05/14/2024
The 1917 studio of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney at the New York Studio School, in which we’ve placed works curated for our show “In Ruins” for . On the mantle of the bronze and plasterwork fireplace by Robert Winthrop Chanler sits “The Carpenter”, a 2024 sumi ink painting by ❤️
Opposite the fireplace, Emilio Terry’s 1937 “Topiary in the Shape of an Arched Monument”, offered by the Chinese Porcelain Company, hangs to the left of a 1960’s polaroid by the architect Carlo Mollino, offered by Salon 94. (detailed in images 3-4)
A few of the other works from “In Ruins” (images 5-8), in order:
“Stag Attacked by Dogs”, a 1924 work by Robert Winthrop Chanler; gilding and gesso on board.
C. 1950s-1980s photograph by Czech photographer Miroslav Tichý; gelatin silver print, offered by Howard Greenberg Gallery.
“Equal IV”, a 2018 work by Richard Serra; paintstik and silica on two sheets of handmade paper, offered by Gemini G.E.L.
Axonometric rendering of the New York Glen-Gery Showroom, a 1984 pen and ink wash piece by James Wines.
THANK YOU and for generously allowing us to stage our show in your amazing building! Thank you for the most beautiful photos! And Thank you for inviting us to curate this show and for making our Chanler dream come true!
