Campaigners Call for Preservation of Insolvent Glasgow Art Center's Archive
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Campaigners, politicians, and art community figures are urging the Scottish government to intervene in the potential sale of the archive belonging to Glasgow's Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA), which recently declared insolvency. They warn that breaking up or selling the collection, which documents over 50 years of Glasgow's cultural history, would lead to an "irreversible loss" for Scotland's cultural heritage. Creative Scotland, the building's owner, is collaborating with local organizations to safeguard the archive's public accessibility.
Art Week NYC, a new annual contemporary art event backed by ARTnews, Art in America, and Artforum, has announced the participating galleries for its debut edition. Seventy-six galleries, ranging from established giants like Hauser & Wirth and Gagosian to emerging and mid-sized spaces across various city districts, will be featured from November 11–14. The event aims to unite the city's diverse gallery community under one comprehensive platform, fostering discovery and dialogue in the art world.
Gagosian Reduces European Presence, Shifts Focus Amidst Mega-Gallery Reassessment
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Gagosian gallery is downsizing its European footprint, closing locations in London and Basel, as part of a broader trend among major art galleries to re-evaluate their physical spaces. Despite these closures, Gagosian recently opened a new flagship gallery in New York, indicating a strategic reallocation of resources rather than an overall contraction. Other prominent galleries, such as David Zwirner and Pace, are also adjusting their operations, reflecting an evolving art market landscape where physical presence is being recalibrated.
Renowned Art Collectors Clara Wu Tsai and Joseph Tsai Announce Divorce After Three Decades
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Billionaire art collectors and sports franchise owners, Clara Wu Tsai and Joseph Tsai, have revealed their decision to divorce after nearly 30 years of marriage. Despite the separation, the couple intends to maintain their collaborative efforts in business and philanthropic endeavors, including their roles with the Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty, and their significant contributions to the arts and social justice.
Artist Na Kim's 'Cloud Portraits' Transform Historic Old Stone Mill
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Artist Na Kim has transformed the historic Old Stone Mill in Newport, Rhode Island, with her 'Cloud Portraits' exhibition. Known for her figurative yet abstract approach, Kim's work explores the ephemeral nature of clouds, drawing parallels to human faces. This unique installation, part of Art&Newport's summer program, invites viewers to interact with art in a non-traditional setting, blending painted skies with the actual sky overhead. Kim's ongoing exploration of clouds will continue in her upcoming solo show, 'Blue,' at Nicola Vassell Gallery.