Piper Marshall and Liam Gillick (Liam Gillick) know of Before knowing each other. Art curator Piper is familiar with Liam’s Liam as the leading work of the artist. Conversely, Liam once at the Museum of Modern Art and the Museum Mary Bon Gallery. In the end, their path was more than enough to form a direct connection. In 2018, their romance began in the Luma Foundation in Alx, France. Paper said: “We spent the whole summer with our friends, eating and drinking in the garden in the villa in the evening.” After late at night, Liam asked to walk home. She said: “Maybe it was our first real date.” On Christmas Eve in 2022, Liam proposed to Piper, a ring hidden on it, which is hidden in a pretending In the bag of Portuguese egg USST T.
The two married on the north fork in Long Island in July 2024. Their ceremony was held in the old school building of the Oyster Pond History Society in the East of New York.
Piper wore a customized patchwork, tall neck, Olivier’s veil, with lined sandals. Paper said in the lucky design: “The appearance of the wedding is inspired by a similar spirit and changed the style of the wedding.” She maintained the beauty of the bride and chose neutral makeup and the least bread. At the same time, Liam wore a suit tailored by London Atelier Arena. “Tom Arena is a huge tailor in Britain, but his attitude is contemporary. You wear a suit and don’t wear you.” Liam said.
The ceremony was interrupted by romantic poetry. Alexis Johnson, director of Paula Cooper Gallery, reads Nikki Giovanni’s “Love Poem”, artist Crihrut Tira Rirkrit Tiravanija reads the “Mountain Poem” of Stonehouse, a Zen Buddhist monk. In the end, their official Simon Critchley was a professor of philosophy of the new school, and his preaching ended John Donne’s “The Good Morrow”. The guests subsequently conducted a show, designed by Liam.
The couple held enrollment at the home of nearby artists Servane Mary and Gallerist Jose Martos. “Servane and Jose always gather artists, curators, and writers for public meals-placed outside the starry sky. We are glad to share this tradition with our loved ones.” The bride said. Then they asked their friends Jill Lecy and chef Ryan Hardy (owner of the local hotel Yinsha) to propose a menu that focuses on North fork’s agricultural products and seafood, and Including rich Spanish seafood rice. Like the wedding plan, Liam designed the menu and table card. Paper said: “The number of the table is the graphic of the mother of Tom Thumb. This is the ancient English fairy tale theme used by Liam in the work.”
For the decoration, the bride and the groom embraced the neutral palette. The guest was sitting on two long tables, wearing a white tablecloth. The arrangement of the Gabela Phantom daisy and other cream in the blooming of the flower shop Nathaniel Savage. Liam said: “We keep everything (allowed) the natural environment and appreciated (allowed).” The transparent curtains of the tent were opened, blowing in the wind, and Piper explained the visual vision. The effect is the artwork of 1989 No title (LOVERBOY) Felix Gonzalez-Torres.
Liam’s eldest son or Organo was the master of the ceremony because his family and friends gave a speech. Since then, DJ Charles Klarsfeld began a set of performances that lasted until late at night. The bride said: “We dance for three consecutive hours and cheer for his name at the end of the evening.” Since 1971, she has changed to the old -fashioned Loris Azzaro dress. A few months later, Paipa described her wedding as “summer dream”.
“The high temperature in July; the breeze cooled us at dusk. The crowded dance floor; the large number of love shared on the day is extraordinary,” she said. “It’s with us.”