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http://www.designdaysdubai.ae/visitors/information/ About us Design Days Dubai  is the leading fair in the Middle East and South Asia dedicated to collectible and limited edition furniture and design objects. The fair presents design from leading international designers and galleries alongside up and coming design from across the world. The fair also presents a strong non-commercial programme consisting of education, workshops, installations and live performances. Upcycling To Attain Perfection The promising young Jordanian architects behind Aperçu Designs explain how they transform unwanted wood with colored resin to produce elegant, bespoke furniture and ethereal lights that elevate the imperfect into beautiful collectible pieces. Albara Simaldahar of Jeddah-based design studio Dahr, discusses how his fascination with optical illusions and Islamic architecture inspired Qaws, a multifunctional piece that works as a stool, a high table and a coffee table dependin...

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Between the apex of Abstract Expressionism and the rise of Pop Art and Minimalism, the New York art scene was transformed by artist-run galleries.  Inventing Downtown  presents works from fourteen of these crucibles of experimentation, highlighting artists’ efforts to create new exhibition venues for innovative works of art—ranging from abstract and figurative painting, assemblage, sculpture, and works on paper to groundbreaking installations and performances. Inventing Downtown  proposes viewing these fourteen galleries via five thematic groupings. Leaving Midtown  focuses on three Tenth Street galleries which adopted a cooperative business structure where expenses were shared among elected members:  Tanager Gallery ,  Hansa Gallery , and  Brata Gallery .  City as Muse  features four ventures that did not adopt the co-op model:   City Gallery ,  Reuben Gallery ,   Delancey Street Museum , and  Judson Gallery . They ar...

part of the panel today At the armory show Collecting digital art Technology Preservation and Posterity Tabor Robak artist Chrissie Iles Whitney museum Pamela and richard Kramlich collectors Michael Connor Rhizome Suma Familiant private curator Michael Xufu Huang

First, the facts:  Michael Xufu Huang  of Beijing is a 22-year-old student at the  University of Pennsylvania , where he is pursuing degrees in art history and marketing and is an active brother in the  Zeta Psi  fraternity. He’s also a co-founder of the nonprofit private art museum  M WOODS , located in Beijing’s flowering (and rapidly gentrifying) factory complex-cum-creative center  798 Art District . Since its inception in 2014, M Woods has hosted exhibitions featuring a mix of Chinese and international artists, from giants like  Ai Weiwei  and  Tracey Emin  to up-and-comers like  Petra Cortright   and  Yu Hongli . It’s a self-consciously hip and dynamic museum that reflects the continually evolving Chinese art market, which Huang himself may exemplify. He's young, hungry, luxury-obsessed, and unstoppable.  A collector from age 16, Huang is in good company with the other founders of M Woods,  Wanwan ...

High on my list to visit .. not disappointed yesterday....and I came upon one of my favorite gallerist..Muriel Guepin www.murielguepingallery.com

NADA New York March 2–5, 2017 VIP Preview by Invitation: Thursday, March 2, 12–2pm Opening Preview by Invitation: Thursday, March 2, 2–4pm Open to the Public: Thursday, March 2, 4–8pm Friday, March 3, 11am–7pm Saturday, March 4, 11am–7pm Sunday, March 5, 11am–5pm Skylight Clarkson North 572 Washington St. New York, NY 10014 https://www.newartdealers.org/fairs/2017/new-york/Visit

#2017Armoryweek  READ http://hyperallergic.com/361414/your-concise-guide-to-armory-week-2017-with-gifs/?utm_source=sumome&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=sumome_share Some highlights ADAA Art Show When: March 1–5 / Wednesday–Friday: noon–8pm; Saturday: noon–7pm; Sunday: noon–5pm ($25) Where: Park Avenue Armory (643 Park Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan) The Art Show isn’t the place to go to see risky, sink-or-swim experimental works, it’s where you can catch showpieces by modern masters and thoroughly vetted living artists before they disappear into private collections or turn up in museums. Dress to impress — and act accordingly. Independent When: March 3–5 / Friday, Saturday: noon–7pm; Sunday: noon–6pm ($25) Where: Spring Studios (50 Varick Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) Falling somewhere between NADA and the Armory Show on the hip-to-safe spectrum, Independent has a tendency to feature a mix of known quantities and pleasant surpri...

2016 NYTIMES reviewd This annual fair, presented by the Art Dealers Association of America, is “pretty manageable and viewer-friendly,” Mr. Johnson said. Its focus is on mainstream American galleries, many of which tend to put on curated or solo shows. March 1–5, 2017 Park Avenue Armory Park Avenue at 67th Street New York City     http://artdealers.org/the-art-show/information 72 ADAA Members Exhibiting at The Art Show 303 Gallery Rodney Graham Adler & Conkright Fine Art Works Inspired by Advertising, Graphics, and Industrial Design Alexander and Bonin Michael Buthe Brooke Alexander, Inc. Minimalist, Geometric, and Abstract Artists Berggruen Gallery Selected Works by Willem de Kooning, Richard Diebenkorn, Helen Frankenthaler, Ellsworth Kelly, David Park, and Wayne Thiebaud Peter Blum Gallery Louise Bourgeois Tanya Bonakdar Gallery Olafur Eliasson ...

