Berlin Biennale 8 – Highlights

July 20, 2014 by ArtJetSet

The Berlin Biennale is organized by KW Institute for Contemporary Art and funded by the German Federal Cultural Foundation.  Hosted in several venues around the city, the Biennale hosts artists works in and out of logical context but rather offers visual exploration of visual ideas. Installation of Andreas Angelidakis Crash Pad, a hybrid space made from styrofoam and textiles, Tonel’s wall of illustrations titled Commerce. Advertisements

Categories: Art Fairs, Berlin • Tags: Andreas Angelidakis, Berlin Biennale 8, Leonor Antunes, Shilpa Gupta, Tonel

Highlights from The Venice Biennale 2013

October 10, 2013 by ArtJetSet

Most impactful beautiful pavilion at the 55th Biennale di Venezia was, for me, Vadim Zakharov’s Danae. Only women were allowed downstairs where gold coins rained down upon us. These coins were hoisted up through the levels of the pavilion with a crude bucket, into an intricate conveyor system to rain and repeat. Ai Weiwei’s installation of 886 handcrafted wooden stools stacked and suspended in the pavilion. British Pavilion showed works by Jeremy Deller, highlighting all good things British with a […]

Categories: Venice Biennale • Tags: Ai Weiwei, Berlinda de Bruyckere, Jeremy Deller, Mark Manders, Pawel Althamer, Vadim Zakharov

NADA Hudson Basilica 2012

August 5, 2012 by ArtJetSet

The New Art Dealers Association of America hosted it 2nd annual NADA Hudson July 28-29.  This event is less a fair but rather a site specific presentation, where 48 galleries and NADA members come together in this massive collective space to present  one work by one artist. The location, Basilica Hudson, is a beautiful repurposed factory, within which the massive space harmoniously presents each work without typical “art fair booth dividers” giving each work its due intimacy and approachability. Highlights […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Events, NADA - New Art Dealers of America • Tags: Basilica Hudson, Bogdan Vladuta, Brent Owens, Christian Larsson, Christopher Fraser, Daniel Davidson, David Alexender Flinn, Hanna Sandin, Ian Pedigo, Mike Hein, NADA, new art dealers association of america, Thomas Kovachevich, William Stone

Art Southampton 2012

July 30, 2012 by ArtJetSet

Presented by Art Miami, the inaugural Art Southampton fair by far exceeded my expectations. This fair was very relevant, and hosted a great range of local Hampton artists and galleries as well as national and international galleries. Hesitantly, I was expecting kitschy beach art to match the summer home drapes echoing Sippery Topsider’s colour trends. Art Southamptons presented a very compelling range of art, from blue chip big names (Rauschenberg, Chuck Close, Cindy Sherman, etc) to a array of fun […]

Categories: Art Fairs • Tags: Alejandro Diaz, Allan D'Arcangelo, Art Southampton, Cleve Gray, Desire Obtain Cherish, Eugeno Merino, Francoise Nielly, Gonzalo Papantonakis, Jeff Muhs, Jessica Lichtenstein, Luciano Ventrone, Marcus Egli, Marta Penter, McNeill Art Group, Nano Rubio, Peter Anton, Tim Berg & Rebekah Myers, Z Behl

New York Art Fair Week: March 7-11

March 7, 2012 by ArtJetSet

New York Art Fair Week: March 7-11 New York Art Fair week starts today. With the arrival of new fairs to the North American market the fairs have divided into two seasons. May 3-6 we have Pulse, NADA, Frieze and Verge to look forward to.  March 7 -11 we have Armory Week with the fairs : The ADAA – Art Dealers Association of America  Park Avenue Armory – Park Avenue at 67th Street Featuring 72 blue chip quality galleries who are members of […]

Categories: ADAA Fair, Art Fairs, Fountain, Independent, Scope, The Armory Show • Tags: ADAA, Dependent Art Fair, Fountain Art Fair, Independent Art Fair, Moving Image Fair, Scope, The Armory Show, Volta

VIP 2.0 Art Fair

February 5, 2012 by ArtJetSet

I love art fairs, so I was so curious to see and feel the experience of the VIP Online Art Fair. Navigating the maze, and understanding scale and size by a self-selected shadow avatar. An interesting experiment in the merging of art and e-commerce.

