ABOUT
From conception to realization, Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld promotes collaboration and an independent vision.
A private art dealership founded by Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld, works primarily with emerging talents to promote and produce their shows and provide a platform for them to sell their art. Vladimir produced his first show for artist Marco Perego in Paris in 2008. He followed with a show of works by David Mushegain, PC Valmorbida and Salim Langatta in 2009 and an exhibition of works by Richard Hambleton with Andy Valmorbida, in collaboration with Giorgio Armani, both in New York. In November 2009 Restoin Roitfeld curated emerging French artist Nicolas Pol’s first US show on the Lower East Side in New York.
ABOUT VLADIMIR RESTOIN ROITFELD
Born and raised in Paris, France, one of the world’s richest artistic environments, Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld was exposed to all genres of art at an early age. His passion for cinematic arts in particular brought him to Los Angeles, where he pursued a degree in Cinema and Television, a BA in International Relations, and a degree in Business at the University of Southern California. While in Los Angeles, Vladimir’s valuable experiences working as an assistant producer for Paramount Pictures and a talent agent at Anonymous Content introduced him to a creative community with a wide variety of talents. In 2008, Vladimir launched his company with an eye for innovative ways to expose the many talented people he became acquainted with during his travels. His first show, for artist Marco Perego, debuted in Paris in June of 2008. By February 2009, Vladimir had created an exhibition of works by world renowned artists David Mushegain, PC Valmorbida, and Salim Langatta. The event was in collaboration with luxury brand Louis Vuitton and marked Vladimir’s first partnership with a major fashion house. After teaming up with art dealer Andy Valmorbida in late 2009, to produce and curate an exhibition for the critically acclaimed artist Richard Hambleton, sponsored by Giorgio Armani, luxury brands around the world began to take notice of Vladimir’s talents. He now works with many of the world’s leading brands to produce exhibitions with a contemporary feel, and is able to generate worldwide excitement and buzz for the talent he represents. Vladimir continues to search for artists and projects that will bring together a group of diverse and open minded individuals, who feel passionate about the arts.
EXHIBITION HISTORY
Ouattara Watts “Vertigo,” NYC, February 2011
Richard Hambleton “A Retrospective,” NYC, September 2011, sponsored by Giorgio Armani, in collaboration with Phillips de Pury
RETNA, “The Hallelujah World Tour,” London, June 2011, sponsored by Bombardier and VistaJet.
Nicolas Pol “Sick Atavus of the New Blood,” NYC, May 2010.
RETNA, “The Hallelujah World Tour,” NYC, February 2011, sponsored by Bombardier and VistaJet.
Richard Hambleton “The Godfather of Street Art,” London, November 2010, sponsored by Giorgio Armani.
Nicolas Pol “Mother of Pouacrus,” London Frieze, October 2010.
Richard Hambleton, Moscow Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow Russia, September 2010
Richard Hambleton, AmfAR Cannes France, May 2010
Richard Hambleton, Milan, March 2010, sponsored by Giorgio Armani.
Nicolas Pol “The Martus Maw,” NYC, November 2009
Richard Hambleton, NYC, September 2009, sponsored by Giorgio Armani
David Mushegain, PC Valmorbida, and Salim Langatta, NYC, February 2009, in collaboration with Louis Vuitton
Marco Perego, Paris, June 2008.