Eva Jospin. Courtesy of Ruinart
Ruinart and Artist Eva Jospin Launch a Fantastical Cardboard Installation During Frieze New York
The newest commissioned artist by the house for its annual Carte Blanche series, Eva Jospin, has creates PROMENADE(S), an inauguration that captures the rich beauty of the natural landscape in the oldest Champagne house in the world, Maison Ruinart. The work is a brilliant celebration of the winemaking gestures that have been passed down over generations, and of nature.
Located in the heart of Chelsea, just steps from the iconic High Line, 500 West 22nd Street, will be altered into what is now called “Maison 1729: From Reims to the High Line.” The space will open to the public for the first time the weekend of the Frieze Art Fair in New York and will be on view until the end of June...
