The New York Academy of Arts held its annual Tribeca Ball and honored author Bob Colacello. Van Cleef & Arpel served as the presenting sponsor. |
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Chrissy Erp, Peter Marino, Rachel Feinstein, and Peter Duchin |
Agnes Gund and Sir John Richardson |
Jack Shear and Jo Carole Lauder |
Billy Gibbons |
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This past Monday night Ballet Hispanico celebrated the legacy of its School of Dance and honored Randy Falco, President and CEO of Univision Communications, at their annual Spring Gala at the Plaza. The event Chairs were Emilio Estefan, Kate Lear, David Perez and Herb Scannell. |
The annual International Women's Health Coalition gala was held at the Pierre on Monday night honoring Christiane Amanpour and Adenike Esiet, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Action Health Inc, Lagos, Nigeria. |
On Tuesday, April 2nd, French Heritage Society’s (FHS) New York Chapter partnered with Bard Graduate Center (BGC) to host an elegant, French benefit dinner and exclusive viewing of BGC’s newest exhibition “Salvaging the Past: Georges Hoentschel and French Decorative Arts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art”. The evening honored the remarkable work by three curators whose exhibition and accompanying catalogue of the collection of 19th century French interior designer and ceramicist George Hoentschel. Exhibition curators Danielle Kisluk-Grosheide, Deborah L. Krohn, and Ulrich Leben were on hand to delight guests with privately led tours and shed light on this remarkable but little-known decorative arts collection. |
Gifted to the Metropolitan Museum of Art by American financier and avid collector J. Pierpoint Morgan in 1907, Hoentschel’s collection is primarily comprised of exquisite examples of medieval art and Eighteenth-century French pieces renowned for their beauty. The exhibition features sculptures, textiles, metalwork, furniture, paneling, and ceramics from this collection, which has been rarely viewed since the 1950s. FHS is proud to partner with BGC to now bring this exquisite collection back into the public eye. The exhibition will run from April 4-August 11, 2013 at BGC in New York and is not to be missed! FHS Chairman Elizabeth Stribling, and FHS NY Chapter Co-Chairmen Odile de Schiétère-Longchampt and Guy N. Robinson, as well as other French and American patrons of FHS and the BCG showed their generous support for the benefit dinner and preview. Honorary Co-Chairs of the dinner were Irene Roosevelt Aitken and Elizabeth M. Stafford, both longstanding supporters of the Decorative Arts and of numerous cultural institutions, and also both sponsors of the BCG exhibition. The BCG was represented by its Director and Founder Dr. Susan Weber, Executive Planning Committee member EdwardLee Cave, Gallery Director Nina Stritzler-Levine, and Director of External Affairs Lynn Thommen. |
Other notable guests included: Patricia Cossutta Arostegui, Mariam Azarm, François Bardonnet, Véronique Bich, FHS Board member CeCe Black, Edward Lee Cave, Margaret Donovan, Elisa Fredrickson, Joanne Foster, Barbara Kemper Gross, FHS Board member Richard Gutman and Rosann Gutman, Lou Hammond, John Harvey andFHS Board member Kazie Harvey, Daniëlle Kisluk-Grosheide, Ulrich Leben, Michel Longchampt, Henry Neville, Rochelle Ohrstrom, Chris Salyer, FHS Board member George Sape and Jeri Sape, FHS Board member Jean Shafiroff and Martin Shafiroff, Patricia and Thomas Shiah, Brigitte and Jean-Christophe Tressel, FHS Board member Ann Van Ness and Bill Van Ness, and Count Nicholas Wenckheim. |
Photographs by PatrickMcMullan.com (IWHC, Ballet Hispanico);www.bfanyc.com(Tribeca Ball); Anniewatt.com (French Heritage). |