Categories: Art Fairs • Tags: VIP Online Art fair

Miami Art Fairs 2011 : Pulse Art

December 4, 2011 by ArtJetSet

Pulse is one of my favorite fairs not only because of the consistent high level of quality art and galleries, but also for the gorgeous location and courtyard installations at the Ice Palace. I loved Blythe Project‘s booth, with these fantastic vibrant abstraction paintings by Mark Schoering and an amazing neon light sculpture hanging in the center of the booth that really pulled together the entire focal motif of the space.   On the theme of layered vibrant coloured paintings, […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Pulse • Tags: Alta Price & Jonah Koppel, Ingmar Alge, Jason Gringler, Johannes Giradoni, Kristen Schiele, Mark Schoering, Matthew Brandt, Nici Jost, Simon Lee, Teresa Diehl

Miami Art Fairs 2011 : NADA

December 4, 2011 by ArtJetSet

NADA  – New Art Dealers Alliance – Fair is always such a pleasure to attend.  Of all the hotel based fairs, NADA does it right at the gorgeous deco Deauville Beach Resort.  As opposed to maze like cubes and harsh fluorescent lights, NADA’s spiraling floor design and the lustrous chandeliers create a flowing path which is the most pleasurable way to navigate through any fair. The art program is fun and edgy – New Art dealers assemble to bring forward the youngest and brightest new […]

Categories: Art Fairs, NADA - New Art Dealers of America • Tags: johan freedman, John Sparagana, Justin Lowe, Martin Soto Climent, Ryan Foerster, Yamini Nayer

Miami Art Fairs 2011: Scope

December 4, 2011 by ArtJetSet

Scope Art Fair celebrated their 11th year anniversary with a logo redesign.  Scope brands themselves as a progressive fair who invests heavily in encouraging the careers of emerging artists, exemplified in their initiatives like Artists Wanted (a collaboration to showcase new talent) as well as the in fair programs by Primary Flight (see Taco Stand below).  Their  new fluid linking logo is emblematic of these elements – motion, collaboration, and progress. Hands down favorite booth at Scope was Heiner Contemporary […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Scope • Tags: Aleix Plademunt, avery lawrence, Eric Zener, Kate Macdowell, Kenton Parker

Miami Art Fairs 2011 : OHWOW

December 3, 2011 by ArtJetSet

OHWOW presented It Ain’t Fair: Materialism in a pop up tent in the Wynwood Design district. OHWOW is collective that hosts events, pop up fairs, runs a magazine and different events representing a creative community of a variety of artists working in a range of media from photos, sculpture, mixed media, drawing and performance. Nothing in the space was labeled – giving the whole space a united harmonious kind of feel.  I especially liked the works by Michael Genovese, Aaron Young, Amanda […]

Categories: Alternative Spaces, Art Fairs • Tags: Aaron Young, Agathe Snow, Amanda Ross-Ho, Anna Betbeze, Bert Rodriguez, Daniel Arsham, David Benjamin Sherry, Michael Genovese, OHWOW, Ryan Reggiani, Sam Falls

Miami Art Fairs 2011 – Verge and Ink Highlights

December 3, 2011 by ArtJetSet

Ink Art Fair is a unique fair dedicated to contemporary work on paper.  Inhabiting the surprisingly lovely Suites of Dorchester, the fair hosted 14 galleries on the ground level of the hotel. Notable spaces included the installation of the Pace Gallery, and this Sangbim Im piece at Mary Ryan Gallery.   Verge Art Fair is an unconventional fair with a real DIY feel.  The small rooms hosted either small galleries or single artists exhibiting their work privately.  An exhibiting artist […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Ink, Verge • Tags: Ink Art Fair, Sangbim Im, Verge Art Fair

Miami Art Fairs 2011 : Red Dot

December 3, 2011 by ArtJetSet

The Red Dot Art Fair is a very decorative fair featuring around 50 different galleries, with a special selection of about a dozen galleries from Korea. With an approachable variety of mid-ranged priced art works, there is something here to match any interior design tastes.  My only complaint is that the shaky plywood floors brought a level of cheapness to the fair which diminished the overall look and value of the gallery booths. Significant mention goes to Adamar Fine Arts […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Red Dot • Tags: Adamar Fine Arts, Courtney Garrett, Saya Da Jung, Suzan Woodruff

