artnet's August Newsletter: Remembering 9/11, Camille Pissarro: The Idealist Impressionist, Photographer Bill Wyman, and more...

If you are unable to view this message, click here. To unsubscribe from this list, click here.       artnet | artnet Auctions | artnet Artists A–Z | artnet Galleries | artnet Price Database | artnet Magazine August 2011 Remembering 9/11 The attacks of September 11, 2001, seared a harrowing set of images onto the collective American consciousness. While we all remember the planes, the towers, the fire, and the plume of smoke, the many responses by artists to the catastrophe have expanded our visual landscape of tragedy and remembrance. As the 10th anniversary of the event approaches, major New York museums and countless galleries are presenting commemorative exhibitions... Read More The Art Carousel: Who's Tzara Now Charlie Finch finds the key to the Contemporary Art carousel, its enthusiasms, and controversies, in a 1922 text by Dada mastermind Tristan Tzara... Read More Camille Pissarro: The Idealist Impressionist At the Clark Art Institute in Massachusetts, a survey of 90 lesser-known works by the great Impressionist, Camille Pissarro, whose radicalism extended from the studio into his politics and way of life... Read More Futurism for Foodies In Washington, DC, Flashpoint Gallery kicks off the fall art season with a gala Futurist dinner, inspired by F.T. Marinetti's 1936 Futurist Cookbook and including the "Perfected Pizza"—a pizza in a pill... Read More The Art of Golf Feel like your golf game is a work of art? Check it out in "The Art of Golf," February 4–June 12, 2012, at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. The first-ever museum exhibition devoted entirely to the sport is organized, appropriately enough, with the National Galleries of Scotland... Read More Elvis from Africa At the Brooklyn Museum, an exhibition of more than 200 African art objects includes a mask of a 1970s-era Elvis Presley from Malawi, worn by a "secret society" of the Chewu peoples during ceremonies and rituals... Read More Bill Wyman, Photographer The former Rolling Stones bass guitarist Bill Wyman took photographs, thousands of them, and a selection of the rarely seen images of English rock royalty is scheduled to go on view for the first time at Kenny Schachter ROVE in London in October 2011... Read More Currently on artnet Auctions Visit artnet Auctions Register Now Andy Warhol Liz Morris International, Toronto Poster, 1965 Lithograph on thick paper 23.4 x 27 in. Est. US$1,200–1,500 € 830–1,040 Bidding ends August 24 Arne Jacobsen Pair of 'Swan' Chairs, c.1960 Metal and upholstery 32 x 29 x 27 in. Est. US$3,500–4,500 € 2,430–3,190 Bidding ends August 23 Jeff Koons Balloon Dogs (Set of 2), 1995 Porcelain with metal glazes 10.5 x 10.5 x 3 in. each Est. US$12,000–18,000 € 8,330–12,490 Bidding ends August 24 Explore more on artnet artnet Artists A–Z artnet Auctions artnet Calendar artnet Galleries artnet Magazine artnet Market Alert artnet Market Analyst artnet Market Reports artnet Monographs artnet Price Database

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