Humans 24 exhibition : everything that makes us human
What makes us human? 🤼
Opening today, Salmagundi welcomes the cooler season with a new exhibition that's all about the human figure. With artworks previously featured in American Art Collector magazine, our figurative exhibition returns to showcase the most exceptional of contemporary figurative art under a brand new name: Humans 24.
Through the art of recreating and observing the human figure, we connect to our humanity and our common existence. We invite you to explore these works and connect.
About the exhibit: https://salmagundi.org/2024-scny-humans-24-exhibition/
Travel by sound. 🎻
After a rousing success in February, Twelfth Night Ensemble returns to Salmagundi Club this summer! In their new program entitled "Snapshots", the 4-piece ensemble brings the audience on a journey through space and time, stopping to capture vivid moments along the way. We invite you to travel back four centuries with us; bask in the sounds of French Impressionism and fiery Romanticism; take a walk through the streets of 18th century Madrid; and finally, dance the night away with a rousing fandango!
For more info about the ensemble and to RSVP: https://salmagundi.org/2024-twelfth-night-ensemble-snapshots/
Walk with us behind the scenes through our currently exhibiting 3rd annual Hartley Invitational. 👁
A huge thank you to all who helped with the installation of our show! Come see this specially curated display of naturalist and classical/realism tradition on our main floor skylight gallery.
Next Thursday, we will also be holding an evening reception at 6:00 PM in celebration of both the Hartley Invitational and our upcoming Spring Auctions.
To learn more about the exhibition: https://salmagundi.org/scny-3rd-annual-hartley-invitational/
📽 Video credit:
• Milène J. Fernández @milenejf
Salmagundi presents: The 14th Annual Sylvia Maria Glesmann Floral Exhibition! This exhibit will be on display in our parlor gallery and will showcase Salmagundi members’ floral works from this past year!
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Salmagundi Club is excited to announce the premiere of the Collectors's Circle tonight. To enrich their understanding of art, many members have requested programs to take advantage of both our exhibitions and the breadth of knowledgeable people that frequent our Club.
To this end, we have created the Salmagundi Collectors’ Circle. This program is more than a series of lectures, but an opportunity for members to join with other like-minded enthusiasts to share ideas on collecting and concepts. There will be talks, tours, dinners, meeting with artists, and the sharing of information and experiences together. All art lovers are invited to be a part of this special group.
For more information please visit:
https://salmagundi.org/salmagundi-collectors-circle/
@salmagundiclub’s Library is proud to present “The heads of Rubens and Raphael” from January 9 to February 28, 2022. The exhibition features large scale 36 x 24 poster prints of lithographs after cartoons by Rubens and Raphael from the newly conserved permanent collection volumes “Twelve heads from the original studies by Rubens” by Scarlett Davis (1830), “Heads from the fresco pictures of Raffaello in the Vatican” by Richard Duppa (1802) and “Essays after the cartoons of Raphael at Windsor” by (Nicolas) Joseph Ruyssen (1757-1826), engraved by Anthony Cardon (1798-1802). See more at www.salmagundi.org
@salmagundiclub’s Library is proud to present “The heads of Rubens and Raphael” from January 9 to February 28, 2022. The exhibition features large scale 36 x 24 poster prints of lithographs after cartoons by Rubens and Raphael from the newly conserved permanent collection volumes “Twelve heads from the original studies by Rubens” by Scarlett Davis (1830), “Heads from the fresco pictures of Raffaello in the Vatican” by Richard Duppa (1802) and “Essays after the cartoons of Raphael at Windsor” by (Nicolas) Joseph Ruyssen (1757-1826), engraved by Anthony Cardon (1798-1802). See more at www.salmagundi.org
Two receptions AND a lecture night, 1/20! Receptions for both the New York Figurative Show and the Junior and Scholarship Exhibition will begin tonight at 6 pm. The Library lecture “Escaping the Future Past” also beings at 6 pm ( Sold out). Vaccine cards and masks required to enter the building.
The New York Figurative Show is now on display in the Skylight Gallery! A reception will be held on January 20th at 6 pm.
On Friday, January 14, there will also be a related panel discussion: "A New Generation in Figurative Art." Moderated by SCNY Vice President Patricia Watwood, with artist juror Hyeseung Song, and artists Richard T. Scott, and Brendan Johnston.
What drives a young generation to embrace the figure as their primary subject? How does the figure today connect with a contemporary audience and our culture at large? We want to hear what a rising generation in figurative artists bring to this eternal subject.
These artists, who are currently exhibiting in Salmagundi’s New York Figurative Show, will discuss the motivations and inspirations for figurative realism to a generation raised on post modernism and MTV.
Get tickets here:
https://salmagundi.org/2022-new-generation-in-figurative/
Featured work by Lisa Kovvuri.
“Bil Baird and Olga Felgemacher: A Narrative Legacy” explores a whimsical and charming part of the Salmagundi historical collection: the puppets of late member Bil Baird. A member from 1982-87, Baird created more than 3000 puppets. His collaborator, Olga Felgemacher, would go on to be a part of Jim Henson’s team. There will be a reception and presentation on December 21st. Read more at www.salmagundi.org.
Tonight at 8 pm!
On October 29, the beautiful Skylight Gallery will be the setting for a night of classical music. The OneMusic Project, featuring French-American ensemble piano trios, will perform in this space at 8 pm. For tickets, visit: https://salmagundi.org/2021-onemusicproject/
On October 29, the beautiful Skylight Gallery will be the setting for a night of classical music. The OneMusic Project, featuring French-American ensemble piano trios, will perform in this space at 8 pm. For tickets, visit: https://salmagundi.org/2021-onemusicproject/
Join for a Fall Auction reception tonight, October 14, at 6 pm at 47 Fifth Ave! Vaccine cards will be required for building access. The Fall Auctions to Benefit Salmagundi are on display in the Skylight Gallery from September 27 - October 22. A live auction will be held on October 22 at 7 pm EST, and an online auction October 23 at 11 am EST.
