Friday, February 16
12pm Lecture
Speaker: Sandra Diaz-Velasco R.A., Principal Architect, Eolo A&I Design, Inc
Topic: Designing with Old Masters and Contemporary Art
Synopsis:
Explore how an art collection, blending Old Masters with Contemporary Art, can convey emotions that transcend the boundaries of time. Create a distinguished home or office by facilitating a unique dialogue between Art, Architecture, and Interior Design.
12:30pm Booth Talk
Booth#: 124
Speaker: Lior Kristal, Design Director
Topic: Design Journey with David Harber
Synopsis:
For Millenia creative output has been inspired by not only patterns in nature but celestial bodies and the landscape. Our talk will explore this and look at the symbolism that often lies behind sculpture using the works of David Harber to illustrate these ideas.
We will talk about the main aspects to consider when incorporating artwork into a space such as location, prominence, and proportion as well as materials, surfaces, and textures in terms of functionality and aesthetics.
With the design journey at David Harber our desire is to create works that shape the environments they’re in. Without dominating them. They aim to distort surroundings and our perception of them and create spaces that are different and arresting.
1pm Lecture
Speaker: Barbara Chamberlain, Director, Art Services, Private Client Select Insurance Services, LLC
Topic: What Can You Do About An Unmanaged, Undermanaged, or Mismanaged Collection?
Synopsis:
Whether you occasionally acquire artworks or collectibles, or travel the globe to find just the right treasures, if you inherited a few items or have storage units full of something you can’t stop collecting—you have a collection! It is important to you and it has value, so it needs to be protected. Learn about the basics of collections management and care, and discover helpful do’s & don’ts, tips, and resources you can use to extend the life of your collection.
1:30 pm Booth Talk
Booth #: 516/617
Speaker: David Smith, Owner & Director of Smith-Davidson Gallery
Topic: Australian Aboriginal Art
Synopsis:
Over the past two decades, Smith-Davidson Gallery has been a leading proponent in the field of Modern and Contemporary Australian Art under the expertise of David Smith, an avid collector himself. The presentation at the Palm Beach Show includes both historic and contemporary pieces by Australian Indigenous Artists and during this booth talk we will provide you an insight in the unique elements and origins of this art movement.
As Aboriginal Art has become all the rage over the past decade, what are important aspects to take in when looking at a painting and what to consider when acquiring an Australian Aboriginal Artwork for your collection?
2pm Lecture
Speaker: Mahmood Qannati, Founder of Qannati Objet d’Art
Topic: The Art of Time-Keeping
Synopsis:
Mahmood Qannati will discuss how humanity has been viewing “art” and its evolution to different aspects of craftsmanship such as “watchmaking and jewelry”. He will present the argument that art has kind of lost its delicacy and fineness due to the industrial revolution. There is a movement to revive that.
3pm Lecture
Speaker: Ruchi Kotahwala, Creative Director and CEO of Ruchi New York
Topic: Self-expression through Jewelry: Unveiling Identity and Personal Style with Natural Diamond and Gemstone Jewelry
Synopsis:
For generations, jewelry has served as a beloved medium for self-expression, enabling us to spotlight our distinctive identities and personal styles. Discover the world of high jewelry and learn how some of the most powerful women influenced the jewelry world through their distinct styles.
Saturday, February 17
“Day of Design” at the Palm Beach Show Sponsored by:
Presenting A Day Dedicated to Honoring Interior Designers & Decorators Featuring Curated Programming Including:
SPOTTED by Florida Design!
Florida Design Magazine’s Editor in Chief Luis Rigual, Editorial Director Daphne Nikolopoulos and Publisher Terry Duffy will shop the 21st Annual Palm Beach Show and choose their top highlighted items. The Style Spotter items will be chosen based on outstanding style and form and will be announced on the VIP Opening Night and recognized throughout the show floor with honors.
Five of the exhibitor items chosen during the Style Spotting will host Booth Presentations on Saturday’s Day of Design. Join us on February 17, 2024, every half hour between 12-3pm for a detailed presentation of the show’s most sought-after items!
