"Art Point Information" Mexican female painter Frida Carlo was exhibited for the first time after 25 years of dusting

● Mexican female painter Frida Carlo was exhibited for the first time after 25 years. Intersection The turnover is as high as 18 million US dollars ● Reappearance of the legend: The pre -exhibition of Ontan Gordon Getty will open in Shanghai! 1 Mexican female painter Frida Carlo's self -portrait "Diego and Me" for the first time after the portrait of the portrait of the portrait. Mexican female painter Frida Carlo's famous work "Diego Y YO" will be publicly displayed for the first time after 25 years. Argentine entrepreneur and founder of the museum Edward Costantini announced that "Diego and Me", which was painted in 1949, will be exhibition at the Malbaladin American Art Museum in Buenos Aires on Friday, September 2nd out. "Diego and Me" is a self -portrait. The content of the painting is Corol's husband Diego Rivila's avatar overlapped on Caro's forehead. The Costani Foundation acquired "Diego and Me" at a price of $ 34.9 million at the Sotheby's auction in New York last November, which made Caro's self -portrait a Latin America, which has the most expensive Latin America ever auctioned by history. artwork. The previous record was maintained by Carlo's husband Diego Rivilla's "Los Rivales (1931), which was sold at Christie's in 2018 for $ 9.76 million. Mexican painter Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) is famous for its luxurious style and is one of the most important artists of Latin America. Many of her works, including many self -portraits, show her personal experience, such as her enthusiasm and pain in Rivila. Carlo created "Diego and Me" in 1949. At that time, Rivera was dyed with Mexican actress María Félix. According to the artistic experts, the depicting Rivera as the third eye on her forehead symbolizes Rivera's strong influence on Caro's thoughts. The "Third Eye" exhibition of the Malba Museum will take Carlo's work as the main selling point, exhibiting more than 240 paintings. 2 The damaged glassware during the Berut Big Bang will be repaired at the British Museum. Starting on August 25, eight ancient glassware that broke the broken glass in the Bayut explosion in Lebanese in 2020 will be exhibited at the British Museum. These glassware from Rome, Byzantine, and Islamic periods were repaired in the art laboratory of the British Museum, exhibited as part of the "Brurt Broken Glass" exhibition, and then returned to Lebanon later this year. The Director of the British Museum Hartvih Fisher said that they (broken glassware) tell a story of destruction and recovery. These glassware belongs to the Bulls University (AUB), and they are part of the 74 glassware in the Brurt explosion. On August 4, 2020, a severe explosion occurred at the port of Berut. Beirut American University is only 3 kilometers away from the port. When the explosive shock wave hitting the school's glass cabinet, the exhibits turned over. Duygu Camurcuoglu, a senior protector at the British Museum, said that the arduous task faced by the expert team is to classify each glass fragment to determine whether they are part of the ancient glassware (not the glass of the display cabinet), and which container they belong to Essence "Almost all of them are done with hands or eyes, basically brain labor. You must be proficient in certain technologies to complete this work," she added. Once the fragments are classified, the experts start the work of reassembling glass containers, just like a huge puzzle. So far, as part of the "Berurt Emergency Restore", 28 of the damaged glassware have been protected. Experts hope that at least half of the remaining 46 can be protected as soon as possible. 3 Sotheby's first Singapore and contemporary art auction ended successfully! The first Singapore contemporary art auction was successfully ended on August 28. The total turnover of the auction reached 24,459,120 Singapore (about 17,614,230 US dollars), which is Sotheby's highest total turnover in Singapore. The auction rate was as high as 94%, and nearly half of the auctions were sold at more than 60%of them. More than 60%of the lots were enthusiastically bidded by buyers on the spot, and 70%of the lots were available online. The auction attracted more than 20 regions to participate, more than half of the collectors in Southeast Asia. The highest transactions of this auction were "Animal Fables" by Walter Spies. The "Animal Fables" of German artist Walter Stream, who lived in Indonesia, lived at the highest transaction show with 4 million Singapore Yuan Rong auction. The number of artists 'oil paintings is scarce. In the past 34 years, there are only about 20 Scans' oil paintings, so this work is particularly precious. "Animal Fables" brings together local species seen by the artist's home in Bali, praising the charming scenery of the place. Walter Spies "Animal Fables" in 1928, oil -painting, 81 x 65 cm transaction price: 4,032,000 Singapore dollars in the auction of this auction and artist Zhang Liying's "Ship and Shop House" Essence

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