Art Drop
Lisa Altshuler is leading us through a curated experience of this fall's standout exhibitions.
Here's a taste of what to expect (we'll be seeing several exhibitions)
Lee Bul at Hauser & Wirth, The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun. The Korean artist's first exhibition with the gallery, featuring new sculptures and recent work. Look closely at her palette: she shaves mother-of-pearl into her paintings.
Lynda Benglis at Pace Gallery, KNOTTING, TYING, FOLDING. The sculptor Jonathan Anderson chose as his muse for Dior's latest Haute Couture collection, which turned her knots, pleats, and folds into clothing.
Arlene Shechet at Pace Gallery, She Said She Said. Following her 2024 exhibition at Storm King Art Center, Shechet returns with new monumental metal sculptures alongside smaller, equally mighty ceramic works.
THE DETAILS
⏰ Arrive by 3:45p
🎟️ Standard (non-member) tickets are a sliding scale directly benefitting NALA Projects, expanding art accessibility through public, private, and institutional partnerships.
ABOUT LISA
Lisa is the Founder of NALA Projects, a cultural strategy consultancy expanding art accessibility through public, private, and institutional partnerships. She previously worked at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on acquisitions and board activities, and most recently on the renovation of the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing. A William Kinne Fellow (Columbia) and Mellon Fellow (American Academy in Rome), her work spans cultural strategy, museum operations, and archaeological heritage and preservation.
ABOUT JOI
joi is a platform for art and creativity brought to life through salons and cultural experiences for women. Follow along on Instagram @joi_nyc (joi_nyc)
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