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Von Bartha announces representation of Olaf Breuning and Athene Galiciadis in Switzerland Athene Galiciadis, In balance, 2017. Acrylic paint on ceramic, Plexiglas, cherry wood, 80 x 190 x 46 cm. Image courtesy: Von Bartha, Athene Galiciadis. BASEL .-Von Bartha announces representation of Swiss artists Olaf Breuning and Athene Galiciadis in Switzerland. Von Bartha will present a solo exhibition of work by Olaf Breuning at its S-chanf space this Spring, 27 March – 29 May 2021. Additionally, the gallery will present a solo exhibition of work by Athene Galiciadis at its Basel space from 12 Novem...

Veteran dealers Janelle Reiring and Helene Winer have announced that New York's beloved Metro Pictures gallery will close at the end of 2021.

Reiring reflects on how her role as a dealer changed over 40 years. March 8, 2021 Janelle Reiring and Helene Weiner, the founder of Metro Pictures, in 2009. Photo by Patrick McMullan via Getty Images. Many art-world players were surprised to receive a candid email from legendary contemporary art gallery Metro Pictures—on a Sunday afternoon, no less—announcing the founders’ decision to close after 40 years at the end of 2021. The platform, co-founded by Janelle Reiring and Helene Winer, launched the careers of  famous Pictures Generation artists including Cindy Sherman, Robert Longo, Sh...

12 outdoor activities to transform your winter Get out of the house, keep fit, and enjoy cold-weather fun in a socially distanced way Rich Beattie FacebookTwitterEmail We know: We’re facing a long winter ahead. And the fear of cabin fever is real – especially after a year largely spent in quarantine. Fortunately, it’s easy to get outdoors and find fun — and safe — winter activities in central and northern New York to keep moving and beat the winter blues. And while the area boasts great ski mountains like Hunter and Windham, sometimes you want activities that require less skill and ...

Saturday 2 January 2021 The late-afternoon sun is painting the pale stone floor in strips of gold. The room at Melides Art, in a small village south of Lisbon, is filled with the scent of pine and eucalyptus and that particular fragrance that comes at the end of a long, hot summer day – a mix of salt, sunscreen and warm sand. A young woman, her dark hair falling across bare brown shoulders, sits on the stairs, bent over a guitar, slowly picking out a melody; one chord, then another. After a moment she lifts her head and sings a song of love and loss that sounds all the more poignant in her ...