This self-style anti-fair art fair features curated presentations of artists who are currently not represented by a gallery. This year’s edition, September 8-12 at 550 West 29th Street, will feature a special section dedicated to “the human being - screen society relationship” with “Maybe I am Your Mother: Who is generating Who?” curated by Asya Rotella. Participating artists include Erika Ehrman, Formento & Formento, Jay Martin, Vikki Michalios, Robert Obier, Jason Piken, Carmine Santaniello and Denny Theocharakis, who are among the 50 indy artists slated to showcase work. Tickets are $55 for the VIP Opening Reception, $35 for the Art Lovers Networking Brunch, $20 for general admission and just $10 for students/seniors.
It's Armory Week—the closest thing the New York art world has to Fashion Week—which brings a stampede of collectors, curators, artists and dealers (including, of course, those from Chelsea, Uptown and Lower East Side galleries) to the city. Thousands of them from all over the world rush in for a confluence of art fairs featuring modern and contemporary art of all stripes. For the general public, Armory Week—which takes its name from The Armory Show—offers the perfect opportunity to discover the latest trends in art. There’s tons to see, and taking it all in can be exhausting, but there’s a fair for everyone’s taste. To help you find one that suits yours, we offer this handy guide of the best things to do during Armory Week.
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