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Don’t Miss These 6 Miami Gallery Shows

Don’t Miss These 6 Miami Gallery Shows

By Vittoria Benzine & Richard Whiddington for Artnet

December 3, 2024

Untitled Art Miami Beach and NADA Kick Off Miami Art Week in a Cautious Market That Rewards Ambition

Untitled Art Miami Beach and NADA Kick Off Miami Art Week in a Cautious Market That Rewards Ambition

By Elisa Carollo for the Observer

December 4, 2024

Your Insider’s Guide to Art Basel Miami Beach 2024: What to See and Do

Your Insider’s Guide to Art Basel Miami Beach 2024: What to See and Do

November 30, 2024

Betty Tompkins at P.P.O.W

Betty Tompkins at P.P.O.W

By Cat Dawson for Art Forum

November 2, 2024

My Eyes Are Starving for Beauty

My Eyes Are Starving for Beauty

By James Scott for the Austin Chronicle

October 5, 2024

More than 100 artist donated works to fundraise for Kamala Harris

More than 100 artist donated works to fundraise for Kamala Harris

By Benjamin Sutton for The Art Newspaper

October 3, 2024

Noise for Now in West Hollywood

Noise for Now in West Hollywood

For Meer

Septemer 16, 2024

Selfridges Turns Blue for Tiffany & Co.'s Redesigned Store

Selfridges Turns Blue for Tiffany & Co.'s Redesigned Store

By Tianwei Zhang for WWD

August 8, 2024

Betty Tompkins: Just a Pretty Face

Betty Tompkins: Just a Pretty Face

By Annabel Keenan for The Brooklyn Rail

August 7, 2024

Inside GAVLAK’s ‘Flaming’ New Pop-Up Out East

Inside GAVLAK’s ‘Flaming’ New Pop-Up Out East

By Palmer Magazine

June 28, 2024

Chloë Sevigny, Joan Jonas and More: A Who’s Who of Dia Art Foundation’s Spring Benefit

Chloë Sevigny, Joan Jonas and More: A Who’s Who of Dia Art Foundation’s Spring Benefit

By Christa Terry for Observer

May 14, 2024

Julianne Moore, Frances McDormand, and Others Celebrated 50 Years of the Dia Art Foundation

Julianne Moore, Frances McDormand, and Others Celebrated 50 Years of the Dia Art Foundation

By Zachary Schwartz for Vogue

May 13, 2024

Photography Show Director Lydia Melamed Johnson’s Artists to Watch

Photography Show Director Lydia Melamed Johnson’s Artists to Watch

By Jenna Adrian-Diaz for Surface Magazine

April 26, 2024

Blurring the Lines Between Technology and Old-School Art

Blurring the Lines Between Technology and Old-School Art

By Josef Woodard for Santa Barbara Independent

April 22, 2024

Five-Minute Tours: Anthony Sonnenberg at Rockport Center for the Arts

Five-Minute Tours: Anthony Sonnenberg at Rockport Center for the Arts

By Glasstire

April 19, 2024

Jane Fonda Proves She's the Ultimate Gallery Girl by Raising $10 Million in a Single Night at Gagosian Beverly Hills

Jane Fonda Proves She's the Ultimate Gallery Girl by Raising $10 Million in a Single Night at Gagosian Beverly Hills

By Samantha Brooks for Vogue

April 10, 2024

No Amount of Rain and Wind Could Stop New Yorkers From Feteing George Condo and Mickalene Thomas at the New Museum’s Spring Gala

No Amount of Rain and Wind Could Stop New Yorkers From Feteing George Condo and Mickalene Thomas at the New Museum’s Spring Gala

By Maia Torres for Vogue

April 4, 2024

The Society of the Four Arts: Commissions in Art

The Society of the Four Arts: Commissions in Art

GAVLAK is pleased to announce Nancy Lorenz's participation with The Society of the Four Arts as their featured lecturer discussing Commissions in Art.

March 6, 2024

amfAR Gala

amfAR Gala

GAVLAK and Nancy Lorenz are pleased to announce our support of The Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR) with the donation of the artist's work, Cieli e Terra, 2023, to this year's fundraising gala in Palm Beach.

