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Kasmin, a fixture of New York’s modern artwork scene for the final 35 years, will shut its doorways this fall. The closure coincides with the announcement of a brand new gallery, Olney Gleason, based by Kasmin’s president, Nicholas Olney, and head of gross sales, Eric Gleason. The brand new enterprise will debut in fall 2025 with a flagship house in New York. In line with a launch by Olney Gleason, the choice to conclude Kasmin’s operations was made in “shut collaboration” with the property of founder Paul Kasmin, who led the gallery till his passing in 2020. Plans for a…
CLEARING, the New York–primarily based gallery identified for championing artists like Marguerite Humeau, Korakrit Arunanondchai, and Harold Ancart, will shut its Manhattan and Los Angeles galleries. In an Instagram post, founder Olivier Babin mentioned there was “no viable path ahead” for the enterprise. The closure ends the gallery’s 14-year run, which started in 2011 in Brooklyn. CLEARING is the fourth main gallery to announce its closure up to now month, following BLUM, Venus Over Manhattan, and Kasmin.. In an interview with The Art Newspaper, Babin mentioned the gallery was “crushed by the overheads,” pointing to rising prices for lease, transport, and artwork gala’s alongside declining revenues. The gallery…
Ana Cláudia Almeida will now be co-represented by London and New York’s Stephen Friedman Gallery and Brazilian galleries Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel and Quadra, which every have branches in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. In September, Stephen Friedman Gallery will host the artist’s first New York solo present, “Over Once more,” which is able to embrace a site-specific set up in addition to new cloth works and large-scale work. Born in Rio de Janeiro in 1993, Almeida works with a wide range of supplies, together with paper, oil, plastic, and cloth, exploring themes akin to reminiscence, transformation, and nature. Her work is usually knowledgeable…
Hong Kong gallery De Sarthe has introduced it can relocate to a bigger area within the area this fall. The brand new gallery will open simply down the highway, within the Wong Chuk Hold neighborhood, on September Twentieth. The ten,000-square-foot gallery is positioned in Vita Tower, within the metropolis’s Southside artwork district, an space with rising numbers of galleries opening. De Sarthe’s earlier area within the neighborhood opened there in 2017. De Sarthe’s new gallery will embrace separate exhibition areas devoted to up to date artwork and Twentieth-century masterworks. Based in Paris in 1977, the gallery has operated areas in the USA…
Hauser & Wirth will broaden its West Coast footprint with a brand new gallery in Palo Alto, scheduled to open in spring 2026. The house will mark the gallery’s first location in Northern California and its third within the state, becoming a member of its current two venues in Los Angeles. The gallery will occupy a historic publish workplace constructing at 201-205 Hamilton Avenue in downtown Palo Alto, a brief distance from Stanford College. The early 1900s constructing options massive ground-level home windows and can home 2,600 sq. ft of exhibition house. It’s going to additionally embrace a bookshop providing Hauser…
Sabrina Puppin is a visual artist whose works have been exhibited across the globe. Her creations are marked by hyper-colorful, shimmering abstract arrangements that challenge the perception of reality while expressing her emotions and daydreams. Puppin’s art is more than visual; it invites viewers to engage deeply, to reflect on its meaning, and to feel its energy. Her artwork has been displayed in museums and galleries, including the Museum of Kyoto in Japan and the Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Other exhibitions span the USA, UK, Qatar, Germany, and beyond. Puppin’s contributions include participation in events such as…
Vandorn Hinnant, born in Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1953, is a distinguished artist whose career spans several decades, encompassing a wide range of mediums and thematic explorations. His work is a testament to his profound understanding of art, science, and spirituality, merging these fields into compelling visual narratives. Hinnant’s artistic journey began in Greensboro, where he was born and raised. He pursued his passion for art by obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art Design from North Carolina A & T State University. Further honing his skills, he studied sculpture at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. This…
In the world of contemporary art, self-taught artists often bring a unique and refreshing perspective to their craft. Stormie Steele is a great example of such an artist, whose journey through personal and spiritual growth has deeply intertwined with her creative expression. Her artwork and her approach to life share a common theme—embracing the beauty of the imperfect and learning from the transformative journey of existence. Stormie’s art is not just a visual experience; it is a philosophical exploration into the depths of life’s challenges and the hidden riches they contain. She views life’s hurdles as catalysts for transformation, believing that the…
Fariba Safai’s art is deeply personal, shaped by her journey across cultural and emotional landscapes. Born in Tehran, Iran, she experienced the seismic shifts of the Iranian Revolution firsthand. Her migration to California marked a new chapter, where the surrounding natural beauty became both a refuge and a source of inspiration. Safai’s paintings draw from these lived experiences, offering a layered narrative of resilience and self-expression. Her work captures the tension of living between two worlds, weaving elements of her heritage with the perspectives she gained abroad. With a design degree from SFSU and a BFA in sculpture from California College…
Randa Hijazi is a contemporary Syrian-Canadian painter whose art is deeply shaped by her personal journey. Born in Damascus, Syria, she graduated in 2000 from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Damascus and continued her studies in Mass Communication and Media Science, earning another degree in 2008. Her dual education gave her a sharp eye for storytelling and an expressive heart, blending the analytical perspective of a photojournalist with the emotional depth of an artist. After moving from Damascus to Dubai and eventually settling in Laval, Quebec, in 2017, Hijazi’s work has evolved to reflect the complexity of…
