The art fairs have already started! This year ADAA runs from February 27th through March 4th, and then the rest of the fairs run from March […]
Art Fairs
Anxiety and the art fairs, NADA edition
Note: The images on this post disappeared during a 2022 hack. We continue fixing the thousands of pages that were damaged. Luckily we have back-up […]
The fairs! The fairs!
In March, the art fairs come to New York, and I’ve put together a brief list, with descriptions and helpful links to the individual fairs. […]
Art fairs: Satellite and NADA, 2016
Contributed by Sharon Louden / On Friday, I spent almost three hours at theSatellite Art Fair and returned for another half hour on Saturday. It […]
Invitations: Miami and Paris
I have two shows opening this week: A solo show (S-105)curated by Robert Yoder/SEASON at the PULSE Contemporary Art Fair and the Paris iteration of Deux […]
Frieze Weekend
UPDATE: Fair paralysis set in this year, and, overwhelmed by the number of things going on (Frieze, NADA, Portal, etc.), I opted to go to […]
“Untitled–the best fair in Miami Beach”
Contributed by guest correspondent Sharon Louden / Today, I ventured out to Untitled, a curated art fair which I believe is by far the leading […]
Art Fair Quiz: Spring/Break–Answers have been posted!
Although the Spring/Break Art Show is known more for installations, dimly lit rooms and video projections, there were a fair number of paintings on the […]
Miami, Part IV: Rebecca Morgan’s eye on the figurative (and a bit of abstraction)
Guest Contributor Rebecca Morgan / The Miami fairs constitute true spectacle. I enjoyed watching it happen from a safe distance, and found it even more […]
In Hudson: Pop-up Gallery Portraits and NADA
Austin Thomas is helping Scot Cohen organize “Pop-up Gallery Portraits” at 430 Warren Street in Hudson, NY. The exhibition opens on July 30 and will coincide […]
Art Bloggers @ Red Dot open discussion
Thanks everyone for coming to the art blogger panel discussion. I’m sure the audience had more to contribute, so the panel questions (we didn’t get […]
