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The evocative, adorned sculptures of Leilah Babirye (b. 1985 in Kampala, Uganda) feature the artist’s inventive reuse of debris with her deft carving of wood and work with ceramics. She uses the metal gears and chains of bicycles to create elaborate headdresses and jewelry, and the rubber inner tubes of bicycle tires to form long tresses that mingle with the burnt-black angles of her carved sculptures and the colorful glazes of her bulbous ceramic forms. For the ICA, Babirye premieres a new body of ceramic sculptures inspired by the idea of the queer wedding. Each sculpture adopts a role—bride, groom, ring bearer, flower girl, bridesmaid, or groomsman—in a vivid installation that is both wedding ceremony and celebration. Witnessing this central event are a number of large-scale works in charred wood, representing the aunties, uncles, and ancestors who have populated the artist’s practice from the beginning. For Babirye, who fled Uganda after being outed as gay, the exhibition continues her commitment to uplift LGBTQ identities through her singular, striking sculptural practice. The exhibition will be accompanied by the artist’s first book. |
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Learn about what types of coverages you may need and when you would need them, how to determine how much you may need, how to be a good risk, who to contact for coverage, and more. Sarah Court is a specialist fine art and high-net-worth insurance broker with more than two decades of experience navigating the intersection of art, collections, and risk. Matt Sweitzer oversees the growth, strategy, and performance of the Fine Art & Collectibles line of business. |
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You’re invited to a Los Angeles MeetAT cocktail networking event on September 16, graciously hosted by ArtTable Members' Shelley De Soto and Juliet Rofé at Shelley's home in View Park, CA. Join us for an evening of cocktails, light refreshments, and engaging conversations with fellow ArtTable members and new connections. |
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Born in Chicago in 1940, Gladys Nilsson is best known for her watercolors of long-limbed figures engaged in everyday micro-dramas. As a member of Chicago’s Hairy Who in the 1960s, Nilsson made watercolors that earned her a reputation as the most “feminine” member of the group—a characterization that she has challenged and spoofed throughout her career. Nilsson’s self-reflexive approach has guided her experimental practice, which also includes Plexiglas paintings, largescale diptychs, embroidery-hoop paintings, drawings, prints, and mixed-media collages. |
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It’s time for our next New Member Orientation! Open to all ArtTable members, join us for an introduction to – or a review of – your member benefits and all that ArtTable has to offer! |
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Social media has become one of the most powerful tools for art professionals: a way to sell work, grow your reputation, and connect with peers, collectors, and institutions. But getting started (or restarting) can feel overwhelming, especially when the platforms keep changing and the advice is tough to dissect. This virtual session is a step-by-step introduction designed to help listeners build a presence that genuinely serves their art professional goals. |
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For more than forty-five years, Jenny Holzer has presented her astringent ideas, arguments, and sorrows in public places and international exhibitions, including Times Square, the Venice Biennale, the Guggenheim Museums in New York and Bilbao, and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. Her medium, whether a T-shirt, plaque, or electronic sign, is writing, and the public dimension is integral to her work. Starting in the 1970s with her New York City street posters and continuing through her recent light projections on landscape and architecture, her practice has rivaled ignorance and violence with humor, kindness, and courage. Holzer received the Leone d’Oro at the Venice Biennale in 1990, the World Economic Forum’s Crystal Award in 1996, the rank of officier in France’s Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in 2016, the US State Department’s International Medal of Arts in 2017, and Time magazine’s Time 100 Award in 2024. She holds honorary degrees from Williams College, the Rhode Island School of Design, the New School, and Smith College. She lives and works in New York. |
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Reconnect with colleagues and friends at ArtTable’s Annual Brunch at The Armory Show! In addition to a delicious continental brunch, each registration for this event—a highlight of the ArtTable calendar—includes a day pass to The Armory Show for Friday, September 25. |
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The Easton Foundation is now dedicated to preserving Bourgeois’s legacy. Serving to promote the scholarship and awareness of Bourgeois’s life and art, the Foundation aims to cultivate new interpretations of her work while providing a deeper understanding of her artistic process and creative milieu. As part of this mission, the Foundation has established the Louise Bourgeois Archive, a study center and residency for curators and scholars, as well as a sculpture garden and a small exhibition space presenting original archival materials and works from the collection. The Foundation is also undertaking the ongoing conservation of Bourgeois’s distinctive home and studio, in which she lived and worked for almost 50 years. |
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This special evening celebrates Lynda Roscoe Hartigan's return to Washington, DC as the incoming Margaret and Terry Stent Director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum — the very museum where her career in the arts began. |
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