Museo Jumex presents Normal Exceptions: Contemporary Art in Mexico
Installation view. Photo: Ramiro Chaves.
MEXICO CITY
.-Museo Jumex reopened to the public on March 27 with Normal Exceptions: Contemporary Art in Mexico, a thematic survey of contemporary art in Mexico over the past 20 years, a period during which Mexico has become a nexus of the global art scene. Drawing from the Colección Jumex and including invited artists and organizations, Normal Exceptions considers undercurrents in artistic practices that connect with life and its material traces. The exhibition will be on view through August 15, and follows the museums temporary closure due to the pandemic.
With guitars played by Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan and Metallica s Kirk Hammett, this auction goes to 11
Suze Rotolo s 1957 Martin D-18 Natural Acoustic Guitar, Serial # 154103.
DALLAS, TX
.- The Martin acoustic Bruce Springsteen played during his earliest auditions and used on his first two records. The six-string Bob Dylan used to strum during visits to the apartment of then-girlfriend Suze Rotolo. The ESP Kirk Hammett wielded in Metallica s first, finest and most famous video, One. The 64 Fender upon which Rev. Horton Heat had some mighty psychobilly freakouts. The Ludwig drum kit Buddy Rich played on The Tonight Show, then gifted to Johnny Carson. And a Frankenstrat made for who else? Eddie Van Halen.
This week, Scottish legs of lamb are selling for £5.50/kg in supermarkets while farmers are paid up to £6.45/kg for the whole carcase.
Clearly, retailers have calculated that losing money on every leg of lamb is worth it if customers buy the rest of their Easter shopping in their store.
Scottish abattoirs are paying farmers £6.30 to £6.45/kg for R grading hoggets up to 21kg, which is unchanged.
The Monday and Tuesday live sales didn’t move much this week, with prices around £2.65-£2.90/kg for medium weight hoggets.
Across Scotland, the average for the week ending 27 March was £2.76/kg, down 9p/kg for medium weight hoggets.
Galway based auctioneer O’Donnellan & Joyce continues to offer a next generation service with continued improvements in its virtual property viewings and live stream auction system. Available to view on its own website – www.odonnjoyce.com, Daft.ie and Myhome.ie, the company has launched its nationwide property auction catalogue ahead of the live stream sale on Friday April 16.