March 2, 2024

The World Premiere of the Teiger Award-winning Exhibition Smoke and Mirrors: Magical Thinking in Contemporary Art

The World Premiere of the Teiger Award-winning Exhibition Smoke and Mirrors: Magical Thinking in Contemporary Art

By Premier Guide Miami

October 2, 2023

A Closer Look: A Roundup of Art Happenings in Palm Beach

A Closer Look: A Roundup of Art Happenings in Palm Beach

By Whitney Schott for Palmer

February 20, 2024

Independent New York Names Exhibitor List for 2024 Edition in May

Independent New York Names Exhibitor List for 2024 Edition in May

By Maximilíano Durón for Artnews

January 31, 2024

Art Basel Miami Beach's 21st Edition Marks a Milestone in the Fair's History

Art Basel Miami Beach's 21st Edition Marks a Milestone in the Fair's History

By J. Scott Orr for White Hot Magazine

December 2023

As the Art World Contends With Political Discord, Art Basel Miami Beach Marks an Optimistic Turn for the Markets

As the Art World Contends With Political Discord, Art Basel Miami Beach Marks an Optimistic Turn for the Markets

By Jacoba Urist for Cultured

December 8, 2023

Film stars showcased as part of new art exhibition at Gavlak gallery in Palm Beach

Film stars showcased as part of new art exhibition at Gavlak gallery in Palm Beach

By Jodie Wagner for Palm Beach Daily News

December 6, 2023

Five gallery shows not to miss in South Florida during Art Basel Miami Beach

Five gallery shows not to miss in South Florida during Art Basel Miami Beach

By Laurie Rojas for Art Basel

December 1, 2023

Andrew Brischler: Self Portraits

Andrew Brischler: Self Portraits

By Whitewall

November 30, 2023

Rob Wynne: AFTERGLOW

Rob Wynne: AFTERGLOW

By William Corwin for The Brooklyn Rail

October 4, 2023

Awilda Sterling Duprey: The Body Dances As It Paints

Awilda Sterling Duprey: The Body Dances As It Paints

By Edra Soto for Hispanic Executive

October 2, 2023

10 Art Shows to See in Chicago This Fall

10 Art Shows to See in Chicago This Fall

By Zoë Lescaze for Hyperallergic

October 2, 2023

Can’t-Miss Art Events (Fall Arts Preview 2023)

Can’t-Miss Art Events (Fall Arts Preview 2023)

By Brian Hieggelke for Newcity Art

August 31, 2023

Delta Voices

Delta Voices

July 13 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

July 8, 2023

AMFA to Host Free 'Delta Voices' Artist Talk

AMFA to Host Free 'Delta Voices' Artist Talk

By Josie Burnett for Little Rock Soiree

July 7, 2023

MUST SEE Luke O'Halloran

MUST SEE Luke O'Halloran

by Artforum

April 8, 2023

Longtime mural at financial exchange building moving to University of Chicago

Longtime mural at financial exchange building moving to University of Chicago

By Sun-Times staff for Chicago Suntimes

March 31, 2023

Bard College: Robert Storr Gives 25,000 volumes, The Core of His Library and Papers From His Professional Archive to Center for Curatorial Studies

Bard College: Robert Storr Gives 25,000 volumes, The Core of His Library and Papers From His Professional Archive to Center for Curatorial Studies

