Field Kallop in Architectural Digest
December 16, 2020
Field Kallop’s pair of paintings are the focal point of “Inside a Charming Fifth Avenue Home That’s Big on Personality” in Architectural Digest.
Field Kallop’s pair of paintings are the focal point of “Inside a Charming Fifth Avenue Home That’s Big on Personality” in Architectural Digest.
Meet Blair Clarke, the force behind Voltz Clarke Gallery. While she’s been a New Yorker for nearly two decades – even staying in the city through the lockdown – she remains a true Southerner at heart. As we await the return of in-person interactions (read: hugs), Blair found a few ways to embrace the change, including a new gallery space in the LES. Read on for their upcoming shows, plus a few of Blair’s faves, from face masks to reading material.
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