{"id":987,"date":"2021-07-07T08:38:59","date_gmt":"2021-07-07T00:38:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.atelierauction.com\/globalupdates\/?p=987"},"modified":"2021-07-05T12:22:16","modified_gmt":"2021-07-05T04:22:16","slug":"minneapolis-institute-of-art-acquires-theodore-roszak-trove-and-more-from-july-2-2021","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.atelierauction.com\/globalupdates\/artist\/minneapolis-institute-of-art-acquires-theodore-roszak-trove-and-more-from-july-2-2021\/","title":{"rendered":"Minneapolis Institute of Art Acquires Theodore Roszak Trove\u2014and More from July 2, 2021"},"content":{"rendered":"

Friday, July 2<\/strong><\/p>\n

Minneapolis Institute of Art Acquires Theodore Roszak Trove<\/em>
\nThe estate of\u00a0Theodore Roszak<\/strong>\u00a0has given the\u00a0Minneapolis Institute of Art<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0more than 800 works on paper by the artist, who is known for his semi-abstract works resembling science-fictional creatures. New York\u2019s\u00a0Michael Rosenfeld Gallery<\/strong><\/a>, which represents Roszak\u2019s estate, facilitated the gift. Robert Cozzolino, the museum\u2019s paintings curator, said in a statement, \u201cThis generous gift will help Mia to tell a more dynamic story of modernist drawing and sculpture in the United States, especially because Roszak was a tireless innovator open to new forms and techniques.\u201d<\/p>\n

NEW INC Names New Director<\/em>
\nSalome Asega<\/strong>\u00a0will be the next director of the New Museum\u2019s cultural incubator\u00a0NEW INC<\/strong>. She will start in her post on July 26. For the past four years, Asega has been inaugural New Media Art Research Fellow for Creativity and Free Expression (CFE) at the Ford Foundation, where she funded research that looked at the intersection between art and technology, and convened a two-day conference on art an AI. In a statement, New Museum director\u00a0Lisa Phillips<\/strong>\u00a0said, \u201cSalome is the next generation of leadership and a role model for the interdisciplinary nature of the future of work.\u201d<\/p>\n

Rabkin Foundation Names 2021 Recipients for Arts Journalism Awards
\n<\/em>The Portland, Maine\u2013based\u00a0Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0has named the eight arts journalists who will receive the organization\u2019s annual Rabkin Prizes, which comes with $50,000 per grantee. The winners are\u00a0Aruna D\u2019Souza<\/strong>,\u00a0John Yau<\/strong>,\u00a0Raquel Gutierrez<\/strong>,\u00a0Jarrett Earnest<\/strong>,\u00a0Mark Lamster<\/strong>,\u00a0Yinka Elujoba<\/strong>,\u00a0Jennifer Huberdeau<\/strong>, and\u00a0Jasmine Weber<\/strong>. The jurors for this year\u2019s awards were Melissa Harris, a journalism professor at Columbia University, and Mary Louise Schumacher, the former chief art critic of the\u00a0Milwaukee Journal Sentinel<\/em>.<\/p>\n

ICA Boston Adds Four Trustees<\/em>
\nThe\u00a0Institute of Contemporary Art Boston<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0has added four new board members. Those four trustees are\u00a0Deval Patrick<\/strong>, the former governor of Massachusetts;\u00a0Emmett G. Price III<\/strong>, an expert on music of the African Diaspora and the Black Christian experience;\u00a0Leslie Riedel<\/strong>, a design consultant and philanthropist who advocates for racial equality, first-generation college students, and children\u2019s mental health; and\u00a0Nicole Zatlyn<\/strong>, a portfolio manager at Boston-based MFS Investment Management.<\/p>\n

Future Fair Names Exhibitor List for Inaugural Fair<\/em>
\nThe forthcoming\u00a0Future Fair<\/strong>\u00a0has named the list of exhibitors for its inaugural first edition, slated to run during Armory Week in September at the Starrett-Lehigh Building in Chelsea. The 34 participating galleries\u201450 percent of which are women-owned and more than 25 percent of which are BIPOC-owned\u2014include Chicago\u2019s\u00a0Western Exhibitions<\/strong>, New York\u2019s\u00a0Proposition<\/strong>, Los Angeles\u2019s\u00a0Tyler Park Presents<\/strong>, Istanbul\u2019s\u00a0Pill<\/strong>, and\u00a0TERN<\/strong>\u00a0in Nassau, the Bahamas.<\/p>\n