By Gary Price for Info Docket

March 29,2023

amfAR gala to feature Krakowski, Lynch

amfAR gala to feature Krakowski, Lynch

By Palm Beach Florida Weekly Staff for Palm Beach Florida Weekly

March 2, 2023

GAVLAK at Felix Art Fair

GAVLAK at Felix Art Fair

By Lindsay Preston Zappas for KCRW

February 15, 2023

Marc Dennis at GAVLAK

Marc Dennis at GAVLAK

By Lindsay Preston Zappas for KCRW

December 15, 2022

For the First Time Ever, Palm Beach Hosted an amfAR Blowout

For the First Time Ever, Palm Beach Hosted an amfAR Blowout

By Alexis Bennett for Vogue March 6, 2022

Artist Talk with Anthony Sonnenberg

Artist Talk with Anthony Sonnenberg

ART TALKS: JOSE ALVAREZ, HUMAN TRANSFORMATION THROUGH ART

ART TALKS: JOSE ALVAREZ, HUMAN TRANSFORMATION THROUGH ART

At Berkshire Botanical Garden, artist Marc Dennis hangs flowers on the walls

At Berkshire Botanical Garden, artist Marc Dennis hangs flowers on the walls

By Sharon Smullen for The Berkshire Eagle July 30, 2021

FELIX LA | 2021 ART FAIR ANNOUNCEMENT

FELIX LA | 2021 ART FAIR ANNOUNCEMENT

By Lauren Castro July 23, 2021

ANTHONY SONNENBERG : don't lose the joy

ANTHONY SONNENBERG : don't lose the joy

The Jealous Curator: Art For Your Ear

In Conversation: Jewelle Gomez, April Bey, and María Elena Ortiz

In Conversation: Jewelle Gomez, April Bey, and María Elena Ortiz

Happening on May 27, 2021 at 5 PM PDT

Virtual Exhibition Talk with Jose de Jesus Rodriguez and Joey Lico

Virtual Exhibition Talk with Jose de Jesus Rodriguez and Joey Lico

Join us for a conversion between artist Jose de Jesus Rodriguez and Joey Lico, Global Curator & Sr. Director, Americas at The Cultivist.

Anthony Sonnenberg: Easton Pribble Visiting Artist Lecture Series

Anthony Sonnenberg: Easton Pribble Visiting Artist Lecture Series

At PRATT

November 9, 2020

Beverly Fishman's virtual induction to National Academy of Design

Beverly Fishman's virtual induction to National Academy of Design

Join us to celebrate this year’s fifteen National Academicians and their entry into our vibrant artist- and architect-led community.

October 28, 2020

Congratulations to artist Beverly Fishman, one of the 2020 National Academicians! ⁣

On Wednesday, October 28, 2020, the National Academy of Design inducted fifteen new National Academicians. Becoming a National Academician (NA) is a lifetime honor and one that cannot be applied for or solicited. In a tradition dating back to 1825, current members confidentially nominate and elect new National Academicians each year, honoring the group’s remarkable contributions to the canon and story of American art. The National Academicians of 2020 join 440 living members, with over 2,387 elected since our founding.

Virtual Conversation + Studio Tour with Artist Gisela Colón

Virtual Conversation + Studio Tour with Artist Gisela Colón

October 28, 2020

Join us for a virtual conversation and studio tour with artist Gisela Colón and "A Very Anxious Feeling" Co-Curator Amethyst Rey Beaver. Gisela's sculpture "Untitled (Monolith Black)" is included in the banner exhibition "A Very Anxious Feeling: Voices of Unrest in the American Experience; 20 Years of the Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection," which is on view at the Taubman Museum of Art through February 7, 2021.

Alex Anderson Zoom Lecture: SAIC Ceramics

Alex Anderson Zoom Lecture: SAIC Ceramics

Registration link to attend inside.

Thursday, October 1st at 4:00PM CST

School of the Art Institute is excited to welcome artist Alex Anderson into our ceramics department this week to give a lecture this forthcoming Thursday, October 1st at 4:00 CST.

One Thing to Fight for: Equality

One Thing to Fight for: Equality

Five Artists, Five Mediums, Five Days | Intersect Aspen

July 22-26, 2020

Alex Anderson shows three ambiguous ceramic sculptures that poetically reference the artist’s Asian-African American and gay experiences using aesthetic styles historically related to Western imperial power.
One Thing to Fight For is part of Five Artists, Five Mediums, Five Days – A Curated Selection for One Thing, featuring drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, and film/video, accompanied by a series of online talks.

Curatorial Talks: Sarah Gavlak and Terry R. Myers

Curatorial Talks: Sarah Gavlak and Terry R. Myers

Mana Contemporary

August 6, 2020

Join Terry R. Myers in conversation with Sarah Gavlak, founder of the eponymous Gavlak Gallery, which showcases female and LGTBQ artists. Gavlak is also founder of New Wave Art Wknd, which hosts an annual residency program for emerging artists from marginalized communities. Myers and Gavlak will discuss the process of creating the New Wave Art Wknd initiative, and cultivating patronage and creativity in Gavlak’s community. After the talk, participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and comment on the discussion.

