"I believe in dancing," said PACE's Marc Glimcher. "I believe we all need it, and without music, there would be no art." The cohost, along with wife Fairfax Dorn, couldn't have picked a better, albeit rainy, night in New York City to toast the work of artists James Turrell and Richard Tuttle on the occasion of their exhibition openings than Thursday's Cinco de Mayo. In their honor, the Glimchers threw a colorful fete that made the Top of the Standard feel more like the depths of Mexico from the ...
"I believe in dancing," said PACE's Marc Glimcher. "I believe we all need it, and without music, there would be no art." The cohost, along with wife Fairfax Dorn, couldn't have picked a better, albeit rainy, night in New York City to toast the work of artists James Turrell and Richard Tuttle on the occasion of their exhibition openings than Thursday's Cinco de Mayo. In their honor, the Glimchers threw a colorful fete that made the Top of the Standard feel more like the depths of Mexico from the ...
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