One of the most anticipated art events of the year, Creative Time’s annual gala took place Tuesday night at the Domino Sugar Factory in Williamsburg, honoring painter, artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel. Celebrating the artist’s career and creative output, the event lived up to expectations, hosting nearly 600 guests inside the Sugar Factory’s remarkably maintained space. Featuring a menu prepared by renowned chef Mario Batali, as well as a performance by Laurie Anderson and a tribute to Schnabel by Dick Cavett, the event once again showcased Creative Time’s reputation as a driver in the New York art world.
May Andersen, Julian Schnabel and Anne Pasternak
Guests were welcome to a reception outside the factory before dinner, with a striking view of the Williamsburg Bridge dominating the skyline. Among those in attendance were Marisa Tomei, Urs Fischer, Shirin Neshat, Tony Shafrazi, Melissa and Robert Soros, Lyor Cohen and many more. Art Observed was on site to photograph the event, and captured these highlights from the evening.
Dustin Yellin, Renee Rockefeller
Athena Calderone and Jean-Marc Houmard
Anna Bergman
Waris Ahluwalia
Marco Brambilla, Waris Ahluwalia
Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn
Marisa Tomei, Agnes Gund
Cynthia Rowley
Mickey Boardman
Arden Wohl
Maggie Barr, Waris Ahluwalia
Paris Starn,Mike Starn
Kim Cullen
Laurie Anderson
Anne Pasternak, Theophilus London
Anne Pasternak, Dana Farouki, Nato Thompson
Casey Fremont Crowe
Bob Colacello, Ruzwana Bashir, Samantha Boardman Rosen, Aby Rosen
Fred Negem, Barbara Tober, Joanne Cassullo
David Hershkovits, Fab Five Freddy
Peter Makebish, John Newsom, Cassie Newsom, Yigal Ozeri
Renee Rockefeller, Anne Pasternak, Brooke Neidich
Luke Janklow, Stella Schnabel
Kyle DeWoody, Joe Sheftel, Doreen Remen
Jose Parla, Isabelle Kirschner
Theophilus London, Dustin Yellin, Lyor Cohen
All photos by Elene Damenia for Art Observed
