"Adrien Brody, Jeff Koons, Churchill's Grandaughter & Andy Warhol - art Southampton!"

​Fairfield County "It!"
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had a delightful time at

"Art Southampton" 

at Nova's Ark Project in
Bridgehampton, NY

Photo courtesy of www.emailnewsletterstand.com

When Adrien Brody is not busy picking up Oscars,
he spends time creating art for a better world.  
The exhibit is called "Hooked".  
​The proceeds go to charities.

As a child, Edwina Sandys, Winston Churchill's grandaughter, was inspired by her grandfathers joy in painting.  During the 70's she began to sculpt carerra marble often into monumental pieces of art. 
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Here is "Equss"

 "If I close my eyes and run my hands over the sculpture, I know its right, if its working.  Feeling the marble is like stroking a horse or the skin of a beautiful man" - Edwina  

Here is a less monumental piece,
at least for Jeff Koons.  
Much of his latest work towers over you,
this one is more home or office adaptable.

Jeff Koons  "Balloon Venus"  2013  24 x 13 x 11
Hand Polished Polyurethane Resin  
​Taylor Graham

2 Sculptures - Lightweight Hollow Plastic/Resin Based / Each 36 x 10 x 12 inches approx / 2015
Aureus-Art 

I loved meeting this disappointed duo. 

Claire Shegog - Hollywood Busby Berkeley Series
Aureus-Art

​I was struck by this dazzling mirrored art. The core is made up of circular rows of identical miniature dolls
hand painted by the artist, Claire Shegog.  Claire's inspiration for the art is Busby Berkeley circa early Hollywood.

An example of the hand painted dolls from another piece of art.

Jeff Muhs "Study in Form w/Concrete
​& Jimmy Choo"  2015

The latest way to wear
​Jimmy Choo.

Andy Warhol  "Pine Barrens Tree Frog" 1983
38 x 38  David Benrimon Fine Art

Andy Warhol "Chicken Noodle Soup Box" & "Chicken Rice Soup Box"  
​David Benrimon Fine Art

​Here is the wall of Andy Warhol - Frog & Soup.

Jeff Robb  "Unnatural Causes"  
Shine Artists LONDON

Jeff Robb is known for lenticular photographic work.  He puts a nude model in a box, takes numerous pictures vertically & horizontally and blends all the photos into one.  Afterward, he positions a photo from different angles.  
​The overall effect is a multi-dimensional visual experience. 
And a bit of a puzzle.

​Afterward we rested on a blow up swan!

We had a wonderful time exploring the various artistic expressions at 
Art Southampton!  
If you did not make it,
be there next year!


"It!"    Woman    Kyle
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