Miami Art Fairs 2011: Aqua

December 3, 2011 by ArtJetSet

As far as the Miami hotel based satellite fairs go, Aqua Miami has the most charm.  Atrium was filled with installations and convivial seating area that made attending feel persuasively like an art fair rather than creeping through hotel windows. Aqua showcased some very interesting West Coast galleries, and some attractive very street looking art. Highlights included What it is Projects, from Oak Park IL I really liked this wall installation.   Galerie SAS had an amazing space, with a good […]

Categories: Aqua, Art Fairs • Tags: Kelli Connell, Laurent Craste, Mark Khaisman

Get Ready for Art Basel Miami Beach 2011

December 2, 2011 by ArtJetSet

I’m on my way to Miami… click the banners to link out to each fair’s site.   Miami Beach Convention Center  The Ice Palace | 1400 North Miami Avenue      NE 1st Ave (Midtown Blvd)  at NE 30th St     Deauville Beach Resort Collins Ave & 67th St       1671 Washionton Ave Greenview Hotel    2637 N Miami Ave at NE 27th St.      Aqua Hotel 1530 Collins Ave     2505 N. Miami Ave (at the corner of 25th St) […]

Categories: Aqua, Art Basel Miami Beach, Art Fairs, Fountain, NADA - New Art Dealers of America, Pulse, Scope, Verge • Tags: Art Basel Miami Beach

Bridgeman Art at The HOW Conference

June 25, 2011 by ArtJetSet

While attending the HOW Design Live conference, I came across the booth of Bridgeman Art, a fine art image licensing agency that work with over 8000 collections.   Bridgeman Art offered a fantastic booth give-away – they had a variety of famous painting cutouts that you posed in, and they offered you the Polaroid framed in a mouse pad.  See mine above as I pose in The Cheat with the Ace of Clubs, by Georges de La Tour.

Categories: Art Fairs, Panel + Symposiums • Tags: Bridgeman Art, Georges La Tour, HOW Conference

The Affordable Art Fair 2011

May 4, 2011 by ArtJetSet

The Affordable Art Fair goal is to make art accessible to all buyers at all the price ranges.  A truely wonderful fair, hosting a diverse range of gallerists and artwork, the greatest pleasure was seeing the many people walking out with wrapped artwork in hand. Though the misconception of Affordable can ring as cheap and low quality, this fair hosted a gorgeous array of work and international galleries from Argentina to Austraila. Favorites included blue abstracted horizons at Sarah Myerscough, […]

Categories: Affordable Art Fair • Tags: Affordable Art Fair, Artêria, ArtStar.com, Edouard Buzon, Ken Elliot, Madelyn Jordan, Sarah Myerscough, Sean Brannan, Tone

Independent Fair: Highlights and Favorites

March 6, 2011 by ArtJetSet

The Independent was one of the best New York fairs I attended.  As last year was the inaugural year, the fair was exciting and new but the aesthetics of the space and the building were left very raw and open concept. This year the Independent stepped up with some bigger named galleries, and redesigned booths that allowed for flowing spaces while simultaneously embracing the spectacular building and aura that is the former Dia:Chelsea. Obligatory neon and large large text based […]

Categories: Independent, Uncategorized • Tags: Alex Brown, David Salle, David Shrigley, Josephine Meckseper, Klause Weber, Michel François, Tom of Finland, Walead Beshty

Pulse Fair: Highlights and Favorites

March 6, 2011 by ArtJetSet

This year’s Pulse Fair was held for the first time at the Metropolitan center. PINTA – the Latin American art fair was held here last year quite successfully since they assumed the entire ground floor space . The deep narrow booths at Pulse created claustrophobic narrow aisles that made this fair an awkward viewing experience. Really loved this amazing Packing tape on plexiglass technique by Mark Khaisman at Pentimenti, as well as this nice red square piece at Shshana Wayne. […]

Categories: Pulse, Uncategorized • Tags: Alex Prager, Damian Stamer, Greely Myatt, Jane Hambleton, Mario Muller, Mark Khaisman, Mark Schoening, Markus Linnenbrink, Markus Weggenmann, Rene Barge, Ryan Martin

