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E. Foxe Harrell | Show Schedule
Summer / Fall 2025 - See You There!
Brimfield, September 2-7
Dealer’s Choice (in the pavilion in the middle):
Tuesday September 2nd, 2025
71 Palmer Road, Brimfield MA
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New England Motel (at the main food court):
Wednesday Sept 3rd – Saturday Sept 6th, 2025
30 Palmer Road, Brimfield MA
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New York Jewelry and Watch Show, October 23-26
Thursday - Sunday, 11AM- 6PM
Metropolitan Pavilion
125 West 18th Street
New York, NY 10011
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New York Jewelry and Object Show, November 21-23
Friday- Sunday, 11AM- 6PM
Metropolitan Pavilion
125 West 18th Street
New York, NY 10011
Lee & Sam Open Studio
May 31, 2025
Noon- 8
Please RSVP via email or text
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NEXT OPEN STUDIO
November 8th & 9th, 2025
March - April 2025
Invitation to the 21st INTONATION
From March 28th to April 6th you can experience international art up close in Deidesheim, Germany. Artists from Taiwan, Thailand, America, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and Germany will come together to work, exchange ideas and present their works for ten days. The works could hardly be more diverse: Miniatures made of porcelain, vessels and shapes, heart-warming tableware and abstract sculpture. It will be a colorful symposium and I will see you there!
Open Studios | Lee & Sam
Please RSVP
Dates:
Friday, March 7th, 6-10PM
Saturday, March 8th, Noon – 10PM
March-April 2025 (Coming)
I will be at the Intonation Residency in Deidesheim, Germany in March-April 2025.
You can learn more about it HERE if you are in Germany the end of March!
NADA X P.A.D in New York Magazine
May 2024
https://www.curbed.com/article/5-design-standouts-at-the-nada-art-fair.html
March 2024
A Half Glass Full: New Works by Lee Masterson
NADA New York, May 2-5 at 548 West 22nd Street, Chelsea, New York with P.A.D. Gallery.
A Half Glass Full: New Work by Lee Masterson continues the P.A.D. tradition of bringing a longtime member of its roster and its inclusive vision to the broader community of artists, collectors and enthusiasts. Lee Masterson has been a member of P. A. D. since its inception.
Lee Masterson’s newest body of ceramic work combines exquisite form with a slightly twisted sensibility. He takes forms from history such as the classical amphora, the Baroque frame, the Canopic jar, the Art Nouveau teapot, the Japanese sake set. He turns them around, splits them, warps them, coats them in gold, decontextualizes them and makes them new and surprising.
The combination of impeccable craft and an understanding of the lineage and context of forms gives this work its power. The riotous “end of day” pieces complete the story and reveal the leftovers of the process. They show the love of the material and the things that might otherwise be lost, overlooked, or discarded.
The exhibition is curated by Sam Gassman and Janet Zweig, with the help from Patrick Mohundo of P.A.D.
Diamonds, Razors and Champagne (2021)