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AML’s founder Laura Raiffe first encountered the magnificent herd of The Great Elephant Migration in Miami during Art W...
09/03/2026

AML’s founder Laura Raiffe first encountered the magnificent herd of The Great Elephant Migration in Miami during Art Week. Now the elephants have migrated to Boston, taking over the city’s Back Bay with 100 life-sized sculptures, and Laura spotted some familiar faces while staying at the lovely Raffles Boston.

Part public art exhibition, part conservation project, 'The Great Elephant Migratio'n brings together art, nature, and a powerful message about human-wildlife coexistence.

From Miami to Boston – we are following the herd! 🐘❤️

August Exhibition of the Month: Michal Rovner's 'Esther Scrolls' Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (until January 2027).O...
09/01/2026

August Exhibition of the Month: Michal Rovner's 'Esther Scrolls' Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (until January 2027).

On view at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, 'Esther Scrolls' presents new works by internationally renowned Israeli American artist Michal Rovner, inspired by the 2,500-year-old biblical story of Queen Esther – the orphan who became a Persian queen and risked her life to save her people.

After researching historic megillahs, Rovner created two contemporary vertical scrolls in response to Esther’s story. Through video projection and print, she reinterprets a centuries-old tradition, reflecting on courage, identity, collective memory, and the human condition across time.

Learn more: https://www.gardnermuseum.org/calendar/exhibition/esther-scrolls

A true legend! Yayoi Kusama’s singular vision transformed contemporary art and expanded our understanding of infinity an...
08/30/2026

A true legend! Yayoi Kusama’s singular vision transformed contemporary art and expanded our understanding of infinity and the boundlessness of imagination.

A throwback photo of our family celebrating the artist's life and work a few years ago, plus the iconic artist herself and her iconic pumpkins.

Pumpkins forever! 🎃

A summer in Maine always reminds us of Lynne Drexler, who found lifelong inspiration on Monhegan Island, transforming it...
08/21/2026

A summer in Maine always reminds us of Lynne Drexler, who found lifelong inspiration on Monhegan Island, transforming its rugged landscapes into the vibrant paintings for which she is celebrated today.

This summer, AML founder Laura has been finding her own moments of peace in Maine. We're delighted to currently have access to these two beautiful works by Lynne Drexler, 'Winter Still' and 'Suggested Spring,' pictured here.

Reach out to us for more information!

Images: 1) Lynne Drexler seated at the kitchen table, 1994. Photo: Lyndia Kleeberg; 2) Lynne Drexler, 'Winter Still,' 1997; and 3) Lynne Drexler, 'Suggested Spring,' 1988.

Leading AML means a busy art world calendar and constant deadlines. Being a mom means making space for something even mo...
08/18/2026

Leading AML means a busy art world calendar and constant deadlines. Being a mom means making space for something even more important.

This summer, our founder Laura Raiffe traded her Miami office for the Maine coastline, spending time with her family, slowing down, and rediscovering the value of taking a real break.

The work will always be there. The chance to watch your kids discover a new place won't always wait.

Follow along for more inspirational moments from the road! 🌲🌊

🎨 Work of the Month: Edward Willis Redfield, 'On the Broadhead,' c. 1937One of the leading figures of the Pennsylvania I...
08/12/2026

🎨 Work of the Month: Edward Willis Redfield, 'On the Broadhead,' c. 1937

One of the leading figures of the Pennsylvania Impressionist movement, Edward Willis Redfield had an extraordinary ability to capture the changing seasons with remarkable energy and immediacy. Painted en plein air with bold, confident brushwork, 'On the Broadhead' embodies everything that makes Redfield's landscapes so enduring.

Rather than striving for photographic precision, Redfield painted the sensation of a place. Here, the snow-covered banks, rushing water, and historic stone bridge are rendered with thick, expressive strokes that convey the crisp light and quiet stillness of a Pennsylvania winter.

A native of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Redfield helped establish Bucks County as one of America's most important artistic communities in the early twentieth century. Today, his works remain among the most celebrated examples of American Impressionism.

Interested in adding this artist to your collection? Reach out to us to learn more!

August Exhibition of the Month | 'Some 'Assemblage Required' the California Heritage Museum () until November 15, 2026. ...
08/06/2026

August Exhibition of the Month | 'Some 'Assemblage Required' the California Heritage Museum () until November 15, 2026.

This thoughtful group exhibition brings together artists working in assemblage and mixed media – including the remarkable Sheila Elias, one of AML founder Laura Raiffe's favorite artists and a longtime friend whose work she has admired and collected for many years.

A highlight of the exhibition is an outdoor installation honoring Elias' landmark 1981 public artwork in Los Angeles' Skid Row. The original project suspended six-foot-square shopping bags across the 84-foot span between two buildings on San Pedro Street.

Created in tribute to the unhoused community living there, whom Elias called the "Bag People," the work sought to bring a sense of beauty and visibility to a place too often overlooked. As the artist reflected in 1981: "You know their lives are so gray all the time... There is no glitter in their lives." Her installation brought that "glitter" to the neighborhood for several unforgettable weeks.

✨ Artists We Love: Keith Haring ✨ Few artists have done more to make contemporary art feel truly accessible than Keith H...
08/04/2026

✨ Artists We Love: Keith Haring ✨ Few artists have done more to make contemporary art feel truly accessible than Keith Haring.

From his iconic chalk drawings in New York City subway stations to large-scale murals and collaborations, Haring believed art belonged to everyone – not just museums and collectors.

More than three decades after his death, his influence continues to resonate. His work remains a touchstone for artists, designers, and cultural institutions, while ongoing collaborations – including prints with MoMA Design Store or Uniqlo's latest Keith Haring collections inspired by his work – introduce new audiences to his legacy.

Gregory Crewdson’s work is currently on view at Brickell City Centre in Miami as part of Aritzia's Artistic License Seri...
07/30/2026

Gregory Crewdson’s work is currently on view at Brickell City Centre in Miami as part of Aritzia's Artistic License Series. The installation brings his distinctive, highly cinematic photography to a series of large-scale, interactive 'Giant Bags.;

Laura and the family had a great time exploring the installation this summer — merging art with shopping, contemporary art history with a little retail therapy, and business with pleasure.

A fun reminder that great art – and fun! – can be encountered anywhere (even while shopping with your kids 😉)

🎨 Work of the Month: Yinka Shonibare, 'The American Library Collection' (2017)One of the most thought-provoking works by...
07/28/2026

🎨 Work of the Month: Yinka Shonibare, 'The American Library Collection' (2017)

One of the most thought-provoking works by British artist Yinka Shonibare, 'The African Library' transforms the familiar form of a bookshelf into a powerful meditation on identity, history, and cultural memory.

The installation comprises thousands of books wrapped in the artist's signature Dutch wax-print fabric – showcasing Shonibare's hallmark ability to pair visual beauty with intellectual depth.

Most books in the series are embossed with the names of influential figures – from writers and scientists to politicians and musicians. AML has access to a work featured seminal artists, from Salvador Dalí and Alex Katz to Louise Nevelson and Helen Frankenthaler.

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