ADAA The Art Show: Highlights and Favorites

March 6, 2011 by ArtJetSet

The Art Dealer’s Association of America’s The Art Show brings together the best of museum quality art and galleries to the Park Avenue Armory. A considerably small fair, The Art Show invites blue chip galleries to present solo and two artists exhibitions or strategically curated booths. The interior of the fair was quite somber with a pallet of dark deep gray walls and carpeting, the quiet lull of the space was filled by some nice booths hosting the much expected […]

Categories: ADAA Fair, Uncategorized • Tags: Arnulf Rainer, David Opdyke, David Reed, Enoc Perez, James Welling, Jaume Plensa, Kiel Johnson, Robert Buck, Tom Friedman

Fountain Fair: Highlights and Favorites

March 5, 2011 by ArtJetSet

The musical performance by Gordon Voidwell at Fountain Fair Opening Night reception party, set the perfect atmosphere for this alternative art fair. Much of the art, like the fair itself, has a crude alternative-pop street feel, especially resonated by its location at The Frying Pan at refurbished lightship that has been resurrected as an event space and bar. Liked the vitrine by Evo Love at Stash Gallery, massive installation by Greg Haberny that filled one full space with floor to […]

Categories: Fountain, Uncategorized • Tags: Fountain Fair, Greg Haberny, Jason Robert Bell

Volta: Highlights and Favorites

March 4, 2011 by ArtJetSet

Volta is a fantastic show because the exhibitors present one single artist’s works. This year Volta offered a very innovative idea for their catalog – instead of a big heavy tome, visitors were given an empty folder and the information prospectus were available at each booth, granting the viewer the ability to personalize their catalog with the information of the art they liked. Following my current inclination towards big bright abstracted painting, my favorite booth was Pierre-François Ouellette.  Artist Dil […]

Categories: Volta • Tags: Dil Hildebrand, Jennie Ottinger, Jeremy Mora, Oana Farcas, Paul Nugent, Volta

The Armory: Highlights and Favorites

March 4, 2011 by ArtJetSet

The most refreshing aspect of the fair season so far is big bright abstract paintings. I like the acid neon colours and the return to pure aesthetics of paint, textures, and lines. Loved Anselm Reyle at Michael Schultz, glitter painted by Armleder at Massimo De Carlo, Jason Martin’s pure pigment on metal at Lisson, and Katrina Grosse giant abstract painted sculpture. With Paul Kasmin Gallery’s entire space was a neon fenced off empty lot, The Armory Show brought forward neon […]

Categories: The Armory Show • Tags: Anselm Reyle, Anthony James, Armleder, Gimhongsok, Jason Martin, Jeppe Hein, Jurgen Drescher, Katrina Grosse, Larry Rivers, Marc Quinn, Massimo De Carlo, Michael Schultz, Nicholas Robinson, Ryan Gander, Sam Van Aken

The Armory: Part I

March 4, 2011 by ArtJetSet

Armory Week New York has officially opened! Amongst the expected blue chip big name artworks and ironic money/value references: Obligatory Damien Hirst prints for sale on edition, a floor made of pennies at Untitled Gallery, and Reed Seifer dollar bill installation. This year’s The Armory Show had a strong current of overtly political works. With the socio-political upheavals seen around the world and in local media, seeing artists respond visually is not surprising. With performance piece at Kukje of an […]

Categories: The Armory Show • Tags: Damien Hirst, Lohner & Carlson, Reed Seifer, Rokni Haerizadeh, Tomas Espina

New York Armory Week Itinerary

February 28, 2011 by ArtJetSet

New York’s Armory Art Fair Week starts this Wednesday March 2! Here is a summary of all the fairs that are taking place, with the vital info for visitors. Click on the links for fair info and location maps! ADAA The Art Show Location: Park Ave Armory, Park Ave + 67th St Hours: Wed – Sat 12pm – 8pm  // Sun 12pm – 6pm Admission: $20 The Armory Show Location: Piers 92 & 94, 12th Ave + 55th St Hours: […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Uncategorized • Tags: New York Armory Week

VIP Online Art Fair

January 27, 2011 by ArtJetSet

VIP, the fist Online Art Fair, opened at 8am EST, January 22, 2011. Hosting 137 booths, VIP was divided into four exhibition halls – Premier Large and Premier Medium for leading galleries, Focus presenting 23 galleries each showing only 8 works by single artists, and Emerging presenting works created within the last 2 years by emerging artists. The fair was highly criticized for the tech glitches, like the chat function not working, and the slow server due to overwhelming traffic. […]

