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2015 in
art
involves various significant events.
Events
February
-
Paul Gauguin
's painting
When Will You Marry?
sells for $300m (£197m), reportedly to
Qatar Museums
, the highest known price ever paid for any work of art
April
- The accused rapist in the
Emma Sulkowicz
case which inspired the art piece "
Mattress Performance (Carry That Weight)
" files suit in
United States Federal Court
in
Manhattan
against
Columbia University
, its art department chairman
Jon Kessler
, and the University president
Lee C. Bollinger
, saying through his attorneys, that he is the victim of
gender discrimination
and a "witch hunt".
[
1
]
April 2
-
Sir Peter Blake
's temporary artwork
Everybody Razzle Dazzle
,
Mersey Ferry
MV
Snowdrop
painted in a variation of
dazzle camouflage
, enters service on the
River Mersey
in England.
[
2
]
April 13
- A South African man is charged with vandalising a Johannesburg statue of
Mahatma Gandhi
by attempting to paint it white.
[
3
]
May 1
- The new
Whitney Museum of American Art
facility in the
Meatpacking District, Manhattan
, designed by
Renzo Piano
, opens.
[
4
]
Whitney Museum
, New York
May 11
- One canvas, "Version O", the final painting from a series of fifteen paintings and numerous drawings entitled
Les Femmes d'Alger
by
Pablo Picasso
created after the death of his friend and contemporary
Henri Matisse
sells for $179.4 million U.S (with fees) at
Christie's
in
New York City
thus establishing a new record for the highest price ever paid at auction for a work of art.
[
5
]
At the same sale "
Pointing Man
", a work by the Swiss artist
Alberto Giacometti
sells for $141.3 million U.S., making it the highest price ever paid for a sculpture at auction.
[
6
]
[
7
]
August 21
- Street artist
Banksy
opens
Dismaland
, a temporary art project in the seaside resort town of
Weston-super-Mare
in
Somerset
, England.
[
8
]
September -
Rembrandt
's early painting
Unconscious Patient (Allegory of Smell)
(from
The Senses
series, 1624-5) emerges at an auction in
New Jersey
and is purchased for the
Leiden Collection
in
New York City
.
September 20
-
The Broad
contemporary art museum in
Downtown Los Angeles
, designed by
Diller Scofidio + Renfro
, opens.
October 2
- La Artcore Gallery in Los Angeles, US, presents "Excessivist Initiative", an exhibition that marks the beginning of the
Excessivism
movement in art.
[
9
]
October 8
- Newport Street Gallery in
South London
, a conversion of 1913 theatrical workshops into a free public art gallery for
Damien Hirst
by
Caruso St John
architects opens.
[
10
]
November 10
-
The Brigadier
by
Lucian Freud
, a portrait of
Andrew Parker Bowles
in his
British Army
uniform sells for $34.89 million US at Christie's in
New York City
.
[
11
]
December 6
- A woman at the
Art Basel Miami Beach
art fair stabs another in plain sight of art goers and the incident is at first ignored as people think that it is a work of performance art.
[
12
]
Exhibitions
January 31
until
May 31
-
Coney Island
: Visions of an American Dreamland, 1861–2008
at the
Wadsworth Atheneum
in
Hartford, Connecticut
.
[
13
]
February 6
until
May 10
-
Treasures from
Chopin's
Country. Polish Art from the 15th to 20th Century
at the
National Museum of China
in Beijing.
[
14
]
February 6
until
May 3
-
Tapies
: From Within
at the
Pérez Art Museum Miami
.
[
15
]
February 20
until
May 24
-
Kehinde Wiley
: A New Republic
at the
Brooklyn Museum
in
Brooklyn, New York
[
16
]
- then traveled to the
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
in
Fort Worth, Texas
from
September 20
until January 10, 2016
[
17
]
and to the
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
in
Richmond, Virginia
from June 11. 2016 until September 5, 2016
[
18
]
February 25
until
May 24
-
The "2015 Triennial: Surround Audience
" at the
New Museum
in
New York City
.
[
19
]
[
20
]
February 1
until
May 3
-
Once in a Lifetime:
Piero di Cosimo
at the
National Gallery of Art, Washington
, then travels to
Galleria degli Uffizi
,
Florence
(June 23–September 27, 2015).
[
21
]
March 7 until June 7 -
Björk (exhibition)
at MOMA in New York City.
