3 min read · 24 Jul 2024
Anne Imhof, Installation view of Wish You Were Gay. KUB Billboards. Copyright the artist. Courtesy of Kunsthaus Bregenz. Photo by Markus Tretter
New York: Works by David Hockney and Jim Dine led Christie's $1.55m Contemporary Edition auction. For all the highlights, see the HENI News report.
Hobart: David Walsh's Mona will appeal to Tasmania’s Supreme Court in a bid to re-open Kirsha Kaechele's women-only art installation, Ladies Lounge, ABC reports.
Legal: Anne Imhof’s billboard art has been attacked in Bregenz, Austria. The artist described the vandalizm as a “hate crime”, The Art Newspaper reports.
London: Peter Kennard’s protest art and photo-montages on show at the Whitechapel Gallery deliver “electrifying visual shocks”, writes The Guardian.
San Francisco: "Amy Sherald: American Sublime", which is due to open at SFMoMA in November, will feature For Love, and for Country (2022), a painting the museum has recently acquired. HENI News.
"‘I got into the elevator one day and in walked a young woman with a bullwhip.’ David Remfry, an unofficial artist-in-residence at New York’s Chelsea Hotel during its heyday, recalls portraying its colorful residents."
- The Guardian