Phillips Presents Vente Art Moderne & Contemporain Et Design Live Auction Paris October 21, 2026. See details below.

The works are iconographic and form the identity with in any collection of the collectors eye. Details for viewing below. 

 

PHILLIPS PRESENTS 

VENTE ART MODERNE & CONTEMPORAIN ET DESIGN

 

 

Live Auction to Take Place in Paris on 21 October 

 

 

 

PARIS – 9 OCTOBER 2026 – Phillips is pleased to present highlights from the Vente Art Moderne & Contemporain et Design, taking place in Paris on 21 October. Comprising 55 lots, the sale marks the second chapter of Phillips’ European autumn Modern & Contemporary Art and Design season and will be held at 94 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris’ 8th arrondissement, just moments from Art Basel Paris at the Grand Palais. Led by works from important private collections, including the Collection of Marcel Brient, Paris, the sale brings together a strong selection of Modern and Contemporary works, with a particular focus on Modernism. The preview exhibition from 17 to 21 October will also present works available through Phillips’ Private Sales, alongside highlights from the forthcoming New York Modern & Contemporary Art and Design auctions, Geneva Jewels auction and watches from Phillips Perpetual, creating a cross-category destination for collectors in Paris.

 

Clara Rivollet, International Specialist, Head of Sale, Modern & Contemporary Art, Paris, said “This October, we are bringing together an exceptional group of works that captures the breadth and vitality of Modern and Contemporary art. From Joan Miró’s Peinture from the Collection of Marcel Brient to important examples by some of the defining artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, the sale is distinguished by the quality, provenance, and individual histories of the works presented. In our 230th anniversary year, it also reflects how Phillips continues to evolve: bringing fresh perspectives to established artists, introducing remarkable works to new audiences, and creating connections across generations of collectors. It is especially fitting to present these highlights in Paris, a city that has played such a central role in the artistic histories represented throughout the sale.”

 

Vente Art Moderne & Contemporain et Design  

Auction: Wednesday 21 October, 4pm CEST 

Auction viewing: 17 to 21 October   

Location: 94 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France 

Click here for more information: https://www.phillips.com/auction/FR010126 

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WOW!!! An innovative approach~Dendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring~ Austin Texas Oct,27. 8:00 pm registration below.

 

ArtDaily & White Hot Magazine on Dendrofemonology Heading to Texas before the Midterms!

Austin Central Library Oct 27th, 6pm, a Night of Art, Action & Our Film Premiere

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The artist talk and event at Hotel Chelsea for my new artwork was such a full-circle moment for me. Still processing. Highlights coming soon. But now…

We’re heading to Texas with
Dendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring

Austin Central Library
for an Evening of Art & The Premiere of our New Film, Where Are We?
Oct 27th, 6pm

Join us in person in Austin if you’ll be there!

RSVP TO FREE EVENT

If you’re not in Austin, we’re inviting people all over Texas and America like we’ve done in the past, to simultaneously premiere the film at their home the same night. 

The week before the midterms is stressful, this is a good time to gather with family, friends and neighbors for an uplifting night around women’s rights!

Sign up to host a free home event & receive the new film

White Hot Magazine & Art Daily published great articles
about our plans for the film and Texas.

I have iterated on the same film for 3 years making 4 different versions as it gets installed around the country. This version is greatly expanded with a lot more context about this moment in time for women’s rights. 
What was once titled, We Are Here (9 mins) is now Where Are We? (16 mins)

Austin Central Library, who is installing Dendrofemonology and premiering the film Where Are We? is celebrating its 100 Year Anniversary 
and it is such a stunning space.

Austin Central Library

This location in Texas is especially meaningful as we see draconian efforts there to ban our freedoms with both books and our bodies. This is a critical time in our country with 13 states banning reproductive rights and I am looking forward to bringing this project to Texas, to let women in Texas, and all over the country to know 
we are with them. 

All info here

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The moveable monument tour began on the National Mall in Washington DC in 2023 and has since traveled to Madison Square Park in NYC, 21c Museum in St. Louis, MO, di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art in San Francisco, and most recently, the birthplace of women’s rights at the Wesleyan Chapel and the National Women’s Hall of Fame Museum in Seneca Falls, New York. 

This is one of many gatherings across the country, brought to you by Dr. Nancy O’Reilly & Women Connect4Good, Dr. Piraye Yurttas Beim & Let It Ripple 501c3

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Catinca Tabacaru Gallery exhibits at Art Basel Paris October 20-25, 2026. See Details below.

