The gallery’s second floor will highlight a selection of works including Mr. Brainwash’s Balloon Girl from 2021 and Shero from 2020; Andy Warhol’s Jacqueline Kennedy III from 1965 and The Witch from 1981; DeVon’s Marilyn from 2020; and Roy Lichtenstein’s Reflections on Minerva, among others.

The exhibition will be on display with all works available for purchase at Carlton Fine Arts Ltd. 543 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10022 location. Exhibition hours are Mondays – Thursdays: 10 AM – 6 PM; Fridays: 10 AM – 3 PM; Saturdays: Closed; Sundays: 11 AM – 6 PM and by appointment. 

For those interested in checking out the exhibition outside of open hours, appointments can be scheduled by calling 212-593-2800 or email: info@carltonfa.com. Visit hcp://carltonfa.com/ , for more information.

ABOUT CARLTON FINE ARTS

Carlton Fine Arts locations are nestled on Madison Avenue and 5th Avenue in the Upper East Side of New York City showcasing the highest quality Pop Art and Modern Masters from across the world in their five-level flagship gallery. Gaining their start in 1969, Carlton Fine Arts is a family owned and operated business. Carlton Fine Arts Ltd. is located at 543 Madison Ave and 689 Fifth Ave in New York, NY.  Exhibition hours are Mondays – Thursdays: 10 AM – 6 PM; Fridays: 10 AM – 3 PM; Saturdays: Closed; Sundays: 11 AM – 6 PM and by appointment. For more information visit http://carltonfa.com/ or @carltonfinearts.

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The exhibition will be spread over two floors and will highlight over three dozen Marilyn Monroe inspired works with selections from artists such as Andy Warhol, Patrick Rubenstein, Mr. Brainwash, DeVon and more.

One the key pieces in the exhibition will be a work by Mr. Brainwash, who is set to have a solo show later this Fall at Carlton Fine Arts, spotlighting a brand-new collection of works. Entitled Marilyn from 2017, Mr. Brainwash created this work of art using over 45 old records.

The exhibition will be on display with all works available for purchase at Carlton Fine Arts Ltd. 543 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10022 location. Exhibition hours are Mondays – Thursdays: 10 AM – 6 PM; Fridays: 10 AM – 4 PM; Saturdays: Closed; Sundays: 11 AM – 6 PM and by appointment. For those interested in checking out the exhibition outside of open hours, appointments can be scheduled by calling 212-593-2800 or email: info@carltonfa.com. Visit http://carltonfa.com/ , for more information.

ABOUT CARLTON FINE ARTS

Carlton Fine Arts locations are nestled on Madison Avenue and 5th Avenue in the Upper East Side of New York City showcasing the highest quality Pop Art and Modern Masters from across the world in their three-level flagship gallery. Gaining their start in 1969, Carlton Fine Arts is a family owned and operated business. Carlton Fine Arts Ltd. is located at 543 Madison Ave and 689 Fifth Ave in New York, NY. Exhibition hours are Mondays – Thursdays: 10 AM – 6 PM; Fridays: 10 AM – 4 PM; Saturdays: Closed; Sundays: 11 AM – 6 PM and by appointment. For those interested in checking out the exhibition outside of open hours, appointments can be scheduled by calling (212) 593-2800, or e-mailing: info@carltonfa.com. For more information visit carltonfa.com or @carltonfinearts

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Also on display were Andy Warhol’s Mick Jagger (1975), Kelly Sullivan’s Rock and Roll Voodoo (2015), and other works by artists highlighting the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and the Rolling Stones.

Those in attendance that evening included Peter Thomas Roth, Linjie Deng, Cathy Soref, Dusty Wright, Terry Hill, Miranda Lee, Margie Beck, Jean Ziperski, Sara Beth Shrager, Shelby Hannan, & Nicole and Natalie Meir.

Although the Grateful Dead started their storied career as a band in 1965, Artist Robert Cenedella only recently boarded the proverbial ‘bus’ as a Deadhead. In this massive interpretation of the band’s journey across the years, So Many Roads, also known as Grateful Dead 1965-Forever, leaves your eyes scrolling from one panel to the next, all while pondering about the deeper meaning behind all the imagery within the painting. Just like Robert Hunter and John Perry Barlow were able to do with their lyrics, Cenedella paints a story that is open to interpretation and resonates with the viewer however they deem fit in this Deadhead’s utopia.

In honor and celebration of Jerry Garcia, on what would have been his 80^th birthday, So Many Roads will remain on display to the public until August 1^st, 2022. On August 2^nd, So Many Roads will exit the Rock & Roll Art exhibition due to prior filming obligations for an upcoming documentary; however, the 26″ x 39″ Fotiou Framed Digital Archival Print will remain in its place at Carlton Fine Arts until August 12^th. Exhibition hours are Monday – Thursday: 10 AM – 6 PM; Friday: 10 AM – 4 PM; Saturday: Closed; Sunday: 11 AM – 6 PM. For those interested in seeing the exhibition outside of open hours, appointments can be scheduled by calling (212) 593-2800, or by emailing: info@carltonfa.com. Visit http://carltonfa.com/ for more information.

ABOUT ROBERT CENEDELLA

Robert Cenedella was born in Milford, Massachusetts in 1940.  He received his formal education from The High School of Music & Art in New York, and from The Art StudentsLeague of New York.  From 1988-2020, he inherited the George Grosz Chair at The League where he was invited to teach his Life Drawing Class and a Painting Workshop. Following a definitive tradition in art, like Brueghel, Daumier, Hogarth, and Grosz before him, Cenedella has devoted his art to chronicling the changing rituals and myths of contemporary American society.

In the last 40 years, Cenedella has amassed considerable international praise as well as inclusion in numerous public and private collections.  His commissions include works for the famed Bacardi International and Absolut VODKA, a theater piece for actor Tony Randall, two murals of historical significance for Le Cirque 2000 Restaurants in New York and Mexico City, and most recently a visual jam to commemorate the history of the Grateful Dead.

In September 1985, Cenedella exhibited at the Bagatelle in the Bois de Boulogne in Paris, a show sponsored by Mr. Jacques Chirac, then mayor of Paris. In 1988, he held a one-man show at Saatchi & Saatchi’s headquarters in New York, and in 1990, he was included in the prestigious Amnesty International Exhibition in SoHo, New York. In December 1994, he had a major retrospective at the Galerie Am Scheunenviertel in Berlin, Germany, which was a tribute to his former mentor and ran concurrently with the George Grosz Centennial Exhibition at the Berlin National Gallery. That same year, Cenedella’s concept of selling shares of stock in his painting 2001 – A Stock Odyssey was disclosed in a New York Times feature article. The idea prompted Leo Castelli, the SoHo gallery owner, who once compared the art boom of the 1980s to the rise of junk bonds, to call the experiment “a conceptual work of art.” Cenedella was also featured in Norbert Bunge’s award-winning documentary film George Grosz in America: Life’s Fine in the Labyrinth presented at the Berlin Film Festival in 1995.