March 10
until
September 20
-
Richard Estes
: Painting New York City
at the
Museum of Arts and Design
in New York City.
[
22
]
March 26
until
September 13
-
Water to Paper, Paint to Sky: The Art of
Tyrus Wong
at the
Museum of Chinese in America
" in New York City.
[
23
]
May 9
until
September 22
- "
Sean Scully
: Land Sea" at the
Palazzo Falier
in
Venice
, Italy.
[
24
]
May 1
until
September 27
-
America is Hard to See
at the
Whitney Museum of American Art
in New York City.
[
25
]
May 17
-
September 7
- "
Yoko Ono
: One Woman Show, 1960–1971" at
MOMA
in New York City.
[
26
]
June 5
until
August 30
-
Polish Art: Enduring Spirit
at the
National Museum of Korea
in Seoul.
[
27
]
June 28
until
October 4
-
Gustave Caillebotte
: The Painter's Eye
at the
National Gallery of Art, Washington
.
[
28
]
June 30
until
October 4
- "
Sargent
: Portraits of Artists and Friends" at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art
in New York CIty,
[
29
]
July 10
until
January 24
, 2016 -
No Colour Bar: Black British Art in Action 1960–1990
at the
Guildhall Art Gallery
,
City of London
,
[
30
]
July 18
until
September 27
-
Archibald
,
Wynne
and
Sulman
Prizes annual exhibition at the
Art Gallery of New South Wales
in
Sydney
, Australia.
[
31
]
July 31
until
November 8
-
Masterpieces from the
Hermitage
: The Legacy of
Catherine the Great
at the
National Gallery of Victoria
in
Melbourne
, Australia.
[
32
]
August 14
until
October 25
-
Julia Margaret Cameron
from the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, at the
Art Gallery of New South Wales
in
Sydney
, Australia.
[
33
]
September 5
until
October 3
- "
Concrete
Cuba
" at the
David Zwirner Gallery
,
London
and then January 7, 2016 until February 20, 2016 at the David Zwirner Gallery, New York City.
[
34
]
[
35
]
September 14
until February 7, 2016 -
Picasso
Sculpture
at MOMA in New York City.
[
36
]
October 2
until October 29, 2016 - La Artcore gallery in Los Angeles, presented "Excessivist Initiative". The exhibition marked the beginning of the
Excessivism
movement.
[
37
]
October 2
until January 17, 2016 -
Archibald Motley
: Jazz Age Modernist
at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City.
[
38
]
October 7
until January 10, 2016 -
Andrea del Sarto
: The Renaissance Workshop in Action
at the
Frick Collection
in New York City.
[
39
]
October 9
until January 6, 2016 -
Alberto Burri
: The Trauma of Painting
at the
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
in New York City.
[
40
]
October 18
until January 10, 2016 - "
Delacroix
and the Rise of Modern Art" curated by Patrick Noon and Christopher Riopelle at the
Minneapolis Institute of Art
in
Minneapolis, Minnesota
then traveled to the
National Gallery
in London, United Kingdom from February 17, 2016 until May 22, 2016.
[
41
]
[
42
]
October 24
until February 14, 2016 -
The Greats: masterpieces from the National Galleries of Scotland
at the
Art Gallery of New South Wales
in
Sydney
, Australia.
[
43
]
October 30
until February 7, 2016 -
Frank Stella
: A Retrospective
at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City.
[
44
]
November 5
until March 13, 2016 -
Martin Wong
: Human Instamatic
at the
Bronx Museum of Art
.
[
45
]
November 19
until February 21, 2016 -
Nari Ward
: Sun Splashed
at the Pérez Art Museum Miami.
[
46
]
November 21
until February 28, 2016 - ''Christopher Hart Chambers'' at the
Nassau County Museum of Art
in
Roslyn Harbor, New York
.
[
47
]
Works
Atelier Van Lieshout
- "
Domestikator
"
[
48
]
Banksy
– Portrait of
Steve Jobs
at
Calais jungle
.
Alberto Burri
-
Il Grande Cretto
,
Gibellina
,
Sicily
, Italy (work begun in 1984 completed)
Molly Crabapple
-
Saints and Sinners
(mural) commissioned for and displayed at the
Knickerbocker Hotel
in Mew York City.
[
49
]
Andy Edwards
-
Statue of
The Beatles
Dante Ferretti
–
Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life
for
Expo 2015
in
Milan, Italy
.
