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Monumental Joan Mitchell  Painting Donated To Tate By Miami’s Pérez Family

Monumental Joan Mitchell  Painting Donated To Tate By Miami’s Pérez Family

by News Desk | Apr 3, 2025 | News

Tate Modern has unveiled a spectacular new addition to its collection with the arrival of Iva (1973), a towering six-metre triptych by Abstract Expressionist pioneer Joan Mitchell. The painting, gifted by esteemed Miami collectors and philanthropists Jorge M. and...
David Anfam, Leading Scholar of Abstract Expressionism Dies Aged 69

David Anfam, Leading Scholar of Abstract Expressionism Dies Aged 69

by News Desk | Aug 24, 2024 | News

David Anfam, a distinguished art historian and curator known for his groundbreaking scholarship on Abstract Expressionism, passed away in London on Wednesday at the age of 69. His death marks the loss of a towering figure in the study of modern American art whose...
Alfred Leslie: Leading New York Beat Painter And Filmmaker Dies Aged 95

Alfred Leslie: Leading New York Beat Painter And Filmmaker Dies Aged 95

by News Desk | Jan 31, 2023 | News

The leading New York ‘Beat’ Painter and filmmaker Alfred Leslie has died aged 95. Leslie was born in the Bronx in 1927 and lived and worked in Manhattan. He studied with Tony Smith at NYU and was an artist’s model for Reginald Marsh’s classes. He was...
Stolen Hans Hofmann Paintings Recovered – Scandalous Inside Job Exposed

Stolen Hans Hofmann Paintings Recovered – Scandalous Inside Job Exposed

by News Desk | Dec 26, 2017 | News

Part of a collection of Hans Hofmann paintings stolen in 2004 from a New York City-based fine art storage facility has been recovered. Working with the NYPD and the FBI, Art Recovery International negotiated the release of one of the paintings. The attorney for the...
Ann Freedman The End Or The Beginning For Knoedler’s Disgraced Director

Ann Freedman The End Or The Beginning For Knoedler’s Disgraced Director

by News Desk | Sep 13, 2017 | News

Ann Freedman has settled her final lawsuit in what has been New York’s biggest art scandal. The chapter has closed with the former director of the now shuttered Knoedler gallery ( New York’s oldest) paying off up to ten lawsuits filed against her, arising from a $70m...
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