Maison 1729: From The Vineyards of Champagne to The High Line

• Join Ruinart at Maison 1729: From the Vineyards of Champagne to The High Line, an immersive pop-up experience exploring the intersection of art and sustainability and celebrating Ruinart’s commitment to conscious luxury. Situated in the heart of Chelsea, just steps from The High Line, Maison 1729 will open to the public for the first time the weekend of the Frieze Art Fair in New York and will run through the end of June, exploring Ruinart’s vision as the conscious and contemporary jewel of champagne.

In collaboration with Maison Ruinart through this year’s Carte Blanche program, artist Eva Jospin’s work will be showcased in the United States for the first time at this exhibit. Guests are welcome to come in and enjoy Jospin’s ‘PROMENADE(S)’, an immersive piece inspired by the Champagne region and Maison’s history to create a mineral and plant landscape and devotion to art that fosters a deeper understanding of our connections to nature. Open to many different interpretations, the installation evokes a promenade through the Champagne region of France.
This year, the House of Ruinart is partnering with sustainability and horticulture experts at The High Line to highlight and explore native plants along the High Line, showcasing the importance in a balanced ecosystem.

Maison 1729: From the Vineyards of Champagne to The High Line will be open to the public beginning the weekend of Frieze Art Fair New York and continuing every Thursday evening and Saturday throughout June. In conjunction with The High Line, Ruinart will also be hosting tours that will take guests from Maison 1729 through a docent-led tour of The High Line highlighting a shared dedication to preserving native plants and promoting biodiversity.

Opening Hours: Maison 1729 will be open to the public from May 19-June 8.
• Friday, May 19: 11:00am – 7:00pm
• Saturday, May 20: 11:00am – 7:00pm
• Sunday, May 21: 11:00am – 5:00pm
• Thursday, May 25: 5:00pm – 9:00pm
• Saturday, May 27: 10:00am – 6:00pm
• Saturday, June 3: 10:00am – 6:00pm
• Thursday, June 8: 5:00pm – 9:00pm