FOUNDER | ARC FINE ART

Adrienne established ARC Fine Art in 2009 as a contemporary art gallery and advisory that has mounted more than 35 solo exhibitions and numerous group shows - in Fairfield Connecticut, New York City, Charleston, East Hampton, and Shelter Island. After 16 years in Fairfield, the gallery re-opened in Amagansett, NY, with a special focus of artists who live in or have strong ties to the East End.

Adrienne holds a BA in Art History from Hamilton College and a Masters in Art History from Williams College, worked as a specialist in American Paintings at Christie’s, and brings decades of advisory experience to the juried table.

FOUNDER | BALLROOM MARFA

Fairfax is an arts leader, designer and co-founder of Ballroom Marfa, an internationally recognized contemporary art and performance space in West Texas, established in 2003. She served as Ballroom Marfa’s Executive Director until 2013 and later as Artistic Director, helping shape its reputation for ambitious contemporary art, performance, site-responsive and landmark projects such as Elmgreen and Dragset’s Prada Marfa. Dorn is also the Principal of Fairfax Dorn Projects and serves on several arts boards, including the Whitney Museum of American Art, Calder Gardens, Foundation of Art and Preservation in Embassies/FAPE and the Judd Foundation.

Photo credit: Mark Schafer

FOUNDER | FOLIOEAST

Coco is the founder and curator of Folioeast and author of Light, Sand, and Sea: Hamptons Artists and Their Studios. Coco grew up in East Hampton among the artists of the Abstract Expressionist movement - many of them family friends whose paintings hung on her parents' walls. After earning a degree in art history at Princeton and years as a magazine editor at Elle and Allure, she returned home and founded folioeast in 2015.

Coco curates the annual "Hamptons Artist for Haiti" auction with over 60 artists participating and served for several years on the East Hampton Arts Council. She has showcased the work of more than 100 East End artists across 100+ exhibits, from Ashawagh Hall to the Watermill Center.

INTERIOR DESIGNER & WRITER

David is a New York-based interior designer and writer. He has written on architecture and design for The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Cabana, and other publications, and he currently writes the “Case Studies” column for Town & Country. He is the author of monographs on François Catroux and Stephen Sills, and most recently, authored a monograph on architect Rosario Candela. His interiors have appeared in Vogue, Elle Decor, Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, House & Garden, Town & Country, and Veranda. In 2023, a self-titled book representing 20 years of his own designs was published with Vendome.