A Brisk Start to the Armory Show Suggests Optimism as the Market Adapts to New Rhythms
“People are excited to be ‘back to school'—both dealers and collectors,” David Nolan told Observer after reporting strong opening day sales.
Emmi Whitehorse
Emmi Whitehorse is a celebrated Native American artist, born in Crownpoint, New Mexico, in 1956, who plays a significant role in the contemporary art world with her serene and introspective abstract paintings. Engrained in her Navajo heritage, Whitehorse's work often melds symbolic elements drawn from her cultural background with abstract motifs, creating tranquil, evocative, and dreamlike canvases. Her art is recognized for its subtle narrative threads that entwine natural elements with personal and communal memory, establishing a unique visual language that communicates notions of tranquility, reflection, and balance. Exhibited extensively in various museums and galleries, including the Heard Museum and the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, her works have captivated audiences and critics alike, bridging the realms of abstraction and culturally infused symbolism.
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Speaking Soil and Glowing Skies: What Not to Miss at SITE SANTA FE International
Many works on view encourage visitors to attend to the uncertain relationships they might have with unknown other bodies.
Low Estimates and High-Quality Consignments: The London Evening Sales Achieve £208,145,400
All three auction houses decided to bet on the U.K. market's favorable conditions while playing it safe with a selection of works the market has already shown it wants.