From 1995 to 2000, Robert Cenedella exhibited and lectured around the United States. From March to May 2003, a full retrospective of the artist’s political works was sponsored by The Nation Institute. This exhibit, The Nation Hangs Cenedella, was held at the New York executive offices of The Nation magazine and covered subjects ranging from the Selma riots to the preemptive war on Iraq. It was the first exhibition given to an American artist by The Nation. On March 11, 2004, Cenedella unveiled “The Easel Painting Revival” at Le Cirque 2000. In the spring of 2005, Robert Cenedella had a solo exhibition at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York, and conducted a lecture entitled: “WHAT isn’t ART.”

Cenedella’s art and life was the subject of a book, “The American Artist as Satirist,” by M. Kay Flavell. Cenedella was also the protagonist in Art Bastard, a historical documentary film on his life and work, which was released in the spring of 2016 by Concannon Productions, Inc. to critical acclaim.  It was written and directed by Victor Kanefsky, produced by Chris T. Concannon, and edited by Jim MacDonald.

Robert Cenedella maintained a studio for 60 years in Tribeca and Midtown Manhattan; In August 2020, Cenedella moved from New York City to Maine with his wife, Liz, where he paints full-time. During the summer, Cenedella spends his time on his private island in Maine in a rustic cabin he personally built many years ago. He uses this time for reflection and inspiration.  He is currently working on a coffee table book that revolves around his art and life story, which is due to be released in 2023, titled Robert Cenedella | 60 Years of American Art.

For more information about Robert Cenedella, you can visit his website at RobertCenedella.com, or follow him through social media:

Facebook: @RobertCenedellaArt

Instagram: @RobertCenedella

Twitter: @RobertCenedella

ABOUT CARLTON FINE ARTS

Carlton Fine Arts locations are nestled on Madison Avenue and 5th Avenue in the Upper East Side of New York City showcasing the highest quality Pop Art and Modern Masters from across the world in their three-level flagship gallery. Gaining their start in 1969, Carlton Fine Arts is a family owned and operated business. Carlton Fine Arts Ltd. is located at 543 Madison Ave and 689 Fifth Ave in New York, NY. Exhibition hours are Mondays – Thursdays: 10 AM – 6 PM; Fridays: 10 AM – 4 PM; Saturdays: Closed; Sundays: 11 AM – 6 PM and by appointment. For those interested in checking out the exhibition outside of open hours, appointments can be scheduled by calling (212) 593-2800, or e-mailing: info@carltonfa.com. For more information visit carltonfa.com or @carltonfinearts

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The gallery’s three floors will showcase some of the most iconic works from the key pop artists that will be highlighted in Miami. Those include Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Boxer Rebellion from 1982, Marc Chagall’s Ville de Paris from 1966, Damien Hirst’s Splatter Mickey from 2015, Kaws’ You Should Know, I Know from 2015, Jeff Koons’ Monkey Train from 2007, Roy Lichtenstein’s Reflection on Soda Fountain from 1991, Mr. Brainwash’s Follow Your Dreams from 1966, Andy Warhol’s Ingrid Bergmann from 1986, and Linjie Deng’s Moon Catcher from 2020, to name a few.

The exhibition will be on display with all works available for purchase at Carlton Fine Arts Ltd. 543 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10022 location. Exhibition hours are Mondays – Thursdays: 10 AM – 6 PM; Fridays: 10 AM – 4 PM; Saturdays: Closed; Sundays: 11 AM – 6 PM and by appointment. For those interested in checking out the exhibition outside of open hours, appointments can be scheduled by calling 212-593-2800 or email: info@carltonfa.com. Visit http://carltonfa.com/ , for more information.

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Asian Art SPA features different works, which Deng created after he was attacked at a New York subway station at 86th street. His attacker referred to him as f**king yellow while violently shoving him to the ground. Reclaiming the Asian slur, Deng has created three works that are all yellow, paying respect to the pain the Asian community has felt during this time. These pieces include I am White, Black and Asian, in which a panda is depicted holding two guns; I don’t like the way he looked at me either, and 8 Deadly Shots. The proceeds from these works will be donated to Think!Chinatown, a non-profit whose mission is to foster inter-generational community through neighborhood engagement, storytelling & the arts.

Deng will also feature other works including works from his Yin-Yang Series, a selection of contemporary calligraphy works consisting of a set of mutually opposing and coexisting words: freedom and hope, you and me, me and we, proud and humble. These reflect the different reactions and perspectives of Eastern and Western cultures throughout the last year.

The Teeth Falling Out series will also be spotlighted with works including The Tooth, Water, Sunshine, Soil, and Leaves. Deng has chosen five basic elements of life and painted them individually, aiming to magnify the small and potentially invisible visual characteristics of each. After spending time painting these, Deng feels connected to them, not just physically but spiritually.  He was able to respect their value and to not treat them as inconsequential, which is what he hopes his audience will feel.

Linjie Deng’s “Asian Art SPA” exhibition will be on display with all works available for purchase at Carlton Fine Arts Ltd. 543 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10022 location. Exhibition hours are Mondays – Thursdays: 10 AM – 6 PM; Fridays: 10 AM – 4 PM; Saturdays: Closed; Sundays: 11 AM – 6 PM and by appointment. For those interested in checking out the exhibition outside of open hours, appointments can be scheduled by calling 212-593-2800 or email: info@carltonfa.com. Visit http://carltonfa.com/, for more information.

ABOUT LINJIE DENG

Linjie Deng is a multi-talented conceptual artist in New York City. The 28-year-old artist moved to NYC in 2015 after graduating from art college in Beijing, then received his MFA degree from the School of Visual Arts in New York. Multimedia art, such as ink art, participatory art and performance art have always been a passion and hobby in Deng’s life. He started studying Chinese ink art and calligraphy at six years old. Now, his artwork has also migrated to a space within digital media and video. He also experiments with new media art from a Conceptualist position. Deng’s works have been shown in China, the Museum of Chinese in America, The Hamptons Virtual Art Fair, and have been featured by The United Nations.

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Ozerskaya’s works are represented by visioner.art gallery which focuses on original works and editions by iconic blue chip names and emerging talents. A good representation of her works can be found on the gallery website (www.visioner.net) or on Artsy (www.artsy.net/visioner).

Olga’s works are refreshing especially during the COVID-19 pandemic as one can almost get lost in the brightness and jovial nature of her depictions despite these bleak times.

“I want people to feel recharged after viewing my work from the series I created during COVID. I’m a colorist by nature. That’s where I source my energy for the work. I often choose to incorporate bright colors, but I wanted people to be inspired in this difficult time to use art as a tool to bring them joy. From my perspective, what else can I do to give back?  I would like my art to be a contribution,” says Ozerskaya.

