Understanding Yayoi Kusama Is About Connecting the Dots
Paintings, drawings and videos at the NGV Melbourne reveal a long-tortured artist quietly seeking to be at one with themselves.
National Gallery of Victoria
The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), established in 1861, is the oldest and largest public art museum in Australia. Located in Melbourne, it comprises two buildings: NGV International, which focuses on art from around the world, and The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, dedicated to Australian art. The museum’s collection includes over 75,000 works spanning thousands of years, featuring European, Asian, Oceanic and American art, as well as significant Australian indigenous and contemporary pieces. NGV is known for its diverse exhibitions, educational programs, and public events, which attract millions of visitors annually. The institution also plays a significant role in art research and conservation. Read more about Museums.
Sotheby’s Next Chapter: New Markets, $6b in Sales and a Stronger Balance Sheet
CEO Charles Stewart opened the January 23 press conference by stating that the auction house had one of its best years despite an undeniably challenging market.
From Cattelan’s Scandalous Banana to a Duo of Lalanne Camels: 10 Highlights of the November Art Auctions
The three major houses are playing it safe, focusing on blue-chip names and leaving less space for discoveries on the ultra-contemporary side.
