SculptureCenter's Benefit Gala Had a Fruit and Alcohol Installation
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Juni Figueroa
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Carol Bove, Sascha Bauer
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Lisa Schiff, Candace Barasch, Sascha Bauer, Carol Bove, Gordon Terry
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Fred Wilson, Alaina Simone, Scott Rothkopf
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Nate Lowman, Hanna Liden
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Chris Nelson, Liz Mulholland, Jason Kraus, Jill Kraus
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Jemilah Afshar, Cecilia Alemani
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Massimiliano Gioni, Paula Cooper, Sascha Bauer, Ludovica Barbieri, Hanna Liden
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Kim Schnaubert, Agnieszka Kurant, Holly Stanton
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Ruba Katrib
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What: SculptureCenter’s Annual Benefit Gala
When: November 4, 2014
Where: The Edison Ballroom
Who: The hip affair was attended by art world insiders like Scott Rothkopf, Marianne Boesky, Paula Cooper, Andrea Rosen, Massimiliano Gioni, and Carol Bove.
Why: After a year of renovations and an expansion on the Long Island City institution’s building, the space is finally fully open and better than ever. What better reason to celebrate?
The Moment: Radames “Juni” Figueroa’s Never-Ending Tropical Fountain (Gala Edition), a wacky installation comprised of fruit and alcohol, got the crowd thirsty for a drink (or two). Luckily, shot glasses were on hand.
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