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Art + Impact is our ongoing social and cultural series that explores pressing contemporary issues and global conversations, through art. ART + IMPACT

BlackBook is an award winning arts & culture brand, founded in 1996 by Evanly Schindler as a print magazine, publishing and media company. Since its inception, BlackBook has been a point of convergence for social impact, culture, and art. Known for

its creative collaborations, the print magazine worked with leading brands and talent, serving as a launching pad for then-emerging names that have now become leaders in the arts and culture and entertainment fields. BlackBook debuted their Art+Impact initiative–an immersive series that includes exhibitions, books, podcasts, and events–that looks at the most pressing contemporary cultural issues through the lens of art. The series builds on BlackBook’s original ethos: to create a space where the world’s most influential artists and writers can address–and change–the cultural tides. BlackBook is also a full-service art advisory, and has partnered with some of the world's largest institutions, galleries, and collectors to exhibit and sell art.

“Painting is like keeping a diary,” says artist Hiejin Yoo — “everyday scenes, but translated through feeling.”Born in G...
11/11/2025

“Painting is like keeping a diary,” says artist Hiejin Yoo — “everyday scenes, but translated through feeling.”

Born in Germany, based in Los Angeles, Yoo has quickly become a defining voice of her generation. Her work has been shown at the FLAG Art Foundation (NY), ICA Miami, K11 Art Museum (Shanghai), and Gana Art (Seoul), and is held in major collections including the Pérez Collection, FLAG, Xiao Museum, the High Museum of Art, and the Hort Family Collection.

The painter turns fleeting emotion into color and rhythm. Blooming Days I, II, III, on view now at BlackBook Art Gallery (The Hamptons), marks a continuation of Yoo’s diaristic language: quiet moments connecting nature and humanity, rendered with rich gesture and emotional clarity.

War, upheaval, uncertainty — 1941 or 2025?Carved in ‘41 as the world around him unraveled, La Feuille (The Leaf) capture...
08/11/2025

War, upheaval, uncertainty — 1941 or 2025?

Carved in ‘41 as the world around him unraveled, La Feuille (The Leaf) captures Jean Arp’s belief that “Art is a fruit that grows in man, like a fruit on a plant.” Born from the chaos of war, its quiet organic form reminds us that creation and renewal often emerge in moments of fracture.

Eighty years later, as the world faces new upheavals, Arp’s leaf still speaks — a symbol of resilience, balance, and becoming.

War, upheaval, uncertainty — 1941 or 2025?Carved in ‘41 as the world around him unraveled, La Feuille (The Leaf) capture...
07/11/2025

War, upheaval, uncertainty — 1941 or 2025?

Carved in ‘41 as the world around him unraveled, La Feuille (The Leaf) captures Jean Arp’s belief that “Art is a fruit that grows in man, like a fruit on a plant.” Born from the chaos of war, its quiet organic form reminds us that creation and renewal often emerge in moments of fracture.

Eighty years later, as the world faces new upheavals, Arp’s leaf still speaks — a symbol of resilience, balance, and becoming.

“I see the artist as a participant, a co-producer of reality.” — Olafur EliassonIn his early photographic work, such as ...
06/11/2025

“I see the artist as a participant, a co-producer of reality.” — Olafur Eliasson

In his early photographic work, such as Untitled (Island Series #8) and (Island Series #2), Eliasson moves beyond documenting nature — he uses the camera not just to record, but to make a landscape. His current projects focus on perception and the environment — his latest installation at the Great Salt Lake uses sound from the lake and shifting illuminated spheres to draw attention to ecological change. Throughout his career, he has drawn from his roots as a photographer, documenting and communing with the natural world.

Elaine Sturtevant & Andy WarholFlowersAndy, Elaine, Roy, Jasper and other avantgarde artists of the 60s hung out in down...
06/11/2025

Elaine Sturtevant & Andy Warhol
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Andy, Elaine, Roy, Jasper and other avantgarde artists of the 60s hung out in downtown NYC. They went to the same gallery openings, social events, parties, and “The Factory”. Elaine asked Andy (and the other artists) if she could use his work to create her own artwork, with her name on it. After he agreed, Elaine joked with Andy about her piece being more ‘authentic’ than his because she was the one who actually created it! This, led to Elaine becoming known as the ‘Mother of Appropriation”.

Elaine went on to have significant impact on the art world, with notable achievements throughout her career: First Major Solo Exhibition was at the Parisian gallery, Galerie Gmurzynska, in 1965. This exhibition featured her works imitating prominent contemporary artists. Other Noteworthy Exhibitions:”Repetition” (2014): A retrospective exhibition at the Bản Cửa Gallery in Berlin, showcasing her evolution as an artist.”Sturtevant: The Artist in Her Time” (2010): Held at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, this exhibition highlighted her career and impact on the art community. Museums and Collections: Permanent Collections: The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, The Centre Pompidou, Paris

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