Marnie Weber: The Nineties

Marnie Weber: The Nineties

Gallery Platform LA

July 9, 2020

"In art school, I was making these big collages. I was inspired by Greek mythology. I started making work about other mythologies until I started making my own. Collage is more than a dumping ground of imagery. You just don’t put things together that don’t make sense. As I got further into collage work, I realized that I wanted to create a psychological moment. I try to make it look like a freeze frame of a movie, or as if you had walked into a play and all of a sudden, the characters had stopped. Like you walked into a scene and said, “What’s going on here? Now, my goal when I do a collage is to create an emotionally charged situation. I really believe that, over the years, I’ve found my voice." —Marnie Weber, Juxtapose (September 2016)

In Conversation: Alex Anderson & Diedrick Brackens | LIVE Wednesday, May 20th

In Conversation: Alex Anderson & Diedrick Brackens | LIVE Wednesday, May 20th

Presented by Gavlak Gallery and UTA Artist Space

Wednesday, May 20th at 3PM PST

Artist Talk: Gisela Colón in Conversation with Hunter Drohojowska-Philp

Artist Talk: Gisela Colón in Conversation with Hunter Drohojowska-Philp

February 15, 2020

Join Gavlak LA for an discussion and walkthrough of Meta Minimal with artist Gisela Colón and art critic Hunter Drohojowska-Philp.

'Boyz Keep Swinging' Bowie-Inspired Exhibit Opens At Keyes Gallery

'Boyz Keep Swinging' Bowie-Inspired Exhibit Opens At Keyes Gallery

The East Hampton Press & The Southampton Press

June 18, 2019

On Saturday, June 22, Keyes Gallery at The American Hotel in Sag Harbor opens “Boyz Keep Swinging,” a group exhibition curated by artist Maynard Monrow. With its title taken from David Bowie’s “Boys Keep Swinging,” the exhibition plays out in carefree spirit, emulating summer queer culture in The Hamptons.

Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Debuts Four Summer Exhibits

Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Debuts Four Summer Exhibits

San Diego Magazine

June 11, 2019

Storied artists and up-and-comers display their pieces in time for the solstice

A Six-Hour Performance Centered on One Kiss

A Six-Hour Performance Centered on One Kiss

Hyperallergic

MAy 15, 2019

Vanessa German and her partner, Janae Brown, present an intimate exchange between Black women, a perspective absent in mainstream depictions of African-American femininity.

Marnie Weber at Pasadena City College

Marnie Weber at Pasadena City College

Art Talk, KCRW

“Send in the clowns… Don’t bother, they’re here.” Nodding to Sondheim, clowns abound in Marnie Weber’s art, most recently in her exhibition as artist-in-residence at Pasadena City College. Clowns are mostly appealing and Weber uses that appeal in complex, absurd and emotionally-involving sculpture and painted collages.

Glass Intrusions: Rob Wynne at the Brooklyn Museum

Glass Intrusions: Rob Wynne at the Brooklyn Museum

Art Critical

February 22, 2019

Pools of shimmering silver, flies alighted on walls, golden snakes slithering through museum cases: Rob Wynne’s ethereal work makes a point of being impossible to pin down. His exhibition, Float, is placed as a critical counterpoint to objects on permanent display in the Brooklyn Museum’s fifth floor American galleries. Wynne’s pieces interact well with their surroundings but would resonate on their own, thus making this a strong exhibition on many levels. The intellectual agility of the poured glass wall installations offers at times biting critique of the stodgy portraits and history paintings of the new American republic with their traditional European aspirations, but Wynne’s glass intrusions can by turns be tender and empathetic as well.

It’s All in the Cards: Lisa Anne Auerbach Offers Psychic Advisory at Frieze Los Angeles

It’s All in the Cards: Lisa Anne Auerbach Offers Psychic Advisory at Frieze Los Angeles

February 15, 2019

by Janelle Zara

As with an answer on Jeopardy!, a tarot reading must be phrased in the form of a question. At Frieze Los Angeles, the fair’s resident medium, Alpine Moon, asked me: “Are your actions in your best and highest interest?”