#2017Armoryweek 2016 NYTIMES reviewd; The Armory Show’s affiliate, Volta NY , is smaller and more focused. Its exhibitions, billed as rigorously curated, are by invitation only and feature just one artist each. Getting a sense of one person’s art is more manageable than the sprawling pavilions of larger fairs, Mr. Johnson said, and Volta is a good opportunity to speak with dealers about the works they represent.   ny.voltashow.com .) https://www.facebook.com/VOLTAshow/ http://www.voltashow.com/

#2017Armoryweek .Keep the name and check out their websites....I would add at least...CLIO ART FAIR and I will add also others..like Moving Image A really good SOURCE of information...Start with this article:BUT to be UPDATED as it is dating 2016 https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/01/travel/a-guide-to-new-york-art-fairs.html?_r=0 Satellite Fairs Over the years, smaller art fairs have popped up with niche themes, often reacting to the mainstream. Independent New York , for example, aims to be more of an art exhibition than a trade fair. This year, it opens in its new downtown digs , with 25,000 square feet of open, flexible space. (From noon to 7 p.m. March 4 and 5; to 6 p.m. on March 6; Spring Studios, 50 Varick Street in Manhattan; tickets sold on-site; independenthq.com/2016/new-york .)

in French ...by... ? laurence Neron-Bancel of course!..... New for 2017, guided tours led by art specialists are available to fair attendees. For information and rates on customized private, group, and corporate tours, please inquire with Erbe Fuller Art Advisory . http://efaadvisory.com/about-us/specialists #2017Armoryweek

OPENS MARCH 3 10:00 am - 08:00 pm      Public viewing (FREE Entry)     Clio Art Fair: CLIO ART FAIR is a curated fair born with the challenge to launch independent artists and showcase the careers and achievements of already affirmed creative minds. By specifically targeting artists without any exclusive NYC gallery representation , CLIO ART FAIR  focuses attention on the kinds of contemporary art and interventions that are being created by independent artists the world over. Without the constraints and usual concerns of the art business, these artists have been freed up to use different materials and media and to deviate from accepted art practice definitions. The resulting work being exhibited seeks to foster a dialogue that transcends prescribed geographies, hierarchies, and markets; and to further opportunities for greater expression of new media and ever ground-breaking content. MORE http://www.clioartfair.com...

#2017Armoryweek  LNB shares:  ONE OF MY FAVORITE ART FAIRS http://www.springbreakartshow.com/visit/ SPRING/BREAK Art Show New York City's curator-driven art fair during Armory Arts Week. NEW LOCATION!  4 Times Square, NYC (entrance on 43rd Street)  Come visit us! PREVIEW DAY:  Tuesday February 28, 2017 VIP Collectors Preview:  11am - 5pm (Guests with VIP Cards from SPRING/BREAK, The Armory Show, VOLTA, NADA and Independent may access the show with RSVP confirmation and presentation of physical VIP Card (no electronic VIP Cards). For any questions please email VIP@springbreakartshow.com. Personal responses after February 25th will be minimal. Press Preview:  3pm - 5pm (Invitation Only or SPRING/BREAK PRESS ACCREDITATION ) VERNISSAGE: 5pm - 9pm   Guest Pass Required  or SPRING/BREAK VIP Card ONLY. No other Art Fair VIP Cards accepted after 5pm. PLEASE NOTE: the Vernissage is a benefit event. Proceeds help support ou...

The Armory Show 2017 brings together over 200 of the most influential galleries from 30 countries around the world. Five distinct exhibitor sections guide visitors through nearly two centuries of art history, from established masters of the early 20th century to the next generation of emerging artists. https://www.thearmoryshow.com/ OPENS TOMORROW VIP.....and vernissage...  #2017Armoryweek

#2017Armoryweek http://thepaperfair.com/ny/ Art on Paper Preview Thursday, March 2, 2017 6:00pm to 10:00pm PURCHASE TICKETS PUBLIC FAIR HOURS Friday, March 3 11:00am to 7:00pm Saturday, March 4 11:00am to 7:00pm Sunday, March 5 12:00pm to 6:00pm Art on Paper  opens  this Thursday  on Pier 36 with  eighty-five galleries  from around the world presenting tightly curated exhibitions of paper-based art that demonstrate the diversity of the fair's namesake medium. Art on Paper's third edition welcomes back notable exhibitors including  Catharine Clark Gallery  presenting collage by Stacey Steers and ink on paper by Josephine Taylor,  Richard Levy Gallery  with a 2016 silkscreen portfolio by Alex Katz,  Nancy Hoffman Gallery  showing 1970s photography by Don Eddy and watercolor on paper by Joseph Raffael,  Margaret Thatcher Projects  presenting steel on cardboard by Ted Larsen and collage by William S...

Dear Friends of the Neuberger Museum,  We are pleased to share our calendar of upcoming events with you. In addition to our Members-only programs, we have a number of public programs, which Members are invited to attend for free. You will be receiving a printed version of this calendar in the mail in the next week or two. There are two exciting upcoming events for all members that I would like to highlight: -            Wednesday, March 8  @  12:30pm  — Join curators Helaine Posner and Patrice Giasson for a behind-the-scenes tour of the 2017 Neuberger Prize exhibition. RSVP:  jessica.denaro@purchase.edu -            Saturday, March 18   @ 6:30pm   for the opening reception of the upcoming exhibition:  Fred Wilson. See the attached calendar or our  website  for more details.  We look forward to seeing you...

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