Impressionist & Modern Art Sales in New York - Weekly Newsletter

May 5, 2011 Dear mike, In this week's newsletter we summarize Impressionist & Modern art sales in New York and explore the success of last month's Art Cologne. As the Biennale in Venice nears, we have also included a video introduction to ILLUMInations with curator Bice Curiger, as well as a selection of artists in the national pavilions. Enjoy! What's new with your favorite artists and venues?  - Modify your preferences here. Your Artists (0) - you have no recommendations, please select your preferred artists Your Venues (0) - you have no recommendations, please select your preferred Venues Your Categories (0) - you have no recommendations, please select your preferred categories

Art focus

Christie's and Sotheby's Impressionist & Modern Art sales in NY fail to impress		Daniel Hug reinvents Art Cologne following 'identity crisis'

Things to See, Places to Be

Jul 22, 2010-Aug 19, 2011 Exhibition Cnaan: Jacob Mishori, Anna Yam Rose Braverman Gallery Israel / Tel Aviv		Apr 10, 2011-May 13, 2011 Exhibition Let My People Go Engel Gallery, Tel Aviv Israel / Tel Aviv
May 6, 2011-Jul 10, 2011 Exhibition Burke + Norfolk: Photographs From The War In Afghanistan Tate Modern UK / London		May 8, 2011-Aug 1, 2011 Exhibition Francis Alÿs: A Story of Deception The Museum of Modern Art USA / New York / New York

State of the Art - New and Newsworthy in the World of Art

This Week's Major Exhibition Openings (May 2-9) Alÿs, Matisse, Kentridge, Mapplethorpe, Chamberlain, Tuttle, Philipsz, Fairey, Kiefer, Fabre and many more.

News & Market Round-Up of the Week that Was (April 26-May 4) Picasso Mistress, German Art Add $99m. to London Auctions, Spencer Tunick Plans Dead Sea Project and more.

Featured Video

Curator Bice Curiger introduces ILLUMInations La Biennale di Venezia is one of the world's most important forums for the dissemination and illumination of current developments in international art. The title of the 54th International Art Exhibition, ILLUMInations, literally draws attention to the importance of such endeavors in a globalized world.   More About the Event

Artists exhibiting in the Venice Biennale's national pavilions

Zarina Hashmi		Halim Al-Karim		Hany Armanious		Tabaimo

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Selected Auction Results

André Lhote Les Joueurs de Rugby Sold for 2,546,500 USD Sotheby's New York May 3, 2011		Jean Arp Homme-moustaches Sold for 1,178,500 USD Christie's New York May 4, 2011
Richard Diebenkorn Blue with Red Sold for 42,700 USD Bonhams & Butterfields, San Francisco May 3, 2011		Eva Gonzalès La Fenetre Sold for 812,500 USD Sotheby's New York May 4, 2011

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Art world headlines

Schiele Work May Make Record $50 Million to Settle Nazi Art Case Bloomberg / May 2011		Video: Jailed Chinese dissident's art unveiled in New York CNN / May 2011
Walton Family donates $800 million to Crystal Bridges Museum The City Wire / May 2011		Japanese disasters lead to cancelled exhibitions The Art Newspaper / May 2011
Two Scottish artists among 4 Turner Prize nominees Reuters / May 2011		Director Quits After Folk Museum Misses $3.7 Million Payment Bloomberg / May 2011
Study: Americans spend more on arts than movies Associated Press / April 2011		Picasso show: $66 million Economic boon for area as well as Seattle Art Museum Seattle Post-Intelligencer / April 2011

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