Opening Reception Tuesday, February 7 from 6 – 9 PM
Exhibition Dates: February 7 through March 4, 2012
 

Press Links
New York Times - Bill Cunningham, Evening Hours
 
Diane, A Shaded View on Fashion - The Dandy's of New York Exhibition
 
Fashion Beyond Fashion - "The Dandy's New York," An exhibition at the New York Dorian Grey Gallery Celebrating Patrick McDonald
 
Zeitgeistworld - "The Dandy's New York" Exhibition
 
Rebel Rebel Anti-Style with Keanan Duffty: Dandy's New York
 
Jimmy The Stylist - Dandy's New York
 
Hype Magazine - Patrick McDonald
 
resolve 40
 
LOOKBOOKS - Go See! 'The Dandy's New York'
 
Josie's House of Style
 
Patrick McMullan.com - THE DANDY'S NEW YORK Art Opening
 
New York Magazine - First Look: 'Fashion Is My Décor'
 
Girls in a Tight Place : Becoming More Dandy
 
Moula Muldown >> LAGNIAPPE WINES
 
Donna Interviews Fashion Icon Patrick McDonald
 
The Dandy’s New York
 
The dandy's beauty consists above all in the cold appearance which comes from the unshakable resolution not to be moved; one might say the latent fire which makes itself felt, and which might, but does not wish to, shine forth.
‐ Baudelaire
 
Christopher Pusey and Luis Accorsi are pleased to announce the exhibition of "The Dandy's New York", February 7 through March 4, 2012 at Dorian Grey Gallery, 437 East 9th Street, New York City. The gallery will host an Opening Reception Tuesday, February 7 from 6 – 9 PM. Please RSVP. For additional information, please contact us at 516‐244‐4126.
 
Photographer Molua Muldown and multi‐media artist Lisa Pan reveal the authentic man behind New York’s celebrated and enigmatic dandy, Patrick McDonald. A series of environmental portrait photographs, mixed media collages and Patrick’s own poetry illustrate the East Village life and ethos of this unconventional artist. In this series, we look through the eyes of a man who has been described as a New York City living landmark and a walking work of art. Historically, New York City has been a haven for unique artists such as W. H. Auden, Quentin Crisp and Klaus Nomi. For over two decades, Patrick has been a muse and model for some of our most celebrated painters, photographers and illustrators. In our rapidly changing city, with it’s ever increasingly endangered environment for artists, Patrick’s uncompromising life simply inspires.