2018 Exhibition of Emerging Talent in the Field of Traditional Architecture, Art, and Design
"Endymion, Selene, & Dionysus' Party, Proceeded by Thesis and Ariadne" - Abigail Tulis
Detail of "Endymion, Selene, & Dionysus' Party, Proceeded by Thesis and Ariadne" - Abigail Tulis
"Angel of Abundance" - Emily Bedard
Detail of "Angel of Abundance" - Emily Bedard
"Self Portrait" - Donat King
"Johnny Cash: Singer of Songs" - Andrew Smith
"Angel" - Rubin Gabeau
"Untitled" - Nicole Sabodacha
(L) "Imago" - Alexander Soukas (R) "Storm Clouds 4" - Spencer Verney
"The Ecstasy of Blessed Imelda" - Andrew Smith
"Apple Bank for Savings on Broadway and 73rd Street, New York NY" - Teek Eaton-Koch
"Curly Maple Side Chair" - Meredith Lenzini
"The Mary" - Stephanie M. Lenhart
"Walsh Family School of Architecture" - Mark Santrach
"View of New Library, Borox, Spain," "View of New Public Square, Borox, Spain," and "View of Senior Day Center, Borox, Spain" - Patrick B. Alles
"Mahogany Armchair" - Andrew Califano
"Self-Portrait at Twenty Five" - Kevin Muller Cisneros
(L) "Folly Box" - Timothy Dobday (R) "The Bacchus Box" - Timothy Dobday
"Folly Box" - Timothy Dobday
"The Bacchus Box" - Timothy Dobday
"Kerylos Bookshelf" - Michael A. Geller
"Perseus & Frame" - David Troncoso
"Maiden & Frame" - David Troncoso
"The Academy for the Building Arts and Architectural Design" - Chris Fagan
(L) "Portrait of a Poet (Cyrus)" and (R) "Portrait of Aubrey" - Brendan Johnston
"Portrait of Aubrey" - Brendan Johnston
"Portrait of a Poet (Cyrus)" - Brendan Johnston
(L) "Head of a Horse" - Emily Bedard (R) "Blund Justice" - Candice Russell
"Dachshund Chase" - Abigail Tulis
"Titan" - Erik Kerke
"Ionic" - Martin P. Burns
"Untitled (Notre Dame Basilica)" - Chris Fagan
"Trinity Church" - Teek Eaton-Koch
"The Saint-Guilhem Cloister" - Delaney Connor
Young practitioners in art, architecture, and design are recognized by PLINTH, the ICAA’s group of emerging professionals in the New York area
By ICAA
December 18, 2018
The ICAA recently hosted a New York City exhibition of works by young artists and designers who represent emerging talent in the field of traditional architecture, art, and design. Displayed across three floors of the historic George F. Baker Houses, the exhibited works offered a glimpse at a bright future for high-quality art and craftsmanship.
“In my opinion, the vitality and relevance of traditional art and design has never been more strongly on display,” stated Michael Geller, whose “Kerylos Bookshelf,” designed in the De Stijl manner, greeted visitors upon entry.
At an opening reception on Friday, November 16th, guests roamed throughout the beautiful Delano & Aldrich-designed townhouse, viewing the works of 23 emerging artists in total. The exhibition was hosted collaboratively by the Classical American Homes Preservation Trust (CAHPT) and PLINTH, the ICAA’s group of emerging professionals in the New York area.
Artist Teek Eaton-Koch expressed the value in showcasing a traditional approach to design and craft, observing that “the range of artistic talent on view at the exhibition helps the broader community understand the many ways the classical tradition remains part of our everyday life.”
The exhibition would not have been possible without the support of John F.W. Rogers, EVP at Goldman Sachs and Vice Chairman of both the American Academy in Rome and the White House Historical Association.
A devoted classicist, Rogers remarked that “there’s nothing more exciting than to see the beauty that’s expressed in the forms that we have on all three floors here.” Also present was recent White House decorator Tham Kannalikham, another devotee of traditional craftsmanship, and a supporter of the ICAA.
Artist Andrew Wilson Smith shared his hopes for the future that “more institutions, organizations, and individuals will follow the lead of the ICAA and the CAHPT in fostering this fledgling movement in the visual arts and continue to encourage artists to make objects that will resonate with audiences not only today but well into the future.”
Tags: exhibition, plinth, cahpt, Classical American Homes Preservation Trust, George F. Baker Houses
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