Jasper Johns (Né en 1930)

"Jasper Johns: Mind/Mirror" will open on September 29 simultaneously across both New York’s Whitney Museum and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Co-curated by Scott Rothkopf and Carlos Basualdo, the two venues will feature over 550 of his works in what will constitute half an acre of gallery space. (TAN)

According to the Guardian, New York-based collectors Johanna and Leslie Garfield donated the 1973 edition of the print by the 90-year-old American artist. Produced in an edition of 65, Flag I joins 16 other artworks by Johns in the British Museum. Other editions of the same print have sold for more than $1M at auction.

The Foundation for Contemporary Arts - a New York-based organization founded by artists Jasper Johns and John Cage in 1963 to benefit other artists – has named Kay Takeda as its next executive director, as of March 28. Takeda was previously deputy director of artists programs for the Joan Mitchell Foundation.

This illustration featuring a distinctive atmosphere is undoubtedly one of the most famous works by the promising Swedish artist, who died prematurely.

Alain Moatti (1939-2023) was an erudite antiquarian and a tireless curiosity seeker, renowned in particular for his knowledge of bronzes and majolica. He left a library in which sculpture and the fine arts occupy pride of place.

Two works by famous artists achieved the highest bids: Jean Royère’s polar bear sofa and Auguste Rodin’s Saint John the Baptist.

This year, the association founded by artist Gérard Garouste and his wife Élizabeth invites 55 designers to revisit Jasper Morrison's Corks Bowls, an iconic cork piece donated by Vitra. The sale will be held online on Drouot Digital with the support of Christie's, from November 25 to December 12, 2021.

The €6 million sale of the largest triceratops known to date reached fever pitch at Drouot and established a European record, eliciting rapturous applause from the audience.

Ghostly street scenes are recurrent in the work of American painter John Register. Like Edward Hopper, he painted a melancholic portrait of America.