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You had to work for art this weekend. There was of course a mandatory outing to Randall’s Island for Frieze, and even more pleasant, a trip to Greenwich, Connecticut for the Karen Kilimnik opening at the Brant Foundation. The weather was perfect, the BBQ was intense, and the art world showed up in major force. Here are the highlights.

Years of works Karen Kilimnik showed at the foundation: 30 (1982 – 2012).

Artists present in Greenwich: KAWS and Julia Chiang, David Salle, Jane Holzer, Hanna Liden, Elizabeth Peyton, Marilyn Minter, Nate Lowman, Dan Colen, Francesco Clemente, and many others.

Accompanied by small kids: Leo Villareal and Yvonne Force, Simon de Pury, Urs Fischer.

Other notables: Leelee Sobieski, Kim Gordon, Olympia Scarry, Michael Avedon, Tara Subkoff, Bob Colacello, Hope Atherton, Jose Mugrabi, Aby Rosen, Jeffrey Deitch, Stefano Tonchi.

Best super sighting: Linda Evangelista playing soccer with her son Augustin on the field.

Best super dress: Stephanie Seymour in her scarlet Alaia.

Biggest topic of conversation: Hong Kong.

Best valet lot attraction: Jeff Koon’s Puppy which now lives on the Brant lands.

Biggest catering hits: Freshly BBQ’d pork and garden tomato infused mozzarella.

Sudden sausage expert: Gavin Brown, who tried some of Brant’s meat at the BBQ.

Most camera shy: Kilimnik, who of course happened to be the host.

Best parting gift: Lamb cookies inspired by Kilimnik’s signature paintings.

Photos: Billy Farrell Agency

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