artMRKT SAN FRANCISCO May 16 - 19

artMRKT SAN FRANCISCO, a contemporary and modern art fair, opens this week and will feature 70 galleries from around the globe. This year, the third for artMRKT SAN they will be located in the Fort Mason Center, a good location with ample parking. The Opening Preview will be Thursday, May 16, from 6-8pm, benefiting the de Young and Legion of Honor, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. The evening on continues with an Opening Night Party which runs until 10:30pm. Check the artMRKT SAN FRANCISCO website for additional details and ticket info.

A few of artists and galleries that you'll see at the art fair.

 

Lee Materazzi, C-print on Plexiglass

Quint Contemporary Art, La Jolla, CA

 

 

 

Hung Liu, Oil on Canvas

Gail Severn Gallery, Ketchum, ID

 

 

 

Henry Wessel, Gelatin Silver Print

Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco, CA

 

 

 

David Bryd, Oil on Canvas

Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle, WA

 

 

 

Jennifer Nehrbass, Oil on Canvas

Julie Nester Gallery, Park City, UT

 

 

 

James Kennedy, Mixed Media on Masonite

Mindy Solomon Gallery, St Petersburg, FL

 

 

 

Roy De Forest, Polymer on Canvas

Brian Gross Fine Art, San Francisco, CA

 

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artMRKT SAN FRANCISCO is a sister art fair to artMRKT HAMPTONS, TEXAS CONTEMPORARY, and MIAMI PROJECT. artMRKT is a partnership between Jeffrey Wainhause, Max Fishko and the dealers they work with. artMRKT is a new kind of company. With a dedication to improve the art world and a wealth of production experience, they look to provide dealers and collectors with the highest level of service.

Art-Collecting.com is an online resource for art collectors and art enthusiasts. The site features gallery guides for every state and the major art cities as well as other useful information.

http://art-collecting.com

Pulse New York - 2013 Preview

 

Pulse New York is just hours away. It opens to the public at Noon on Thursday, May 9th and runs through Sunday May 11th. You'll find Pulse New York at The Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street, in the Chelsea district of New York.

Below are a few artists that you might not be familiar and they'll be on display at Pulse. If you get there early enough you might be able to purchase one for your art collection. It's always a good idea to arrive ealy for the best selection. Fair hours are Noon to 8pm on Thursday, 11 to 8 Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11 to 7pm. $20 General Admission or $15 for Students and Senior with valid ID.

A complimentary shuttle bus will run between PULSE and the Frieze ferry stop from Thursday, May 9 through Saturday, May 11 at 11 am – 8 pm daily. Sunday, May 12 until 7pm.

 

Kim Keever "Hawaii 0983c, 2013," archival pigment print

Adamson Gallery, Washington, DC

Jean-François Rauzier "Beaux arts" 2012 C-type Fine Art Print

Waterhouse & Dodd, New York, NY

Abel Barroso "Casa-Mochila" 2012 collage, acrylic, ink on paper

Pan American Art Projects, Miami, FL

Erik den Breejen "The River" 2012 Acrylic on canvas

Freight + Volume, New York, NY

Danielle Nelson Mourning "Paten Circle II" 2006 Color inket print

Taylor de Cordoba, Culver City, CA

Jessica Drenk "Bibiliophylum" 2013 site specific Carved Books

Adah Rose Gallery, Kensington, MD

Charles Dellschau "The Spark Of Life" 1919 watercolor and collage

Stephen Romano, Brookly, NY

Siobhan McBride "Blizzard" 2011 gouache on paper on panel

Eight Modern, Santa Fe, NM

 

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The Fair is divided into two sections and is comprised of a mix of established and emerging galleries vetted by a committee of prominent international dealers. The IMPULSE section presents galleries invited by the Committee to present solo project booths exhibiting emerging work created in the past two years.

For more information visit Pulse New York: http://pulse-art.com

Art-Collecting.com is an online resource for art collectors and art enthusiasts. http://art-collecting.com

Overture Miami 2012

Overture in association with Arts For A Better World, presented a nice line up of galleries and artists at this years fair. It was their 3rd Edition to the Art Basel Miami Beach week art scene. They were in the same exhibition tent as Art Asia and Scope Miami, and it seemed to work well. Taglialatella Galleries curated an "110 WARHOLS, AN OVERVIEW" and it was one of the highlights at this fair.

Richard Meier, Silkscreen and Collage

Exhibit A Fine Art & Editions, Short Hills

Corey Helford Gallery, Culver City

Ellen Sandor and (art)n

PHSCologram, Duratrans, Kodalith, Plexiglas

(art)n, Chicago

Holden Luntz Gallery, Palm Beach

Julian Lennon Photography, London

Harush Shlomo

Leslie Lew

Sculpted Oil on Canvas

Sensory Evolution Gallery, New York

Artwork by Zane York

Causey Contemporary, New York

Mohammad El Rawas

The Loud Majority / Silent Minority, 2012

Diptych, Oil Acrylic, Digital Print, Aluminum, Copper, Wood and Plastic Figurines on Plywood Paney, 270 x 145 cm

Art Sawa, Dubai

 

AW Massey Fine Art from Fort Lauderdale had nice works by Jasper Johns and David La Chapelle. Artwork by Jim Dine, Keith Haring and Jeffrey Pitt stood out at Octavia Gallery from New Orleans.

OVERTURE | Miami website: http://www.overtureartfair.com/

Design Miami 2012

Here're a few images from Design Miami. This fair brings together the most influential collectors, gallerists, designers, curators and critics from around the world in celebration of design culture and commerce. Fantastic designs from around the world. Located across the street from Art Basel Miami Beach, so it's easy to find. This years exhibition tent was designed by Snarkitecture.

Surface Tension Lamp, designed by FRONT
Booo, Eindhoven

Volume Gallery, Chicago
presenting Snarkitecture

Galierie Maria Wettergren, Paris

Ceramic expression by La Borne: 1940-1980

Magen H Gallery, NY

Metamorphosis by Pieke Bergmans
Venice Projects, Venice

Lamp detail, by Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta
Real dandelion heads are arranged within a phosphorescent bronze structure closely resembling a circuit board
Carpenters Workshop Gallery, London & Paris

Two lamps by Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta
Real dandelion heads are arranged within a phosphorescent bronze structure
Carpenters Workshop Gallery, London & Paris

Galerie BSL, Paris

Whippet Bench, Designed by RADI
Galerie kreo, Paris

Chair
Gallery SEOMI, Seoul

Ceramic Masterworks
Jason Jacques, Inc., New York
 

Design Miami/ website http://designmiamiblog.com/