Last night , I went to the
opening of Soutine/Bacon at Helly
Nahmad Gallery on Madison Avenue. The Gallery opening on a Sunday evening
was by itself , an audacious gesture. Incredibly the Gallery had it right , the
exhibition curated by Maurice Tuchman is a bold and impressive display of
imagination and inventiveness. Rarely do you see such impressive vision, Helly
Nahmad with this exhibition is presenting to New Yorkers , one of the most fascinating
and articulated art show in these last couple of years.
Who would have thought to
present Soutine/Bacon, and now that is it on the walls , no one appears to be
surprised, this is the beauty of this powerful event.
You have to see the
exhibition to really understand , it’s message and it’s derived influence. Maurice
Tuchman has genius and in this show and the amazing catalog produced by the
Gallery, you realize the effort and courage that it took to gather the works
from the world’s best collections and the Nahmad’s own collection.
Just a word also on the opening itself, it was exceptionally well attended, and I had a great time , I always loved Soutine and Bacon. In the world of art , this show will create , a “disruption”, from now on curators will be challenged to think differently when they plan their next show.
Just a word also on the opening itself, it was exceptionally well attended, and I had a great time , I always loved Soutine and Bacon. In the world of art , this show will create , a “disruption”, from now on curators will be challenged to think differently when they plan their next show.
photos:
http://bfanyc.com/home/event/1108?page=5
Katarina Ellingsen and Ron Agam at party
for the opening of the Soutine/Bacon show
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