Hamptons Fine Art Fair, the premier international art fair in the Hamptons, had a familiar sponsor this year.Christie’s International Real Estate Group, the leading global luxury real estate firm, was proud to be a part of the event for a second consecutive year. The event took place on July 10th through the 13th at the Southampton Fairgrounds and was selected as one of the three art fairs worth traveling to in the United States by Forbes.
Christie’s prestige booth displayed distinctive properties in a setting that bridges the worlds of luxury real estate and fine art. Christie’s International Real Estate Group displayed local properties in addition to properties from the Christies’ global network.
“Our continued sponsorship of the Hamptons Fine Art Fair further showcases the strength of Christie’s global network and how closely we align with the mission of this event,” said Sonja Cullaro, Executive Vice President of Christie’s International Real Estate Group. Cullaro added that she is proud to partner with her colleagues from Fortune International Group, a South Florida affiliate, in marketing two distinctive Miami projects: Ora by Casa Tua and the Pagani Residences.
The fair highlighted 600+ artists – from emerging ones to blue-chip masters – such as: the iconic Hunt Slonem, Stephen Rolfe Powell, David Yarrow and Ron Agam to a total of over $200 Million in important post-war and contemporary art in one place.
With 140 select galleries from 15 countries, the Hamptons Fine Art Fair offered an inclusive and expansive fine art experience from all corners of the world to view.
“Partnering with the Hamptons Fine Art Fair last year was a joy and our continued sponsorship of this fair reflects our deep appreciation for the arts and our ongoing dedication to the communities we serve,’’ said Sherri Balassone, Esq., Christie’s International Real Estate, Vice President and Corporate Broker for New York City and The Hamptons.
Commemorating the event’s 19th year, Sculpture Hamptons is a new integral part of the exhibition. An expanded selection of curated “best-in-class” indoor pedestal and shelf-based art objects; small sculptures, art glass, ceramics, pottery, wood turning, wall fossils and other important three-dimensional artworks were exhibited.
The crowd of 15,000 attendees gathered at the Fair, according to the event’s website.
