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Summary
This document is a press clipping from October 2010 discussing an art exhibition called 'The House of the Nobleman' held at 2 Cornwall Terrace in London during Frieze week. The text details the high-value real estate context, the curators (Wolfe von Lenkiewicz and Victoria Golembiovskaya), financial backing by the Russian firm Mirax (owned by Sergei Polonsky), and artworks featured by artists such as Picasso, Warhol, and Banksy. The document bears a House Oversight Bates stamp, indicating its inclusion in a congressional investigation.
People (15)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Bernard Evans | Subject/Header |
Name appearing at the top of the document and in the source URL.
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| Wolfe von Lenkiewicz | Curator/Artist |
Co-curator of 'The House of the Nobleman' exhibition; has works in the show.
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| Victoria Golembiovskaya | Curator |
Co-curator of 'The House of the Nobleman' exhibition.
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| Georgina Adam | Author |
Author of the article 'The Art Market: a house party'.
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| David Roberts | Collector |
Identified as a collector loaning works to the exhibition.
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| Sergei Polonsky | Businessman |
Russian billionaire, owner of Mirax real estate company.
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| Charles Saatchi | Collector/Consignor |
Consigned about 22 works to the show.
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| Picasso | Artist |
Artist whose work 'Buste d’Homme à la Pipe' is featured.
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| Poussin | Artist |
Artist whose paintings are in the show.
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| Banksy | Artist |
Artist featured in the show.
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| Richter | Artist |
Artist featured in the show.
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| Klein | Artist |
Artist featured in the show.
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| Rodin | Artist |
Artist featured in the show.
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| Cézanne | Artist |
Artist featured in the show.
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| Warhol | Artist |
Artist featured in the show.
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Organizations (4)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| The House of the Nobleman |
Exhibition title and header entity.
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| Mirax |
Russian real estate company backing the exhibition, owned by Sergei Polonsky.
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Referenced in source URL.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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Timeline (2 events)
2010-10-15
The House of the Nobleman exhibition
2 Cornwall Terrace, London
Locations (4)
| Location | Context |
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City where the events are taking place.
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Location of the Frieze fair.
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Venue for 'The House of the Nobleman' exhibition.
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Real estate development containing the venue.
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Relationships (3)
Teamed up as curators for the exhibition.
Mirax belongs to Russian billionaire, Sergei Polonsky.
Consigned about 22 works to the show.
Key Quotes (3)
"One of the more intriguing is taking place just down the road from the fair, at 2 Cornwall Terrace, part of an enormously expensive real estate project being developed and sold."Source
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"Mirax belongs to a Russian billionaire, Sergei Polonsky, but Mirax has been troubled since the financial recession and has a reported $120m in debt"Source
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Quote #2
"Banksy, Richter, Klein, Rodin, Cézanne and Warhol are the unlikely bedfellows in the show"Source
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Quote #3
Full Extracted Text
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THE HOUSE OF THE NOBLEMAN
CURATED BY WOLFE VON LENKIEWICZ & VICTORIA GOLEMBIOVSKAYA
CURATED BY WOLFE VON LENKIEWICZ & VICTORIA GOLEMBIOVSKAYA
PRESS CLIPPING (INTERNET)
Bernard Evans
http://www.bernardevans.co.uk/artNews.php?nlId=2728
The Art Market: a house party
2010-Oct-11
2010-Oct-11
By Georgina Adam www.google.co.uk
“Frieze week” kicks off this week in London, drawing the cream of the art world to Britain’s capital.
It is centred of course on the fair that started it all (Frieze opens to the public in Regent’s Park on
Thursday), but a host of satellite events are also on offer. One of the more intriguing is taking place
just down the road from the fair, at 2 Cornwall Terrace, part of an enormously expensive real estate
project being developed and sold.
It is centred of course on the fair that started it all (Frieze opens to the public in Regent’s Park on
Thursday), but a host of satellite events are also on offer. One of the more intriguing is taking place
just down the road from the fair, at 2 Cornwall Terrace, part of an enormously expensive real estate
project being developed and sold.
[Image of sculpture reading HOPE]
In what appears to be a sophisticated way of selling both art and the property, the 18th-century
mansion is being used as a temporary venue for an exhibition entitled The House of the Nobleman,
October 15-20. The format is hybrid, both commercial and non-commercial, with 68 works on show,
half of them loans from collectors – one is David Roberts, the rest are secret – the other half consisting
of works of art for sale.
mansion is being used as a temporary venue for an exhibition entitled The House of the Nobleman,
October 15-20. The format is hybrid, both commercial and non-commercial, with 68 works on show,
half of them loans from collectors – one is David Roberts, the rest are secret – the other half consisting
of works of art for sale.
The House of the Nobleman is curated by the artist Wolfe von Lenkiewicz, who has teamed up with a
young Russian curator, Victoria Golembiovskaya. It is backed by Mirax, a Russian real estate company
that has a “significant but minority” stake in the Cromwell Terrace complex. Mirax belongs to a
Russian billionaire, Sergei Polonsky, but Mirax has been troubled since the financial recession and has
a reported $120m in debt; the firm did not respond to a request for comment. The eight houses in the
Cromwell Terrace complex are priced between £29m and £60m.
young Russian curator, Victoria Golembiovskaya. It is backed by Mirax, a Russian real estate company
that has a “significant but minority” stake in the Cromwell Terrace complex. Mirax belongs to a
Russian billionaire, Sergei Polonsky, but Mirax has been troubled since the financial recession and has
a reported $120m in debt; the firm did not respond to a request for comment. The eight houses in the
Cromwell Terrace complex are priced between £29m and £60m.
Various dealers, from the UK and elsewhere, are contributing works of art to the show; they range
from two paintings by Poussin to Picasso’s “Buste d’Homme à la Pipe” (1969), priced at £3m. Banksy,
Richter, Klein, Rodin, Cézanne and Warhol are the unlikely bedfellows in the show, which includes two
works by Von Lenkiewicz himself (at £60,000 and £50,000) and about 22 consigned by Charles Saatchi.
While entry is free, visitors must register for admission (www.cornwallterrace.co.uk); they will be
taken around in groups of 50, according to the curators.
from two paintings by Poussin to Picasso’s “Buste d’Homme à la Pipe” (1969), priced at £3m. Banksy,
Richter, Klein, Rodin, Cézanne and Warhol are the unlikely bedfellows in the show, which includes two
works by Von Lenkiewicz himself (at £60,000 and £50,000) and about 22 consigned by Charles Saatchi.
While entry is free, visitors must register for admission (www.cornwallterrace.co.uk); they will be
taken around in groups of 50, according to the curators.
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