Chancing upon them on pavements, in shopping baskets and trolleys, Ms Orlebar, a papercut artist, has accumulated a horde of more than 200 lists. She said: “It’s fascinating to look at, we’ve even got a list of lists… You can find the most unexpected things on a list – ‘crisps, biscuits, lamp, black pants, socks’.
TEFAF (The European Fine Art Foundation) has announced its roster of international exhibitors, including Showcase and Focus participants, and the expansion of AXA XL’s position to Global Lead Partner. AXA XL will also support the second installment of the TEFAF Summit in association with the Netherlands Commission for UNESCO. The 2025 edition of TEFAF Maastricht returns to the Maastricht Exhibition & Conference
ART SG stages its third edition at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands in Singapore from 17 to 19 January 2025. The event will bring together leading galleries from the region and around the world to spotlight Singapore as a fast-rising cultural capital and key hub for artistic exchange and transformation across
Markel, the insurance division of Markel Group, has appointed Dena Furmanek as Senior Underwriter – Fine Art, North America, with immediate effect. Based in the Chicago area, Furmanek will report to Kyle McGrath, Head of US Fine Art. In her new role, Furmanek will be expected to support the profitable expansion of Markel’s North American Fine
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An aperture in one of Henry Moore’s sculptures aligns perfectly with the pale blue sky of a Georgia O’Keeffe painting three rooms over in “Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore” at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. One of Moore’s maquettes, an imitation of a found seashell, sits next to an O’Keeffe painting of a shell.
NEW YORK CITY — On October 20, Auctions at Showplace conducted its Important Fine Art & Design Auction, which offered 145 lots of fine art, furniture, timepieces by Cartier, accessories by Tiffany, jewelry, a collection of Martin guitars and decorative arts pieces by Toshiko Takaezu and Michael Glancy. Leading the sale was “Roses Rouges et
Creative solutions to environmental problems The student-led initiative has supported a circular economy by using recycled materials to reduce waste. It has now grown to include over 500 people from various faculties through workshops, events and online platforms such as Instagram. The project has also contributed to Concordia’s Sustainability Action Plan targets, particularly waste reduction
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — CRN Auctions conducted its annual Fall Auction on October 20, offering 354 lots of furniture, fine art, decorative art, collectibles, jewelry, Asian art and antiques, dolls and toys, among other categories. Leading this year’s sale was an American folk art portrait of Charles Franklin Carter (b 1840, Worchester, Mass.) by an unknown
Long before becoming a 1980s pop icon, Boy George dreamed of being an artist—the paintbrush and canvas kind. This was back in his troublesome schoolboy days, a time when George Alan O’Dowd received the frequent encouragements of his art teacher. Art was, Boy George has said, “the only place where I was able to be