Contemporary Evening Auction
Contemporary Evening Auction
Property from A Prominent Collection
Betye Saar
Rainbow Mojo
Auction Closed
November 17, 01:40 AM GMT
Estimate
200,000 - 300,000 USD
Lot Details
Description
Property from A Prominent Collection
Betye Saar
b. 1926
Rainbow Mojo
signed Betye Saar and dated 1972 (on the reverse)
acrylic on cut leather
19 ⅞ by 50 in.
50.5 by 127 cm.
Executed in 1972.
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重要收藏
貝蒂・薩爾
生於1926年
《彩虹魔咒》
款識：藝術家簽名Betye Saar並紀年1972（背面）
壓克力彩及皮革
19 ⅞ x 50 英寸
50.5 x 127 公分
1972年作
Estate of Joseph Austin, Sherman Oaks
Clark's Fine Art Gallery & Auctioneers, 9 November 2013, lot 207 (consigned by the above)
Acquired from the above sale by the present owner
Clark's Fine Art Gallery & Auctioneers, 9 November 2013, lot 207 (consigned by the above)
Acquired from the above sale by the present owner
Exh Cat., Milan, Fondazione Prada, Betye Saar: Uneasy Dancer, September 2016-August 2017, n.p., illustrated (in installation at California State University in 1973)
Charlotte Jansen, "Soul of a Nation," Elephant The Art Culture Magazine, June 2017, illustrated in color (online)
Chaédria LaBouvier, "The Artists Who Fueled the Black Power Movement," Another Man Mag, 11 July 2017, illustrated in color (online)
Osei Bonsu, "Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power," Frieze Magazine, 21 July 2017, illustrated in color (online)
Will Heinrich, "The Week in Arts: Blood Orange, Glenn Close, Black Power Art in Brooklyn," The New York Times, 27 September 2018, illustrated in color (online)
Jasmine Weber, “Continuing the Legacy of the Mystical, Political Betye Saar,” Hyperallergic, 24 April 2019, illustrated in color (in installation at the Broad Museum in 2020)
Makeda Easter, "The Broad’s ‘Soul of a Nation’: Art from the rubble of Watts," Los Angeles Times, 22 March 2019, illustrated in color (in process of installation at The Broad in 2020) (online)
Lynell George, "The Broad's Black Power Art Exhibition Triggers Something Deep," LAist, 12 July 2019, illustrated in color (online)
Andre Wheeler, “How the art of black power shook off the white gaze,” The Guardian, 9 November 2019, illustrated in color (online)
Zoë Hopkins, "You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby: The Sapphire Show," The Brooklyn Rail, July-August 2021, illustrated in color (online)
Charlotte Jansen, "Soul of a Nation," Elephant The Art Culture Magazine, June 2017, illustrated in color (online)
Chaédria LaBouvier, "The Artists Who Fueled the Black Power Movement," Another Man Mag, 11 July 2017, illustrated in color (online)
Osei Bonsu, "Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power," Frieze Magazine, 21 July 2017, illustrated in color (online)
Will Heinrich, "The Week in Arts: Blood Orange, Glenn Close, Black Power Art in Brooklyn," The New York Times, 27 September 2018, illustrated in color (online)
Jasmine Weber, “Continuing the Legacy of the Mystical, Political Betye Saar,” Hyperallergic, 24 April 2019, illustrated in color (in installation at the Broad Museum in 2020)
Makeda Easter, "The Broad’s ‘Soul of a Nation’: Art from the rubble of Watts," Los Angeles Times, 22 March 2019, illustrated in color (in process of installation at The Broad in 2020) (online)
Lynell George, "The Broad's Black Power Art Exhibition Triggers Something Deep," LAist, 12 July 2019, illustrated in color (online)
Andre Wheeler, “How the art of black power shook off the white gaze,” The Guardian, 9 November 2019, illustrated in color (online)
Zoë Hopkins, "You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby: The Sapphire Show," The Brooklyn Rail, July-August 2021, illustrated in color (online)
Los Angeles, California State University, Fine Arts Gallery, Betye Saar: Selected Works 1964-1973, September-October 1973, no. 39 (titled Rainbow)
London, Tate Modern; Bentonville, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art; Brooklyn Museum of Art; Los Angeles, The Broad; San Francisco, de Young Museum; Houston, The Museum of Fine Arts, Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power, July 2017-July 2020, p. 122, illustrated (in installation at California State University in 1973), p. 123, illustrated in color
New York, Ortuzar Projects, You've Come a Long Way Baby: The Sapphire Show, June-July 2021
London, Tate Modern; Bentonville, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art; Brooklyn Museum of Art; Los Angeles, The Broad; San Francisco, de Young Museum; Houston, The Museum of Fine Arts, Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power, July 2017-July 2020, p. 122, illustrated (in installation at California State University in 1973), p. 123, illustrated in color
New York, Ortuzar Projects, You've Come a Long Way Baby: The Sapphire Show, June-July 2021