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BLIND SWORDSMAN⁠🗡️ ⁠ Masterfully curated

BLIND SWORDSMAN⁠🗡️
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Masterfully curated by the renowned dealer and founder of Pace Gallery Arne Glimcher, his East Hampton estate is a harmonious blend of art and nature. ⁠
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Among the gallerist’s remarkable collection is Julian Schnabel’s 2017 bronze sculpture “Self-Portrait as a Blind Swordsman Searching for Louise,” which draws inspiration from an olive tree that the artist’s daughter Lola once photographed in Sicily and serves as a self-portrait of the artist. ⁠
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The blind swordsman is meant to be an enduring symbol of courage, resilience, and hope. The story reminds us that we can rise above any challenge.⁠
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Glimcher’s home is emblematic of the important art hub of the Hamptons, where art, nature, and important moments in art history converge in a serene environment. ⁠
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Image: Julian Schnabel, Self-Portrait as a Blind Swordsman Searching for Louise⁠, Oil, 2007, latex paint on bronze with patina, stainless steel inner structure. 186x107x84"⁠
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Photography by Ngoc Minh Ngo⁠ for AD
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#glimchercollection⁠ ⁠
#hamptonsartworthy⁠
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COSMIC CONNECTION⁠🌔✨ ⁠ Over the moon to h

COSMIC CONNECTION⁠🌔✨
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Over the moon to have placed these wonderful works by Alteronce Gumby⁠ for a client in NYC (slide 2-4) ⁠
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Gumby’s iconic mosaic paintings explore the ocular and kinetic possibilities of color and light, challenging traditional conventions of abstraction. Through experimentation with color and materials and intensive research and observation, Gumby investigates a range of subjects, from the history of monochromatic painting and color theory to cosmology, astrophysics, and interstellar photography.⁠ The result is what he calls his “tonal paintings,” made of unorthodox materials such as resin, glass, and gemstones, that produce different hues, values, and energies. ⁠
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His considered combination of images from scientific space explorations and early modern Renaissance work evoke questions about identity, agency, and marginalization.
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⁠"...With my paintings, and definitely with my studio practice, I look to the studio as a safe space, a place where I can go to meditate, to reconcile, decompress, and rationalize, maybe, the trials and tribulations of my life through abstraction, through color. I use abstraction as a metaphor to talk about myself, my identity, and the social politics that are surrounding my body."–Alteronce Gumby⁠
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@nicolavasselgallery⁠

A CUT ABOVE⁠ ⁠ This week's Wall Wednesday reco

A CUT ABOVE⁠
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This week's Wall Wednesday recommendation👉A Cut Above at Lisa Perry's beautifully restored ONNA HOUSE in East Hampton - a must-see show for east enders and summer travelers alike. ⁠
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⁠Through different mediums, techniques, and stories, 9 female artists share a passion for the boundless possibilities of the paper medium whose works highlight the beauty of repurposed materials and creativity in sustainability. ⁠📄

I discovered several amazing artists, including multimedia artist Michelle AM Miller (slides 3-4), whose works on handmade paper are created with crushed and salvaged oyster shells. Having worked at an environmental testing laboratory, her monochromatic series appropriately address sustainability.

The Ouroboros, a symbol of eternal cycles and interconnectedness, is a recurring leitmotif that is depicted in her works pictured above.
Miller’s works are also infused with images filtered through dreams and memoirs.
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Be sure to check out her work at the house! ⁠
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On view until July 14th. ⁠
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Slide 1: ##JaneYangDHaene (ceramic stools)⁠
Slide 2: #EileenBraun on wall, #LindaMiller paper bowls⁠
⁠Slide 3: #MichelleAMMiller⁠
Slide 4: #EvaFaye⁠
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PEA GREEN⁠🟢 ⁠ Art and design inspo to start

PEA GREEN⁠🟢
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Art and design inspo to start the week…

Fall in Love with this East Hampton home of designers Delphine and Reed Krakoff⁠...⁠
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With a graceful touch, the renowned designers breathed new life into a storied but timeworn "arts and crafts" manse on Long Island⁠.⁠ it couldn’t be more sublime💚
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>artist, German-born American abstract painter Friedel Dzubas ⁠
> vintage Billy Baldwin sofa⁠
> custom trelliswork by Accents of France ⁠
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⁠image 2. A flock of bronze sheep sculptures by François-Xavier Lalanne.⁠

