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2021 BRAND KIT Our Mission Galerie inspires readers to LIVE ARTFULLY by blending the exciting worlds of ART, CULTURE, AND DESIGN. With our unique, authoritative point of view, we deliver a BRILLIANT MIX of intriguing personalities, sophisticated interiors, and enchanting travel destinations — all in a LUXURIOUS package that is unparalleled. On Call “To see people, AS AN AVID COLLECTOR, ROBERT adventures, STILIN TAKES A CURATORIAL and his spaces APPROACH TO A FAMILY-FRIENDLY through his eyes YET UTTERLY REFINED MEDIA ROOM PRODUCED BY JACQUELINE TERREBONNE is something we wanted to share,” says Rainer Judd by the Judd Foundation—helmed by Flavin, who is artistic photographs actually taken by Don were a real treat to director, and his sister, Rainer, who is president—will shine. The research,” says Rainer. “Later on in his life he took very few, Donald Judd pictured in his coffee table tome, available from Prestel Publishing, offers a if any, photos with his Hasselblad, so I was not aware of home at 101 Spring Street plethora of visually arresting architecture, art, and landscapes. just how many he had taken.” in New York. His drafting table at the same address. The compilation showcases more than 200 photos by over In addition to the expected shots of minimalist interiors ROBERT STILIN 35 photographers as well as floor plans of the artist’s living (spoiler alert: Many are wonderfully imperfect), there are Known for conjuring elegantly handsome interiors that and working spaces, both in New York and Texas. Some, like humanizing pictures bearing evidence of a real life, like a are not too precious with just the right amount of 101 Spring Street in New York and the Block in Marfa, are stereo system with record albums, saddles piled on a table, patina and a real sense of coziness, Robert Stilin believes open to the public via scheduled tours. Others, including his stacks of ceramics, a pair of bamboo umbrellas leaning Elements of in hanging significant art without ever making it too arch will be a busy month for fans of Donald ranch houses Las Casas and Casa Morales in West Texas’s against a wall, and a protractor, folding rule, and other nearly important in the space. For instance, he imagines a Judd. But before they plan a journey to Marfa, the Chinati Mountains, are never available to visitors. A third, extinct measuring tools neatly arranged on a desk. Richard Prince canvas animating a family media room, Texas city synonymous with the famed minimalist Casa Perez, is accessible only on the singular “Ranch Day,” Notes Rainer, “To see people, adventures, and his spaces where it can be appreciated and admired. “If you can own artist, who established one of the world’s largest every October. Most of the properties have been previously through his eyes, and those close to him, like Jamie Dearing art at that level,” he explains, “you should embrace it and I love the colors and the mood of this permanent installations of contemporary art published, but this weighty, 400-page book marks the first [Judd’s assistant of 15 years], Julie Finch [his ex-wife and live with it. It shouldn’t be a showpiece.” robertstilin.com Mthere, enthusiasts should instead set their sights on Manhattan. time they’re presented in one collection. Additional gravitas is mother of Rainer and Flavin], and Lauretta Vinciarelli [an ‘Nurse’ painting by Richard Prince,” All About The late artist, art critic, and prolific writer is the subject of provided by the accompaniment of Judd’s writings pertaining Italian artist and architect who was Judd’s partner in the says Robert Stilin.“It’s sort of a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art opening on to each place or the surrounding area. “The number of 1970s], is something we wanted to share.” —RIMA SUQI mysterious but also chic and slightly March 1. It is the first survey of his work in the U.S. in over 30 funny all at the same time.” years. Featuring 60 artworks as well as furniture, the exhibition Clockwise from top: Judd will be accompanied by a striking new monograph. Casa Perez. Detail A MAJOR MUSEUM SHOW, At the same time, the Judd Foundation will debut “Prints: view of 101 Spring NEW MONOGRAPH, AND SERIES Street space. an Artful Life 1992,” a New York show of 20 of the artist’s woodcut prints La Mansana de OF GALLERY EXHIBITIONS completed prior to his death in 1994 at age 65. The works, Chinati/The Block, printed on handmade Korean paper by Marfa’s Arber and Son Donald Judd’s WILL PAINT THE LARGEST PICTURE home and studio OF DONALD JUDD’S WORK Editions, are curated by Judd’s son, Flavin Judd. There will in Marfa, Texas. also be pieces in an exhibit at Gagosian in New York in March IN MORE THAN THREE DECADES and David Zwirner in April, as well as Untitled (1976), an example