Ellie Rines's guest appearances

Ellie Rines

Deep Color

Dialogues: The David Zwirner Podcast

The Remix Podcast

NOTA BENE: This Week in the Art World

Michael Foley

Paul Smith

Emily Wilson

Eileen Myles

Thelma Golden

Rachel Kushner

Olivia Laing

Joshua Cohen

Nayland Blake

Russell Tovey

Angela Davis

Luke Syson

Tyler Mitchell

Hilton Als

Levi Strauss

OwlTail

Jerry Saltz

A conversation about the art of looking. The Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic and author Jerry Saltz, of New York magazine and the bestselling How to Be an Artist, and the influential young gallerist Ellie Rines, of New York’s 56 Henry, on doing their jobs in unorthodox ways—and how to look at the endlessly proliferating and increasingly uncategorizable art in the world today.And a warning to our listeners: This episode briefly mentions suicide, so please listen with caution or skip 44:34-45:30.

A conversation about the art of looking. The Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic and author Jerry Saltz, of New York magazine and the bestselling <a href="https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/612484/how-to-be-an-artist-by-jerry-saltz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How to Be an Artist</a>, and the influential young gallerist Ellie Rines, of New York’s <a href="https://56henry.nyc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">56 Henry</a>, on doing their jobs in unorthodox ways—and how to look at the endlessly proliferating and increasingly uncategorizable art in the world today.And a warning to our listeners: This episode briefly mentions suicide, so please listen with caution or skip 44:34-45:30.

Episode 45 | Jerry Saltz and Ellie Rines

Annnnnnddd we're back. Greet the New Year with Benjamin in New York and Nate calling in from the the car in the midst of an epic road trip to discuss all the happenings in the New Year.  They are then joined by a dioane of downtown Ms. Ellie Rines to discuss her plans for 2022 (including some breaking news about the growth of her gallery 56 Henry).   ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/benjamin-godsill/support

Annnnnnddd we're back. Greet the New Year with Benjamin in New York and Nate calling in from the the car in the midst of an epic road trip to discuss all the happenings in the New Year. They are then joined by a dioane of downtown <a href="https://www.instagram.com/cornerdeliellie/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ms. Ellie Rines </a>to discuss her plans for 2022 (including some breaking news about the growth of her gallery <a href="https://www.instagram.com/56henry.nyc/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">56 Henry</a>).  --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/benjamin-godsill/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/benjamin-godsill/support</a>

Twenty Twenty Two: Featuring Guest Ellie Rines

Ellie Rines is the founder and director of 56 Henry and co-director at Ceysson Bénétière’s New York location. Ellie talks about paintings as memory banks, the relationship between gallery and artist, slowing down the discussion of an artwork, shower stalls as storage spaces, her recipe for ideal studio visits and acting as a conduit for the artists she represents.

Ellie Rines is the founder and director of 56 Henry and co-director at Ceysson Bénétière’s New York location. Ellie talks about paintings as memory banks, the relationship between gallery and artist, slowing down the discussion of an artwork, shower stalls as storage spaces, her recipe for ideal studio visits and acting as a conduit for the artists she represents.

Ellie Rines - Episode 37

Ellie Rines tells the story of transitioning from showing work in an unstaffed window space to her current gallery space at 56 Henry. She talks candidly about the jobs she works to support her gallery, the fact that the gallery is her apartment (not a secret), and the love she has for her gallery community. She’s breaking traditional gallery rules with her choice of gallery staff, the small group of artists she represents, and the unique opportunities she gives to bigger-named artists who are represented elsewhere. We discuss growing up, social media, the danger of art fairs, extreme faith in her artists, and her strategies for making it work. She actually talks numbers! Hallelujah!Ellie is the Founder and Director of 56 Henry Gallery, named by PAPER Magazine as part of “Chinatown’s New Art Gang,” and touted by Artinfo as a “small space with big ambition.” This isn’t her first small space though—she was previously the director of 55 Gansevoort, a window front and vestibule in the Meatpacking district.@56henry.nyc

Ellie Rines tells the story of transitioning from showing work in an unstaffed window space to her current gallery space at 56 Henry. She talks candidly about the jobs she works to support her gallery, the fact that the gallery is her apartment (not a secret), and the love she has for her gallery community. She’s breaking traditional gallery rules with her choice of gallery staff, the small group of artists she represents, and the unique opportunities she gives to bigger-named artists who are represented elsewhere. We discuss growing up, social media, the danger of art fairs, extreme faith in her artists, and her strategies for making it work. She actually talks numbers! Hallelujah! Ellie is the Founder and Director of 56 Henry Gallery, named by PAPER Magazine as part of “Chinatown’s New Art Gang,” and touted by Artinfo as a “small space with big ambition.” This isn’t her first small space though—she was previously the director of 55 Gansevoort, a window front and vestibule in the Meatpacking district. @56henry.nyc