Alexander Calder first met Joan Miró when he arranged a studio visit in Paris with the Catalan genius in 1928. Although their personalities and backgrounds ranged wildly--one an American of great size and presence, the other more petite and taciturn--the two shared an uncommon kinship over the following fifty years. While living an ocean apart, they each discovered very similar and entirely unprecedented artistic visions. These two great artists continue to influence future generations. We are also delighted to present Richard Roblin and Sen-1, two significant and highly celebrated painters continuing to challenge the way we experience life and art today.