Thursday, July 1<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Artist Christina Quarles Joins <\/em>L.A. MOCA\u2019s Board <\/em><\/p>\n

The\u00a0Museum of Contemporary Art<\/strong><\/a> in Los Angeles has added L.A.\u2013based artist\u00a0Christina Quarles<\/strong>\u00a0to its board of trustees. She joins fellow artist-trustees Mark Bradford, Mark Grotjahn, and Barbara Kruger, and will replace photographer\u00a0Catherine Opie<\/strong>\u00a0on the board. In a statement, Quarles, who\u00a0recently joined the roster of Hauser & Wirth, said, \u201cI am so proud and happy to be joining MOCA\u2019s Board at this significant moment, as Los Angeles begins to reopen and we embrace the ever-rising standards of accountability, transparency, and inclusion.”<\/p>\n

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BAMPFA Senior Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art to Depart<\/em>
\nApsara DiQuinzio<\/strong>\u00a0will depart the\u00a0Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0in California as its senior curator of modern and contemporary art at the end of August. DiQuinzio began at BAMPFA in 2012 and was named senior curator in 2017. She is currently at work on the hotly anticipated survey \u201cNew Time: Art & Feminisms in the Twenty-First Century,\u201d which is due to open in August. A release announcing DiQuinzio\u2019s departure did not state where she was headed after BAMPFA.<\/p>\n

Yale University Art Gallery Hires Met Curator for Prints and Drawings Post<\/em>
\nFreyda Spira<\/strong>, who was formerly an associate curator in the Metropolitan Museum of Art\u2019s prints and drawings department, has been named curator of prints and drawings at the\u00a0Yale University Art Gallery<\/strong>\u00a0in New Haven, Connecticut. At the Met, she has organized shows devoted to Renaissance prints and drawings, and she is currently at work on a show of 19th-century Danish art co-organized with the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. She begins at the Yale University Art Gallery on July 1.<\/p>\n

Google, Aperture Partner for Photo Fund<\/i>
\nGoogle\u2019s Creator Labs\u00a0<\/b>and the photography-focused nonprofit\u00a0Aperture\u00a0<\/b>have teamed up to launch the\u00a0Creator Labs Photo Fund<\/b>, which will give $5,000 grants to 20 U.S.-based artists who work with photography. The fund is aimed to help artists who have been economically impacted by the pandemic. Artists can apply to receive funds\u00a0via an open call<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Proxyco Adds Luc\u00eda Vidales to Roster<\/em>
\nThe New York\u2013based gallery\u00a0Proxyco<\/strong>\u00a0now represents artist\u00a0Luc\u00eda Vidales<\/strong>, who is based in Monterrey, Mexico. She had her first New York solo show at the gallery in March, and she has also exhibited at Peana in Monterrey, Taka Ishii Gallery in Tokyo, and other venues. Her paintings present images of the body, often in the form of fragmented limbs, as meditations on histories of colonization.<\/p>\n

Blum & Poe Adds Kenjir\u014d Okazaki to Roster<\/em>
\nKenjir\u014d Okazaki<\/strong>, a Tokyo-based artist and critic, has joined the roster of\u00a0Blum & Poe<\/strong>\u00a0gallery, which has spaces in the Japanese capital as well as Los Angeles and New York. Okazaki is known for his abstractions that synthesize styles derived from European modernism and ones from Japanese avant-garde movements like Gutai. He is set to have a solo show at Blum & Poe\u2019s L.A. gallery in July.<\/p>\n

Various Small Fires Now Represents Alexander Harrison<\/em>
\nVarious Small Fires<\/strong>, a gallery with locations in Los Angeles and Seoul, has added\u00a0Alexander Harrison<\/strong>\u00a0to its roster. The artist recently had an exhibition with the gallery last April and has a planned solo show at Kasmin gallery in New York in fall 2022. Harrison is best known for his paintings that merge his autobiography with various histories of the South.<\/p>\n