[
50
]
Rowan Gillespie
-
Bust of
Archbishop John Hughes
permanently installed at the
Old St. Patrick's Cathedral
in New York City.
[
51
]
Anthea Hamilton
–
Project for Door (After Gaetano Pesce)
Jim
and
Christina Demetro
-
Stuates of
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton
Robert Liberace
-
The Fifth Circle
[
52
]
Peter Lundberg -
Eye of Sauron
installed on the
Ossining, New York
, waterfront.
[
53
]
[
54
]
Michael Mandiberg
- "
Print Wikipedia
"
[
55
]
Cornelia Parker
and collaborators –
Magna Carta (An Embroidery)
Paul Rucker - "Storm in the Time of Shelter"
[
56
]
Thomas Sayre -
Kerf
sculptures
, Portland, Oregon
[
57
]
Timothy Schmalz
-
Golden Leaves
(statue of
Gordon Lightfoot
) in
Orillia, Ontario
[
58
]
Anne Storrs -
Along These Lines
, Portland, Oregon
[
59
]
Emma Sulkowicz
–
Mattress Performance (Carry That Weight)
continued from 2014 at
Columbia University
in
New York City
.
[
60
]
Adrián Villar Rojas
, "The Most Beautiful of All Mothers" in the
Sea of Marmara
off the island of
Büyükada
and in front of the Turkish home in exile of
Leon Trotsky
as part of the 2015
Istanbul Biennial
in
Istanbul, Turkey
[
61
]
Statue of Baphomet
Awards
Archibald Prize
-
Nigel Milsom
for "Portrait of
Charles Waterstreet
[
62
]
Artes Mundi Prize
-
Theaster Gates
Käthe Kollwitz Prize
-
Bernard Frize
[
63
]
—The
Venice Biennial
(May 9- November 22) --
Leone d'Oro
for Lifetime Achievement:
El Anatsui
,
Ghana
Leone d'Oro for the Best Artist of the international exhibition:
Adrian Piper
, United States
Leone d'Oro for the Best Young Artist: Im Heung-soon,
South Korea
Leone d'Oro for Best Pavilion:
Armenia
; Haig Aivazian, Nigol Bezjian, Anna Boghiguian, Hera Büyüktaş, Silvina Der Meguerditchian, Ayreen Anastas and Rene Gabri, Mekhitar Garabedian,
Aikaterini Gegisian
, Yervant Gianikian and Ricci Lucchi, Aram Jibilian, Nina Katchadourian, Melik Ohanian, Mikayel Ohanjanyan, Rosana Palazyan, Sarkis, Hrair Sarkissian, curated by Adelina Cüberyan von Fürstenberg
Films
The 100 Years Show
The Danish Girl
Deaths
January 4
-
Elisabetta Catalano
, 70, Italian fine-art photographer
January 5
-
Milton Hebald
, 97, American sculptor
January 13
-
Jane Wilson
, 90, American painter
January 15
-
Walter Westbrook
, 93, South African artist
January 16
Ted Harrison
, 88, British-born Canadian painter
Walter Peregoy
, 89, American visual and animation background artist
January 22
-
Margaret Bloy Graham
, 94, Canadian author and illustrator
January 24
-
Frances Lennon
, 102, English painter and illustrator
January 26
-
Cleven "Goodie" Goudeau
, 83, American greeting card artist
January 27
-
Arturo Carmassi
, 89, Italian sculptor and painter
January 29
-
Will McBride
, 84, American photographer
January 31
-
Vasco Bendini
, 93, Italian painter
February 3
-
Walter Liedtke
, 69, American art curator of European paintings (
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
)
February 7
-
John C. Whitehead
, 92, American baker, civil servant and art collector
February 12
-
Tomie Ohtake
, 101, Japanese-Brazilian artist
February 15
.-
Mikhail Koulakov
, 82, Russian painter
February 21
-
John Knapp-Fisher
, 83, British painter
February 24
-
Roger Cecil
, 72, Welsh painter
March 1
-
Carel Visser
, 86, Dutch sculptor
March 4
-
William King
, 90, American sculptor
March 7
-
Osi Rhys Osmond
, Welsh painter and television presenter
March 11
-
Inger Sitter
, 85, Norwegian painter and graphic designer
March 12
-
Michael Graves
, 80, American architect
March 13
-
Ismaïla Manga
, 67, Senegalese painter
March 14
-
Bodys Isek Kingelez
, 66 or 67,
Democratic Republic of Congo
sculptor
March 17
-
Kuniyoshi Kaneko
, 78, Japanese painter, illustrator and photographer
