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Artist Cj Hendry debuts first-ever public art installation with permanent HOOPS Tree this December in Miami
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To commemorate the unveiling of HOOPS Tree, Hendry offers a limited series of six exclusive drawings in varying shades of blue, each limited to 600 editions, reserved for her previous clients. Among these, a golden ticket is hidden, bestowing the lucky finder with the honor of claiming the largest drawing in the collection.
Cj Hendry, born in 1988 and hailing from Brisbane, Australia, is renowned for transforming her fascination with contemporary culture into hyper-photorealistic drawings. Her exhibits, celebrated for their immersive and interactive nature, have captivated audiences worldwide, from Miami to Melbourne, leaving an indelible mark on the art world. Hendry’s notable clientele and extensive waitlist, now exceeding 3,000 collectors, underscore her status as a sought-after force in modern art
About Cj Hendry
Cj Hendry (b. 1988) is a New York-based artist originally from Brisbane, Australia. Hendry transforms her fascination with contemporary material culture into large-scale, hyper-photorealistic drawings. Cj Hendry’s exhibits aren’t intended to be passively observed but, rather, actively experienced through engaging, fun, and thought-provoking exhibits. For her exhibit Monochrome, Hendry and her team built an entire multi-room “home” inside a warehouse with each room entirely monochrome-colored from floor to ceiling and everything in between. For Rorschach, guests jumped through a gigantic bouncy house maze in order to reach and finally view the impressive series. Each Cj Hendry exhibit, from Miami to Melbourne, draws massive crowds with attendees waiting in line for several hours – and, in the end, everyone leaves more enriched than when they arrived. With her celebrity clientele – and many works in private collections – Hendry’s waitlist is now well over 3,000 collectors with a wait time of up to five years to get their hands on a piece
These original drawings have sold. However the fun and games of hoops is about to commence!
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