Ozerskaya’s art has a whimsical quality, and it is clear she is hyper-focused on feminine beauty and imagery. She is clearly a feminist who is able to depict the strength yet beauty of women in their natural form.

“While the idea of portraying women archetypes came before COVID, I continued to create these works during quarantine. They are important now because we’ve all had to go within our inner world during this time and understand our own personal spirit and who we are as individuals,” she adds.

Together with Visioner.Art, Olga conducted her first online solo exhibition. Her women archetypes series of works were part of the exhibition “The flower girls.” The series examines women archetypes that prevail in contemporary society. Archetypes are models based on patterns and images that represent tendencies in us, which were first introduced by Carl Jung as a way to understand how our psyche contributes to our behavior.

“My new series on women archetypes was inspired by legendary feminist artists Barbara Kruger, Judy Chicago, and Tracey Emin. Each art work is a visual code – flower and text describing a certain women archetype. Every human has their own set of these codes. The key to self-acceptance is to understand them,” says Ozerskaya. 

Her work Wish you were here, made from acrylic print on canvas, is a stark contrast to the harsh realities of the pandemic and even many of the morbid advertisements we see today. Another piece in the series, You are my heaven, is also playful and upbeat. The white orchids in the digital collage have a photographic quality and are so abundant that it makes the viewer want to lay down in them. The lettering in this series resembles the hype wear brand Supreme, and the words have the appearance of floating. 

Ozerskaya also has not stopped creating during COVID-19. Like her upbeat work, she continues to have a positive perspective and mindset on her future. As a result, she will be featured in Visioner.Art Gallery’s exhibit “From Warhol to Quinn with Everything in Between.” The exhib it will be showcased in this year’s first ever Hampton’s Virtual Art Fair (HVAF) where Olga’s work will be presented together with iconic blue-chip names like Andy Warhol, Eric Fischl, Nathaniel Mary Quinn among others and can be viewed at https://www.hamptonsvirtualartfair.com/visioner-art/

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Renowned as one of the city’s leading contemporary and modern art fairs, Art New York presented premium works of art from more than 300 artists combined with curated programs of special projects, non-profit partnerships, and CONTEXT, a destination for new and established contemporary galleries to present emerging, mid-career and cutting-edge talent. The collector’s afternoon VIP Preview, which occurred on opening day at 2pm before the fair opened to the public at 5pm, saw VIP ticket-holders gathered from early morning and resulted in numerous sales and a record-breaking number of visitors with 6,000 people attending that day.

Julian Navarro, Co-Director, Art New York, “This was a very strong edition due to the important sales reported by our galleries of today’s most exciting and influential artists, the quality of the attendees and the vibrant atmosphere. The fair’s success indicated a positive and growing market for emerging and mid-career artists. Art New York continues to remain a vital fair for collectors during New York’s art week to discover and acquire fresh and significant works from contemporary and modern art.”

As guests entered the fair, they were drawn to a $3.5 million portrait presented by RUDOLF BUDJA GALLERY titled, Liza Minnelli, by Andy Warhol. The monochrome portrait has a flash of color with the star’s lips painted red, and is one of ten portraits made, with Liza holding four in her personal collection.

Two high value works at Martinelli Art Gallery titled Concetto Spaziale “Attese”, 1960 by Lucio Fontana priced at $2.5 million, and Achrome by Piero Manzoni priced at $3 million appealed to guests, who were also entranced by Art of the World Gallery’s bright red booth that showcased work including Random Sewing, 2009 by Jim Dine and Two Friends, 2012 by Fernando Botero. As attendees moved through the fair, they engaged with Jellyfish Eyes, (Black I), 2004 by Takashi Murakami and several pieces by Jean Dubuffet at Rosenfeld Gallery, in addition to the stunning collections of Frank Stella and Marc Chagall at Masterworks Fine Art.

In the VIP Lounge, Chase Contemporary revealed a series of never-before-exhibited kinetic works by esteemed artist, inventor, and pioneering engineer Chuck Hoberman including Spiral, 2011 and Helicoid, 1997 andIris Dome, 1994, which has been displayed at The Museum of Modern Art.

The high quality of the presentation ensured that extremely sought-after offerings at the fair also included works by KAWS, RETNA, Pablo Atchugarry, Jean-Michel Basquiat, George Condo, Salvador Dali, Willem de Kooning, Shepard Fairey, Keith Haring, Robert Indiana, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Longo, Francisco Masó, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, Richard Prince, and Robert Rauschenberg.

Sales Included:

