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For many years, Margulies maintained a publicly accessible sculpture garden on Grove Isle, a small, private island with condominium towers and a hotel in Coconut Grove and historically one of the most exclusive addresses in the city.
The park covers some twenty-six point five acres and is nationally recognized for the most essential and biggest sculpture collection found on any university's campus. It features works by such important artists as Serra, Noguchi, Nevelson, Miro and Dubuffet.
What a beautiful campus filled with beauty. the art work situated between the natural beauty of the palms and blue skies. A feast for the New York winter eyes, but beautiful any time of year. If you enjoy outdoor sculpture like seeing students happily engaged this is no miss opportunity. By MogulInterior.
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Of the 5,000 pieces in his collection, he holds the American painter and sculptor George Segal’s Subway (1968) in highest esteem. The piece features one of Segal’s uncanny plaster figures seated...
This year, visitors will experience shows titled ‘The Italians’, pieces by 15 Italian artists who were influenced by Arte Povera artists; ‘New European and American Painters and Sculptors’, works by artists new to The Margulies Collection; and ‘The Bitter Years’, featuring Great Depression-era photography by Dorothea Lange, Walker ...
Through One Collector’s Eyes: A Conversation with Martin Margulies. Martin Z. Margulies is part of a cadre of elite collectors that have built public art institutions around their private collections, thereby institutionalizing their personal passion and imbuing it with significance within the global context of the art world.
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In 1998, Martin Z. Margulies along with his longtime curator Katherine Hinds began looking for a suitable space to display the growing collection of photography, video and installation works, and sculpture of the Margulies Contemporary Art Collection.