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Wednesday, June 30<\/strong><\/p>\n

Tokyo Olympics Gets Cultural Hub<\/em>
\nThe\u00a0Olympic Games Tokyo 2020<\/a><\/strong>, which are set to open in the Japanese capital next month after being delayed by a year because of the pandemic, will be accompanied by a new cultural hub called\u00a0Olympic Agora<\/strong>. Running from July 1 to August 15 and located in the city\u2019s historic Nihonbashi district, the venue will feature installations by Japanese artists\u00a0Rinko Kawauchi<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Makoto Tojiki<\/strong>, a participatory work by Montreal-based studio\u00a0Moment Factory<\/strong>, an exhibition of objects from the\u00a0Olympic Museum<\/strong>\u2019s permanent collection in Switzerland, and a newly commissioned, site-specific sculpture by French artist\u00a0Xavier Veilhan<\/strong>. That piece, titled\u00a0The Audience<\/em>, will be a permanent installation at the site. The Agora will also host an exhibition of work by six former Olympic and Paralympic athletes who are currently artists in residence. They are\u00a0Ciara Michel<\/strong>\u00a0(Great Britain, Volleyball, London 2012),\u00a0Slaven Dizdarevi\u0107<\/strong>\u00a0(Slovak Republic, Track and Field, Beijing 2008),\u00a0Kelly Salchow MacArthur<\/strong>\u00a0(USA, Rowing Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004),\u00a0Gregory Burns<\/strong>\u00a0(USA, Swimming, Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996, and Sydney 2000),\u00a0Roald Bradstock<\/strong>\u00a0(Great Britain, Track and Field, Los Angeles 1984 and Seoul 1988), and\u00a0Hannah Wilkinson<\/strong>\u00a0(New Zealand, Football, London 2012 and Rio 2016).<\/p>\n

Self Help Graphics Gets $4 M. Grant from California State Budget<\/em>
\nSelf Help Graphics & Art<\/strong>, the vaunted print studio based in L.A.\u2019s Boyle Heights neighborhood that focuses on supporting Chicanx and Latinx artists, has received a $4 million allocation as part of California\u2019s state budget. The funds will be used to help the nonprofit pay for the purchase and renovation of its building. In a statement, Self Help executive director\u00a0Betty Avila<\/strong>\u00a0said, \u201cSelf Help, like many of our peers, has spent the majority of its trajectory as a deeply under-resourced and undercapitalized artistic gem of Los Angeles. This infusion of support will be transformational and will help provide the creative home our community deserves.\u201d<\/p>\n

Philippines Details 2022 Venice Biennale Pavilion<\/em>
\nArtist\u00a0Gerardo Tan<\/strong>, musicologist\u00a0Felicidad A. Prudente<\/strong>, and weaver\u00a0Sammy Buhle<\/strong>\u00a0will represent the Philippines at the 2022\u00a0Venice Biennale<\/strong>\u00a0in Italy. Their exhibition, titled \u201cAndi taku e sana, Amung taku di sana\u201d (\u201cAll of us present, This is our gathering\u201d), will be curated by artists\u00a0Yael Buencamino Borromeo<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Arvin Jason Flores<\/strong>. It will focus on how sound and textiles transmit cultural values.<\/p>\n

High Museum Receives $3.1 M. Grant in Support of Conservation<\/em>
\nThe\u00a0High Museum of Art<\/strong>\u00a0in Atlanta has been given a $3.1 million grant by the\u00a0Sarah Giles Moore Foundation<\/strong>, whose namesake was formerly a board member at the institution. It is one of the largest grants the museum has ever received from a foundation, and it will support the institution\u2019s conservation efforts.<\/p>\n

Patron Adds Jamal Cyrus and No\u00e9 Martinez to Roster<\/em>
\nChicago\u2019s\u00a0Patron<\/strong>\u00a0gallery now represents Houston-based artist\u00a0Jamal Cyrus<\/strong>\u00a0and Mexico City\u2013based artist\u00a0No\u00e9 Martinez<\/strong>. Cyrus, who had his first solo exhibition with Patron in April, is known for creating a wide-ranging, research-driven body of work in various media that looks at Black political movements, the reciprocal flow of ideas within the African Diaspora, and the blues tradition. Martinez, who had a solo show at the gallery last September, creates work in photography, sculpture, textiles, and installation that reflect on the impacts of colonial histories across generations, in particular on communities today.<\/p>\n

