Sculptor Glenna Goodacre’s final work—her bas-relief of Clark Hulings’ classic drawing Helping to Push—is on display in NYC as part of the Salmagundi Club’s 10th anniversary American Masters exhibition, which runs through October 26th. Featuring both artists’ signatures, this historic collaboration is a potent symbol of our work here at CHF. Only 25 will ever be cast, and the few that remain are available to those who support us with a tax-deductible donation of $15,000 or more. Visit the Salmagundi Club to see the piece in person and order your cast today.
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I am looking forward to seeing this — I’ve never been to the Salmagundi Club before, but will be there this weekend to see the American Masters exhibit!
That’s great. Enjoy the show!