of his structural work, which is on long-term view at Galerie’s sophisticated features encompass: “ Dia:Beacon in the Hudson Valley. While the many simultaneous events will no doubt titillate Artwork: Park Avenue Nurse (2002) by Richard Prince. Clockwise from top: Club armchair by Jacques Adnet; existing Judd fans and introduce him to a new generation that magenxxcentury.com. Rare five-door cabinet by Charlotte Perriand; phillips.com. Sintra Floral Saffron fabric by Jasper might not be familiar with his work, there will be few surprises. Furniture & Fabrics; michaelsmithinc.com. Circular coffee table by Pia Manu; magenxxcentury.com. Hypnos and Thanatos ARTWORK: COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND GAGOSIAN. PORTRAIT: RICHARD PHIBBS. PRODUCTS, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: COURTESY OF MAGEN H GALLERY; COURTESY OF PHILLIPS; PHILLIPS; OF COURTESY GALLERY; H MAGEN OF COURTESY TOP: FROM CLOCKWISE PRODUCTS, PHIBBS. RICHARD PORTRAIT: GAGOSIAN. AND ARTIST THE OF COURTESY ARTWORK: GASTOU YVES GALERIE OF COURTESY PARIS; DOWNTOWN, GALERIE LAFFANOUR OF COURTESY GALLERY; H MAGEN OF COURTESY FABRICS; & FURNITURE JASPER OF COURTESY stool by Pucci de Rossi; galeriedowntown.com. Coque armchair by Philippe Hiquily; galerieyvesgastou.com. But that is exactly where Donald Judd Spaces, a book produced FLAVIN TOP: FROM CLOCKWISE OPPOSITE, FOUNDATION. JUDD © PETSCHEK ERIC LAURAWILSON; LEFT: FROM FOUNDATION JUDD © SCHMIDT JASON FOUNDATION; JUDD © CHUNG JUSTIN FOUNDATION; JUDD © JUDD 74 GALERIEMAGAZINE.COM 62 GALERIEMAGAZINE.COM ART DESIGN next to his existing gallery was on the market. “We had designer-client relationship. “Dave is the loyal brother to all looked at other opportunities in L.A., and one day someone his artists—he fights for them and sometimes even fights with stopped by and mentioned that our neighbors were selling,” them, like siblings would do,” says Yantrasast. “He is so focused says Kordansky. “We went to see it that day.” on his artists and their activities that life and work seem to Choosing an architect was a no-brainer: The current merge nicely into openings, outings, and vacationing together.” TRAVEL gallery was designed by L.A.-based Kulapat Yantrasast There is no doubt that a passion for his work fuels Fresh of why when he was still up-and-coming. Now he’s become Kordansky. “Art is like a religion. It’s a belief system,” he says, one of the world’s most sought-after architects (particularly “and I’m devout in my practice.” for art spaces) and Kordansky asked him to handle the Kordansky has done some serious thinking about how to Perspective new buildings, too. grow his business in the right way, constantly fine-tuning THESE RISING STARS USE INNOVATIVE “Art is like a religion. It’s a belief system, and I’m devout NEW TECHNIQUES TO in my practice,” David Kordansky says CHALLENGE PERCEPTION ARCHITECTURE BY LUCY REES María Berrío To view María Berrío’s art is akin to entering into an imaginary dreamland where powerful women preside and there is a harmonious, María Berrío in front of her work A Last symbiotic relationship with the View of the Sky (2019). EMERGING TALENT natural environment. For Berrío, Room who was born in Bogotá, Colombia, and is now based in New York, these fairy-tale-like vignettes are a way to deal with the harsh social and political realities facing the world today. “It haunts me to draw them. to Show “I am interested in how these alternative forms of knowledge They are always on my DAVID KORDANSKY EXPANDS ITS LOS ANGELES GALLERY give respite to people seeking order, meaning, and hope,” Yantrasast—whose current clients include the the program that is going on view in those new rooms, as From left: says the artist, whose extensive research brings together mind,” says María Berrío SPACE, DESIGNED BY WHY ARCHITECTURE Linda Stark’s various Eastern rituals, practices, and origin myths. Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of he’s not a fan of expanding for expansion’s sake. He has been Telltale Heart Natural History, and the Asian Art Museum of San making a particular effort to exhibit and work with “more (2016), Purple “Regardless of how unreasoned these beliefs may be in the Francisco—says the new digs offer “a flexible and intimate women but particularly women of color,” he says, adding, Heart (2018), and West, I appreciate them as deeply human attempts to New Orleans in 2017 and at Kohn Gallery in L.A. in 2019, Spade (2017). ike the city itself, the Los Angeles gallery scene is Sam Gilliam, Rashid Johnson, Jonas Wood, and Huma series of spaces for artists to envision and explore.” “and I have done that.” understand life.” Berrío signed with London-based powerhouse Victoria Miro. CUISINE Each work is crafted using layer upon layer of collaged For her first show at the U.K.