Hindman New York Launches Pop-Up Gallery
NEW YORK – Hindman announces its first series of New York exhibitions and events at the High Line Nine Galleries, in advance of the firm launching a permanent location. The national fine art auction house will preview highlights from major collections this spring, across Post-War & Contemporary Art, European Art, Asian Art, Jewelry & Watches, and more at the Chelsea gallery.
“We are excited to open our doors for the first time since establishing a New York presence in the historic arts district of Chelsea” commented Gemma Sudlow, Hindman Managing Director, New York Region. “The extraordinary estate of Susann Craig, a passionate outsider art collector and a founder of Chicago’s Intuit Art Center connects beautifully with New York’s annual Outsider Art Fair. We are also delighted to be previewing highlights from significant Asian Art collections during Asia Week, and spotlighting our Important Jewelry auction in April.”
Hindman will preview highlights from the following spring auctions, as well as additional selections from marquee sales:
- March 2-5 | Roadside Attractions: The Susann Craig Collection, Chicago, IL in conjunction with The Outsider Art Fair | The personal collection of esteemed outsider art collector Susann Craig (1936-2021), which occupied her Chicago loft designed by Jeanne Gang, will be presented. A champion of boundless creativity and a founder of Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art in Chicago, Craig’s legacy cannot be understated. A portion of the remitted proceeds of the March 9th auction will benefit Intuit. Additional information can be found here. Hindman is pleased to be sponsoring the Outsider Art Fair, and a selection of works from the collection will be available for preview on the fair’s digital platform.
Susann Craig’s collection at her Chicago loft designed by Jeanne Gang
- March 16-18 | Asian Art | Several important private collections from Hindman’s March Asian Art Sales will be previewed. Highlights include early 20th Century works by Wu Changshuo, Huang Junbi, Pu Ru and Zhao Shao’Ang from the Estate of Diplomat Cheng Boa Nan; Chinese Ming-Qing Dynasty porcelains from the Estate of Makoto Sakurai as well as Chinese Ming-Qing Dynasty jade carvings from a New York collection.
A Gilt Decorated Robin’s Egg Glazed Porcelain Figure of Guanyin. Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Estimate: $15,000 – 25,000 |Ji Yingzhao (Chinese, 19th Century), Cats. Estimate: $2,000 – 4,000
- April 27 | Important Jewelry | A timeless selection of sophisticated jewelry will highlight Hindman’s May 16th Important Jewelry auction, offering designs for every level of collector. The sale will feature Art Deco pieces by Cartier, as well as jewelry by Tiffany & Co., David Webb, Jean Mahie, and others. Multiple abstract brooches from the well-known Tadema Gallery will also be featured.
Cartier, Art Deco, Platinum and Diamond Bracelet. Estimate: $30,000-50,000
- Throughout March & April | Beginning March 2, highlights from Hindman's spring Post-War & Contemporary Art, Prints & Multiples, American Art, and European Art auctions will also be on view.
All previews: Tuesday-Friday, 10:00am-6:00pm & Saturday, 12:00-6:00pm
High Line Nine Galleries | 507 West 27th Street, Gallery 1 | New York, NY 10001
The pop-up will mark Hindman’s first major series of exhibitions in New York, and follows the recent announcement of Hindman expanding into Manhattan, with the firm to launch a full-service saleroom.
The firm’s entrance into the New York market highlights its commitment to fulfilling growing demand within the tristate area. The new Manhattan location will include a full-service auction room – Hindman’s fifth overall – creating another major sales hub for the company to supplement its Chicago, Palm Beach, Denver, and Cincinnati salerooms. With the recent addition of new offices in Boston and Miami, plus a new auction room and exhibition space planned for Manhattan, Hindman is now present in 16 cities across the country focused on the mainstay of the auction market: core collectible property at a range of estimates.
Additional information can be found at HighLineNine.org and HindmanAuctions.com.
Featured Image: High Line Nine Galleries. Image Courtesy of High Line Nine.