Jacques Marie Mage Opens New York Boutique with Quentin Garel Sculptures
Jacques Marie Mage has launched its inaugural gallery in New York at 140 Wooster Street, situated in SoHo within a nearly 2,000-square-foot versatile venue. Established in 2014 by French designer Jérôme Mage, the brand is renowned for its limited-edition eyewear crafted from Japanese acetate. The SoHo gallery showcases three sculptures by French artist Quentin Garel, depicting a wolf, a bison, and an eagle skull, which represent the American West. The interior, designed by Jacques Garcia, features a modern Art Deco aesthetic with rich velvets and fine woods. Garel's wolf sculpture marks the entrance to the second floor, where a large charcoal drawing adorns an upstairs wall, blending contemporary luxury with American natural imagery and advancing Jacques Marie Mage's global cultural initiative.
Key facts
- Jacques Marie Mage opened its first New York gallery at 140 Wooster Street, SoHo.
- The space is nearly 2,000 square feet across multiple levels.
- The brand was founded in Los Angeles in 2014 by French designer Jérôme Mage.
- Eyewear is limited-edition (a few hundred pieces per colorway) and handcrafted in Japanese acetate in Fukui.
- Three monumental sculptures by Quentin Garel are installed: a wolf, a bison, and an eagle skull.
- Interior design is by French architect Jacques Garcia (born 1947), known for Hôtel Costes, Royal Monceau, Mamounia, and NoMad.
- Quentin Garel (born 1975, Paris) studied at École des Beaux-Arts under Jean Clos and Giuseppe Penone.
- The wolf sculpture's open jaws serve as the entrance to the second level.
Entities
Artists
- Jérôme Mage
- Quentin Garel
- Jacques Garcia
- Jean Clos
- Giuseppe Penone
Institutions
- Jacques Marie Mage
- École des Beaux-Arts
- Hôtel Costes
- Royal Monceau
- Mamounia
- NoMad New York
Locations
- New York
- SoHo
- 140 Wooster Street
- Los Angeles
- Fukui
- Paris
- Marrakech