Scope Hamptons
dal 23/7/2008 al 26/7/2008
Segnalato da
23/7/2008
Scope Hamptons
East Hampton Studios, New York
Art Fair as Resource. With over 40 international established and emerging contemporary galleries from over 15 countries, Scope presents a full schedule of special events, performances and screenings, alongside museum-quality programming. Returning for its fourth year to the East End, the event transforms the 25,000 square-foot East Hampton Studios into a world-class art fair, coinciding with the 15th Annual Watermill Center Summer Benefit.
Returning for its fourth year to the East End, SCOPE Hamptons will transform the 25,000 square-foot East Hampton Studios into a world-class art fair and destination-location coinciding with the 15th Annual Watermill Center Summer Benefit. SCOPE is a major contributor to the Hamptons most celebrated weekend of art. Centrally located and inches from seasoned and emerging collector's homes, East Hamptons Studio is SCOPE’s home away from home for the New York and international art enthusiast. With over 40 international established and emerging contemporary galleries from over 15 countries, SCOPE will present a full schedule of special events, performances and screenings, alongside museum-quality programming, creating what has become “The Hamptons Weekend of Art.”
SCOPE is proud to present the first Collector Mentorship Auction during SCOPE Hamptons 08. Continuing its "Art Fair as Resource" mandate, this silent auction features seasoned collectors Beth Rudin DeWoody, Melva Bucksbaum, Raymond Learsy, Eileen and Richard Ekstract, Adam Lindemann, Enrique Norten, Jed Walentas, Rick Wester, Dennis Oppenheim, Nancy Seltzer, Terrie Sultan, Kim Levin, Arnold Lehman, Rob Teeters, Richard Stewart, Lowell Pettit, Bob Colacello, John Friedman, Bonnie Clearwater and others donating an hour of their time to mentor less experienced art enthusiasts. Bidding will be young collectors from MoMA, Whitney, The New Museum, The Parrish Museum, Guild Hall, Core Club and Soho House. This unique event, providing networking opportunities and educating beginning collectors while promoting philanthropy, will benefit the SCOPEFoundation.
Introducing artists, curators, and cutting-edge galleries to new audiences internationally has made SCOPE the most comprehensive destination for the emerging art world available anywhere. With fairs in Miami, Basel, New York, London and the Hamptons, SCOPE is proud to be an influential presence in the expanding global art market.
Image: Guerra de la Paz, Oasis (detail), 2006, mix media installation, 480x360x300
FirstView | Thursday | July 24
Collector Mentorship Auction | VIP Lounge
Bidding begins July 24, 5pm | Bidding ends July 27, 5pm
Opening Night Celebration | Friday | July 25 | 8pm-midnight
Reception | Michael Bilsborough: The Eternally Obvious | Salomon Contemporary
Performance by La JohnJoseph and DJ set by Julian Asfour and Jordan Aiello: The Psychelicious Cats! Champagne and dessert for SCOPE VIPs, exhibitors, and invited guests
Collector Lecture Series | Sunday | July 27 | 5pm
Green, Bad? | VIP Lounge
Moderator: Stephanie Sherga, SCOPE Exhibitor Relations Director
Panel: Michael Ekstract (VP, Verdant Magazine), Maziar Behrooz (Architect), Sharon Hoge (Editor, Verdant Magazine), Flavio Espinoza (Architect), and Christina Ray (Founder and Director of Glowlab and Conflux Festival)
This panel discussion will focus on the misconceptions surrounding common eco-friendly choices. Panelists include major contributors in the Green field whose opinions are heavily weighed against traditional Green theories.
A closing reception will follow at the HC&G Idea House for SCOPE VIPs, exhibitors, and invited guests
Closing Night Party | Sunday | July 27 | 9pm–1am
The Surf Lodge | 183 Edgemere Street Montauk, NY 11954
Special DJ performance by Mandy Brooks of 2 Mandy DJs and DJ Jacyln
For SCOPE VIPs, exhibitors, and invited guests
East Hampton Studios
77 Industrial Road - Wainscott NY 11975 New York
Fair Hours
Friday July 25 12–8pm
Saturday July 26 12–8pm
Sunday July 27 12–6pm
Admission dollars 15