Richard Taittinger Gallery

Richard Taittinger Gallery, Nassos Daphnis: "Pixel Fields", Sept 17 - Oct 24, 2015.

Richard Taittinger Gallery opened in March 2015 at 154 Ludlow Street. Located in the Lower East Side, the gallery presents works by contemporary artists with significant global recognition. Richard F. Taittinger founded the gallery after starting his own art advisory in 2010.[1] The 5,000 square foot gallery features 20-foot ceilings and a large skylight designed by Markus Dochantschi of StudioMDA.[2]

History

In March 2015, Richard Taittinger Gallery’s inaugural group exhibition titled Sinthome featuring artworks by Ding Yi, Théo Mercier, Alexander Ponomarev, Recycle Group, and Wang Du.[3][4]

In Summer of 2015, the gallery announced the exclusive representation of the Estate of Nassos Daphnis.[5] Daphnis was represented by the Leo Castelli for nearly 40 years and is best-known for his embrace of geometric abstraction and development of a Color-Plane Theory. The gallery’s solo exhibition of his work, Pixel Fields, reintroduced Daphnis’ work to a new generation and explored its tantalizing relationship to the work of today’s New media art. [6]

Artists

Artists represented by the gallery include:

Exhibition History

References

  1. "Taittinger Champagne Scion Opens Lower East Side Gallery". Forbes. Retrieved 2015-12-16.
  2. "Opening Soon: An Art Gallery From a Taittinger". New York Times. Retrieved 2015-12-16.
  3. Graham Bowley, "Opening Soon: An Art Gallery From a Taittinger", New York Times, 2015 February 20.
  4. Marshall Heyman, "New Lower East Side Art Gallery Offers Taste of Taittinger", Wall Street Journal, 2015 March 1.
  5. "Richard Taittinger Gallery Now Reps Nassos Daphnis Estate, Plans Show". Art News. Retrieved 2015-12-16.
  6. ""Nassos Daphnis: Pixel Fields"". "TimeOut New York". Retrieved 2016-07-06.
  7. "Frances Goodman". Frances Goodman. Retrieved 2015-12-16.
  8. "Recycle Group". recycleartgroup.com. Retrieved 2015-12-16.
  9. "Mehdi Farhadian". richardtaittinger.com. Retrieved 2016-07-06.

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