Galerie Editors' Weekly Picks: Van Gogh Sunflowers, Mickalene Thomas in Detroit, and More

This week's Galerie roundup features nine highlights. At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, two of Vincent van Gogh's sunflower paintings are shown side-by-side in "Van Gogh's Sunflowers: A Symphony in Blue and Yellow," on view through October 11. Mickalene Thomas debuts "Beneath the Moonlight" at The Shepherd in Detroit, her first exhibition focusing on male subjects, running through August 23. The St. Regis Venice launches "Komorebi," a contemporary art project with works by six artists including Joan Jonas, on view through April 2027. Robert Stilin Gallery in Manhattan opens a solo show of Alessio Boni's alchemical photographs starting June 11. Longines introduces new color options for its Dolce Vita watch. Champalimaud designs new River Cottages at Troutbeck in New York's Hudson Valley. Le Jardin du Clarence opens a seasonal garden café in Paris. David Yurman creates a one-of-a-kind Liberty Cable Bracelet for the American Friends of Versailles auction. Rowland+Broughton collaborates with NasonMoretti on the Alpine Meadow glassware collection.