 

~Art Changes the way we perceive the World~ on live Fine Art Magazine slogan. 2007, Jamie Forbes, Publisher Fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com., & Sunstormfieartmagazine.com. The image below of Nona Inescu's sculpture  ~ Reliquary Fist! Gives new meaning to have in a velvet glove covering a fist of steel!!! This collection to be shown at Art Basel Paris, by Catinca Tabacaru Gallery is worth exploring in person at the show or on line.   Nona Inescu, Reliquary (Fist), 2026, Chrome-plated steel, concretion stone, 53 x 17 x 10 cm October 20-25, 2026 Booth 1.G10 For Art Basel Paris, Catinca Tabacaru Gallery presents Have No Doubt of the Omnipotence of a Free People, a research-based exhibition curated by Raphael Guilbert and organized by Catinca Tabacaru. The project brings to light a largely overlooked chapter of history: Romania’s relationship with anti-colonial liberation movements and, in particular, its involvement in Zimbabwe’s struggle for independence during the 1970s. Developed through archival research in Romania and Zimbabwe, first-hand testimonies from liberation veterans, and commissioned scholarship, the project traces the cultural, political and personal exchanges between the two countries. Presented in Bucharest in 2025–2026, the exhibition brought together 67 Romanian and Zimbabwean artists, with works spanning from 1960 to the present. It was accompanied by a two-day symposium and the launch of the Second World digital archive, making newly recovered documents publicly available for the first time. The resulting publication, published by DISTANZ, launches at Art Basel Paris. At Art Basel Paris, a capsule of the project brings together 19 Romanian and Zimbabwean artists across generations. Their works consider liberation and its aftermath, collective memory, inheritance and transmission—how histories move between generations, and how the promises of freedom continue to be questioned, reconstructed and reimagined.   Thomas Mukarobgwa, Witchcraft with Snake, early 1970s, Serpentine stone, 54 x 19 x 32 cm Wanda Mihuleac,  Figura-Cantitate Continua, 1974, vintage print, 18 × 24 cm Rachel Monosov and Admire Kamudzengerere, Before the Ceremony, Aug. 20, 1972, 2017, archival inkjet print, 20 x 30 cm, Edition 9 of 15 Terrence Musekiwa, Mutengesi (espionage), 2025, Springstone, 1970’s artillery shell, straw, iron, copper, cotton 127 x 53 x 33 cm ARTISTS Thomas Mukarobgwa (b. 1924 – d. 1999) Zephania Tshuma (b. 1932 – d. 2000) Fanizani Akuda (b. 1932 – d. 2011) Nicholas Mukomberanwa (b. 1940 – d. 2002) Sylvester Mubayi (b. 1942 – d. 2022) Decebal Scriba (b. 1944) Ion Grigorescu (b. 1945) Wanda Mihuleac (b. 1946) Amon Mwareka (b. 1950 – d. 1992) Ciprian Mureșan (b. 1977) Admire Kamudzengerere (b. 1981) Portia Zvavahera (b. 1985) Chiedza Pasipanodya (b. 1987) Rachel Monosov (b. 1987) Terrence Musekiwa (b. 1990) Nona Inescu (b. 1991) Kresiah Mukwazhi (b. 1992) Andrei Nițu (b. 2000) Ana Pascu (b. 2000) Ion Grigorescu, Deformation III, 1978/2012, six c-prints, ed. 2/5 + 2 AP, each 34,5 x 50,5 cm (framed), courtesy of Gregor Podnar Publication Have No Doubt of the Omnipotence of a Free People, First Edition, 2026; publisher: Distanz REQUEST PREVIEW For inquiries please reach out to: Catinca Tabacaru catinca@catincatabacaru.com +40 722 430 430 Raphael Guilbert raphael@catincatabacaru.com +1 603 957 1354 Raluca Vartic galeria@catincatabacaru.com +40 745 100 051 GALERIA CATINCA TABACARU Calea Giulesti 14, etaj 3, Bucharest #catincatabacarugallery#fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com#sunstormfineartmagazine.com#artfunparis, #artfunchange#artfunnow#artfuninternational

The Galarie Negropontes International Art Schedule Fall 2026

The Gallery  will be at Patis, Miami, and Abu Dhabi this fall season through 2026. See details below.   

