Frampton Co celebrated the opening event for MAUD BRYT: PLANS on Friday July 31st. Guests viewed the wonderful world Maud creates with painting, drawing and sculpture on the gorgeous summer evening at Exhibition the Barn in Bridgehampton. The garage door

Frampton Co announces MAUD BRYT: PLANS, on view July 31 through August 28, 2026 at Exhibition The Barn. Maud Bryt uses color like pretend architecture. Working in the persona of a fictional architect, possibly a charmingly incompetent one, maybe just

Frampton Co opened its summer season with DESERT WEAVE, an exhibition of works by artist Naomi Livia, on Friday June 12, 2026. The exhibition comprises large-format black and white photographs printed on gelatin silver paper with slow, meditative handmade weaves

interior living room with plaster walls and organic materials

We are thrilled to announce our collaboration with London and Hong Kong based Flowers Gallery at our Bridgehampton gallery Exhibition the Barn this summer. Endless Forms Most Beautiful⁠ ⁠is an exhibition of works made by Janelle Lynch in Amagansett, New

At our Central Park West project, the client came to us seeking a serene, sophisticated space as she embarked on her next chapter as a first-time homeowner in a new city. The apartment, with one of the most covetable addresses

Interior design of open living dining space at Amagansett project

A modern, minimalist counterpoint to the classic Hamptons beach house, our Amagansett Dunes project exemplifies what we call ‘studied simplicity.’ When the clients set out to create a coastal family retreat, they enlisted Barnes Coy Architects to design a strong

With Fourth House, Elena brought her curatorial eye and design sense to Wexler Gallery’s diverse roster of artists and designers.  Fourth House plays a tongue-in-cheek reference to the 1970s-era renaissance of astrology, and the fourth house of the zodiac symbolizing

Portrait of Co-Curators

In 1973, Women Choose Women made waves throughout the art world. Presented at The New York Cultural Center, it was the first large-scale museum exhibition of women artists in New York, notably also curated by a committee of women artists.