Menart Fair, Paris, October 23-25th 2026. ~Where Is Home~ the thematic of the exhibition exploring belonging and place. See details below.

An exploration for home address the concept of "othering": to construct to marginalize the  other as individuals or in colonial policies for superiority and rule, as per Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak work in the 1980's as a literary theorists and feminist a systematic.  The description below emphasizes this show as pluralistic,and inclusive to overcome divisions. 

7th Edition of Menart Fair Where is Home? Thursday, October 22, 2026, 3–6 p.m. 116 rue de Turenne, Paris 3rd arrondissement

From 23 to 25 October 2026, Menart Fair returns for its 7th edition, centered around an essential question: “Where is home?”. Rich in its many resonances, the term “home” opens up a sensitive exploration of the different forms of belonging it evokes. Is it simply a place? Can the mere depiction of a house, a territory or a point of return fully capture its depth? At a time when the world is shaped by mobility, immediacy, fractures and plural identities, “home” emerges as an open, almost vertiginous question. It reveals a fertile tension between origin and becoming, memory and distance, heritage and transformation—all dynamics that the invited artists will bring into dialogue through their works. “Where do I come from?” The question has no single answer. Instead, it opens up a space for plural narratives, overlapping layers and multiple ways of inhabiting the world.  #menartfairparis#fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com #sunstormfineartmagazine.com#artfunparis#artfunfeminist#artfunnow#artfunpolitical,

 

The Sag Harbor Whaling Museum ~'725' Art Show & Sale closes October 26th. There's still time to see all of the work displayed.

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The '725' Art Show & Sale closes October 25th!

Please come in and have a look before our last day of the season, October 25th. We will be open weekends, 10-4, until then. All works are for sale, with 50% of sales being donated to the museum, so your purchase benefits the artist, the museum, and you! Visit our website to see pieces available for sale 725 Art Show & Sale Available Art

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The National Museum of the merican Indian is seeking contributions for Indigenous Peoples Day. See Details below.

 

JOIN NOW Dear Friend, Indigenous Peoples’ Day is here! Today, people across the country will come together to honor Indigenous peoples, histories, and cultures. Will you give in honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day and help the National Museum of the American Indian reach our goal of raising $15,000 by MIDNIGHT? JOIN NOW As a dedicated supporter, you are an important part of our work to center Native voices, share Indigenous histories and cultures, and challenge harmful misinformation and stereotypes. And today is a meaningful time to support this work. Your special membership gift today will help to ... Create new exhibitions like Mighty Miniatures(opening November 21 at our New York City location!), which celebrates remarkable works in miniature and the Indigenous artists who make them Host programs and events for families and learners of all ages Bring Native-led historical narratives and perspectives directly into classrooms through Native Knowledge 360° Your generosity helps foster a fuller, more accurate understanding of Native peoples, histories, and cultures. Please make your Indigenous Peoples’ Day gift today.

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Hi THis is not an Early Trick or treat image! IT's a notice that biodiversity os falling as species are closer to extinction.

As a Eco Ar- Awareness communicator. The public is necessary to keep the balance between species extinction and human encroachment on wild habitat within  balance.  Jamie Forbes, Publisher: Fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com, Sunstormfineartmagazine.com, and the Backyardenviornmentalists.com  

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Give Now » Hi JAMIE, The Trump administration has ratcheted up its attack on public lands. It just approved a massive data center on public land in southern Nevada without letting the public know or participate — and without any environmental review. The theft of public land to benefit tech oligarchs must be stopped, and the Center for Biological Diversity appealed this approval yesterday morning. Please make an urgent gift to the Future for the Wild Fund to help continue this fight. We can’t let America's treasured public lands become Big Tech’s sacrifice zone. The proposed data center would consume 167 megawatts of electricity, destroy dozens of acres of endangered species habitat, siphon water from the drought-stricken Colorado River Basin, and degrade air quality near Boulder City. Public lands are not vacant lots for corporations to claim. They’re crucial refuges for imperiled wildlife, including southern Nevada's desert tortoises and southwestern willow flycatchers. Our shared lands are meant for biodiversity and restoration, recreation, and spiritual renewal — treasures that belong to us and to future generations. They shouldn’t be handed over to tech companies so that billionaires get cheap access to valuable land and water, increase their profits, and leave the people to pay the environmental toll. This administration continues to treat public lands as a freebie for private industry, and we won’t let them set that dangerous precedent. The Center's appeal is the first step in stopping this reckless development in its tracks.  The stakes go far beyond one data center. Allowing these projects on public lands will put even more pressure on already fragile ecosystems and rare and vanishing wildlife.  We’re prepared to use every legal tool available to push back against this growing threat.  Because threats to wildlife and public lands are ongoing, we need you for the long haul. Please start a monthly donation to sustain our defense. For the wild,

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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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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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