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Five Artists in the News: A Noah Davis Tour de Force, Remembering Keiichi Tanaami and Christie’s Stays Put in the Rock

3 min read  ·  21 Aug 2024

Noah Davis, Untitled (2015). MoMA. Copyright the estate of Noah Davis, courtesy of the artist’s estate and David Zwirner

Tokyo: Keiichi Tanaami, who processed the traumas of wartime Japan through Pop art, has died, aged 88, ARTnews reports.

Profile: The late artist Joyce Pensato's paintings riffing off great American cartoon characters are in demand as her HENI Score jumps 121%. HENI News

Berlin: The largest institutional survey the late Noah Davis' work is due to open at Das Minsk Kunsthaus, Postdam, before heading to London and LA. E-flux

New York: “Elizabeth Catlett: a Black Revolutionary Artist and All That It Implies” opens at the Brooklyn Museum in September, after which the show heads to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, and then the Art Institute of Chicago in 2025, Observer reports.

London: Lauren Halsey will transform Serpentine South into an immersive environment that responds to the gallery's location in Kensington Gardens in October, reports Art Plugged

In other news

New York: Christie’s has renewed its lease at 20 Rockefeller Plaza for another 25 years, Commercial Observer reports.

"‘I am very sloppy. I do it quickly and let it be, and some pieces come out better than others.’ The 95-year-old ceramic artist Magdalena Suarez Frimkess modestly introduces her first museum retrospective now on view at LACMA"

- The Los Angeles Times