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Tuesday, June 29<\/strong><\/p>\n

Philadelphia Museum Names First-Ever DEIA Director<\/i>
\nAlphonso Atkins, Jr.\u00a0<\/b>will be the first-ever deputy director of diversity, equity, inclusion, and access at the\u00a0Philadelphia Museum of Art<\/b>. Currently chief diversity officer and special assistant to the chancellor of equity and inclusion at the University of South Carolina, Atkins will work with officials at the museum to promote diversity through exhibitions and programming. He is set to start in August at the museum, which last year\u00a0faced controversy\u00a0over the way it responded to Black Lives Matter protests. \u201cThe PMA is inextricably linked with the identity of Philadelphia, and as the city evolves, so too must the museum,\u201d Atkins said in a statement.<\/p>\n

Warhol Foundation Gives $3.8 M. to 50 Museums and Arts Organizations<\/i>
\nThe New York\u2013based\u00a0Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts\u00a0<\/b>will give out $3.8 million to 50 arts organizations in the United States and Canada. This award cycle is different from others in that the grantees can use up to 50 percent of their funds toward administrative expenses, marking an attempt to help these institutions in their recovery from the economic impact of the pandemic. The grants range from $35,000 to $120,000. Among those receiving funds are the\u00a0Los Angeles Nomadic Division<\/b>,\u00a0Mountain Times Art<\/b>\u00a0in Montana, the\u00a0Rivers Institute for Contemporary Art & Thought<\/b>\u00a0in New Orleans, the\u00a0Mississippi Museum of Art<\/b>, and the\u00a0Orange County Museum of Art<\/b>. (The full list of recipients is\u00a0available here.) In a statement, Warhol foundation president\u00a0Joel Wachs<\/b>, said, \u201cThe Spring 2021 grantees are taking this extended moment of disruption to business-as-usual to revisit and revise their approaches to supporting artists and communities. This is a time for deliberate movement towards more equitable structures inside and outside the art world.\u201d<\/p>\n

Wexner Center Names 2021\u201322 Artist Residency Recipients<\/em>
\nThe\u00a0Wexner Center for the Arts<\/strong>\u00a0at the Ohio State University has named the recipients of its 2021\u201322 Artist Residency Awards. They are\u00a0Carlos Motta<\/strong>\u00a0in visual arts;\u00a0Hope Ginsburg<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0New Red Order<\/strong>\u00a0in film\/video;\u00a0Jaamil Olawale Kosoko<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Abby Zbikowski<\/strong>\u00a0in performing arts;\u00a0James Dennen<\/strong>,\u00a0Jennifer Harge<\/strong>,\u00a0Awilda Rodr\u00edguez Lora<\/strong>, and\u00a0Norah Zuniga Shaw<\/strong>\u00a0in performing arts (virtual); and\u00a0Kari Gunter-Seymour<\/strong>,\u00a0Tala Kanani<\/strong>,\u00a0Sa\u2019dia Rehman<\/strong>, and\u00a0Jonna Twigg<\/strong>\u00a0in learning and public practice. The learning and public practice residents are four Ohio-based artists who will work with the museum to create public and school programs. In a statement, Wexner executive director\u00a0Johanna Burton<\/strong>\u00a0said, \u201cThe Wex\u2019s strong history of offering support for artists during the ideation phase of projects has allowed for particularly intimate\u2014and often longstanding\u2014relationships. At this crucial juncture, we are delighted to deepen even further the center\u2019s commitment to artists, whose work has the ability to inform and transform the world in real time.\u201d<\/p>\n

