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Jose 4 Jeremy Scott 
A stare-down with Patrick Tuttofuoco's JOE
Billy Sullivan's Mark 1974, which even art afficianados were calling 'The Elizabeth Peyton'
Mark Hagen's To Be Titled (Additive Painting #7)
Dan Colen's Yet to be Titled, dirt on bleached linen, served as a backdrop for the revelry
Paintings by Nate Lowman (left) and John Armleder
Gary Webb's Mirror Tower IV
Adam McEwan, whose piece was stuffed in a broom closet?
Luigi Ontani's CavallierArte of 1975
Aaron and Malina
Sabrina and Olympia
Max and brand new friends in front of a Jack Pierson
Bojan Sarcevic's Untitled pull up bar got put to the test.
Nate and Hanna
Aaron Young's suspension, Yet to be Titled, hanging at left.
Re-Dressing at the New Bortolami
Bortolami Gallery christened its new expanded Chelsea space last night with the opening (and after-party) of 'Re-dressing,' a show devoted to work by a large group of artists, including Nate Lowman, Dan Colen, Hanna Liden, Terence Koh, Jack Pierson, David Salle, and Emily Sundblad. The uniting factor across the works was not immediately apparent, but the scope was completely energizing. As the night wore on, a sense of release was palpable: wine was spilled, the music got louder, and Bojan Sarcevic's Untitled pull up bar was pulled up on several times. Many of the artists exhibited were around, mixed with some refugees from the Proenza Schouler show across the street, relaxing and letting go after a week of (let's be honest) too much fashion.
The new space is at 520 West 20th St.
'Re-Dressing' is on show until November 6th.
FILED UNDER: bortolami , nate lowman , art , hanna liden , chelsea , aaron young , dan colen
The new space is at 520 West 20th St.
'Re-Dressing' is on show until November 6th.
FILED UNDER: bortolami , nate lowman , art , hanna liden , chelsea , aaron young , dan colen
