PULSE New York Contemporary Art Fair 2015

PULSE New York Contemporary Art Fair 2015

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, PULSE Contemporary Art Fair returns for its New York edition from March 5 – 8, 2015 at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea. PULSE New York will continue the momentum established during its successful Miami Beach edition, which realized major sales and acclaim at the fair’s airy new mid-Miami Beach location. PULSE New York will present a tightly-curated selection of exhibitors showing work by more than 100 international artists, over 80% of exhibitors at the fair will present three artists or less, and a third will showcase two artists in conversation. As one of the longest-running contemporary art fairs in New York, PULSE offers visitors a welcoming environment in which to explore and discover the most compelling contemporary art produced today.

“We look forward to returning to March and introducing visitors to our select group of exhibitors and artists,” says Director Helen Toomer, “PULSE is an environment that encourages interaction and we take pride in showcasing a microcosm of the contemporary art market in which artists can be discovered, acquired and supported.”

PULSE New York 2015 Exhibitors and Artists:

523 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, New York, NY: Diana Copperwhite

Adah Rose Gallery, Kensington, MD: Joan Belmar, Brian Dupont, Alan Steele

ANTONIO COLOMBO ARTE CONTEMPORANEA, Milan, Italy: Zio Ziegler

ART LEXÏNG, Miami, FL: Ye Hongxing

Black & White Gallery / Project Space, Brooklyn, NY: Liset Castillo, Cristina del Campo, Peter Brock, Michael van den Besselaar

Brodsky Center Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ (POINTS): Lynda Benglis, Trenton Doyle Hancock, William Kentridge, Irena Nakova, Chris Ofili, Kiki Smith, Pat Steir, Richard Tuttle, Chuck Webster, Carrie Mae Weems, Stephen Westfall

Causey Contemporary, New York, NY: Melissa Murray, John J. Richardson

Conduit Gallery, Dallas, TX: Marcelyn McNeil, Sandra Ono

CYNTHIA CORBETT GALLERY, London, UK: Fabiano Parisi

DAVIDSON CONTEMPORARY, New York, NY: Thomas Witte, Sam Messenger, Darren Lago, Kim Rugg, Ghost of a Dream, Mel Rosas, Kiel Johnson

De Soto Gallery, Venice, CA (IMPULSE): Laura Plageman, Osamu Yokonami

OSAMU YOKONAMI

Assembly d-3

Courtesy De Soto Gallery, Venice, CA

ELISABETH CONDON

Electric Lotus Land

Courtesy Emerson Dorsch, Miami

Emerson Dorsch, Miami, FL: Elisabeth Condon

Galerie Ernst Hilger GMBH, Vienna, Austria: Mel Ramos, Cameron Platter, Brian McKee, Oliver Dorfer, FAILE, Shepard Fairey

GALERIE FREY, Vienna, Austria: Herbert Golser, Anselm Gluck, Johannes Domenig

Galerie L’lnlassable, Paris, France (IMPULSE): Anne Deleporte, Reinhard Voss & Adam Dix

Galerie Sator, Paris, France: Yevgeniy Fiks

Gallery LVS, Seoul, South Korea: Tea Jin Seong, Won Kun Jun

gallery nine5, New York, NY: Jessica Lichtenstein, Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann

Gallery Poulsen, Copenhagen, Denmark: Jean-Pierre Roy, Christian Rex van Minnen, Aaron Johnson, Nicola Verlato

AARON JOHNSON

Voodoo Child, 2013

Courtesy Gallery Poulsen, Copenhagen

InLiquid, Philadelphia, PA (POINTS): Melissa Maddonni Haims

InSitu Works, New York, NY: Pablo Davila, TrujilloPaumier, Alexis Zambrano

Lesley Heller Workspace, New York, NY: Katherine Newbegin, Jim Osman

Livingstone gallery THE HAGUE/BERLIN, The Hague, The Netherlands: Raquel Maulwurf, Arnulf Rainer

Lyons Wier Gallery, New York, NY: Jeff Muhs, James Austin Murray

LMAKprojects, New York, NY: Russell Nachman

MC2Gallery, Milan, Italy: Renato D'Agostin, Trong Gia Nguyen

Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami, FL: Osamu Kobayashi

My Name’s Lolita Art, Madrid, Spain: Paco Pomet, Joël Mestre

ODETTA, Brooklyn, NY (IMPULSE): Margaret Roleke, Ryan Sarah Murphy

Philip Bloom Gallery, Nantucket, MA (IMPULSE): Eli G. Halpern, Patrick Shoemaker

Pictura Gallery, Bloomington, IN: David Magnusson, Connor Green, Joe Johnson

Project ArtBeat, Tbilisi, Georgia (IMPULSE): Beso Uznadze, Maia Naveriani, Thea Gvetadze

