I'm so excited about a new exhibition I co-curated that is currently on view at the Lobby Gallery at 499 Park Avenue (at 59th Street) in New York City. It features important works by five artists Alcopley, Herman Cherry, Howard Daum, Edvins Strautmanis and Nina Tryggvadottir, who were part of the New York School. The Lobby Gallery is open to the public seven days a week from 10 AM to 6 PM. A gala opening reception is planned for April 21 from 5-7 PM. We hope you can join us.
For more information about the exhibition click here
Exhibiting artwork in commercial venues such as this can be a valuable tool for developers and property managers to help market their buildings in today's competitive environment.
Art adds to the cachet of a building, and can support its branding and leasing efforts. Art helps set a building apart from its competitors, and it provides a unique amenity for existing and prospective tenants. Art not only visually enhances a property, it also is a powerful and cost-effective way to communicate to a targeted audience and and can generate positive media coverage about the building. Art demonstrates a firm's commitment to support local culture for the benefit of the community.
Una Dora Copley (daughter of Alcopley and Nina Tryggvadottir) at the installation
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