Categories: Art and E-commerce, Art Fairs • Tags: Brendan Fowler, Limoncello Gallery, VIP Online Art fair

The Armory Show

March 9, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Armory View from above, Warhol pillows at Ferrus GalleryRichard Mosse and Robert Shana Parkeharrison at Jack Shainman, Gabi Trinkaus at Georg Kargl Vienna, Lisson Gallery, Sebstiaan Bremer at Hales London, Carter and Douglas Gordon at Yvon Lambert,Galerie Jousse Entriprise, Enoc Perez at Galerie Michael Janssen Berlin, Richard Jackson

Categories: The Armory Show • Tags: Douglas Gordon, Enoc Perez at Galerie Michael Janssen Berlin, Gabi Trinkaus, Richard Jackson, Richard Mosse and Robert Shana Parkeharrison, Sebstiaan Bremer, The Armory Show

Independant

March 7, 2010 by ArtJetSet

As the spectacular last act of the X Initiative, ‘The Independent” branded a Hybrid Forum, suggested that a new generation was finding ways to create structures of the Art industry. A fair with free entry for the public exhibited art for sale that was not in booths. Hosted presentations and installations by highly regarded international figures and has been developed with creative advisors, Thea Westreich Art Advisory Services, New York and Matthew Higgs, Director of the nonprofit White Columns, New […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Independent • Tags: Director of the nonprofit White Columns, New York and Matthew Higgs, New York., Thea Westreich Art Advisory Services, X-Initiative

Fountain Art Fair

March 7, 2010 by ArtJetSet

  The Fountain Art Fair was held at the Frying Pan on boat off 26th street Pier 66. Fountain brands itself as an exhibition of avant garde artwork, it is really more akin to outsider art. Loved Raphael Denis Tower of Babel giant installation paired with the preliminary sculpture. Photos, assemblage piece by Nikki Johnson, stunning piece by Nicholas Forker, The chaotic atmosphere, the weird smell, and the dizzying swaying of the boat did impede the interesting variety of galleries: […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Fountain • Tags: Art Bazaar ArtSlant Boltax Gallery Christina Ray CREON Gallery Galerie Zeitgeist Greg Haberny Holster Projects Leo Kesting Nudashank Open Ground Red Truck Gallery Sarah Nightingale We-Are-Familia

Verge

March 7, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Hosted at the Dylan Hotel, the inaugural Verge Art Fair New York is named as the Only Fair Exclusively for Emerging Art. Going back to the traditional origin roots of the Art Fairs in hotel rooms, each gallery occupied a hotel room, as well as larger installations in the lobby and stairwells. Favorites included….. Fuse Works and Front Room gallery that shared one room, selling multiples and editions. Loved Domenick Di Pietrantonio’s Arctic Sweat and Andrew Eyman’s Shell Beach watches. […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Verge • Tags: Ali Umut Ergin and Lorand Revault, Andrew Eyman, Domenick Di Pietrantonio, Dylan Hotel, Fuse Works and Front Room gallery, Maki Hosokawa, Verge Art Fair New York

Volta New York

March 5, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Volta, titled the No Guts No Glory Solo Project Art Fair, is a sister fair to The Armory Show, held at the MMPI showroom headquarters opposite the Empire State Building.Loved Volta’s VIP dogtags instead of plastic clip on badges. Charley Friedman @ Gallery Diet Miami Karl Kuikkanon @ Nordin Gallery, Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen@ Vanessa Quang Paris, Giuseppe Stampone @prometeogallery Milan Mickey Smith @Invisible Exports, Heather Cantrell @ Kinkead Contemporary creating black and white Polaroids portraits for sale. Soyeon Cho […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Volta • Tags: Charley Friedman, Gallery Diet Miami, Giuseppe Stampone, Heather Cantrell, Invisible Exports, Karl Kuikkanon, Kinkead Contemporary, Mickey Smith, Nikolaj Bendix, Nordin Gallery, Skyum Larsen, Soyeon Cho, Vanessa Quang Paris, Volta

Pulse New York

March 5, 2010 by ArtJetSet

Categories: Art Fairs, Pulse

Aqua Fairs Miami 2009

December 19, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Categories: Aqua, Uncategorized

