On the veranda of The Kenilworth, overlooking Central Park. A marble-topped bistro table from the Bill Blass estate.
“The beauty of being able to draw, or paint, from an early age is that you never feel trapped, least of all by your immediate circumstances.” - Bill Blass
Collected Works
Joan Goldin
Representing more than three decades of never before seen work by Joan Goldin, with an essay by Christopher Ricks.
Forms of Nature: Joan Goldin and Leigh Taylor Mickelson
Thursday, October 27, 20226:00 PM —
Wednesday, December 7, 20225:00 PM
Flinn Gallery Greenwich
This exhibition includes an extensive range of paintings, photos, and prints by Joan Goldin; and ceramic sculptures by Leigh Taylor Mickelson. Together, they show an extraordinary breadth of inspiration drawn from the forms of nature.
Co-Curators: Leslee Asch and Alexis Abrams
BOSTON, Aug.. 7, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Sixty-three original poems by Harry Thomas in a beautiful handheld softcover and a fine handmade limited, signed edition boxed art book with a number of the poems translated into Japanese by TAMURA Nanae.
BOSTON, Oct. 2, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- From our Un-Gyve archives, an original sequence of thirty-nine small watercolours by an unknown artist, the home or haunt and the poet being identified by hand in blue ink on the tissue leaf that precedes each illustration. These lovely vignettes are bound, the pages with gilt edges, and the album secured with a brass clasp. This loving series of associations opens with Geoffrey Chaucer (Tabard Inn — Southwark), and closes with Alfred Tennyson (Birthplace at Somersby).
BOSTON, May 29, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- In 1952 Ben Shahn said to Marian Parry, "Marian, make the most beautiful book you can and I'll take it to Curt Valentin." She made The Paris Book, which she had conceived of sometime prior to this prompting, and as promised, the book was presented to Curt Valentin who was moved to publish it. Mr. Valentin, who had published several significant, limited edition books in which the writings of poets and novelists were accompanied by illustrations made by contemporary artists, passed away the following year and The Paris Book was never published.
EL MUNDO DE LOS VIVOS
THE REAL WORLD
OFILL ECHEVARRIA
(UN-GYVE PRESS, BOSTON)
Exhibit and Book Launch
Presented by The Gabarron Foundation and The Cuban Cultural Center of New York. Unveiling Ofill’s MOONBEAMS large format oil paintings and moving pictures.
BATHTUB FUND: A philanthropic photographic project featuring a mix of subjects and a notable bath-taker's bath.
PRESS RELEASE
Artist's Reception:
Thursday, October 17th, 2013
6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
ClampArt is pleased to present “Shoot the Arrow: A Portrait of The World Famous *BOB*”—a series of photographs by Amy Touchette. The exhibition coincides with the release of the artist’s monograph of the same title (Un-Gyve Press: Hard-cover, 145 pages, 112 images, $77).
EL MUNDO DE LOS VIVOS
THE REAL WORLD
OFILL ECHEVARRIA
(UN-GYVE PRESS, BOSTON)
Exhibit and Book Launch
Presented by The Gabarron Foundation and The Cuban Cultural Center of New York. Unveiling Ofill’s MOONBEAMS large format oil paintings and moving pictures.
NO IN AMERICA is a collection of 150 images accompanied by George Toomer's text. The NO Show will feature select images from the book, and other photographs further to it.
The Isole Gallery of Art + Industrial Design is opening its space for private events with this special holiday invitation to experience an alliance of unparalleled taste and style.
Judith Aronson Retrospective at The Isole Gallery of Art + Industrial Design: photographic works in colour with subjects ranging from Sir Ralph Richardson to Sir Mick Jagger; pre-knighted with the Rolling Stones; still life, market life, textures and vistas; situated in Southeast Asia, the U.K., Paris and Boston.
Judith Aronson Retrospective at The Isole Gallery of Art + Industrial Design: photographic works in colour with subjects ranging from Sir Ralph Richardson to Sir Mick Jagger; pre-knighted with the Rolling Stones; still life, market life, textures and vistas; situated in Southeast Asia, the U.K., Paris and Boston.
02.02.02 launch
DU: Disegno Universale the touring museum exhibit, sponsored by Bis Bis and presented by The Un-Gyve Limited Group, attended by media, trade, and celebrity guests from around the world, raising awareness for the importance of eliminating physical and social barriers through good design in the field, and open practices within the industry.
ARCOS 2001 Chiesa’s first solo exhibit in three years, and the premiere of No. 100 in is ARCOS series, shades of white on white.