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Robert Berry Gallery announces its new virtual exhibition 'Tales of Adjusted Desire' David Carbone, Orphic Agon. NEW YORK, NY .-Robert Berry Gallery, a premier New York City-based art gallery dedicated to innovative contemporary art, announced its new virtual exhibition Tales of Adjusted Desire curated by Robert Curcio of curcioprojects featuring David Carbone, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Kaoruko, and Terry Rodgers. The exhibit runs until May 9, 2021. All the artists in Tales of Adjusted Desire are influenced by the world at large of mediated images mingling with a social media aesthetic creating a...

Stephenson's gathers estate treasures for April 9 Spring Decorative Arts Auction Paulette Van Roekens, ‘David and His World,’ a portrait of the artist’s son, SLL, 25½ x 21¾in (framed). Provenance: Estate of Davis Meltzer. Estimate $2,500-$5,000. SOTHAMPTON, PA .- This year’s edition of Stephenson’s popular Spring Decorative Arts Auction will be held live at the company’s Southampton (suburban Philadelphia) gallery on Friday, April 9, with absentee and Internet live bidding available exclusively through LiveAuctioneers. The 451-lot sale features both fine and decorative art, Tiffany an...

Flea circus contraptions to encore at Sworders' Out of the Ordinary auction 'The Smallest Show On Earth', a collection of flea circus props and memorabilia from Professor Len Tomlin's Flea Circus at Belle Vue. Estimate £1,500-2,000. STANSTED MOUNTFICHET .- Numbering close to 600 lots, the Out of the Ordinary auction at Sworders on April 13-14 is the largest to date. In keeping with the name of the popular format, the sale brings together the weird and the wonderful from an original Dalek from the Doctor Who series to a sword presented by Catherine the Great to a cossack who helped put down a...

Review: Dreamy cowboys and a ballet bath Elle Macy and Dylan Wald in Alejandro Cerrudo’s “Future Memory.” The work by Alejandro Cerrudo is part of the Pacific Northwest Ballet's latest digital program. Angela Sterling via The New York Times. by Brian Seibert (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- It takes only two oscillating notes to establish a world. The coyote howl that Ennio Morricone wrote for “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” immediately conjures an idea of the American West: desert, tumbleweeds, gunslingers. To hear those notes and see ballet pointe shoes thrown down like gauntlets is a joke. This...

MASSIMODECARLO opens an exhibition of new works by Aaron Garber-Maikovska Installation view by Roberto Marossi. Courtesy MASSIMODECARLO. MILAN .-MASSIMODECARLO presents Yucaipa, an exhibition of new works by Aaron Garber Maikovska (b. 1978, Washington, D.C.). This is the Los Angeles-based artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery and his first one in Milan. Aaron Garber-Maikovska’s oeuvre is intrinsically connected to the body, its experiences, its constraints and expression’s possibilities and its immanence as a premise to the affirmation of the act of painting. Somatic is the arti...