• Art of the World Gallery had a Fernando Botero painting, valued at approximately $1 million, placed on reserve, and sold With all my love, 2018 by Mr. Brainwash for approximately $60,000, and Obtuse, 2018 byRafael Barrios for approximately $20,000.
• ​Mark Hachem placed two sculptures by Philippe Hiquily, one titled Marathonienne, 1998 for $250,000, and a smaller version of the same work for $125,000. They also placed Tenderness, 1958 by Hamed Abdallafor $65,000, and a sculpture by Hussein Madi for $22,000.
• Clark Priftis Art placed four Moon Crater panels and one Starburst mirror by Abby Modell, all from 2019, for a total cost of $72,500.
• Zemack Contemporary Art placed Shely, 2016 by Yigal Ozeri for $70,000 as well as the artist’s work, New York scenes, 2018 for $18,000, and Snoop Dogg, 1998 by Jonathan Mannion.
• Markowitz Fine Art placed Knowledge is power, 2018, by Kai for $58,000.
• Eternity Gallery placed two works by Damien Hirst, both for $25,000.
• DMD Contemporary placed two pieces by Debbie Ma, No Way In, 2019 $45,000, and Beneath the Moon, 2018 for $17,000.
• Avant Gallery placed several Skyler Grey paintings including Minnie’s Chanel Can of pearls in green & gold, 2018 and Mickey’s Chanel addiction in Paris pink, priced up to $50,000 and several works by Lasso, including The Marias, 2019, Ruana, 2019 priced up to $22,000, and his Idolo series, 2019.
• Taglialatella Galleries X Jerkface revealed the artist’s first site-specific, interactive installation at a major international art fair, titled Eat Your Spinach, where Jerkface presented an experiential reimagination of his favorite spinach-loving sailor. An original painting on canvas was released and immediately sold for $35,000, while the entire new collection of limited-edition prints, released at the VIP Preview, were sold. During the opening day, guests inside the installation were able to make short videos that were sent to their phones as a curated, live-action clip to be shared on social media.
• Waterhouse & Dodd placed several Hyperphotos by Jean-François Rauzier including MoMA for $27,500, Cours de Marbre for $27,500, and Rodin – L’Âge d’airain for $25,000.
• LICHT FELD GALLERY revealed four never-before-seen prints of David Bowie by artist and photographer Markus Klinko, including one which sold for $25,000 ahead of the fairs opening. They also placed Wasserfall,2018 for $23,000, Sex sells, 2015 and Black hair, 2015 by MARCK, and Mick Jagger, 2008 by Hubert Kretzschmar.
• Cynthia Corbett Gallery placed several small Andy Burgess paintings and collages in addition to his piece, Ridgeline House, Pasadena, 2019 for $32,000, and a pair of Isabelle van Zeijl photographs, titled She Is, 2018 The One, 2018 for $22,500.
• Okay Spark placed Glass Sculpture, 2019 by Stephan Cox for $20,000.
• Juan Silió Gallery placed a piece by Rafa Macarron for $18,000.
• Quigley & Company placed Kairos VI, 2018 Greg Vrotsos for $17,500.
• Chase Contemporary and OXHOLM GALLERY sold multiple works by Ole Aakjær for more than $15,000 each.
• Galería Casa Cuadrada secured several sales for Edgar Plans including New York, New York, 2019 for $12,400, and Jean-Michel Basquiat, my little friend, 2019.
• Steidel Contemporary placed Reawakening, 2018 by Claudia Limacher for $15,800, Cherokee, 2014 by Michael Rich for $15,000, Gilded coral nest, 2018 by Jennifer McCurdy for $9,200 via presale, Ammonoidea Azure, 2018, Ocean Echo, 2019, and Aurum Aqua (Gold Water) Wall Installation, 2019, and Cornu Amber, 2019 by Debra Steidel, and Beacon, 2019, Yin Yang, 2018 and Unraveling, 2016 by Michael Alfano.
• ​Liss Gallery placed Ballet du Sud, 2018 by for $10,500 and Woman with hat, 2018, by Rachel Isadora.
• Alpha 137 Gallery made several sales in the first hour of the fair including two editions of America the melting pot, 1989 by Massimo Vignelli, Brushstrokes: Horizontal and Vertical, 1996 by Sol LeWitt, Meeting plaza, 2018 by Thelma Appel, and Cat, 2000 by Roy De Forest.
• Atelier New York sold multiple works by Richard Nocera, and large piece by Jason Chase.
• Chase Contemporary placed work by Andy Warhol and Raphael Mazzucco.
• Chiefs & Spirits placed BTF by Toyin Loye.
• Donghwa Ode Gallery placed Eternal flame, 2017 by Yong R. Kwon.
• FREDERIC GOT placed You sexy thing, 2019 by Stallman – Jason Hallman, and Miscellanées, 2018 by Jacques Le Bescond.
• Fremin Gallery placed Trust by Drew Tal, Orange Balloon Dog by Jeff Koons, and Holy Day by Antoine Rose.
• Galleria Ca’ d’Oro placed work by Peter Demetz, Melissa Herrington, Ewa Bathelier, Micaela Lattanzio.
• HAVOC Gallery placed Draco Obscure, 2019 by Bruce R. MacDonald, and Blue #4, 2018 by Joël Urruty.
• Kahn Gallery placed Orange vanilla, 2019 by Gregory Watin and three pieces by Elisabeth Lecourt titled, Les oiseaux gangsters en pyjamas, map of Chicago, Ma maison en carton, map of Paris, and Ma robe sorbet pistache, map of Nantucket.  
• Lilac Gallery reported that The Bunny Wall by Hunt Slonem was a great sensation with several placements including, Untitled (Bunny on Blue Lavender), 2018, Untitled (Bunny on Belize Turquoise), 2019, Heavy Metal, 2019, Untitled (Bunny on White), 2014, Untitled (Bunny on Chiffon Rose Pink), 2018, Untitled (Bunny on Carolina Blue), 2019. The Dripping Dots collection from Cindy Shaoul was well received with the following pieces placed: Dripping Dots – Carrara, 2019, Dripping Dots – Geneva, 2019, Dripping Dots – Basel, 2019, Dripping Dots – Hollywood Regency, 2019.
• OXHOLM GALLERY sold several works by Kinki Texas and five by Niels Corfitzen.
• Roka Art Gallery placed White monkey, 2018 by Romeo Michelotto.
• RUDOLF BUDJA GALLERY placed EXIT, 2018 by Florian Reinhardt.
• Winterowd Fine Art placed five Karen Bexfield glass sculptures and three works by Annell Livingston.

The New York Academy of Art (NYAA) was Art New York’s philanthropic partner. The Academy presented an exhibition curated by Academy President David Kratz and Academy supporter Helena Christensen, that held a VIP Reception on opening day attended by NYAA trustees Brooke Shields, Suzanne and Bob Cochran, Patricia and Scott Moger, and NYAA Provost Peter Drake. The drawings, paintings and sculpture have all been created by alumni of the Academy’s MFA program including James Adelman, Tamalin Baumgarten, Joao Brandao, Dina Brodsky, Diana Corvelle, Shiqing Deng, Christian Fagerlund, Brett Harvey, Jacob Hicks,Alexis Hilliard, Sara Issakharian, Yun Jang, Lani Kennefick, Will Kurtz, Dan Pelonis, Laura Peturson, James Razko, Nicolas V. Sanchez, Stephen Shaeen, Susan Siegel, Kathy Stecko, Zeynep Tekiner, Jiannan Wu, andZane York. Several of the artists attended the VIP reception, and the NYAA placed 13 works throughout the fair.

Throughout the fair, prominent figures viewed the impressive selection of works, including: Jon Bon Jovi and his son Jesse Bongiovi, artist Steve Hash with his wife Ally Hilfiger, art advisor Thomas Salafia Bajoni,Rodrigo Bazan, President, Thom Browne, photographer Lynn Goldsmith, collector Libbie Mugrabi, designer Geoffrey Bradfield, actress Ashley Williams, model Annie Gustafsson, and curators from The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Brooklyn Museum.

