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Eric Firestone Gallery Holiday Party Launches Benefit Exhibition with 25 Artists

exhibition · 2026-04-22

On December 21, 2017, the Eric Firestone Gallery hosted a festive gathering that doubled as a launch for a benefit exhibition. This event marked the beginning of a redesign initiative for artcritical. The exhibition featured artwork from 25 contemporary artists, such as Greg Lindquist, Jennifer Riley, Joan Waltemath, and many others. An installation shot captured the artworks on display. Proceeds from the event were directed toward supporting artcritical's WordPress platform, making it a celebration filled with art sales for charity while also promoting the publication's new look.

Key facts

  • Event occurred on Thursday, December 21st, 2017
  • Eric Firestone Gallery hosted a holiday party
  • A benefit exhibition was launched at the event
  • The exhibition featured 25 artists
  • The event supported artcritical's redesign campaign
  • artcritical is powered by WordPress
  • An installation shot documented the clustered works
  • The entry was posted at 1:00 am

Entities

Artists

  • Greg Lindquist
  • Jennifer Riley
  • Joan Waltemath
  • James Hyde
  • Wen Tao
  • Noah Dillon
  • Peter Plagens
  • Elisabeth Kley
  • Deshawn Dumas
  • Marjorie Welish
  • Sean Scully
  • Laurie Frick
  • Deborah Garwood
  • Noor Bseiso
  • Alexi Worth
  • Stephen Maine
  • Andrew Ginzel
  • William Tucker
  • John Mendelsohn
  • William Corwin
  • David Rhodes
  • Joe Fyfe
  • Leslie Wayne
  • Laurie Fendrich
  • Justin Sterling
  • Analisa Torres
  • Stephen Whitter
  • Robin Siegel
  • Natasha Wright
  • Suzy Spence
  • Samantha Skolnik
  • Ana Delgado
  • Grace Roselli
  • Mark Schwartz
  • Mary Stadnick
  • David Cohen
  • Kathryn Lynch
  • Gaines Peyton
  • Joyce Yu
  • Ali Miller
  • Anna Shukeylo
  • Linda Nagaoka
  • Teri Hackett
  • Dana James
  • Clintel Steed
  • Lucy James
  • Adam Hurwitz

Institutions

  • Eric Firestone Gallery
  • artcritical
  • Artcritical

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