1pm Panel Discussion
Topic: Investing at the Crossroads: Art, Real Estate, and Interior Design
Featuring:
Ruben Gutierrez: CoFounder / Interior Designer_ Errez Design
Katie Gutierrez: Cofounder / Interior Designer_ Errez Design
Emre Basman: CEO Armina Casa
David Shultz: President_Beachfront Builders
Ivana Shultz: Real Estate Broker_Beachfront Properties
Deborah (Debi) Larrison: Managing Director / Senior Structured Credit Executive_Bank of America
Synopsis:
Join us for a captivating panel discussion titled “Investing at the Crossroads: Art, Real Estate, and Interior Design.” Esteemed experts from finance, art, real estate, and interior design will converge to explore the symbiotic relationship between these domains. Delving into the dynamics of how investments in art, design, and real estate intersect, the conversation will unveil the evolving trends and influences shaping these interconnected sectors. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a nuanced perspective on the financial, aesthetic, and social implications that arise when art, design, real estate, and interior design converge.
1:30 pm Booth Talk
Booth #: 516/617
Speaker: David Smith, Owner & Director of Smith-Davidson Gallery
Topic: Australian Aboriginal Art
Synopsis:
Over the past two decades, Smith-Davidson Gallery has been a leading proponent in the field of Modern and Contemporary Australian Art under the expertise of David Smith, an avid collector himself. The presentation at the Palm Beach Show includes both historic and contemporary pieces by Australian Indigenous Artists and during this booth talk we will provide you an insight in the unique elements and origins of this art movement.
As Aboriginal Art has become all the rage over the past decade, what are important aspects to take in when looking at a painting and what to consider when acquiring an Australian Aboriginal Artwork for your collection?
2pm Lecture & Book Signing
Speaker: Joseph Marini
Topic: Mastering the Art of Entertaining with Joseph Marini
Synopsis:
Join entertaining expert Joseph Marini when he sits down with Creative Director Suzanna Hamilton to find out his secrets and tips in creating beautiful tabletop settings that incorporate antiques, along with his fabulous cocktails, original menus, and beautiful floral arrangements that are easy, fast, and sophisticated. As a longtime antique collector, florist, and caterer, Joseph makes entertaining enjoyable. Joseph will be passing out some of his favorite bites while discussing and signing his new book, Mastering the Art of Entertaining.
4pm Designer Panel Discussion
Moderated by: Jayne Chase, Founder of Perfectly Palm Beach & Design Editor of Quest
Featuring Designers:
Chris Goddard, Goddard Design Group
Jeremy Taylor, Taylor & Taylor Architecture & Interior Design
Helen Bergin, Helen Bergin Interiors
Topic: Celebrating Design and Architecture Today
Synopsis:
Design and architecture experts Helen Bergin, Chris Goddard and Jeremy Taylor will discuss the legacy of collectibles, art, and antiques in today’s world of contemporary design and architecture on a dynamic panel moderated by Jayne Chase Founder of Perfectly Palm Beach and Design Editor of Quest.
Sunday, February 18
12pm Lecture
Speaker: Dr. Giuliana Castellani Koch, President of America for Culture
Topic: Florence and the Origins of the Renaissance
Synopsis:
Florence is the birthplace of the Renaissance, bringing humanism to the world of art. In this presentation, Giuliana Koch examines the four building blocks of the Renaissance, Wealth, Civic Ambition, Religion and Humanism, which brought Florence and its rich history to the forefront of civilization.
1pm Lecture
Speaker: Deborah C. Pollack, Award-winning author and speaker
Topic: Hermann Herzog: Florida’s Most Important Landscape Painter
Synopsis:
Learn the truth about our most prolific and poetic artist, Hermann Herzog (1832-1932), who first came to Florida around 1893 and fell so much in love with its beauty that he returned practically every winter, painting over 300 oils of its virgin terrain until around 1912. Comparisons will be made with Winslow Homer, George Inness, and Martin Johnson Heade, who were in Florida at the same time.