March 21
-
Hans Erni
, 106, Swiss painter, designer and sculptor
March 24
-
Otto Frello
, 90, Danish artist and illustrator
March 26
-
Albert Irvin
, 92, British artist
March 27
-
Michael Rush
, American museum director (the
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum
)
March 31
-
Betty Churcher
, 84, Australian arts administrator and curator, director of the
National Gallery of Australia
(1990–1997)
April 2
-
Paule Anglim
, 90+, American gallerist
April 5
-
Sargy Mann
, 77, British painter
April 8
-
Lars Tunbjörk
, 59, Swedish photographer
April 9
-
Rafael Soriano
, 94, Cuban painter
April 12
-
Jože Ciuha
, 90, Slovenian painter
April 15
-
Judith Malina
, 88, American actress, co-founder of
The Living Theater
April 16
-
Giuseppe Zigaina
. 91, Italian neorealist painter and author
May 4
-
Eva Aeppli
, 90, Swiss artist
May 7
-
John Dixon
, 86, Australian cartoonist (
Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors
)
[
64
]
May 8
-
Menashe Kadishman
, 82, Israeli painter and sculptor
May 10
Jack Body
, 70, New Zealand composer and photographer
Chris Burden
, 69, American artist
William T. Cooper
, 81, Australian ornithologist and illustrator
Rachel Rosenthal
, 88, French-born American performance artist
May 17
-
Gerald Steadman Smith
, 85, Canadian artist
May 23
-
Carl Nesjar
, 94, Norwegian painter and sculptor
May 25
-
Mary Ellen Mark
, 75, American photographer
June 2
-
Miguel-Ángel Cárdenas
, 80, Colombian-Dutch painter and illustrator
June 12
Antoni Pitxot
, 81, Spanish painter
Nek Chand Saini
, 90, Indian sculptor
June 19
-
Earl Norem
, 92, American painter and illustrator
June 20
-
Miriam Schapiro
, 91, Canadian-born American painter, sculptor and printmaker
June 22
-
Don Featherstone
, 79, American artist and inventor of the
plastic pink flamingo
July 2
-
David Aronson
, 91, American painter
July 20
-
Sally Gross
, 81, American avant-garde choreographer, dancer
July 24
-
Ingrid Sischy
, 63, South African born art critic
August 4
-
Calle Örnemark
, 81, Swedish sculptor
August 10
-
Sunil Das
, 76, Indian artist
August 16
-
Melva Bucksbaum
, 82, American art collector, curator, patron of the arts and vice chairwoman of the
Whitney Museum
board of trustees
August 28
David Michie
, 87, French-born British painter.
[
65
]
(death announced on this date)
Nelson Shanks
, 77, American painter, cancer.
[
66
]
September 3
-
Yevgeny Ukhnalyov
, 83, Russian artist, co-author of the current coat of arms of Russia
September 6
-
John Perreault
, 78, American art critic
September 12
-
Salvo
, 68, Italian artist
September 15
-
Cor Melchers
, 61, Dutch painter
September 17
-
Stojan Batič
, 90, Slovene sculptor
September 19
-
Brian Sewell
, 84, British art critic
September 25
-
Carol Rama
, 97, Italian painter
September 26
-
Paul Reed
, 96, American painter
October 10
-
Hilla Becher
, 81, German photographer
October 15
-
Bruce Mozert
, 98, American photographer
October 25
-
Wojciech Fangor
, 92, Polish artist
November 3
-
Judy Cassab
, 95, Austrian-born Australian portrait painter
November 4
-
Laila Pullinen
, 82, Finnish sculptor.
November 7
-
Pancho Guedes
, 90, Portuguese architect and artist
November 12
Peter McLeavey
, 79, New Zealand art dealer
Aaron Shikler
, 93, American artist
November 25
-
Eva Fuka
, 88, Czech-born American photographer
November 26
-
Eldzier Cortor
, 99, American artist
December 6
-
Holly Woodlawn
, 69, Puerto Rican transgender actress and
Warhol superstar
December 13
-
Hema Upadhyay
, 43, Indian artist
December 16
-
George Earl Ortman
, 89, American artist
December 27
-
Ellsworth Kelly
, 92, American artist
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