Special Projects, Highlights & Partnerships

• Dutch photographer Isabelle Van Zeijl signed her mini-catalogs and discussed her works making their New York debut, and a selection making their international debut, at Cynthia Corbett Gallery.
• Johnathan Ball signed copies of his book Flights of Fancy at Liss Gallery. Ball is a multi-disciplinary artist working primarily in the mediums of painting and photography. They also held a book signing for the artistSimeon Posen’s new book, Landscape in Motion.
• Manny Hernandez, who for the past 28 years has captured Miami’s essence in arts, fashion, lifestyle, celebrities, and pop culture, signed copies of his first book, CANDIDS Miami, attended by artists including Terry Urban, Napkin Killa.
• The Children’s Museum of the Arts hosted a booth where children created works of contemporary art at one-hour sessions while their parents or caregivers explored the fair.
• Artsy offered an intimate one-hour tour of the fair to Art New York VIP ticket-holders. An Artsy Specialist led collectors through a selection of fair highlights, offering an in-depth look at standout booths andconcluding with a champagne toast in the VIP lounge. Art New York invites you to explore more than 1,000 works from the fair on Artsy. Save your favorite pieces at the fair to a personal collection, follow artists, and connect directly with exhibitors. artsy.net/art-newyork-2019.
• Artika Artists’ Books is the publishing house from Barcelona that specializes in Limited Editions works created in conjunction with great international artists and produced using painstaking artisan processes that make every copy a unique and unrepeatable piece. Art New York visitors had the chance to discover book creations that invite you to discover the essence of Fernando Botero and Jaume Plensa. Both of these Limited and Numbered Edition works are created in collaboration and personally supervised by the artists. To learn more, please visit www.artikabooks.com
• Elyx Mobile Bar and Lounge in Art New York: Inspired by the success of other immersive brand experiences like the Elyx House LA, Absolut Elyx created a mobile bar that brought the Elyx Experience to Art New York. The Elyx Mobile Bar educated consumers on this luxury vodka while utilizing the Elyx copper serving rituals. The Elyx Mobile Bar lounge showcased the brand’s unique brand aesthetic while creating a memorable experience. Elyx also hosted a lounge during Art New York for an oasis away from the rest of the fair.

2019 PHILANTHROPIC PARTNER  

The New York Academy of Art is a nonprofit educational and cultural institution that combines intensive technical training in the fine arts with active critical discourse. Through major exhibitions, a robust lecture series, and an ambitious curriculum, the Academy serves as a creative and intellectual center for all artists dedicated to highly skilled, conceptually aware figurative and representational art.nyaa.org

SPONSORS AND PARTNERS

Art New York’s Exclusive Vodka Sponsor was Absolut Elyx. Art New York’s Exclusive Gin Sponsor was Monkey 47. Cultural Partners included: New York Academy of Art, Artika, ArtTable, Children’s Museum of the Arts, The Bass Museum, Bronx Museum, Brooklyn Museum, Bruce Museum, Public Art Fund, Dwight School, Perez Art Museum, The Cultivist, Christie’s Education in New York, German Consulate General New York, Consul General of Sweden, Consulate General of Australia, Consulate General of Austria, Consul General of Brazil, Institute of Contemporary Art Miami, Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, Nightingale-Bamford School, Pierpont Morgan Library, Parrish Art Museum, Junior Associates of MoMA, Whitney Museum, Whitney Young Collectors, Magazzino Italian Art Foundation, MoMA PS1, Hyphen Hub, Sotheby’s Preferred, Sotheby’s Institute of Art, The National Arts Club, Big Screen Plaza, The Noguchi Museum, The Watermill Center, Performa Arts, IVY, and Norwood Club. Media partners included: (t)here Magazine, Art 21, Art News, Art Nexus, Art+ Magazine, Artnet, ARTSY, Avenue, Create! Magazine, Culture Shock Media, Dow Jones, Manhattan Magazine, New York Social Diary, Observer, Private Air Magazine, Quest Magazine, TAX Collection, Venü, Wall Street Journal, and Whitewall.

Frieze NY and TEFAF New York VIP Cardholders received complimentary access to Art New York, and Art New York provided a courtesy shuttle service between Pier 94 and the Frieze Ferry at East 35th Street during fair hours.

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Art Miami LLC Executive Vice President and Director Nick Korniloff and his wife Pamela Cohen led a ceremonial ribbon cutting alongside city dignitaries including Commissioner Ken Russell, City of Miami, Deputy Police Chief Ronald Papier, City of Miami, and NFL Hall of Famer Joe Namath, Franklin Sirmans, Director of Pérez Art Museum Miami, and Patricia “Missy” Lawrence, President of Resorts World Bimini, to open the fair in its new location.

More than 15,000 of the most established collectors, curators, museum professionals, and art world luminaries attended the first fair to open during Art Week to view and acquire Blue Chip and contemporary artists’ works, contributing to a frenzy of sales made within the first hour, most notably Sigmar Polke’s 2005 L’oiseau bleu which was placed by Galerie Terminus for approximately $4 million. Michael Schultz Gallery placed Andy Warhol’s 1962 Marilyn for $5.5 million;Antoine Helwaser Gallery placed From Bedroom Painting #42 by Tom Wesselmann from 1978/91 and two Yayoi Kusama paintings, Oil No. 7 and Nets 45, which totaled sales of $1.5 million, and DIE GALERIE placed Roberto Matta’s Cytherancefrom 1972 for $260,000 also in the first hour of the fair. In addition, NIKOLA RUKAJ GALLERY placed two Alex Katz pieces, both titled Black Dress (Portfolio of Nine), for $125,000 each from a series that releases in 2018. One was sold prior to the fair opening, and another 30 minutes into the opening, while 55Bellechasse placed two pieces by rock ‘n’ roll icon Jason Newsted of Metallica, of which half of all sales will be donated to the Perry J. Cohen Foundation, and several other important works were placed on hold.

The VIP previews for both Art Miami and CONTEXT Art Miami were sponsored by Christie’s International Real Estate and benefitted the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), marking the sixth consecutive year that PAMM has been the fair’s exclusive VIP Preview benefactor. Art Miami LLC has already donated more than $150,000 to further the museum’s collection and mission, and the partnership remains an integral part of Art Miami’s larger commitment to the city of Miami.

VIP Preview attendees included; Jorge and Darlene Perez, Amar’e Stoudemire, Frank Ocean, Kara Ross of UNLEASHED, private art advisors Kim Heirston, Lisa Schiff, and Kathryn Mikesell, Marvin Ross Friedman and Adrienne Bon Haes, Michael and Carolynn Friedman, Jeffrey and Debra Wechsler, Mr. Brainwash, Jason Newsted of Metallica, Former NFL player Robert Bailey who helped win two national championships, and the artists Al Diaz and Danny Minnick.

Tito’s offered specialty cocktails to VIP guests during the Preview and will continue to serve these throughout the fair days and LaCroix is the official sparkling water partner sponsor of Art Miami and CONTEXT Art Miami.

CONTEXT Art Miami also saw impressive attendance at the opening of its sixth edition with collectors, connoisseurs and artists perusing over 100 galleries featuring 472 artists. Highlights from the first day’s sales at CONTEXT Art Miami notably included Adelson Galleries placing of “Innocent” (Polar Bear) by Federico Uribe from 2017 for $180,000 in the first hour of the fair, as well as Markowicz Fine Art placing three high value pieces by Kai in the first 20-minutes including Love Vs Money Study in Pink from 2017 for $57,000, The Cage from 2017 for $50,000 and Knowledge Is Power II from 2017 for $35,000.

