Art show in New York Summer 2018

Modern Art & The Peninsula New York

The Peninsula New York celebrates their 30th Anniversary. They curated an exhibition featuring original artworks of Andy Warhol, Francesco Clemente, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Barbara Kruger, and Michael Halsband's work from the 1980s.

from the exhibition

#KeithHaring, #Basquiat, and #AndyWarhol

Art Market Hampton 2018: Art and Design

Since it is the only art fair which is held in Hampton this year. Many people came and could see many different artworks from established emerging artist's works to Masterworks...

It was a little different from previous years... More interesting and good art and over million dollar pieces were shown as well: David Hockney, Chagall, Robert Indiana, and so on...

#JeanAlbanoGallery #Cocobodesign

#JorgeAntos #FedericoUribe

 #Justin Lyons #MelissaChandon #AndyBurgess 

#OperaGallery, #TimothyYargerFineArt 

From the Preview

Christie's Summer Preview Party in Red Hook 

Christie's first open, Contemporary & postmodern preview party happened in Red Hook, NY which is their storage space. It is second year. It wasn't well organized like last year. They didn't have much work and didn't have many interesting pieces which was disappointing...
But the Party was fun...

#RoxyPaine #NedVena #KarenAppel #CharlesArnoldi

From the Party

NY Frieze Week 2018

TEFAF Spring 2018

    It is only my second year in NY. I feel like it grows so fast. This year, they featured 90 of the world’s most illustrious dealers in modern and contemporary art and design, with 24 new participants, including Gagosian, Gladstone Gallery, Hauser & Wirth, Marian Goodman Gallery, Lévy Grovy, Matthew Marks Gallery, Mnuchin Gallery, Taffin, White Cube, and more. The Fair provides an unrivaled draw for a community of collectors, museum curators, and art lovers from around the world.
So many people came for preview hours. All major dealers were in their booths most of the preview hours as well. Could tell how important the fair is. It was so nice to sit on Park Ave. Armory mezzanine level balcony and having a glass of Ruinart champagne and Lobster roll overviewing the show.

Opening day was fabulous as always... #ninayashar's hijab was beautiful...

Galerie Gmurzynska created very unique exhibition space last year and this year.
 gave them big credit for it.

Loved how HostlerBurrows presents their pieces...

My favorite furniture dealers; @DanskMobelkunstgallery @DemischDanant 

@GalerieLefebvre @Modernity 

Beautiful exhibition spaces:@nilufargallery @DiDonna

Some favorite pieces: #AndyWarhole, #JoanMiro early work, #EvaHesse #Judykensleymckie

Art New York

They combine with context NY this year.  Somehow it was smaller than in previous years.  But I could see many international galleries and artists which was nice.  Since most big art fairs go with big or popular artists in New York galleries, it was refreshing to see Cuban and Monacan artists works.

@GrosvenorGallery @Tanseycontemporary @CernudaArte @KotaroFukui @VertuFineArt

@Carlakranendoak @GalleryCart @SmithDavidsonGallery @Habatat

Frieze NY

There was a major change in the Frieze since they changed their exhibition layout.  They used to be known for well-organized and big open spaces, but this time, they made smaller sections, and no gallery has a huge space which was beneficial for small galleries.  It feels more intimate which means I can see art more personally....  didn't find anything so different or interesting works, but in general, they always have decent pieces...

#EmmaAmos @Gagosian @LissonGallery

@Perrotin @SeanKelly @Gagosian @Galeria #JaquclineMarins

Fantastic David Hockney's print was represented by Pace Gallery

Design On a Dime NYC 2018

Every year Design on a Dime brings out the industry's biggest names—and its savviest bargain hunters. The fundraiser, which supports Housing Works, features 60 room vignettes by the city's top designers and a host of rising talents, and every item in every room is for sale at 50 to 80 percent off retail prices. All proceeds go to Housing Works programs to provide housing and healthcare to homeless people with AIDS and HIV.

Curated by Younghye participated in it this year as one of the vignette designers.
We called up all artists and art-lover friends for donations. So we had ceramics, photography, painting, sculpture, vintage work, and furniture... with color and texture, we collected quite great pieces...

The space was 12'W x 10'L x 8' H. We did space planning in the Korean traditional way. All furniture was placed around the wall. Cushions and three art pieces were placed in the center, so they could be used for different occasions (table or seating).

Curated by Younghye's Concept Sketch which was introduced in BOH (Editor at Large)

It was quite challenging in the beginning since we had to design the space with donation items. We couldn't see everything and sometimes different items were delivered in the process. So we had to change the concept three times and wall color four times...

But in the end, it was so much fun, and we raised over 1.2 Million in the Design On A Dime NYC 2018.  It was a fun and rewarding event.

Curated by Younghye's vignette in Design On A Dime NYC 2018

    The left photograph by John Mazlish Fine Art, the center painting is by Aima Saint Hunon, the right painting is by Patrice Hoban Gallery, the center-left ceramic piece is by Peter Lane Clay, Center Sculpture by Ralph Pucci International (Rubin Toledo), the center ceramic piece is by Shizue Imai, wooden piece by Tucker Robbins, red bead table lamp by Bunny Williams Home, pendent lighting by CL Sterling & Son, 1970's Brazilian round tray by R & Company, Rhode Island's artist hand blown glasses by Ochre, vintage glass vase by Newel, tri pot set by West Out East, cocktail stool by Dowel Furniture, turquoise porcelain stool by Apropos Furniture, African antique sculpture by Tucker Robbins, vintage cushion by Cynthia Murphy Design, other cushions by Thomas Paul, all other furniture by Made Goods, gray carpet by MaslandContract, and flowers by Curated by Younghye.

Fun Photo me with Interior Designer, Robin Baron and Ceramic Artist, Shizue Imai in the opening night