 

 

Where Art meets Astrology

Where Art meets Astrology

Lisa Anne Auerbach reads the future at Frieze LA

February 11, 2019

Cultured Magazine

As Frieze LA takes over Paramount Studios in February, Conceptual Artist, Lisa Anne AUerbach Presents "Psychic Art Advisor", an interactive performance offering visitors guidance, both creative and commercial. Executive Director of Frieze LA, Bettina Korek checks in with Auerbach in advance of the persentation. 

 

Maynard Monrow & William J. Simmons in Conversation

Maynard Monrow & William J. Simmons in Conversation

Gavlak Los Angeles

January 12, 2019 at 5:00pm

Please join us at Gavlak Los Angeles (1034 N. Highland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90038) on Saturday, January 12, at 5:00pm for a conversation between Maynard Monrow & William J. Simmons regarding Monrow's solo exhibition on view.

 

William J. Simmons is Provost Fellow in the Humanities in the art history PhD program of the University of Southern California. He received his BA from Harvard University and taught art history for three years at the City College of New York. His research and writing have appeared in numerous international books, journals, monographs, and magazines.

New Art Event Spotlights Palm Beach’s Flourishing Creative Community

New Art Event Spotlights Palm Beach’s Flourishing Creative Community

Galerie

November 30, 2018

While Art Basel makes a splash in Miami, gallery owner Sarah Gavlak is shining a light on Palm Beach's thriving arts scene

Francesca Gabbiani at Hauser & Wirth Holiday Market

Francesca Gabbiani at Hauser & Wirth Holiday Market

Performance by Francesca Gabbiani, Dimitri Chamblas, & Eddie Ruscha

Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles
Holiday Market
December 1-2, 2018

SEEN: Rob Wynne activates Brooklyn Museum's period collection with dynamic mirrored-glass wall works

SEEN: Rob Wynne activates Brooklyn Museum's period collection with dynamic mirrored-glass wall works

Urban Glass

June 19, 2018

Entering the Luce Center for American Art on the Brooklyn Museum's fifth floor, one immediately encounters Rob Wynne’s ethereal glass works that activate the adjacent nineteenth-century neoclassical marble statues of Pandora, Nydia, The Lost Pleiad, and Bacchante. Rob Wynne’s work re-contextualize viewer perceptions of the historic sculptures perched atop black granite pedestals, enveloping them in a swirling timelessness of hand-poured mirrored-glass wall reliefs. On view through January 6, 2019, Wynne's 16 ephemeral glass works force a reexamination of historic American artworks and are presented in an exhibition entitled “Rob Wynne: FLOAT” curated by Brooklyn Museum chief curator Jennifer Y. Chi and assistant curator Margarita Karasoulas.

Worth Avenue art dealer launches new Palm Beach Art Weekend

Worth Avenue art dealer launches new Palm Beach Art Weekend

Palm Beach Daily News

November 30, 2017

Thanks to a quirk of the calendar, the Palm Beach Art Weekend will debut Friday through Sunday in Palm Beach and West Palm Beach.

 

The concept has been on Palm Beach gallery owner Sarah Gavlak’s to-do list for some time. Gavlak, who also operates a gallery in Los Angeles, has attended similar art weekends in Berlin and Brussels as well as ArtCrush, a multi-day fundraiser for the Aspen Art Museum in Colorado.

Text-based artist serves food for thought at Gavlak Gallery

Text-based artist serves food for thought at Gavlak Gallery

Palm Beach Daily News

There are no pictures in “Under the Influence,” Maynard Monrow’s exhibition at Gavlak Gallery.

 

Monrow works exclusively with words.

 

His pithy sayings are displayed in standardized white letters on black, grey or pink cafe boards. (Cafe boards are those black signs with white letters that communicate information such as “wait to be seated” at restaurants or room schedules at convention centers.)

Lily Stockman - Studio Visit

Lily Stockman - Studio Visit

Curate Joshua Tree

Lily Stockman speaks about the work in her show "Pollinator" and how her home in Joshua Tree inspires her practice

 

"I made this series of work over the past six months while working on my desert garden, so the botanical and structural shapes – cactus pads, rock perimeters of garden beds, etc.– come through subconsciously, not because I set out to paint plants but because that’s the shape language I’ve immersed myself in."

Listen to the podcast: https://soundcloud.com/curate-joshua-tree/sets/curatejoshuatree

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