Extremely sought after offerings at the fairs included works by David Hockney, Joseph Albers, Alexander Calder, Cy Twombly, Jean Michel Basquiat, Pablo Picasso, Willem de Kooning, Roy Lichtenstein, John Chamberlain, Damien Hirst, Marc Chagall, Donald Judd, Ed Ruscha, Donald Sultan, Gerhard Richter, Edward Hopper, Keith Haring, Frank Stella, Richard Serra, Anish Kapoor, Robert Rauschenberg, Jeff Koons, Joan Miró, Grayson Perry and Gavin Turk.

Special projects at this year’s fair that are available to view throughout the week include:

• Christie’s International Real Estate, together with its international affiliates, is hosting a booth at the main entrance of the fair, featuring luxury residential property offerings from around the world.
• Deep See Project Curated by Carol Damian is leveraging the power of art as a means of communication to heighten awareness about climate change, marine safety and conservation, and sea level rise. The installation serves as a platform for artists and organizations dedicated to the sea. Sponsored by the MIART Foundation, three prominent environmentally engaged artists, Tina Spiro, Edouard Duval-Carrie and Jacek Kolasinksi, who all have deep ties to Miami, have joined forces to address the awesome power and fragility of the sea, the origin and necessity of life on earth.
• 55Bellechasse is presenting work by rock ‘n’ roll icon Jason Newsted, formerly of Metallica in the exhibition. RAWK is the Grammy Award winning bassist’s second artistic show following his debut at Art New York. Half of all sales will be donated to the Perry J. Cohen Foundation; an organization devoted to the advancement of the arts, environmental, marine and wildlife education and preservation, teenage entrepreneurship, and boating safety education.
• UNLEASHED is an interactive booth at Art Miami that focuses on job creation platforms for talented female craft artisans in marginalized areas around the world. The booth shines a spotlight on their talents through media attention in an original content series “CONNECTING THREAD”. Founded by jewelry designer Kara Ross, UNLEASHED and “CONNECTING THREAD” bring awareness to their skills and creates jobs, in turn breaking the poverty cycle. Craft communities and artisans make up 3.5% of the global GDP. This is BIG BUSINESS done on a small scale throughout some of the most impoverished and underserved parts of the world.
• JW Marriott Marquis Miami and Hotel Beaux Arts Miami, the Official Luxury Hotel partner of Art Miami are hosting a special exhibition in conjunction with the fair of emerging and mid-career international talents on display in the hotel lobby.
• Young at Art Mini-Museum- A multisensory interactive art installation for fairgoers’ children aged three to 13-years old. Those enrolled in the program will enjoy a unique opportunity to experience innovative workshops, performances and interactive artworks all led by cutting edge contemporary artists.
• LiLY NOCHES – The paintings of Columbian artist Douglas Mendozaserve as a stunning backdrop for the launch of the highly-anticipated fashion brand – LiLY NOCHES COLLECTION; whose premier Spring/Summer 2018 line showcases trims based on his modern abstract paintings. This unique booth is a must-visit with fifty percent of Mendoza’s painting sales and fifty percent of LiLY NOCHES pre-orders being donated to the fashion brand’s co-founder, Marc Buoniconti’s non-profit organization, The Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis.

Running through to December 10^th, Art Miami and CONTEXT Art Miami attract more than 85,000 attendees annually, and expect to exceed this number this year in the new location. Nestled between the Venetian Causeway and MacArthur Causeway and just east of Biscayne Blvd, the fairs offer an unprecedented level of convenience and a renewed connectivity to the activities and collectors on Miami Beach with accessible parking, a complimentary shuttle service between fairs and an Uber service for VIP ticket holders throughout the week. The new location also features amenities that allow visitors to spend an entire day at the fairs. To facilitate the experience, there will be six hospitality areas including a waterfront café, an indoor café, outdoor dining space, cocktail lounge, and an outside cocktail deck overlooking beautiful Biscayne Bay. The 250,000 square-foot cement floor solidifies the fair’s commitment to its new location and its continued investment in their beloved city of Miami.

Fair Hours:  Wednesday, Dec. 6 – Sat., Dec. 9, 11AM –8PM; Sunday, Dec. 10; 11AM – 6PM

Location: The Art Miami Pavilion, One Herald Plaza @ NE 14th Street, Downtown Miami
On Biscayne Bay between the Venetian & MacArthur Causeways

TICKET INFORMATION

A One-Day Fair Pass provides admission to Art Miami and CONTEXT Fairs. A Multi-Day Pass provides admission to Art Miami, CONTEXT and Aqua Art Miami Fairs.

–        One-day fair pass (includes admission for Art Miami and CONTEXT only) – $50

–        Multi-day fair pass (includes admission for Art Miami, CONTEXT and Aqua Art Miami) – $95

–        VIP Pass – $250 (Unlimited admission to Art Miami + CONTEXT Art Miami during public fair hours; Access to Art Miami VIP Lounge + CONTEXT Art Miami VIP Lounge, except during previously scheduled private events, and complimentary admission to partnering Museums. Special exhibitions may require additional ticket purchase. Access to Aqua VIP Preview on December 6th, 3pm-10pm and unlimited admission during fair hours.)

–        Seniors 62 years + – $35

–        Students 12-18 years – $35

–        Children under 12 years accompanied by adult – free. Due to risk of damage to artwork, strollers are not allowed.

–        Groups 10 or more Art Miami + CONTEXT Art Miami only (online ticket purchases only) – $35

–        Private + Group Tours by Living International Art – $90

For further information or tickets, please call 1.800.376.5850, email info@art-miami.com or visit www.artmiamifair.com

TRANSPORT

• A courtesy shuttle service will run daily during fair hours provided for all ticket holders between AQUA Art Miami at Aqua Hotel and ArtMiami/CONTEXT Art Miami at One Herald Plaza
• First View VIP Courtesy Car Service – Uber is Art Miami’s preferred private transportation provider. Art Miami and CONTEXT First View VIP Cardholders will have access to complimentary one-way transportation to the fairs by registering their First View VIP card at www.artmiami.com or www.contextartmiami.com to receive promo code.
• Uber Offer for All Attendees – Art Miami and CONTEXT have teamed up with Uber to provide $20 off first ride (use code ARTMIAFAIRS) and up to $5 off first time POOL rides (use code MIAUBERPOOL) to or from Art Miami, CONTEXT and Aqua. Valid for new Uber users only.

The generous sponsors and partners include: Christie’s International Real Estate; Artsy.net; UNLEASHED; Duke Alumni; Haute Living; JW Marriott Marquis Miami and Hotel Beaux Arts Miami; Spuntino Catering; Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM); Resorts World Bimini. Cultural partners include: The Bakehouse Art Complex; Patricia & Phillip Frost Art; Harvard Business School Club of South Florida; The Museum of Contemporary Art; NSU Art Museum; The Boca Raton Museum of Art; HistoryMiami Museum; ICA Miami; CultureOwl; Young At Art Museum, Lily Noches, VOSS, Buonicotti Fund, Venu Magazine, The Art Newspaper, Mutual Art, Art Nexus, Miami Magazine, Create! Magazine, Aesthetica and Artillery.

