Phillip"s Offers the 5th Annule David Hockney Auction of the Fall Season September 19th. . See Details below Link .

 

 

PHILLIPS’ FIFTH ANNUAL DAVID HOCKNEY AUCTION OPENS THE AUTUMN SEASON 

 Alongside the Editions Evening and Online Sales, and London’s First Dedicated Modernism Sale

 LONDON – 24 AUGUST 2026 – Phillips is pleased to present highlights from the David Hockney, Modernism and Editions Evening and Online auctions in London this Autumn. On 19 September, Phillips will present its fifth annual auction dedicated exclusively to David Hockney. The auction will bring together a selection of important works spanning Hockney’s remarkable career, offering collectors an opportunity to engage with the vision of one of Britain’s most influential and enduring artistic voices. On 17 September, Phillips will debut its first standalone Modernism auction, bringing together editions by masters including Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró and Marc Chagall. The Editions Evening Sale follows, presenting works spanning the 20th and 21st centuries by key figures including Andy Warhol, Banksy, Jonas Wood, Gerhard Richter and Robert Indiana. The Editions Online Sale will run from 3 to 22 September, offering a range of sought-after works at accessible price points.

 

“Our Hockney auctions have proven to be unparalleled in their ability to connect collectors with some of the artist’s most significant and inventive works,” said Robert Kennan, Head of Editions, Europe. “Following the passing of David Hockney, this year’s auction carries a profound significance as we reflect on the extraordinary legacy of one of Britain’s most celebrated artists. With a remarkable sell-through rate of 95% across our past four sales, 73 world auction records achieved, and a growing base of younger collectors engaging with Hockney’s work, Phillips has become a leading destination for the artist at auction. We are honoured to present this important sale and a selection that celebrates Hockney’s exceptional contribution to the history of art, alongside our inaugural Modernism sale and Editions Evening Sale. We look forward to unveiling the preview to the public on 11 September.”

David Hockney Auction: 19 September 2026, 2pm

Modernism Sale: 17 September 2026, 3pm

Editions Evening Sale: 17 September 2026, 5pm

Editions Online Auction: 3-22 September 2026

Auction viewing: 11 – 19 September 2026

Location: 30 Berkeley Square, London, United Kingdom, W1J 6EX

Click here for more information: https://www.phillips.com/calendar/upcoming?Location=London&Departments=Editions

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Asirondack History Museum hosts a. talk by Dr. Maeve Kane, August 27, 2026, 7PM.~A War Against Vegatables, A War Against Women~

 

A War Against Vegetables, A War Against Women: Haudenosaunee Women's Experiences of the Revolution by Dr. Maeve Kane Thursday, August 27 at 7 PM When George Washington ordered the "total destruction and devastation" of Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) territories in 1779, the offensive was to that date the largest and most expensive campaign of the American Revolution. What became known as the Sullivan-Clinton campaign aimed squarely at the agricultural heart of Haudenosaunee women's diplomatic power, cultural status, and national identity by burning cornfields and felling orchards. Continental soldiers constructed an American identity for themselves by destroying what they called Haudenosaunee women's "homes of contentment," and despite this, Haudenosaunee women preserved their nations over the course of the war. $8 Admission/Members Free Doors open at 6:30 ­ Maeve Kane is an associate professor in the Department of of History at the University at Albany, State University of New York, where she is also the director of graduate studies. Kane received her PhD in American History from Cornell University. Her first book, Shirts Powdered Red: Haudenosaunee Gender, Trade, and Exchange Across Three Centuries argues that Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) women used the Atlantic world of goods to shape their communities’ engagement with settler colonialism and reject colonialist constructions of civility and savagery.  https://maevekane.net/ Adirondack History Museum Essex County Historical Society 7590 Court Street, Elizabethtown, 12932 www.adkhistorymuseum.org

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Art Resource, Buffalo NY presents ~Create. Glow. Dance. ~ At the Ten Fold Gallery August 29th.

 

This Saturday, August 29, we're spending the day AND NIGHT with artist Abe Ferraro at TENfold Gallery.  You're invited to join us for one part or make a day of it.   We'll start with an afternoon of art-making, creativity and a chance to work alongside Abe. Then, after the sun goes down, Every Which Way transforms into Club Ferraro.    We're turning on the black lights, bringing in the music, and seeing Abe's work in an entirely different way.   Two events. One very fun Saturday at TENfold.

MAKE YOUR OWN ARROW WITH ABE FERRARO 11 AM–2 PM Come make something with us! Abe Ferraro will lead a hands-on workshop inspired by the arrows and directional forms that fill his exhibition, Every Which Way. Create your own arrow, spend some time with the artist and explore the exhibition while you're here. The first 14 participants are free, and Buffalo ReCreate will also be joining us in the Connector Gallery with even more creative inspiration. Ages 15+ can participate independently; ages 8+ are welcome with an adult.

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EVERY WHICH WAY AFTER DARK 6–10 PM   When the lights go down, the arrows light up.   Join us Saturday evening for an entirely different way to experience Every Which Way. We'll begin with a conversation with Abe and the release of his new artist book, then turn on the black lights and transform TENfold into a glowing, moving, music-filled gallery.   6:00 PM — Doors open 6:30–7:30 PM — Artist conversation + book release 7:30–8:00 PM — Black lights on + performance by hula-hooper Annabelle Brown 8:00–10:00 PM — Dance party with DJ Kage Durden   Neon, fluorescent and festival-inspired attire is highly encouraged. Come ready to glow.

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We're so excited about our residency program with Mirabo Press that, apparently, we can't stop talking about it. And we're very glad we didn't.   Those conversations inspired our incredible friends at Berardi Immigration Law to dream up a new collaboration with us, one that brings together art, community and the deeply meaningful journey toward American citizenship.   Rosanna Berardi is a true force in immigration law, and someone who understands just how much it means to finally reach the end of that journey. She wanted to celebrate her clients in a way that felt personal and lasting, while also finding a meaningful way to invest in and support our local arts community.   So, together with Berardi Law and Mirabo Press, we're inviting artists to help us create something truly special: an original artwork inspired by Buffalo, the American Dream, citizenship, belonging and the many different paths that bring people here.   The selected work will become a limited-edition print produced with Mirabo Press and gifted by Berardi Law to clients as they celebrate becoming American citizens.   We love that one collaboration can spark another, creating more opportunities for artists and finding new ways to bring art outside the traditional gallery walls and into some of life's most meaningful moments.   Now we're turning it over to our arts community. Our Call for Work is officially open, and we cannot wait to see what you create.

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