For lovers of contemporary art the appointment in September at the Meeting Art auction house can be particularly appealing.  The experienced auction house, which has been operating in the sector since 1979, after a summer break, is proposing to the public a truly inviting September exhibition, with a particularly rich agenda and catalogue.
Meeting Art has decided to focus its attention on modern and contemporary art with an attractive menu of about 1300 lots, which will be proposed in 10 sessions spaced out throughout the whole month, from Saturday 6th to Sunday 28th September.

Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson is about to display to the world one of the most important public art projects that the city of New York has ever hosted. It is “The New York City Waterfalls”, the extraordinary series of four waterfalls that will rise about 36 metres above the water of the Big Apple’s bay: realized in full respect of the environment and dislocated in four points facing the East River, in Lower Manhattan, under the Brooklyn bridge anchorage and on the northern coast of the Governor’s Island. An extremely impressive work by the European artist, who received the entire budget of 15 million dollars by the Public Art Fund, a private non-profit foundation, which in past years sponsored also “Sky Mirror” by Anish Kapoor and “Puppy” by Jeff Koons, both installed at the Rockefeller Centre.