Galerie Negropontes International art fairs in autumn 2026 Paris, Miami and Abu Dhabi Benjamin Poulanges, Visages Buste 5, 2024. Ceramic, wooden stand, One off,  H 32.28 × L 14.96 × D 14.17 in. © Galerie Negropontes Maurizio Galante & Tal Lancman, Red Macaw, 2019. Ceramic, silk organza feathers and glass beads, engraved tin base, H 26.4 × D 23.2 in. © Galerie Negropontes, photo Virginie Pérocheau  Ceramic art fair + Glass Maison de l’Amérique Latine, Salon Neruda 20 - 25 October 2026 For its first participation in Ceramic art fair + Glass, Galerie Negropontes takes over the Salon Neruda at the Maison de l’Amérique Latine with a presentation dedicated to ceramics and glass, conceived as a dialogue between earth, light, colour and material. Sculptures, art objects, limited editions and unique pieces come together in a diverse landscape where exceptional craftsmanship meets artistic research and contemporary creation. The selection will feature works by Maurizio Galante & Tal Lancman, Maison Matisse, Linda Ouhbi, Benjamin Poulanges, Xiao Fan Ru, Christian Pellizzari & Salviati, and Perrin & Perrin. Gianluca Pacchioni, Halga IV and Halga VI, 2014, Oxidized iron, height: 9.8 ft each, total installation area: 193.8 sq ft Design Miami.Paris  L’hôtel de Maisons, Paris  20 - 25 October 2026 For its first participation in Design Miami.Paris, Galerie Negropontes presents HALGA from 20 to 25 October 2026, a monumental installation by Italian artist Gianluca Pacchioni, as part of the Design at Large programme. The three monumental sculptures in oxidised iron – Halga II, Halga IV and Halga VI – are installed in the garden of the private mansion, creating a landscape of ascending forms. Brought together for the first time in this configuration, the works form a coherent ensemble in which sculpture, architectural heritage and vegetation enter into dialogue. Gianluca Pacchioni, Eden, Sculpture in onyx, bronze and brass, 2025. One off. Base: H 23.6 × W 39.4 × D 15.7 in. Overall dimensions: H 66.9 × W 31.5 × D 27.6 in. / Gianluca Pacchioni, Under The Sheets Amethyst, 2024. Patinated brass base, amethyst. One off. H 31.9 × W 80.3 × D 23.2 in. NOMAD Abu Dhabi Terminal 1, former Abu Dhabi airport 18 - 22 November 2026 For its first participation in NOMAD Abu Dhabi, Galerie Negropontes presents a selection of art and collectible design pieces brought together within a dreamlike landscape shaped around movement, balance, delicacy and purity. Set in Terminal 1 of the former Abu Dhabi airport, an iconic building designed by Paul Andreu, the presentation occupies a place once dedicated to departures and travel. Between memory and renewal, the gallery creates a journey in which collectible design, sculptures, photographs and light installations engage in dialogue within a unified visual language. The works form a territory populated by mineral reliefs, organic forms, enigmatic flowers and luminous presences, inviting visitors to wander between reality and imagination. Maurizio Galante & Tal Lancman, Blue Macaw, 2016. European porcelain, silk organza feathers and glass beads. Engraved tin base, H 25.6 × D 9.8 in. © Galerie Negropontes / Ulrika Liljedahl, Incandescences, rope, fabric, 2006 Design Miami  Miami Beach  1st- 6 December 2026 On the occasion of Design Miami 2026, Galerie Negropontes presents Sunrise Garden, an exhibition conceived as a vibrant, sun-drenched garden where botanical forms, animal presences, refined materials and vivid colours respond to one another. Under the light of Miami, Sunrise Garden creates an imaginary landscape inspired by nature. Sculpted wood, glass, horsehair, nylon, silk, metal, ceramics, brass, onyx and rattan become the elements of a contemporary garden. Press Release

Practical Information   Galerie Negropontes Paris 14-16 rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau 75001, Paris, France Venice Sestiere Dorsodouro, 3900 30123, Venice, Italy - Ceramic art fair + Glass Maison de l’Amérique Latine, Salon Neruda 1 rue Saint-Dominique, 75007 Paris Design Miami.Paris  L’hôtel de Maisons 51 rue de l’Université, 75007 Paris NOMAD Abu Dhabi 18-22 November  2026  Terminal 1, former Abu Dhabi airport   Design Miami 1st-6 December 2026 Moore Building, Miami Design District 191 NE 40th Street Miami, Floride 33137, USA   negropontes-galerie.com #galerienegropontesinternational#fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com #sunstormfineartmagazine.com#fineartcermaics#fineartexhibits#fineartfun#artfunnow, #