RICK WESTER FINE ART, New York, NY: Alyse Rosner

ROCKELMANN&, Berlin, Germany (IMPULSE): Jeffrey Teuton, Kathleen Vance

Sienna Patti, Lenox, MA: Jonathan Wahl

Susan Eley Fine Art, New York, NY: Carole Eisner, Allison Green

SVA Galleries, New York, NY (POINTS): Curated Graduate Exhibition

TRANSFER, Brooklyn, NY: Carla Gannis

Uprise Art, New York, NY: Charlie Engman, Rachel Mica Weiss

Voltz Clarke, New York, NY: Michael Marra, Elaina Sullivan

WAGNER + PARTNER, Berlin, Germany: Peter Dreher, Ruud van Empel, Eckart Hahn

Waterhouse & Dodd, New York, NY & London, UK: Kim Keever, Jean-Francois Rauzier

X-Change Art Project, Lima, Peru (POINTS): Alessandra Rebagliati, Mariana Rivero, Iliana Scheggia

Yuki-Sis, Tokyo, Japan (IMPULSE): Katsutoshi Yuasa

A select jury will again award the PULSE Prize, a cash grant awarded directly to an artist of distinction, featured in a solo exhibition at PULSE New York. Nominees include:

Diana Copperwhite | 523 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, New York, NY

Zio Ziegler | ANTONIO COLOMBO ARTE CONTEMPORANEA, Milan, Italy

Ye Hongxing | ART LEXÏNG, Miami, FL

Fabiano Parisi | CYNTHIA CORBETT GALLERY, London, UK

Elisabeth Condon | Emerson Dorsch, Miami, FL

Melissa Maddonni Haims | InLiquid, Philadelphia, PA (POINTS)

Yevgeniy Fiks | Galerie Sator, Paris, France

Russell Nachman | LMAKprojects, New York, NY

Osamu Kobayashi | Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami, FL

Alyse Rosner | RICK WESTER FINE ART, New York, NY

Jonathan Wahl | Sienna Patti, Lenox, MA

Katsutoshi Yuasa | Yuki-Sis, Tokyo, Japan (IMPULSE)

PLAY, the fair’s showcase for video and new media, will be curated by Billy Zhao, a dynamic young curator from the Marina Ambramovic Institute (MAI). PERSPECTIVES is the fair’s series of in-depth conversations between prominent art world insiders, exploring ideas within contemporary art and the art market. On Saturday, March 7 the fair will host 10 x 10, a special curator-focused roundtable, featuring ten curators who will each have ten minutes to answer questions related to “The Future”, which is the overarching theme of this New York edition.

PROJECTS will feature a large site-specific entryway installation by Rachel Mica Weiss presented by Uprise Art, monumental sculptures by Aaron Stephans and Lauren Fensterstock presented by Sienna Patti, paintings by emerging London-based artist Danny Rolph presented by 523 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, and a video sculpture by Jonathan Calm, presented by LMAKprojects. Carla Gannis will exhibit a large-scale digital print courtesy of TRANSFER.

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Inaugural Miami First Friday Art Walk 2013

Inaugural Downtown Miami First Fridays Art Walk 2013

April 5th, 2013

The inaugural Downtown Miami “First Fridays” Art Walk on Friday will take place on April 5th from 6-10pm. This new cultural initiative shines a light on the growing art community and collector market in Downtown Miami, bringing together non-profit arts organizations and local galleries for special exhibitions, artists open studios, tours, exclusive openings, artist performances and an international contemporary art fair, MIA Encore, aboard SeaFair at Bayfront. The Art Walk will be held the first Friday of every month January-June and October-December. The September Art Walk will be held in conjunction with DWNTWN Art Days, September 20-22, 2013. The “First Fridays” Art Walk is organised by the International Fine Art Expositions (IFAE), founders of Art Miami (1991) and organizers of the Miami International Art Fair (MIA), in collaboration with the arts and culture community of Downtown Miami.

The First Fridays Art Walk will showcase over 150 exhibiting artists in fifteen venues, offering an array of art experiences that will reflect multiple mediums, styles, and trends in the art world. Participating organizations include:

MDC Museum of Art+Design
Dimensions Variable
Bas Fisher Invitational
TM Sisters
Turn-Based Press Studio
Artisan Lounge, 26 Artists Studios
Etra Fine Art
Nina Torres Fine Art
Eleazar Delgado Studio
Giants in the City, Presented by Irreversible Magazine
Ocean Bank Art Space
Sculpture in the Park at Bayfront
McCormick Place, 7 Artists Studios
MIA Encore – at SeaFair, 28 International Galleries
Art in Public Places

All participating organizations are conveniently located within two blocks of the Miami Trolley line and Metromover. 

