PREVIOUS TOURS ::

FALL 2007 SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 :: GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM
11am-12:45pm
Richard Pousette-Dart

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 :: CHELSEA GALLERIES
11am-12:45pm
Where are we now?

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 :: RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART
11am-12:45pm
“Written on the Wind: Flag Project” This exhibition is of contemporary artists response to the tradition of Tibetan prayer flag is a conversation between cultures.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 :: UPTOWN GALLERIES
12pm-1:45pm
Pedigree

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30 :: NATIONAL ACADEMY MUSEUM
12PM-1:45pm
Asher B. Durand (1796-1886) The tradition of landscape painting in America 

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 :: THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
12PM-1:45pm
Rembrandt in the Age of Reason meets Tara Donovan’s contemporary site-specific installation

WINTER & SPRING 2007

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9 :: WHITNEY MUSEUM
11am-1pm
Kiki Smith’s powerful body of work choreographs the instinctive body in physical space with an exquisite materialism that also affects our sense of time.

FRIDAY, MARCH 23 :: GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM
11am-1pm
From El Greco to Picasso this exhibition juxtaposes painting-to-painting the art of the old masters and that of the modern era. In this way a dialog is created between what is innovation and what is tradition.

FRIDAY, APRIL 20 :: CHELSEA GALLERIES
11am-1pm

FRIDAY, MAY 18 :: D.U.M.B.O. GALLERIES & SUSAN MASTRANGELO STUDIO
11am-1:30pm

FALL 2006

OCTOBER 13 :: ASIA SOCIETY
One Way or Another: Asian American Art Now
Contemporary Asian American artists born in the United States after 1970, painting, sculpture, video, and installation works from all over America. (Tour includes Uptown galleries.)

NOVEMBER 10 :: THE DRAWING CENTER
Gego (Gertrude Goldschmidt), a rare opportunity to see her drawings. Born in Hamburg in 1912, left Germany for Caracas Venezuela in the late 1930's. Her work reflects adaptation to Venezuela and its period of urban renewal. Gego died in 1994. (Tour includes Soho galleries.)

DECEMBER 8 :: THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
These exhibitons provide a further perspective on the work of Gego. We will see the world as it changes landscapes past and present.
Cezanne to Picasso: Ambrose Vollard alongside contemporary artist Sean Scully's Mexico.
Glitter to Gloom - German Portraits from 1920's alongside Medieval Heads

JANUARY 5 :: P.S.1 CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM, L.I.C
Defamation of Character, an international group exhibition that explores the relationships between face and fame, notoriety, disclosure and erasure
John Latham, a retrospective curated by David Thorp, "his work is somewhere between Rauschenberg and Joseph Beuys."
Highplane V, A site specific architectural work by Katr Sigurdard that merges nature, architecture and design inspired by her native Iceland and her life in New York.

FALL / WINTER 2004

SEPTEMBER
A Day in Chelsea: Artist studio & Gallery
A Day in Chelsea, Part II: galleries

OCTOBER
A Day in Long Island City: Sculpture Center & P.S. 1
A Day at Dia Beacon

NOVEMBER
A Day in Harlem: Museum of Harlem & Galleries
A Day Downtown: Artist studio & Gallery

DECEMBER
A Day at the Whitney: Romare Bearden
A Day at MoMA: Grand Re-opening

2003

A Day in Long Island City:
MOMA/Queens
Socrates Sculpture Park
P.S. 1

A Day Uptown:
MOMA at El Museo
Latin Amercan & Caribbean Art
The Jewish Museum – Modigliani: Beyong the Myth

A Day Downtown: From opposite ends of the spectrum
Cavin Morris Gallery - "Outsider" art: Emory Blagdon, Bessie Harvey, Jon Serl, Georges Liautaud
The Drawing Center – Giuseppe Penone: The Imprint of Drawing, Helena Almeida: Inhabited Drawings

The Whitney Biennial:
At a moment of profound change in our cultural landscape, the 2004 Whitney Biennial will explore an exceptional group of intergenerational artists.

A Day in Williamsburg (Brooklyn):
Galleries and artist studios

A Day in DiaBeacon:
A train trip along the Hudson brings us to view the contemporary collection at DiaBeacon where art is made to be seen as part of environment.

A Day in Chelsea:
Lisa Davis Studio, Susan Mastrangelo Studio

A Day at the Metropolitan Museum:
El Greco
Phillip Guston

A Day in Midtown:
The Dahesh Museum – French Artists in Rome: Ingres to Degas 1803-1873
St. Peter's Church – Louise Nevelson Chapel

A Day in Dumbo:
Studios: David Mann, Ana Linneman, Rene Lynch and Julian Jackson

A Day Downtown:
Katy Martin studio and Phyllis Bulkin-Lehrer studio

A Saturday in Williamsburg, Brooklyn:
Michelle Mackey studio

A Day on The Lower East Side:
Artist Studio tours, Galleries, Historic Synagogues

A Day Uptown:
Lori Bookstein Gallery - Ann Tabachnick
The Whitney Museum - The Quilts of Gee's Bend and Listening Post

A Saturday Downtown:
Diane Green studio
The New Museum - Out of Sight
Cecily Kahn studio

A Day at The Metropolitan Museum of Art:
Richard Avedon - Portraits, Japanese Calligraphy, Prints of Vija Celmins