Fountain Miami 2009

December 18, 2009 by ArtJetSet

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Categories: Fountain, Uncategorized

Design Miami 2009

December 17, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Design Miami, now in its fifth year, has become the forum for preeminent design. Housed in a temporary structure created this year by New York based Aranda/Lasch in the Wynwood design district. Highlights include retrospective by Dutch designer Maarten Baas who received this year’s Designer of the Year award.Greg Lynn’s Carbon Crystal Sails Veuve Cliquot was one of the sponsors, made special edition lamps that were given away at the end of the fair. Ornamentum (Hudson) presented contemporary jewelry. The […]

Categories: Design • Tags: Design Miami Fair, Greg Lynn, Iris Eichenberg, Maarten Baas, Ornamentum, Studio Job

NADA Miami 2009

December 16, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Wayne White paints irony over found paintings. Tom Scicluna installation Paul Gabrielli at Invisible Exports Stunning installation by Ellen Harvey, these are in fact mirrors reflecting a mountain landscape. Agathe Snow, who featured an intensive space with James Fuentes at the main Art Basel fair, as well as these ring sculptures here at NADA. Misa Inaoka tiny sculptures of birds.

Categories: NADA - New Art Dealers of America • Tags: Agathe Snow, Ellen Harvey, Misa Inaoka, NADA, Paul Gabrielli, Tom Scicluna, Wayne White

Scope Miami 2009

December 15, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Art Asia and Scope had a very large space this year. Between the two spaces was this green courtyard filled with sculptures, installation and music. Pierre Mollphettes Guerra de la Paz bomb made from knotted fabric Ryan Martin at Mark Wolf Tseng Wei-Hao drawing and sound installation that made horrible noise when the magnetic strips were touched.

Categories: Scope • Tags: Guerra de la Paz, Pierre Mollphettes, Ryan Martin, Scope Art Fair, Tseng Wei-Hao

Pulse Miami 2009

December 14, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Pulse was a great show this year!! A great mix of known works, emerging artists, and a brilliant variety of media, spaces, artists, and galleries. Myoung Ho Lee at Yossi Milo, Anselm Kiefer preliminary for Sternenfeld. OK Mountain Collective Hanging Mickey Mouse sculpture, Neon Books by Airan King, Airplane sculpture Painting by James Olley at Angell Gallery

Categories: Pulse

Art Miami Fair 2009

December 13, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Kim McCarty painting at David Klein I had the extraordinary pleasure of meeting the photographer Denis Darzacq on the Lawrence Miller booth. His work like his character is colourful and dynamic. This series reminds me of the film CashBack directed by fashion photographer turned filmmaker Sean Ellis. Ferran Cano and Bernardi Roig

Categories: Pulse • Tags: Bernardi Roig, Denis Darzacq, Ferran Cano, Kim McCarty

Art Fairs in Miami

December 2, 2009 by ArtJetSet

Art Basel Miami Beach is the most imporatant art fair in the United States. A cultural and social highlight, as the sister event of Swiss Art Basel. Art Basel Miami Beach combines an international selection of top galleries with an exciting program of special exhibitions, parties, and crossover events featuring music, film, architecture and design. Location : Miami Beach Convention Center. http://www.artbaselmiamibeach.com Art Miami is the city’s original and longest running contemporary art fair. Location: The Art Miami Pavillion on […]

Categories: Art Fairs, Scope • Tags: aqua art, Art Basel Miami Beach, art fairs miami, Pulse Miami Fair, Scope Art Fair, verge

PINTA New York

November 25, 2009 by ArtJetSet

PINTA is the Modern and Contemporary Latin American Art Fair hosted in New York in late November, which coincides with Christies’s and Sotheby’s Latin American Art acutions. Eleven Rivington showed Valeska Soares’ marble pillow sculptures, marble so delicately chisled to resemble the softest lace and intricate embroidery. Dean Projects presents Reinaldo Sanguino, ceramic sculptures of crowns perched on a pedastal of Tiffany and Hermes boxes. Y Gallery showed Tamara Kostianovsky sculptures of shanks of meat created by stitched together and […]

Categories: Pinta • Tags: Doris Salcedo, PINTA, Priscilla Monge, Reinaldo Sanguino, Tamara Kostianovsky, Valeska Soares