1:30 pm Booth Talk
Booth #: 516/617
Speaker: David Smith, Owner & Director of Smith-Davidson Gallery
Topic: Australian Aboriginal Art
Synopsis:
Over the past two decades, Smith-Davidson Gallery has been a leading proponent in the field of Modern and Contemporary Australian Art under the expertise of David Smith, an avid collector himself. The presentation at the Palm Beach Show includes both historic and contemporary pieces by Australian Indigenous Artists and during this booth talk we will provide you an insight in the unique elements and origins of this art movement.
As Aboriginal Art has become all the rage over the past decade, what are important aspects to take in when looking at a painting and what to consider when acquiring an Australian Aboriginal Artwork for your collection?
2pm Lecture
Speaker: Anna Paola Cibin, Artist
Topic: The Magic of Venice
Synopsis:
The magic of the lagoon comes to life and blends with the magic of silk velvet and Murano glass. Colors that vibrate with light and evoke the atmosphere of Venice. The artist will narrate how the creation of her paintings on silk velvet unfolds and the story behind the ‘Funny Birds’ Secret Garden’ installation.
3pm Lecture
Speaker:Rabbi Carlie, Rabbi Ryan Daniels, Mark Cohen. Rabbi Carlie & Rabbi Ryan are Co-Senior Rabbis, Temple Israel of West Palm Beach
Topic: Art as Tikkun Olam, “Repairing the World
Synopsis:
Join Rabbis Carlie & Ryan Daniels (Temple Israel of West Palm Beach) and local artist, Mark Cohen, to explore more generally, how artists have commented on social justice issues throughout history and specifically, how Mark has navigated the world and current events through his art.
Monday, February 19
12pm Lecture
Speaker: Katherine Van Dell, Co-Director & Director of Jewelry, The Boutique by Heritage Palm Beach
Topic: How To Be A Savvy Jewelry Buyer
Synopsis:
“In the Loupe” understanding how to build your personal jewelry collection with a mindful eye for what is good. Learn the basic tenants of buying jewelry on the secondary market and get a tutorial on how to use a loupe.
1pm Lecture
Speaker: Carlos Herrera, Art New Line
Topic: Innovation in the Arte
Synopsis:
Innovation in the art and manufacture of wooden products, combining materials such as metal, exotic veneers, semi-precious stones, colors and finishes. Our proposal plays with volume, texture, a wide range of colors and lighting effects. We are a proposal of current modern art.
2pm Lecture & Book Signing
Speaker: Linda M. Kozloff-Turner, Author and Designer
Topic: 100 Women of Jewelry – What it Took to Write the Book
Synopsis:
The story, the ideas and work behind the scenes interviewing 100 women in the jewelry industry. What did I see and learn? What were some of the common denominators, and what were some of the surprises? Questions welcome!
3pm Lecture
Speakers: Ben Walker, Head of Modern Design at Bonhams US and Caroline Morrissey, Head of Jewelry at Bonhams US
Topic: The Enduring Power of Tiffany: Jewelry and Modern Design in the Secondary Market
Synopsis:
In the world of luxury and design, few names evoke timeless beauty and unparalleled craftsmanship quite like Tiffany. Bonhams experts in Jewelry and Modern Design explore the market for Tiffany today and will discuss topics like the importance of provenance, what makes one piece more valuable than another, and the future of this ever-relevant market.
3:30pm Booth Talk
Booth#: 601
Speaker: Neha Dani
Topic: Jeweler Spotlight from the book “Women of Jewelry”
Synopsis:
Neha Dani is a pioneer in every way, as a woman, as a designer, and with her precise mastery with using nontraditional materials. Her work with Pave Fine Gemstones and Titanium is cutting edge, and based upon her sharp insight of wearable fashion and art.
Neha was chosen for her striking courage with design, with her commitment to her career, and personal expression over what was traditionally expected of her. She is a very spirited leader in this community of 100 Women.
Neha will be discussing her process and will show us in person what it takes from start to finish developing, creating, and producing her fine art pieces.