Calendar / Past Events
December 6, 2023 – July 27, 2019
6 / December / 2023
EXHIBITION: "STUDIO VISIT" PAUL SOLBERG + CHRISTOPHER MAKOS
HENRY BUILT / NEW YORK
The two artist always interested in new and non-traditional collaborations with artists and artisans in different worlds. This is where expansion of thought and esthetic grow, getting our of one's tribe and learning the discipline and art of another.
In this exhibition "STUDIO VISIT" Solberg and Makos, and their shared art duo the Hilton Brothers, have offered to bring the studio visit experience to Henry Built, for a one night experience. An intimate winow into the studio visit of one of the last vital art photographers studios in Manhattan.
10 / July / 2021
ARTWORKS: CHRISTOPHER MAKOS + PAUL SOLBERG
MM FINE ART / Southampton
Intimate works from the studio of the two artists, Christopher Makos and Paul Solberg.
The two artists wanted to tell an intimate visual story of this moment post-pandemic. The surge of new hope and relief, colliding with the second virus, threatening the immune system of democracy.
This exhibition focuses on Hope and Optimism flooding our streets and coursing through our veins.
Coming into the light.
27 / July / 2019
26th WATERMILL CENTER BENEFIT & AUCTION
Watermill Center, Water Mill, NY
The Watermill Center was founded in 1992 by theater and visual artist Robert Wilson on the site of a former Western Union communication research facility near Southampton, Long Island, about two hours from New York City. Watermill fosters research in the arts of the stage, providing young and emerging artists with a unique environment for creation and exploration in theater and all its related art forms, and developing a strong global network transcending age, experience, social, religious and cultural backgrounds. Watermill supports projects that integrate different genres and art forms, break with traditional forms of representation, and develop democratic and cross-cultural approaches. Watermill is about living and working together, and creating your own environment and sharing this experience with others.
Watermill houses Robert Wilson's extensive art collection for research, study and inspiration. The whole of human experience and traditions in all their diversity is the springboard for the avant-garde of the future. Books, photographs, films, and other documents from the Robert Wilson Archive offer a chance to explore the life and work of Robert Wilson and his collaborators. Watermill offers a wide range of programs and activities throughout the year.