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The exhibition Femme F(r)iction featured over 50 female artists and designer from the last 100 years on four stories of the historic Academy Mansion on the Upper East Side in NYC in early summer 2023, following C1760’s philosophy of curating across various periods and uniting artists from different generations and backgrounds. Modern x Contemporary Artworks from Leonora Carrington, Tamara de Lempicka, Judy Chicago, Magdalena Abakanowicz, Louise Nevelson, Kara Walker, Leonor Fini, Joana Vasconcelos, Françoise Gilot, Baseera Khan, Esther Mahlangu, Sofia Borges, Lita Albuquerque, Seffa Klein, Jen DeNike, to just name a few. Photos: Casey Kelbaugh Photography.

Curation of the art program for New York’s prestigious residential condominium on the Upper East Side just off Park Avenue, 109 East 79 Street, designed by Steven Harris Architects and Rees Roberts + Partners, developed by Legion Investment Group. Images: 109 East 79, Noë in collaboration with Boundary.

Individual art advisory for private clients, from acquisition and logistics to final installation.

Exhibition management and sale for OstLicht Gallery, presenting the most comprehensive exhibition of the young shooting star in Europe to date. Ren Hang’s analogue photographs reflect on relationships, fear and loneliness. With their gaze often directed straight at the camera, the models always assume an active role. Images: OstLicht

Presentation of multi-media artist and FOAM talent 2021, Simon Lehner (b. 1996), in conjunction with World Press Photo exhibition 2020 at the Museum WestLicht in Vienna. Simon Lehner has participated in multiple group exhibitions in recent years, such as Kunsthaus Zürich, Belvedere 21 Vienna, and Kunstmuseum Bonn, or a solo show at KOW Berlin, with his works held in international collections.

I always loved this painting; when seasons change it pops up in my mind all the time somehow. And evening walks, breathing fresh fall air, trees, and illuminated houses, reflections in water and this sky… René Magritte (1898-1967), L&
#sheilahicks #sallymann #leonardbaby #allanvillavicencio #oliverherring #mimibenoitparent #magdalenaabakanowicz @thearmoryshow and The Independent 20th Century fair
Heinz Mack (b. 1931, Germany) made his stance in art history a long time ago when freshly graduated from the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, co-founded the ZERO group together with Otto Piene in 1957, dedicated to colour, light, form, and movement. It
The Fountains, 1926 by Agnes Pelton (b. 1881 in Germany, raised in Brooklyn; - 1961). She was part of the New York art scene early on and included in the Armory Show of 1913 with her early symbolist more figurative works, and was ultimately drawn to
‚The Unicorn Purifies Water’, wool, silk and silver and gilded-silver-wrapped thread, ca. 1495-1505 and ‚The Unicorn rests in a Garden‘ certainly one of the absolute gems at this magic place @metcloisters
We ❤️ Bertie
A deep dive into a dialogue across centuries with two fascinating artists, Claude Monet and Vicky Colombet! My recent summer encounter with Vicky Colombet in her studio made me learn (finally!) more about this gem of an exhibition „Monet/Colo
Jack Davison
ECLIPSE, oil on canvas by the Prague-born painter and illustrator Toyen (pseudonym of Marie Čermínová), a key figure of the Czech Surrealist Movement. Leaving Prague in 1916, Toyen explored various avant-garde styles before co-founding
Madame D‘Ora (Dora Kallmus, from a Jewish family in Vienna, a March born 1881-1963) was at the forefront of portrait photography and ran her own studio. Her first artist portrait was Gustav Klimt beginning of the 19th century, her last one was
The story goes that she criticized her son‘s painting. „Why don‘t you do it yourself“, he said and she picked him up on that and started her career as a painter in late 1939, when she was already a grandmother, and introduced
Tamara de Lempicka - First major museum retrospective in the U.S. at the Fine Art Museum San Francisco this year 🤌 @legionofhonor Tamara de Lempicka, Jeune fille en vert (Jeune fille aux gants) (Young Woman in Green, Young Woman with Gloves) (deta
Isis, beautiful quirkiest snowball cat, we‘ll miss you forever. We are beyond honoured that we could be by your side, you magic creature. Your loving presence will be anchored in our hearts ♾️ Thanks for everything 🪶 My condolences to my husb
Kyungah Ham (b. 1966), South Korean, “What you see is the Unseen…” (swipe for details) -North Korean hand embroidery, silk threads on cotton, middleman, smuggling, bribe, tension, anxiety, censorship, ideology, wooden frame, &helli
I couldn't stop watching Kelvin Kyung Kun Park’s (b. 1978, South Korea) video installation Dream of Iron, which is part of the freshly opened exhibition “The Shape of Time: Korean Art after 1989“ at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. T
Under the pines, evening, oil on canvas, 1888 It’s this feeling you get sometimes when looking at Monet…
Toni Ross, Anne Ryan, Toni Ross, … A pleasure to see @studiotoniross @shin_gallery & more gems at Threads of Expression - Textile Art Unraveled
When you spot a sweet oyster in a lil corner of Armory. Lydia Blakeley @niruratnamgallery