Bambino's SEE and BE SEEN (September 5, 2008)

The next morning there were people lined up to adopt Lenin (see a few of the early birds above), and it’s going very fast. So for everyone who wanted to adopt during the opening, hurry up before it’s late.
Yevgeniy Fiks is one of the most professional artists there is to work with. You can see some of his other work in the office at the gallery. And you might have seen his other project we showed during Pulse New York Art fair. It's currently in a museum show in Italy, which is suppose to end in summer but because of a huge interest and demand kept being extended. And now is extended until the end of September. Personally I feel close to his work and absolutely love his work. His “Lenin for Your Library?” piece is one of my favorites.It was lovely to see one of the nicest collectors in art world, Diane Ackerman, at the opening. Ask anyone, and they will tell you how nice and elegant she is always is.


Behind Lytle and Sally is Hellen Allen, director of Pulse Art Fair, who is one the most wonderful art fair organizers. We are proud to be part of Pulse this year in
One of my newest, closest friends, Eve Sussman, was there. I can’t wait for her new project to finish. She will be traveling soon to keep working on her new interesting project. Wait till you’ll see. I am so proud be a little helpful in her project.

Jennifer Coates (here with a friend) is one our favorites artists, who is having her own opening next week at Kinz, Tillou and Feigen, which I would highly suggest not to miss. We will be there.

One of the smartest curators we know and you should know is Sara Reisman. We love her, and I believe everyone who knows her would say same. And thank you Sara for the compliment last night. Omar Lopez-Chahoud, whom we know and Sara she has worked together was there as well, but unfortunately I couldn’t take his picture. He is another curator you should know.

And here is Shane Hope, whose work is available to see in our Project Space we share with Schroeder Romero Gallery. His new drawings are absolutely fantastic.

Labels: SEE and Be SEEN
5 Comments:
that friend of jennifer coates' is jeremy stenger. his paintings kick ass, too.
Thanks for the virtual opening, Bambino. I'm on crutches from a little knee surgery and avoiding crowds.
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we missed you joanne
get well, cant wait to see you
other way you'll miss an opportunity to adopt lenin
Congratulations on your new show, it looks interesting, I'll do my best to come and see it this month.
I would have loved to see Yevgeniy Fiks' show. I really enjoyed reading the "Lenin for your library" letters of some of the companies, and I have showed everyone the little book so they can enjoy it too.
I will try to visit the exhibition next week in italy if it is still there.
Congratulations
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