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Archive for January, 2008

30
Jan

Julian and Julien

Large-scale sculptures by Julian Schnabel at 545 West 22nd Street.

 

On Tuesday night, C & M Arts, the venerable upper East Side gallery hosted a very downtown opening at 545 West 22nd Street. Formerly the Rainer Fetting exhibition space and site of many a DIA foundation dinner, C & M has booked the spot for a show of large-scale sculpture by Julian Schnabel from the 1980s and 1990s. Read moreRead more

30
Jan

A Tale of Two Cities

L. to r.: Georgia O’Keeffe‘s
City Night,
1926, Oil on canvas (Gift of the Regis Corporation, Mr. and
Mrs. W. John Driscoll, the Beim Foundation, the Larsen Fund, and by public
subscription); David Hockney‘s DeLongpre
Avenue, Hollywood,
1976, crayon.

 

The newest splash this season took place last Friday night at Perry Rubenstein’s new gallery on 23rd Street in Chelsea right off 10th Avenue. Perry has been on the scene for the past two decades starting first as a collector after earning a chunk of change modeling for the likes of the late fashion designer (and insatiable art collector) Gianni Versace. Male models made that kind of money then? Nevertheless, as a famous artist reminded me years ago — all collectors are potential dealers. Read moreRead more

30
Jan

In Search of the Continuous Present

Execution of the Emperor Maximilian. Final Version, Edouard Manet, 1868-69, 252x302cm, Oil on canvas.

This week sees the return of the art world back to the cities from summer holidays and artistic pilgrimages around the world. Life gets going in New York. By next week it will be in a full throttle and really won’t relent until the holidays descend upon us in mid-December. Read moreRead more

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