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3 days ago · 1. Julian Schnabel at Vito Schnabel Gallery, New York. Proclaimed “the most significant artist of his generation” by British art historian and Pablo Picasso biographer John Richardson and credited with “transforming the realities and possibilities of what a painting is, what it can be, and how it can be done” by Max Hollein, director of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, Julian ...
5 days ago · Since the construction of Palazzo Chupi began in 2005 and was completed in 2008, owner Julian Schnabel has been accused of building an homage to himself (though ostensibly it was built for his...
5 days ago · 3,630 likes, 102 comments - julianschnabelstudio on July 1, 2024: "We are pleased to share that Julian Schnabel’s ‘Portrait of Agnes Gund’ (2021) has entered the collection of The Museum of Modern Art. Agnes Gund, President Emerita of MoMA, Chair of its International Council, and former Chair of MoMA PS1, posed for Schnabel in his studio in 2021. Ms. Gund is the founder and chair emerita ...
4 days ago · 2015 gründete Vito Schnabel, Sohn des Malers und Filmregisseurs Julian Schnabel, seine Galerie in St. Moritz. Ergänzend zu den Aktivitäten in den USA, wo er regelmässig in New York und Santa Monica Ausstellungen organisiert, präsentiert Schnabel auch in der Schweiz weltberühmte Künstler wie auch Newcomer aus den USA.
5 days ago · Reed also worked with artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel on the stage version of his album Berlin, which Reed had originally envisioned as a rock opera-musical.
5 days ago · Room decor ranges from 19th century industrial to `70s and`80s sophisticated glam, with statement pieces such as velvet bed frames designed by painter and filmmaker Julian Schnabel; the former factory's ironing boards as end tables; and an iconic lucite hanging bubble chair inspired by furniture designer Eero Aarnio.
2 days ago · The inspiration behind this essay is me watching three films, two directly about van Gogh, and the other on his troubled friend, Paul Gauguin. The van Gogh films are Vincent & Theo (Robert Altman) and At Eternity’s Gate (Julian Schnabel). The third film is Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti (Édouard Deluc).
