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Guild Hall Summer Gala GUILD HALL SUMMER GALA Celebrating Robert Longo's A History of the Present Sponsored by GUILD HALL SUMMER GALA Celebrating Robert Longo's A History of the Present FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 2021 5PM EXHIBITION PREVIEW Exclusive Preview of A History of the Present at Guild Hall 6:30PM COCKTAILS 7:30PM DINNER & PROGRAM A festive evening of dining, socializing, and live entertainment 9-11PM AFTER PARTY Music by MICK ATTIRE Black & White & Red All Over Chairman, Marty Cohen Executive Director, Andrea Grover Cover: Detail of Robert Longo’s Untitled (After de Kooning, Woman and Bicycle, 1952-53), 2014. Charcoal on mounted paper, 90 x 57 5/8 inches. Courtesy of the artist; Metro Pictures, New York; and Pace Gallery. ©M. Kunze Robert Longo (b. 1953) is a New York-based artist, filmmaker, and musician. After attending Buffalo State University New York, he moved to New York City in 1977. That same year, he showed in P i c tu r e s , curated by Douglas Crimp, the first exhibition to contextualize a young group of artists who were turning away from Minimalism and Conceptualism and instead towards image- making, inspired by newspapers, advertisements, film, and television. Longo became known as a leading protagonist of the Pictures Generation, working across drawing, photography, painting, sculpture, performance, and film. His work is represented in numerous major museums and private collections all over the world, including the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim Museum, and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York; The Broad Collection, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles; the Art Institute of Chicago; the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris; and the Albertina in Vienna. Robert Longo lives and works in New York and is represented by Pace Gallery and Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac; London, Paris, Salzburg. Robert Longo is being honored in recognition of his extraordinary work mobilizing 60 artists to donate artworks for a special benefit exhibition. "All for the Hall" was created in response to the challenges faced due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and included painting, sculpture, photography, and site-responsive installations by such artists as Laurie Anderson, Philippe Cheng, Renee Cox, Jeremy Dennis, Eric Fischl, Rashid Johnson, Shirin Neshat, Enoc Perez, Dorothea Rockburne, Alexis Rockman, Ugo Rondinone, Michael Halsband, Clifford Ross, David Salle, Cindy Sherman, Kiki Smith, Karin Waisman, and Robert Wilson, among many others. robertlongo.com Congratulates Robert Longo on A History of The Present T h e A r t i s t P r o f i l e A r c h i v e . c o m GALA SPONSORED BY MEDIA PARTNER SUPPORTING SPONSOR HOST COMMITTEE SOPHIE CHAHINIAN ETHAN HAWKE BILL T. JONES SHIRIN NESHAT KEANU REEVES MARK RONSON NICOLE SALMASI CINDY SHERMAN CO-CHAIRS Gary Adamek, Hilaria & Alec Baldwin, Taylor Barton & G.E. Smith, Christine Berry, Mary Jane & Charles Brock, Chubb Insurance, Marty & Michele Cohen, Bonnie Comley & Stewart Lane, Florence & Richard Fabricant, Eric Gioia, Cornelia & Ralph Heins, Kim Heirston, Barbara Hoffman, Bruce Horten, Bryan Hunt & Lucy Winton, Samuel D. Isaly, Susan Jacobson, Laurie Lambrecht, Barbara & Richard S. Lane, Linda Lindenbaum, Jeffrey & NancyJane Loewy, Robert Longo, Ninah Lynne, Sondra & David S. Mack, Linda Macklowe, Peter Marino, Susan & Morris Mark, Kate McDonough & Ed Berman, Beth McNeill-Muhs & Jeff Muhs, Galia Meiri-Stawski & Axel Stawski, Stephen Meringoff, Cheryl & Michael Minikes, Donald & Amanda Mullen, Alice K. Netter, Olive Numeroff, Susan Numeroff, Pamela & Edward Pantzer, Tripoli Patterson, Phillips Auctioneers, Kathy Rayner, Janelle Reiring, Tom Roush & LaVon Kellner, Will Ryan, Sheri Sandler, Lisa Schultz, Renée & Richard Steinberg, Leila Maw Straus, Stephanie Todd, Susan Vecsey, Edwina von Gal, Jane Wesman & Don Savelson, Pauline Willis, Peter M. Wolf, Kenneth L. Wyse, Neda Young, Yung Jake Aug. 7-Oct. 17, 2021 East Hampton, NY ROBERT LONGO A HISTORY OF THE PRESENT EXHIBITION SPONSORS PRINCIPAL SPONSOR Lucio and Joan Noto LEAD SPONSORS Susan and Olive Numeroff in memory of Marvin Numeroff, Fern and Lenard Tessler, Alison and Donald Weiss, and public funding provided by Suffolk County CO-LEAD SPONSORS Bloomberg Philanthropies, Jacqueline Brody, Robert Lehman Foundation, Metro Pictures, Elin and Michael Nierenberg Dayna and Steve Novenstein, and Pace Gallery ADDITIONAL SUPPORT Shari and Jeff Aronson, Carol and Arthur Goldberg, Agnes Gund, and Deborah and David Roberts Exhibition Artwork: Assemblage of two works in Robert Longo's exhibition: U n t i t le d ( A f t e r P o l l o c k , C o n v e r g e n c e , 1 9 5 2 ) , 2020. Charcoal on mounted paper, 84 1/8 x 140 inches. U n t i t l e d ( F i e l d o f C o t t o n , A l a b a m a ) , 2019. Charcoal on mounted paper, 88 1/4 x 70 inches. CONGRATULATIONS TO GUILD HALL ~ A CULTURAL TRAILBLAZER FOR 90 YEARS AND COUNTING Pam and Ed Pantzer CONGRATULATIONS TO GUILD HALL ON 90 YEARS! Bulgari.com @bulgari mlhamptons.com @hamptonsmag SELECTIONS FROM 2020's ALL FOR THE HALL Alexis Rockman David Salle Perilous Work, 2020 Untitled, 2018 SCAN TO SHOP SAVE THE DATE 2021 Academy of the Arts Dinner SCAN FOR TICKETS Honoring Marty and Michele Cohen MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 6-10PM Cipriani Midtown, NYC Support Guild Hall's 90th Anniversary Capital Campaign IN CELEBRATION OF OUR 90TH ANNIVERSARY IN 2021, WE’RE LAUNCHING A $10 MILLION CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO BRING OUR BELOVED INSTITUTION TO THE NEXT LEVEL. Guild Hall has served four generations and introduced audiences to the most storied artists and performers of our time. Now as we approach our centennial, we embark on a state-of-the-art renovation to match the caliber of our artistry. s t c e t i h c r A r e y o n n e P r e t e P f o y s e t r u o c g n i r e d n e R THE TEAM Bran Ferren/Applied Minds | Peter Pennoyer Architects Hollander Design Landscape Architects | Ben Krupinski Builder Jon Maass and Pamela Torres, Owner’s Reps SCAN TO CONTRIBUTE.
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