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Carpenters Workshop Gallery AND STEINITZ SHARE BOOTH AT DESIGN MIAMI / BASEL
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STEINITZ GALLERY, a worldwide well-known gallery for its relentless pursuit of rare objects, and CARPENTERS WORKSHOP GALLERY, a developer of projects with a leading artistic dimension, join forces during DESIGN MIAMI BASEL to create a booth that dares the confrontation and the dialogue between antiques and contempory art.
ARTWORKS EXHIBITED BY STEINITZ GALLERY : (SELECTION)
THE CABINET ALLÉGORIQUE DES VERTUS CARDINALES FROM BERNARD IER VAN RISENBURGH (C. 1660 -1738), A CONVENIENT FROM JACQUES DUBOIS, PARIS, PERIOD LOUIS XV, CIRCA 1745-1749, AN EXCEPTIONAL CENTER TABLE KNOWN AS THE HERCULES TABLE (PARIS, 1770 -1785), A SET OF SIX PANELS FORMERLY FROM THE JAMES DE ROTHSCHILD’S (FRANCE, CIRCA 1836).
ARTISTS PRESENTED BY CARPENTERS WORSKHOP GALLERY :
ATELIER VAN LIESHOUT, SEBASTIAN BRAJKOVIC,
WENDELL CASTLE, INGRID DONAT, LONNEKE GORDIJN AND
RALPH NAUTA, MATHIEU LEHANNEUR, FREDERIK MOLENSCHOT,
RICK OWENS, ROBERT STADLER, STUDIO JOB,
CHARLES TREVEYLAN.
ABOUT STEINITZ
Recognized the world-over for his incessant quest for the rarest of objects and his unrivalled talent for displaying them in a theatrical mis en scène, Bernard Steinitz, known as the “prince des antiquaires”, founded the Steinitz Gallery in 1968.
Having joined the family business in 1991, Bernard’s son Benjamin now presides over the gallery’s future. Through his participation at the world’s top antique fairs from Moscow to San Francisco, London to Palm Beach and New York, Benjamin has been able to distinguish himself notably through the presentation of his exhibition spaces, all widely acclaimed for their excellence.
Their close relationship with the world’s leading museums and cultural institutions has made it possible for the Steinitz Gallery to see their works of art displayed alongside those of the Louvre, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Jerusalem Museum as well as the J.Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
The year 2009 saw the expansion of the Steinitz Gallery, from its location at rue du Cirque in Paris, a well-known destination point for all art collectors. More of the Steinitz’s rich collection will now be displayed in an entire hôtel particulier just around the corner at 77 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, facing the newly renovated Bristol Hotel.
The Steinitz’s period boiserie wall paneling and centuries-old décors adapt well to this new location, providing a beautiful backdrop for a large range of objets d’art. Dating from the Haute Époque to the 20th century, this unique collection originating not only from France and Europe but also from Asia, India, Russia and South America is a true enticement to come discover the “Goût Steinitz”.
GALERIE STEINITZ
77, RUE DU FAUBOURG SAINT HONORÉ / 75008 PARIS
WWW.STEINITZ.COM
ABOUT CARPENTERS WORKSHOP GALLERY
A SPACE DEDICATED TO CONTEMPORARY DESIGN AND FUNCTIONAL SCULPTURE, BETWEEN PARIS AND LONDON
Set up in London in 2006 by Julien Lombrail and Loïc Le Gaillard in an industrial space in Chelsea, Carpenters Workshop Gallery produces and exhibits « functional sculptures » created by artists or designers shifting away from their usual fields of expression.
The gallery develops projects that transcend traditional categorisation in terms of art and design. It reveals emerging talent and accompanies established artists and designers whose pieces it shows in limited editions.
Carpenters Workshop Gallery produces and supports strong and exclusive artistic projects. It gets actively involved in the research and development process so as to bring together the talent needed for the production of a piece and to provide new possibilities for artists to broaden their field of expression. Carpenters Workshop Gallery Paris is located in the historical 4th arrondissement on the edge of the Marais and the Beaubourg plateau, in a place filled with history as it was the home of the Galerie de France for many years.
The gallery is spread out over 600 m2 on three levels, with over 350 m2 of exhibition space on two floors.