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Over 50 friends and family including Liam McMullan who DJ’d at the after party while wearing a silver Andy Warhol, Lady Liliana Cavendish, Yaz and Valentin Hernandez and son Valentin Hernandez Jr., interior designer Geoffrey Bradfield, young philanthropists Jacqueline Kent Cooke and Larry Milstein, Pat Hackett – who edited Andy Warhol’s diaries, writers Michael Musto and R. Couri Hay fashion designers Nick Graham, Frederick Anderson and Victor De Souza, joined the Philanthropist for an intimate dinner of Asian inspired dishes served on festive tables decorated with green confetti bombs.  Jean made a short toast where she wished the famous social and event photographer the happiest of birthdays.

Among those wearing green were Dr. Penny Grant, James Francis Ginty, Janna Bullock and Emanuele Fiore, who joined Ann Rapp, Roy Kean, Matt Rich, John Christopher LiPuma and Britteny Dawson in the festivities.

Following dinner, 600 additional guests, including famed club kid Richie Rich, along with a representative from the Irish Embassy who called the birthday boy “a vital Irish American,” Justine Kleinman, Robin Byrd, Roger the Baron Cabrol, Mary Brosnahan – Head of Coalition for the Homeless, April Barton, and Anthony Haden Guest, arrived to help celebrate St. Patrick’s Day as the after party began in the main room downstairs. Jean Shafiroff is a philanthropist, humanitarian, and author of Successful Philanthropy: How to Make a Life by What You Give.

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The two highly-anticipated fairs will showcase more than 120 international contemporary and modern galleries from 50 countries, representing more than 1,200 artists who have exhibited at Art Miami, Art Basel, Design Miami, The Armory Show, Masterpiece, Expo Chicago and Art Dealers Association of America’s The Art Show, among others.

The sister art fairs will begin with a special VIP Private Preview on Wednesday, May 3, 2:00-5:00PM. This will give collectors, curators and art advisors the opportunity to view and acquire the most prestigious works available to the market from the 20^th and 21^st centuries.

This year, Art New York will display the finest work of the modern, post-war and pop eras, and feature paintings, photography, prints, drawings, design and sculpture from masters including Andy Warhol,

Roy Lichtenstein,

….and Ed Ruscha.

“This will be our most exciting year yet,” said Katelijne De Backer, Director of Art New York. “In addition to high quality blue chip works, we will be offering some truly unique immersive experiences, which promise to engage seasoned and new collectors alike. Art New York will be the perfect launch to New York Art Week, showcasing the most important works from the masters to the emerging artists ready to take fairgoers by storm.”

At Art New York, Long-Sharp Gallery will display The 99%: United We Stand, an installation of intimately scaled portraits by artist Jason Myers that portray faceless, nameless members of the 99%. A portion of sales will be donated to Direct Relief, a humanitarian aid organization devoted to improving the health and lives of people affected by poverty and emergencies.

Amarist Studio will present Welcome, an installation that shines light on the current refugee crisis. Inspired by the razor wire recently installed along the borders of several European countries, all proceeds from Welcome will be donated to USA for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency.

Gary Lichtenstein Editions will show images by famed photographer Bob Gruen and, for the first time, and works by Metallica’s Jason Newsted in the combined exhibition ROCKERS RAWK. Gruen’s ROCKERS features images of the most legendary musicians, including John Lennon, David Bowie, Debbie Harry and The Rolling Stones. Newsted’s RAWK will be the Grammy Award winning bassists’ artistic debut, featuring paintings and prints. Half of all sales from both artists will be donated to the Perry J. Cohen Foundation, a non-profit devoted to the advancement of the arts, environmental, marine and wildlife education and preservation, teenage entrepreneurship, and boating safety education. On Saturday, May 6^th, the duo will be on-hand for a question and answer session to discuss their careers and latest exhibitions.

New York Academy of Art will feature the exhibition Inside/Out, with paintings, drawings and sculptures that depict landscapes and aspirational places, domestic scenes and interiors of the mind. All of the artwork was created by alumni of the Graduate School, which combines intensive technical training in the service of vital contemporary art.

At CONTEXT New York, collectors and visitors alike will have the chance to view and acquire works from emerging and mid-career artists from top galleries around the globe. Several galleries will highlight works that are significant to our current social issues, including includes Accola Griefen Gallery, who will present the work of Marie Watt, an American artist and member of the Seneca Nation of Indians. They will show some of her larger works, which are made in community “sewing circles.” Thomas Jaeckel Gallery will present a selection of international artists, including Danny Rolph’s latest work, NYC. The fair will also have new exhibitors, including Richard Koh Fine Art, which will offer new works from Malaysian emerging artist Hasanul Isyraf Idris. Idris will show a series of vibrant paintings representing a dialogue of self-inspiration, local folklore and regional myths. Additionally,Corey Helford Gallery will make its first appearance at the show.

“The fair will highlight a selection of work by emerging and mid-career artists that are primed to become contemporary masters within the next few years,” said CONTEXT New York Director Julian Navarro. “The artists for this year’s special projects are taking a vested interest in social awareness and are putting forth works that will drive visitors to ask questions and to participate in the ever-changing social conversation.”

All Proceeds, a series of conceptual, socially engaged works will be presented by Pablo Helguera, an acclaimed artist and theDirector of Adult and Academic Programs at MoMA. One hundred percent of the sales proceeds will be donated to a variety of organizations that support social issue causes, including United We Dream, American Civil Liberties Union, Planned Parenthood, National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights and City Meals on Wheels.

Artist and musician Ted Riederer will display Tone Pictures: Our Year of Dissent, featuring photo emulsion prints made with records that he has recorded and cut to clear vinyl. These prints aim to freeze an echo in time capturing fleeting sounds. Riederer has shown his works internationally, with exhibitions at MoMA PS1, Prospect 1.5, Go and Rosenthal Berlin. He also serves as the Artistic Director of Howl! Happening: An Arturo Vega Project, a non-profit gallery and performance space in New York.

For the second consecutive year, Art New York and CONTEXT New York are pleased to partner with Artsy as our “Official Online Partner” of the fairs. Artsy’s online preview will launch on Thursday, April 27 to the public which includes the first view of the galleries and artists that will be displayed at the fairs as well as programming and visitor information.

