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Juan Roselione-Valadez, Allison Zuckerman, Mera Rubell, Sarah Harrelson and Emre Dilaver.
Juan Roselione-Valadez, Allison Zuckerman, Mera Rubell, Sarah Harrelson and Emre Dilaver.

On February 22, Cultured and Turkish jewelry brand Sevan Bicacki hosted an intimate luncheon at the Rubell Family Collection in celebration of Allison Zuckerman’s exhibition “Stranger in Paradise.” Set between Zuckerman’s dynamic large-scale works and vitrines arranged by Sevan Bicacki’s creative director Emre Dilaver, the afternoon featured a candid conversation between the artist and Mera Rubell.

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