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On the Wall: Tony Sjöman at 520 W 28th Street by Zaha Hadid
Tony Sjöman's signature geometric abstraction pairs perfectly with architect Zaha Hadid's futuristic lobby in a luxury Chelsea, New York City condo building.
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On View in New York: Josh Jefferson
Visit the gallery for Josh Jefferson's "The Big Ruckus," on view through May 6. This show features a group of 16 new paintings by Jefferson, and is his first solo show with the gallery.
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Featured Collection: The Sugarlift Spring Collection
Bold and soft, playful and sophisticated - this collection highlights artwork that pops like the buds of new flowers in early Spring.
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Featured Collection: Abstract XXpressionism
To celebrate Women’s History Month, Sugarlift is featuring 40 female abstract artists in a collection we’re calling “Abstract XXpressionism.” (See what we did there?)
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On the Wall: Tony Sjöman at 520 W 28th Street by Zaha Hadid
Tony Sjöman's signature geometric abstraction pairs perfectly with architect Zaha Hadid's futuristic lobby in a luxury Chelsea, New York City condo building.
Jefferson Install 2.jpg
On View in New York: Josh Jefferson
Visit the gallery for Josh Jefferson's "The Big Ruckus," on view through May 6. This show features a group of 16 new paintings by Jefferson, and is his first solo show with the gallery.
Featured Artists
Chad Kouri
Chicago, IL
Maja Dlugolecki
Los Angeles, CA
Kenny Nguyen
Charlotte, NC
Vicky Barranguet
New York, NY
Tony Sjoman
New York, NY
Joy Kinna
British Columbia, CA
Benjamin Ewing
Portland, OR
Rebecca Stern
Fairfield, CT
Thorbjørn Bechmann
Copenhagen, Denmark
Chad Kouri
Chicago, IL
Maja Dlugolecki
Los Angeles, CA
Featured Collections
Projects
Related Companies - The Set
Curated by Sugarlift, artwork for The Set features a selection of contemporary artists anchored by the concept of the building itself: bold, unique, and cutting edge. As with the residents who bring The Set to life, this group of artists brings with it perspectives as dauntless as they are diverse. As residents migrate through The Set’s shared spaces of relaxation, work and play, and out into the city itself, artwork reflects the ebb and flow of urban life.
MAWD - 450 Washington Street
450 Washington is one of New York's foremost condominium buildings. With unique waterfront access and spectacular city views, Sugarlift and design partner MAWD worked to curate an artwork program which was inspired by the effervescence of its Tribeca neighborhood.
Atria - Coterie Hudson Yards
Coterie, a new, luxury senior living concept by Atria, features an elegant collection of artwork reflecting the vibrancy of New York City’s Hudson Yards neighborhood. “We wanted artists who tell stories,” said Director Hannah Foster. “New York City is an art capital, so the caliber needed to be equal to the setting. We knew these artists would give great attention and care to this project and help put together our vision for the unique spaces.
Factioned - 7Seventy House
Industry City-based design firm Factioned tapped Sugarlift to curate artwork for 7Seventy House. A unique blend of comfort and contemporary beauty characterize this luxury rental development in Hoboken, NJ. The building’s artwork program features Robert von Bangert’s largest painting commission to-date for the double height lobby; lyrical ink paintings by Thomas Hammer for the courtyard entry areas; a geometric mural by Tony Sjoman in the fitness center; and more.
Related Companies - The Set
Curated by Sugarlift, artwork for The Set features a selection of contemporary artists anchored by the concept of the building itself: bold, unique, and cutting edge. As with the residents who bring The Set to life, this group of artists brings with it perspectives as dauntless as they are diverse. As residents migrate through The Set’s shared spaces of relaxation, work and play, and out into the city itself, artwork reflects the ebb and flow of urban life.
MAWD - 450 Washington Street
450 Washington is one of New York's foremost condominium buildings. With unique waterfront access and spectacular city views, Sugarlift and design partner MAWD worked to curate an artwork program which was inspired by the effervescence of its Tribeca neighborhood.
Featured Clients
Visit Sugarlift Gallery
508 W 28th Street
Located in Chelsea's premier gallery district under the bustling High Line, Sugarlift Gallery is a highly curated space for leading contemporary artists from around the world.
Sugarlift Editorial
Artist spotlight: Jon Legere
Today we are catching up with artist Jon Legere. Legere is a Bermudian mixed media artist who works with video, paint, collage, photography, performance and sculpture. His work reconstructs the banality of the modern image.
In the Studio with Giorgio Petracci
Just meters away from his 10-year-old son’s elementary school in a small Eastern Paris suburb, sits Giorgio Petracci’s light-filled studio. Petracci, humble in his practice, shares his story of an idyllic-sounding childhood in a small Italian city, much like the quaint Fontenay-sous-Bois where he now resides. The contemporary artist explains how he eventually found his passion for painting and sculpture in the bustling hubs of Bologna and Paris.
How WIN and Sugarlift Brought Joy to Families at Related's Harriet Tubman Supportive Housing Building
On Tuesday, February 28th, 2023, the nonprofit Women in Need (WIN) in partnership with Sugarlift and Related Companies hosted an art unveiling at the Harriet Tubman Supportive Housing Building in Far Rockaway, New York. The building is home to a bright and bustling community of women and children, who, in 2022, transitioned out of homeless shelters into this amenitized space, with the support of WIN and Related staff. The building’s sunny playroom filled with books and games now features not only a sculptural installation and mural by esteemed artist duo CHIAOZZA, but also 25 kids’ colorful artwork, framed on a large wall for the entire community to see.
Speaking in Silk: Rice Fields of Memory Take Shape in “Kenny Nguyen: Home/land”
We had the pleasure of sitting down with Artist Kenny Nguyen to get an exclusive look into his creative process for his biggest installation to date. But what we thought would be a conversation on the creation and assembly of this colossal piece, standing 12 feet high and 30 feet wide, soon turned into a discussion of identity, transformation, and artistic release. Along with it, came an entirely new perception of not only Home/land but of Nguyen’s entire breadth of work.
2022 - Year in Review
We wanted to take a moment to thank you for being part of our community and for your constant support.
Artist spotlight: Adam Lupton
This week we chatted with Adam Lupton about his animosity towards the NYC subway and his passionate love for gelato (yes, please!). The Brooklyn-based artist gave us erudite and personal answers that provide unique insights about his body of work and the mental processes that lead to its existence.
Artist spotlight: Jon Legere
Today we are catching up with artist Jon Legere. Legere is a Bermudian mixed media artist who works with video, paint, collage, photography, performance and sculpture. His work reconstructs the banality of the modern image.
In the Studio with Giorgio Petracci
Just meters away from his 10-year-old son’s elementary school in a small Eastern Paris suburb, sits Giorgio Petracci’s light-filled studio. Petracci, humble in his practice, shares his story of an idyllic-sounding childhood in a small Italian city, much like the quaint Fontenay-sous-Bois where he now resides. The contemporary artist explains how he eventually found his passion for painting and sculpture in the bustling hubs of Bologna and Paris.