Presenting this week’s Marketplace highlights: Our auction and gallery platforms feature a wide array of highly desirable artwork. Browse the available works below and discover the next addition to your collection. |
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20th Century Art
Live Through September 23
This auction showcases the evolution of art throughout the 20th century, featuring works by artists such as Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, and more.
Pictured here: Peter Beard, 16 Foot Croc (Large Mugger Crocodile, Circa 15-16 Feet, Uganda), 1966.
Est. $12,000–$18,000.
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Contemporary Art
Live Through September 24
This fall auction of contemporary art features influential artists of our time, including Stanley Whitney, Robert Nava, and Damien Hirst.
Pictured here: Stanley Whitney, Stay Song 69, 2020.
Est. $200,000–$250,000.
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Acquire sought-after works on Artnet’s Private Sales platform, available for purchase through June 9, offering a personalised approach to collecting.
From blue-chip paintings to prints, photographs and more, connect with a specialist and discover works beyond the auction format.
Pictured here: Diane Arbus, Family on the lawn one Sunday in Westchester, New York. 1968
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Browse current exhibitions presented by our member galleries: |
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Eric Firestone Gallery
THE REST IS HISTORY
East Hampton, NY, USA
Open now through September 27
This show gathers sculpture and painting made between the 1940s and 1980s, continuing the gallery's ongoing project of historical re-investigation into underrecognized figures of the postwar American canon.
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Galerie Ernst Hilger
A LETTER TO MY FRIEND, CURATED BY ALENKA GREGORIČ
Vienna, Austria
Open now through October 16
Curated by Alenka Gregorič, this group exhibition brings together artists whose work considers memory, distance, and connection as a form of correspondence between one another.
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Esther Schipper
WHO LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER?
Seoul, South Korea
Open now through October 31
Simon Fujiwara's solo exhibition presents new paintings featuring his recurring cartoon figure Who the Bær, continuing the artist's ongoing exploration of identity and storytelling.
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Trending now: Maurizio Cattelan |
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Maurizio Cattelan is an Italian conceptual artist known for provocative sculptures that skewer power, celebrity, and social convention. His first major solo exhibition in Germany, “NIGHT,” is on view at Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie through March 2027.
Explore works by Maurizio Cattelan available across Artnet's member galleries here.
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