Vogue features Neue Galerie Design Shop's Toile de Vienne: "Toile de Jouy, the eighteenth-century classic French fabric, is having a style revival—much to design enthusiasts’ delight." Click here to view the slide show and read the article.
The current show "German Expressionism 1900-1930: Masterpieces from the Neue Galerie Collection" is reviewed in the Wall Street Journal. [Read the article]
"Eddie Redmayne, who sings, leads a revolution, and breaks hearts in the movie version of Les Misérables, was staring at an abstract landscape by Gustav Klimt at the Neue Galerie in Manhattan on a freezing afternoon in early February." [Read the article]
Harry C. Sigman gave a recent tour of a Manhattan museum filled with his own former possessions. Mr. Sigman, a Los Angeles lawyer, has donated more than 100 Austrian and German objects from the early 1900s to the museum, Neue Galerie New York. [Read the article]
The Neue Galerie Design Shop is pleased to introduce Toile de Vienne, a new textile created in
collaboration with artist Sara Nesbitt. [Read the press release]
"The German Expressionism show at the Neue Galerie is small but beautifully mounted, and it carries a big punch. Walking into the first room, where the midnight blue walls are covered with spotlighted, brilliantly colored paintings, is like walking into a box of jewels." [Read the artcile]
According to Tory Burch, “The Neue Galerie, rich textures and colors, [and] Gustav Klimt … inspired our Fall 2013 collection.” Click here to view a slideshow of Burch’s A/W 2013 Ready-to-Wear Collection, via Women’s Wear Daily.