In the living room, Margo Wolowiec’s Immunity (2021) alludes to the COVID-19 pandemic, with its incorporation of reflective Mylar from emergency preparedness kits and woven images of face masks and hand washing sourced from the internet. This artwork is a good representation of the collection as a whole and its engagement with contemporary life as filtered through the prism of artistic intervention.
West Village, New York
This West Village apartment is home to an exhilarating collection of bold and daring paintings, works on paper and sculptures. For this collecting couple, acquiring works by artists with compelling stories and histories is fundamental to their approach. Their collection is a reflection of their personal sensibilities, with an emphasis on artwork that demonstrates profound technical ability along with irreverent invention.
Margo Wolowiec, Immunity, 2021. Courtesy of the artist and Jessica Silverman, San Francisco
Margo Wolowiec, Immunity (detail), 2021
Left to right: Katherine Bradford, Silent Partner, 2021, and Clare Rojas, Bird II, 2020
Tomory Dodge, Couple , 2020
Left to right: Katherine Bradford, Silent Partner, 2021, and Clare Rojas, Bird II, 2020
Left: Almudena Lobera, Palette ASCII Paragraph #04, 2021
Right: Raffi Kalenderian, Thed Jewel, 2019
Raffi Kalenderian, Thed Jewel, 2019
Xavier Veilhan, Natasa, 2019
DeWain Valentine, Rose Portal, 1971–2012
DeWain Valentine, Rose Portal, 1971–2012
Devin Troy Strother, TBT, 2022
Sarah Cain, Everything in this room right now, is a part of me, 2021
Tracey Emin, FUCK OFF AND DIE YOU SLAG (detail), 2002, and Katherine Bernhardt, Untitled, 2019
Faye Wei Wei, Fernet Branca Moon Cow, 2021
Jonny Niesche, Burger with the light (even presence), 2021
Architecture: Rasmussen/Su
Interior Design: Rasmussen/Su & Wild Chairy
Photography: Jeffrey Totaro