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#hotshots #artanddesign #liveartfully #privatecollections #friedeldzubas⁠

images: architecturaldigest.com⁠

PERCEPTUAL RIDDLE⁠ ⁠ I am thrilled to have pl

PERCEPTUAL RIDDLE⁠
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I am thrilled to have placed this mesmerizing piece by conceptual artist Quisqueya Henríquez, a talented Cuban-Dominican artist, for a client's office in Marco Island. ⁠
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Artforum described Henriquez’s installations as “perceptual riddles, intellectual traps intended to confuse the senses.”⁠

Her perplexing installations and sculptures always maintained a bit of humor, even while they invoked critical theory. ⁠ ⁠

“l am doing a parody with a hint of humor as I am not interested in victimizing myself about what it is to be an artist in the Caribbean or in Latin America.”⁠-QH
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Already established as a key figure in Latin American art, she had gained increasing recognition in the US and abroad. ⁠Sadly, the artist passed away suddenly this year at the age of 57, but she left a legacy larger than life. ⁠
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image: Quisqueya Henríquez, Lyubov Popova/Jackie Winsor, 2014⁠
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@davidcastillogallery ⁠
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#womenLatinamericanartists #fbf #corporatecollections #conceptualart ⁠#RIPQuisqueyaHenriquez⁠ #HLKartacquisition ⁠
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ARE YOU JOKING?⁠🤣⁠ ⁠ Nope. Following up o

ARE YOU JOKING?⁠🤣⁠
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Nope. Following up on week 3 of my selected must-see shows out east this summer, this one is sure to amuse if not lighten your mood👇⁠
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The Church's summer 2024 exhibition ‘Are You Joking’ surveys humor and its many different facets as interpreted by 40 cunning and hilarious female-identifying artists, including #LyndaBenglis, #KatherineBernhardt,NicoleEisenman, #PipiDeer, + #WendyRedStar, and more fab femmes. ⁠
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They unabashedly delve into stereotypes and clichés about women not being funny or being able to take a joke and shines a light on humor in art with all its bodily functions and absurd appearances. ⁠
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🐔Grab your rubber chicken 👉 Opening Reception: Saturday, June 22nd | 6 PM - 7:30 PM⁠
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images: Katherine Bernhardt, Shark Attack; Patty Chang, Melons; Joyce Pensato, I must Be Dreamin’; Heiji Shin, Reclining Nude⁠
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#artinthehamptons #weeklyartfix #wallwednesday #hamptonsartopening #womenartistsandart #arthumor

SUMMER’S EDGE⁠ ⁠ Iconic Astor cube by local

SUMMER’S EDGE⁠
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Iconic Astor cube by local Hamptons' artist, #TonyRosenthal meets its geometric soulmate at this Bauhaus-inspired summer palace by architect Lee F. Mindel. ⁠
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I appreciate the balance between the hard-edge minimalism and the playful floating 'beachballs' giving off Roy Lichtenstein vibes 🟡🔵;) ⁠
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Photo by Michael Moran/Otto⁠
Image drawn from Galerie Magazine article "8 Garden Sculptures That Make a Statement" by Jacqueline Terrebonne Summer 2017

4,015 STARRY NIGHTS✨ Every year my husband and

4,015 STARRY NIGHTS✨

Every year my husband and I make it a priority to carve out a little time just for the two of us to reconnect, fan the flames, and rejuvenate ourselves so we can continue to show up for each other.

Our romantic escape to Montenegro remains an unforgettable highlight. In addition to the delicious food, friendly people, ancient towns, and endless natural beauty, Montenegro is the first country in the world to declare itself an ‘ecological state’.

Its Constitution states:
“Man and nature within and around him are complete only in their depth, both in their essence and designation. Therefore, the abuse of man has always been followed by the abuse of nature. In this sense, opting and fighting for human dignity, we are called to fight for the dignity of nature.”
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The small Balkan country has four UNESCO world heritage sites (+ 6 more pending), including Bay of Kotor (aka Boka Bay) which, in my opinion, is one of the most beautiful places in the world.

Boka Bay is a rare find in Southern Europe that still retains the beauty that the Venetians left behind at the end of the 18th century.

Definitely a trip I’ll never forget and always dream of returning.✨

Happy anniversary my love!❤️🇲🇪

#fantheflames #romanticescape #anniversaryreflections #dreamvacation #unescoheritage #loveandadventure

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