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Galerie and Elizabeth Margulies Host an Exclusive Event at the Margulies Collection at the Warehouse

The exclusive viewing celebrated Galerie's winter issue and the 5,000-square-foot expansion of the Warehouse

By Ashley Petras
Three people posing in an art gallery with colorful neon lights and sculptures in the background.
Lisa Fayne Cohen, Elizabeth Margulies, and Martin Z. Margulies. Photo: Dylan Sauerwein

Woman in a floral dress standing in an art gallery with eclectic wall display in the background
Elizabeth Margulies. Dylan Sauerwein

During Art Basel Miami Beach, Galerie founder and editorial director Lisa Fayne Cohen and art advisor Elizabeth Margulies invited guests to attend an exclusive viewing of the Margulies Collection at the Warehouse.

Guests in the art and design industry celebrated the launch of Galerie’s winter issue along with the 5,000-square-foot expansion of the Warehouse. Located in the Wynwood Arts District of Miami, the non-profit institution contains a trove of contemporary artworks from the world-renowned collection of Martin Z. Margulies.

As revelers sipped Ruinart champagne served from a bespoke luxury quartz bar by Cambria, they experienced works on permanent display including breathtaking large-scale installations by Anselm Kiefer and Ernesto Neto as well as the new exhibitions, including sculpture by Kishio Suga, a massive work by Ibrahim Mahama, installations by Jason Rhoades and Barry McGee, and one of Paola Pivi’s feathered bears in white (The Bass currently has an exhibition of Pivi’s work), hanging playfully from the ceiling.

 

Woman speaks at an art gallery event with a small audience, featuring a textile and phone display on a table.
Elizabeth Margulies and Lisa Fayne Cohen. Dylan Sauerwein

People socializing at an art gallery event with sculptures and wall writing in the background.
Atmosphere at the party at the Margulies Collection at the Warehouse. Dylan Sauerwein

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Retired superheroes in costumes, including a stretchered Captain America and a seated Hulk, gather in a white room.
Gilles Barbier, L’Hospice, 2002. Dylan Sauerwein

Person in white dress standing in front of colorful abstract paintings on a white wall.
Lillian Fernandez. Dylan Sauerwein

Bronze statues of men in line against a brick wall, depicting a historical scene of waiting during the Great Depression.
George Segal, Depression Bread Line, 1991. Dylan Sauerwein

Four people standing together in a modern art gallery, with sculptures and artworks in the background.
Jacqueline Terrebonne, Federico de Francesco, Jarrett Earnest, Mara Gredick. Dylan Sauerwein

A group of five women posing together in a brightly lit modern art gallery setting.
Laura Currie, Elizabeth Margulies, Stefanie Nass, Paola Matallana, Rozalia Jovanovic. Dylan Sauerwein

Seven women posing in front of a large metal sculpture with wings in an art gallery setting.
Janice Browne, Eloise Goldman, Bianca Lettieri, Summer Kath, Mara Gredick, Jacqueline Terrebonne, Chloe Boynton. Dylan Sauerwein

Art installation of figures made from recycled materials sitting at a diner with a pink counter and condiments on the table.
Cate Giordano, After the fire is gone, 2017. Dylan Sauerwein

Four women posing in an art gallery with a polar bear sculpture hanging from the ceiling and various art pieces around.
Elizabeth Margulies, Mara Gredick, Lisa Fayne Cohen, Laura Currie. Dylan Sauerwein

Concrete slabs with white strings hanging from the ceiling in a modern art installation in a gallery space.
Anselm Kiefer, Steigend steigend sinke nieder (rising, rising, falling down), 2009-2012. Dylan Sauerwein