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Showing posts with label Art Fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Fair. Show all posts

Friday, 3 October 2008

Art Fair 21 in Cologne This Weekend

Posted on 07:35 by election
If you are in or around Cologne, Germany this weekend and you have any interest in seeing (or buying!) my work, stop by the Pool Gallery booth at Art Fair 21. You can get the all the details on the fair here.
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Tuesday, 10 June 2008

Collecting Photography Panel at the Affordable Art Fair

Posted on 08:12 by election
This Thursday I will be participating in a panel discussion on collecting photography at the Affordable Art Fair. The moderator will be Michael Foley and joining me on the panel are Miss Jen Bekman and Michelle Dunn Marsh from Aperture.Here are the details:In Focus: Collecting PhotographyThursday, June 12, 7pmThe Affordable Art FairThe Altman Building / The Metropolitan Pavilion135 W 18th
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Wednesday, 9 April 2008

Busy Like Our Friend the...

Posted on 08:02 by election
This is one of those weeks where the social calendar and the career calendar collide in spectacular fashion. By Sunday I will probably be reduced to a tired pile of my former self. Last night was an SVA event at the Whitney Biennial, tonight is Spoon at Terminal 5, Thursday is the Blind Spot Auction and then it's all AIPAD through the weekend. (By the way, big thanks to Robert Ayers of ArtInfo
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Wednesday, 26 March 2008

My Fair City

Posted on 06:25 by election
Over the next few days our quiet little hamlet called New York City will be overrun with art collectors, gallerists, gawkers, stalkers and artists. It's art fair week in NYC! With no less than nine fairs running simultaneously it can lead to a serious case of art overload...and a few hangovers. The upside is I get to see a lot of kick ass work and hang with a lot of old and new friends who are
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Tuesday, 18 March 2008

Domesticated Showing at Saatchi Booth During Pulse

Posted on 08:19 by election
© Alix SmithSaatchi Online just announced the artists they will be showing at the Pulse Contemporary Art Fair beginning March 27. Making the cut was yours truly as well as two fine and fabulous friends, Juliana Beasley and Alix Smith. Obviously, I am beyond thrilled to be associated with Saatchi again.Check out the the Saatchi site to see the other artists they will be showing and then be sure
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Wednesday, 12 December 2007

Post Miami High

Posted on 08:59 by election
The carpetbaggers and scalawags are slowly making their way back from the sunny sands of Miami Beach to the cold hard concrete of New York and they are telling gripping tales of excess and art. My stories are tepid at best. Miami was lucrative for me in many ways, but it's true value was the clarity it provided on many professional fronts. Spending time in a sausage factory definitely helps
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Tuesday, 4 December 2007

Miami Bound

Posted on 12:42 by election
Wednesday morning I will be leaving my New York ice cave and flying to the Sunshine State to luxuriate in the four day art bender that is Art Basel. My time will be perfectly divided between getting my winter tan in order and searching for as many free drink opportunities as I can. Oh, and I will probably look at some art, too. If you are going to Miami and want to see my work in person (and
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Thursday, 11 October 2007

Take It To The Bridge

Posted on 10:24 by election
Watering Hole © Amy SteinIf you are in London this weekend be sure to make it over to the Bridge Art Fair. Randall Scott Gallery will be exhibiting work from my Domesticated, Stranded, and Halloween in Harlem series in addition to works by Julia Fullerton-Batten, Cara Ober, Nick Walker, Etsuko Ichikawa, Ryoko Suzuki, Sarah Wilmer, Alejandra Laviada. Here are the details:Bridge Art FairOctober
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Monday, 30 April 2007

My Kind of Town... Part 2

Posted on 06:48 by election
A Motive For Change © Carlos and Jason Sanchez 2004Right off the bat I have to confess that art fairs make me uneasy. It's like a field trip to the sausage factory. I am happier not knowing about this uncomely, but necessary side of the art world engine. Given my art fair apprehension, our trip to Art Chicago was a mixed bag. I appreciate seeing individual pieces by photographers I respect,
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Sunday, 29 April 2007

My Kind of Town...

Posted on 20:53 by election
Just back from three fabulous days in the Windy City. More on the trip later, but quick highlights include the 43rd Annual Versionfest Photographic Invitation, Art Chicago, staying with Matt and Betsy, cheap beers with Alec Soth, hanging with Julian Montague, and Sunday brunch with the crew. The Chicago photography scene is tight, focused, and just plain fun. Again, more detail later, but
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Tuesday, 24 April 2007

Come On Feel the Illinoise!

Posted on 19:25 by election
I have finally cracked the inner sanctum of the Loyal Order of Chicagraphers. Grand Poobahs, Brian Ulrich and Jon Gitelson, have curated the 43rd Annual Versionfest Photographic Invitational and graciously invited this New Yorker to commune with the Chi-town faithful. I have spent the better part of a month practicing for the initiation ceremony, but I'm still not sure if I need to provide my
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Wednesday, 11 April 2007

The AIPAD Photography Show

Posted on 08:43 by election
The AIPAD Photography Show kicks off tonight with a benefit preview and then continues all weekend. This is the big New York photo event with all the top galleries showcasing some of their best photographers. If you want to see my Domesticated work in all its ecotone glory, please stop by the Paul Kopeikin Gallery booth. Hope to see you there. I will be the woman strolling the aisles, drool-cup
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