2017 ART NEW YORK EXHIBITOR LIST

ACA GALLERIES | New York; Adelson Galleries | New York; AICA | Andrea Ingenito Contemporary Art | Milan; Alfstad & Contemporary | Sarasota;  Amstel Gallery | Amsterdam; Amy Li Gallery | Beijing; Andrea Schwartz Gallery | San Francisco;Andreas Binder Galerie | Munich; ARCHEUS / POST-MODERN | London; ARTÊRIA | Bromont; Ascaso Gallery | Miami; Ashok Jain Gallery | New York; AUREUS Contemporary | Providence; Beatriz Esguerra Art | Bogota; Beaux-arts des Amériques | Montreal; Bernice Steinbaum Gallery | Coconut Grove; BLANK SPACE | New York; BOCCARA ART | New York; C24 Gallery | New York; Casterline|Goodman Gallery | Aspen; Catherine Edelman Gallery | Chicago; Cavalier Galleries | New York;  Cernuda Arte | Coral Gables; Contessa Gallery | Cleveland;  Cordeiros Galeria | Oporto;  Cynthia Corbett Gallery | London; CYNTHIA-REEVES | Walpole; David Benrimon Fine Art | New York; Durban Segnini Gallery | Miami; Espace Meyer Zafra | Paris; GALERI SELVIN | Istanbul; Galerie Raphael | Frankfurt; Galerie Renate Bender | Munich; Galerie von Braunbehrens | Stuttgart; Gerald Hartinger Fine Arts | Vienna; Heller Gallery | New York; HG Contemporary | New York; iPreciation | Singapore; JanKossen Contemporary | New York; Jerome Zodo Gallery | London; Khankhalaev Gallery | Moscow; LICHT FELD Gallery | Basel; Long-Sharp Gallery | Indianapolis; Mark Hachem | Paris; Masterworks Fine Art Gallery | Oakland; Mimmo Scognamiglio Artecontemporanea | Milan; Onishi Gallery | New York; Pontone Gallery | London; Priveekollektie Contemporary Art | Design | Heusden aan de Maas; Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery | London; Rosenberg & Co. | New York; RUDOLF BUDJA Gallery | Miami Beach; Sims Reed Gallery | London; SmithDavidson Gallery | Amsterdam; Sous Les Etoiles Gallery | New York; SPACE 776 | Brooklyn; SPONDER Gallery | Miami; STOA | Estepona-Marbella; TAI Modern | Santa Fe; UNIX Gallery | New York; Vallarino Fine Art | New York; Villa del Arte Galleries | Barcelona; Wanrooij Gallery | Amsterdam; Waterhouse & Dodd | New York; Zemack Contemporary Art | Tel Aviv; ZK Gallery | San Francisco; 326 Gallery | New York; 55Bellechasse | New York

 2017 CONTEXT NEW YORK EXHIBITOR LIST

Acacia Gallery | Havana; Accola Griefen Gallery | New York; AFFINITY ART | Hong Kong; Art d’Aurelle | New York; Asterisk | Brooklyn; Black Book Gallery | Denver; bo.lee gallery | London; Christopher Martin Gallery | Dallas; Connect Contemporary | Atlanta; Contempop Gallery | New York; Corey Helford Gallery | Los Angeles; Counterpoint Contemporary Fine Art | Bridgehampton; Donghwa Ode Gallery | Englewood Cliffs; GACI/Prak-Sis Contemporary Art Association | Chicago; GAGA Gallery | Seoul; Galeria Casa Cuadrada | Bogota; GALLERIA CA’ D’ORO | New York; GALLERY BASTEJS | Riga; galerie bruno massa  | Paris; Gallery Henoch | New York; GALLERY LEE & BAE | Busan; Gallery Tableau | Seoul; Gibbons & Nicholas | Portmarnock; Gilles Clement Gallery | Greenwich; HOHMANN | Palm Desert; JoAnne Artman Gallery | New York; JOERG HEITSCH GALLERY | Munich; JUAN SILIÓ GALLERY | Santander; K +Y | Paris; LaCa Projects | Charlotte; Lassiter Fine Art | Birmingham; Lucía Mendoza | Madrid; Markowicz Fine Art | Miami; Richard Koh Fine Art | Kuala Lumpur; Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance| Rancho Santa Fe; Skipwiths | London; Soul Art Space | Busan; Studio 21 Fine Art | Halifax; Tauvers Gallery International | Kyiv; Twyla | Austin; 3 Punts Galeria | Barcelona; 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel | New York

Carey International is our preferred private transportation provider for the fairs.  Art New York and CONTEXT New York VIP Card holders will have access to a complimentary one-way transportation* to the fair by registering their VIP card online at artnyfair.com/vipevents or contextnyfair.com/vipevents. VIP Registration opens April 18. For all fairgoers, include promo code ANY2017 in the special instructions when booking travel to receive a special rate at carey.com or by calling (800) 336-4646.

*Limited quantities; registration is required to receive promo code

A courtesy shuttle service will be available to/from Art New York/CONTEXT, the Frieze Ferry at 35th Street and TEFAF NY at the Park Avenue Armory, starting at 2:00PM on May 3 and running daily during Art New York/CONTEXT fair hours.

HOURS AND LOCATION

Fair Hours:

Opening VIP Preview: Wednesday, May 3, 2:00PM – 5:00PM

Fair: Wednesday, May 3, 5:00PM – 8:00PM; Thursday – Saturday, May 4 – 6, 12:00PM – 8:00PM; Sunday, May 7, 12:00PM –­ 6:00PM.

Location:

Pier 94 (711 12^th Avenue, New York, NY 10019)

55^th Street at West Side Highway

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets: $40 one-day pass; $75 multi-day pass; $25 students and seniors 62+; $25 Groups of 10 or more. Children under 12: Free. All tickets are valid for admission to Art New York and CONTEXT New York.

SPONSORS AND PARTNERS

 The generous 2017 cultural sponsors and partners for Art New York and CONTEXT New York include Conrad New York, Carey International, Resorts World Bimini, The Wall Street Journal, NYCxDesign, One Art Nation, Venü, Children’s Museum of the Arts, Blouin Artinfo, Art in America, Artillery, Manhattan, The Art Newspaper, Art & Antiques, ARTnews, Whitewall, artnet, Fine Art Connoisseur, Observer, ArtPulse, Cooper Hewitt, No Longer Empty, International Center of Photography, Americas Society, El Museo del Barrio, Turon Travel, Bourlet ArtLogistics, Butterfield Market, VOSS Water, Aesthetica, Bronx Museum, SculptureCenter, Norwood and Bric.

ABOUT ART MIAMI LLC:

Art Miami LLC is a partnership consisting of art and media industry veterans Nick Korniloff, Mike Tansey and Brian Tyler. In addition to three fairs during Miami Art Week – Art Miami, CONTEXT Art Miami and Aqua Art Miami – the company annually produces thePalm Beach Modern + Contemporary in January; Art Wynwood during Presidents’ Day Weekend in February; Art New York and CONTEXT New York at Pier 94 in New York in May; Art Southampton in July; and Art Silicon Valley/San Francisco in October.

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