Collector Jennifer Gilbert Is Selling Masterpieces at Sotheby’s to Fund a New Arts Nonprofit in Detroit
The Detroit patron and philanthropist is parting with major works by Joan Mitchell, Kenneth Noland, George Rickey and Harry Bertoia to fund Lumana, an arts hub opening in Little Village in 2027.
One of the masterpieces -
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| Kenneth Noland’s Rare Circle, which has a $4-6 million estimate |
10 comments:
I'd have called it "Breakfast, including a splodge of ketchup".
A suitable decorative element for Pseud's Corner . . .
Fools and their money…
"Arse" by Picasso...
dearieme - or "Splodge of ketchup on corn fritter".
Jannie - I wonder if Pseud's Corner still works - there is so much material these days.
Peter - that could apply to voting Labour as well.
Scrobs - or "Anusol" if he wanted to advertise.
I'd consider buying it for a Fiver (there's a nasty grease stain on the kitchen wall that needs covering.
Penseivat
Penseivat - good thinking, although a picture from the charity shop might be more meaningful.
It reminds me of a domestic central heating pump.
Tammly - maybe that's where the 'inspiration' came from.
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