Glass Subjects
Client
R & Company
Location
New York, NY
Area
2,000 FT² / 610 M²
Year
2025
Images
Logan Jackson

Spanning 300 years and featuring more than 20 works of decorative and fine art from diverse locations—Brazil, France, Italy, Sweden, and the U.S.—Glass Subjects serves as an homage to the French artist Serge Roche and his 1930s gallery of mirrors and mirrored objects on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris.

Roche—a historian, collector, and dealer of rare and important mirrors—authored two canonical books on the subject, and his exhibitions and mirrored rooms reflected the period’s burgeoning preoccupation with Versailles, Surrealism, and the human psyche, themes echoed throughout this exhibition.

Glass Subjects brings together brings together pieces by Pilar Almon, Andrea Fantoni, Isa Genzken, Yayoi Kusama, Nicola L, Nicolas Marechál, Richard Marquis, Filippo Panseca, Maria Pergay, Gustav Precht, Sérgio Rodrigues, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Misia Sert, Josh Smith, Superstudio, James Welling, and Jeff Zimmerman.

Fabrics courtesy of Kvadrat. Wall color generously provided by Alkemis Paint.

Associated Projects
Associated Press
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