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The Most Expensive Single Auction in History : Christie's $745 Million Contemporary Art Sale by Sarvin Haghighi

  With 2014 behind us, it's time to look at some records made in the past year. 2014 was a year of records for many things; one of which was for items sold at auctions. Prices for artworks skyrocket into the millions. Here is an interesting read and details on some of the jaw dropping prices for the past year.

READ MORE HERE - ARTICLE FROM NY OBSERVER MAGAZINE

 

 

Official Invitation - London Biennale 2015 by Sarvin Haghighi

As one of the featured artists in London Biennale 2015, it is my pleasure to invite you to attend the Biennale's Private View on January 20th at 6:30 pm at the Chelsea Old Town Hall in London as per the attached invitation.  This is an exclusive evening reception providing you with the opportunity to view the artworks prior to the show being open to public. The Biennale will be open to public till January 25th 2015. More information about the Biennale is available on below link:

Sarvin Haghighi Profile - London Biennale 2015

Enjoy the show! It is an honor to be selected and be part of all these amazing artists and to be able to showcase my artwork in one of the most amazing cities in the world.

Feel free to share your experience once you are there and tag me on your images : http://instagram.com/sarvinhaghighi/

London Biennale 2015

Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago Names Four New Trustees, New COO by Sarvin Haghighi

   

As read on Artnews and ArtForum online magazine, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago has announced that the board will be adding four new trustees. They are Nancy Crown, Eve Rogers, Dia Weil, and David Hartt. Hartt is the first artist to serve on the museum’s board. The museum’s director, Madeleine Grynsztejn, said, “This is an institution activated by living artists, and David is a perfect fit for artist representation on our board of trustees. As the MCA artist trustee, he will be a strong sounding board for many museum activities.”

Hartt is the first living artist to join the board. Last year he had a show at the Studio Museum in Harlem that explored the Chicago offices of Ebony and Jet.

Also being added to the museum’s roster is Teresa Samala de Guzman, who will work as the museum’s chief operating officer. She was previously senior associate dean for finance and administration at the University of Virginia’s business school.