Magen H Gallery is pleased to announce an upcoming collaboration, The Decorator's Eye, which will showcase curations with French mid-century furniture pieces from our collection by notable interior designers Robert Stilin, Michael Bargo and Alyssa Kapito...Read More

We are excited to be included in Bernd Goeckler's collaborative, community-based debut show, ‘THE NEW BRONZE AGE' in participation with...Read More

Magen H is excited to launch our online viewing room with a new weekly series, Staying Home With, where we reconnect with collectors and designers to talk about what it is like to stay home, their favorite designs, upcoming projects and more...Read More

Hugues Magen, founder of Magen H Gallery, is a guest speaker on Daniella Ohad's Collecting Design program. They discuss what it means to discover...Read More

During this unprecedented time, the gallery has decided to hold a silent auction for charity starting Monday, April 20th until 6PM Friday, April 24th featuring a French 1950s floor lamp. All proceeds will go directly to Food Bank NYC...Read More

Atelier Sabatier is pleased to invite you to a conversation with guests Hugues Magen and Yangsi Rinpoché speaking around the work of Pierre Sabatier. The conversation will focus...Read More

Magen H Gallery and Gerald Moreau are pleased to present an exhibition with works by Le Corbusier, which is accompanied by an exhibition catalogue. Entitled "Le Corbusier and His Associates," we are showcasing over 40 pieces...Read More

Le Corbusier (born as Charles-Edouard Jeanneret, in Switzerland 1887) was the most seminal architect and urban planner during the twentieth century. Dedicated to implementing more efficient and simpler living conditions, Le Corbusier was one of the early pioneers of modern architecture...Read More

Magen H Gallery and guest curator Marie-Alexandrine Yvernault are pleased to present the first retrospective dedicated to French artist and jewelry designer Jean-Claude Bonillo. The exhibition will showcase around sixty unique pieces...Read More

Magen H Gallery is pleased to present the first retrospective of Boris Anastassievitch’s oeuvre in the United States. Covering the full breadth of his career with over 40 works, the exhibition features Anastassievitch’s dynamic steel sculptures juxtaposed with a selection of his monotypes...Read More

Magen H Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition titled “Vallauris: An Expression of Ceramic.” The exhibition will provide a critical overview of the pottery culture that was booming during the 1950-1960 in the South of France...Read More

Magen H Gallery is pleased to present the first retrospective of works by prominent craftsman Pierre Chapo (1927 - 1987). Coinciding with the architect’s 30th anniversary of passing, Magen H Gallery celebrates the oeuvre of Pierre Chapo...Read More

The Magen H Gallery is pleased to announce the upcoming retrospective of French sculptor, Pierre Sabatier. This comprehensive exhibition will be his first in the United States...Read More

Magen H Gallery is pleased to present the exclusive retrospective and premiere of the publication, Art et Industrie—a New York Movement. For over two decades, Art et Industrie was recognized as an epicenter for an emerging radical artistic movement...Read More

From the moment it opened its doors in November 1977, Art et Industrie was a place—a draw to those interested in edgy alternative culture and a mecca for those makers already treading the fine line between fine and applied art...Read More

Magen H Gallery is pleased to announce the launch of our new website accompanied by an exhibition at the Gallery, May 12th 2015. The website will offer quick and easy access to the Gallery's inventory and essential information regarding our program. We hope to enhance the quality and availability of information to architects, designers and collectors worldwide. Read More

Magen H Gallery is pleased to present an exclusive exhibition of La Borne, a post-war movement of ceramic expression in France, accompanied by the sustaining publication, "La Borne: 1940-1980." Read More

Magen H Gallery is pleased to present “The Object of Sculpture”
"The Object of Sculpture" features selected works from the post war period to present, inclusive of decorative arts, ceramics, and sculpture. The curated collection broadens the concept and relativity of the dimension of sculpture...Read More

The design of HL23's dramatic exterior, and the level to which the building is finished inside - unique in New York City's new developments, made for the perfect match with Magen H Gallery. The gallery is one of the world's most esteemed destinations for top collectors, leading architects, and high end...Read More

Dealer’s Choice: At Home with Purveyors of Antique and Vintage Furnishings features the exquisite private spaces inhabited by the world’s leading dealers of modernist furniture and objects, antiquities and antique European decorative works. Read More

Offering the best pieces in the collection by mid-century designers such as Royere, Adnet, Hiquily, Agostini, Guariche, and Chaleyssin, and a select few pieces by contemporary artists such as Howard Meister and Forrest Myers, dealer April Magen collaborated with interior designer and artist Ryan Lawson...Read More

The Artists Louis Jacob incorporated a picture of Howard Meister's chair Nothing Continues To Happen in his work entitled Album IV showing in the "Haunted" exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum. Read More

Highlights from the Modern Design Collection: 1900 to the Present
Howard Meister's chair "Nothing Continues to Happen" (1980), is a featured work in this current exhibit in addition to being part of the museum's permanent collection. Read More

Magen H. Gallery Opens New Space
with Work by Contemporary American & Iconic French Artists
New venue designed by architect Alan Wanzenberg
NEW YORK, NY — Hugues and April Magen will debut their new space, Magen H. Gallery, at 54 East 11th Street, with a significant exhibition of sculpture, furniture, and ceramics by contemporary American designers and by the iconic 20th-century French masters for which the gallery is well known. Read More