked. Next week, the seminal Pill Cabinet Lullaby, Winter is going under the hammer at Christie’s, but it has a curious history as an unfulfilled promise that had momentous effects.