NXTHVN Names 2021\u201322 Artist and Curatorial Fellows<\/i>
\nNXTHVN<\/b>, an art center founded in New Haven, Connecticut, in 2017 by artist Titus Kaphar in collaboration with Jason Price and Jonathan Brand, has named the artist and curators participating in its 2021\u201322 fellowship cycle. Over the past few years, the fellowship program at NXTHVN has garnered the attention of the national art world; Gagosian gallery, which represents Kaphar, began endowing the program in 2020. Artists participating in this cycle include\u00a0Layo Bright<\/b>,\u00a0John Guzman<\/b>,\u00a0Alyssa Klauer<\/b>,\u00a0Africanus Okokon<\/b>,\u00a0Daniel Ramos<\/b>,\u00a0Warith Taha<\/b>, and\u00a0Patrick Quarm<\/b>.\u00a0Marissa Del Toro<\/b>\u00a0and\u00a0Jamillah Hinson<\/b>\u00a0will become curatorial fellows.<\/p>\n

Warhol Museum Board Elects New Vice Chair<\/em>
\nThe advisory board for the\u00a0Andy Warhol Museum<\/strong>\u00a0in Pittsburgh has named\u00a0Jim Spencer<\/strong>\u00a0to be its new vice chair. He has been a member of the museum\u2019s advisory board since 2016. A Pittsburgh native, Spencer has led a range of companies in the power industry over the past 35 years and is currently the managing partner of Exus North America Management Partners, a global asset manager focused on renewable energies.<\/p>\n

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Monday, June 28<\/strong><\/p>\n

Kasmin Now Represents Estate of James Rosenquist<\/em>
\nThe estate of\u00a0James Rosenquist<\/strong>\u00a0is now represented in the United States by New York gallery\u00a0Kasmin<\/strong>. The gallery will stage a major show of the late Pop artist\u2019s work in 2022. Rosenquist, who died in 2017, will continue to be represented by Thaddaeus Ropac, which has locations in London, Paris, Salzburg and Seoul. One of Pop\u2019s quintessential artists, Rosenquist is known for his canvases that comment on postwar consumerism, pop culture, and other hallmarks of Americana and pulsate with humor. The artist has had major retrospectives at the Whitney Museum in New York (in 1972), the Guggenheim Museum in New York (2003\u201304), and, most recently, the Museum Ludwig in Cologne (2017).<\/p>\n

Estate of Karlo Kacharava Heads to Modern Art<\/em>
\nLondon\u2019s\u00a0Modern Art<\/strong>\u00a0gallery now represents the estate of\u00a0Karlo Kacharava<\/strong>, a Georgian artist and poet who died in 1994. Though he only lived to be 30, Kacharava worked prolifically, producing 1,200 paintings in his lifetime. These surrealist tableaux were often focused on the political state of the Eastern Bloc, with an eye toward the failed utopian dreams of pre-Soviet Tbilisi. Artist\u00a0Sanya Kantarovsky<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0(who is also represented by Modern Art) and curator\u00a0Scott Portnoy<\/strong>\u00a0will team up to curate the gallery\u2019s first exhibition of Kacharava\u2019s work in October.<\/p>\n

YoungArts Names Artistic Director<\/em>
\nThe Miami-based arts nonprofit\u00a0YoungArts<\/strong>, which looks to support the burgeoning artistic careers of high school students, announced that\u00a0Lauren Snelling<\/strong>\u00a0will now be the organization\u2019s artistic director. Since 2018, Snelling has been the senior director of alumni relations at YoungArts. The organization also announced that\u00a0Rebekah Lanae Lenge<\/strong>\u00a0has been promoted to deputy director and that\u00a0Tanya Reid<\/strong>\u00a0will be vice president of finance. In a statement, YoungArts executive director\u00a0Jewel Malone<\/strong>\u00a0said, \u201cToday, as YoungArts enters its 40th year as the only organization that supports artists across the performing, visual and literary arts and at all stages of their careers, we understand it is time to make organizational changes that will match our growth, increasing our ability to support artists and their creative process.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Friday, July 2 Minneapolis Institute of Art Acquires Theodore Roszak Trove The estate of\u00a0Theodore Roszak\u00a0has given the\u00a0Minneapolis Institute of Art\u00a0more than 800 works on paper by the artist, who is known for his semi-abstract works resembling science-fictional creatures. New York\u2019s\u00a0Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, which represents Roszak\u2019s estate, facilitated the gift. 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