 Downtown Miami First Fridays Art Walk Map

The “First Friday” Art Walk coincides with the debut of the MIA Encore fair, April 5th-7th, a new series of fairs launched by IFAE this spring following MIA fair in January. Each MIA Encore show will gather a carefully selected array of 28 international dealers presenting both established contemporary and emerging artists. Works will be composed of contemporary, cutting-edge art of all media including photography, painting, mixed media, sculpture, jewelry, installation and video. Admission to MIA Encore will be complimentary for the duration of First Friday hours from 6-10pm.

For more information on Miami First Friday Art Walk visit www.expoships.com/firstfridays/

2012 Armory Show Focus: Nordic Countries with 19 galleries from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland

Armory Show, NYC, March 8-11, 2012: The Third Edition of Armory Focus to features The Nordic Countries

The mission behind ARMORY FOCUS is to shed light on a dynamic arts community. After Berlin (2010) and Latin America (2011) the third edition of Armory Focus will turn its attention to The Nordic Countries. The invitation-only component of The Armory Show, Armory Focus: The Nordic Countries, will feature select galleries from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland.

Armory Focus: The Nordic Countries will continue The Armory Show’s mission to provide an annual platform for an under recognized yet thriving arts communities at one of the most important gathering of artists, dealers and collectors in the world, The Armory Show. In recognition of the region’s increasing importance on the global art scene and its vital presence in New York City, Armory Focus: The Nordic Countries will offer a select group of galleries an opportunity to showcase their innovative and exciting exhibition programs in New York City.

Paul Morris, Founding Director of The Armory Show, notes that “The decision to focus on the Nordic Countries: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland, centered around a discussion about an important and thriving art community, yet one that is often under-represented as a region – and the Nordic region is just that. The extensive and overwhelming network of artists, curators, collectors, museums, and galleries attests to the Nordic’s international importance and we want Armory Focus to highlight the region’s contribution to the international art community."

This year, and for the first time, Armory Focus is curated by the esteemed Malmö Konsthall director, Jacob Fabricius. Fabricius will be integral in the selection of the galleries included in Armory Focus: The Nordic Countries in addition to tailoring the aesthetic look of the section. “Nordic or not, the artists and galleries that work in this region deserve our full attention and I am happy to be able to present them in New York and at The Armory Show as part of the focus on the Nordic Region."

Armory Focus: The Nordic Countries – The 19 featured Art Galleries from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland

Galerie Anhava, Helsinki
Martin Asbaek Gallery, Copenhagen
Beaver Projects, Copenhagen
Gallery Niklas Belenius, Stockholm
Galleri Bo Bjerggaard, Copenhagen
Crystal, Stockholm
D.O.R., Oslo
Dortmund Bodega, Oslo
ELASTIC, Malmö
Fruit & Flower Deli, Stockholm
i8, Reykjavik
IMO, Copenhagen
Galleri Magnus Karlsson, Stockholm
Christian Larsen, Stockholm
NOPlace, Oslo
Galleri Susanne Ottesen, Copenhagen
David Risley Gallery, Copenhagen
Galleri Christian Torp, Oslo
V1 Gallery, Copenhagen

The Armory Focus Curator: JACOB FABRICIUS

Jacob Fabricius has curated numerous exhibitions at the Malmö Konsthall since 2005 and was appointed director of this institution in 2008. As director, he initiated many innovative public exhibitions such as the hitchhiking exhibition Auto Stop and Polis Polis Potatismos. Before coming to the Malmö Konsthall, he worked as a freelance curator and associated curator at Centre d’Art Santa Monica, Barcelona. Fabricius has organized numerous exhibitions and public projects such as What is a guy from Leicester, a Swedish girl, a family father and a gay couple doing on a deserted island between Denmark and Sweden? (1997), Art Calls (1997), S-tog (1999), Rent-a-Bench (2002), Sandwiched (2003) and KBH Kunsthal (2005-06). Jacob Fabricius is also founder of the publishing company Pork Salad Press and the newspaper project Old News. He has published more than 50 books, records and CDs; most recently David Robbins’ Concrete Comedy. Jacob Fabricius lives in Copenhagen, DK and works in Malmö, SE.

2012 Armory Fair Show
March 8-11, 2012
Piers 92 & 94 - New York City - USA
Website: www.thearmoryshow.com

SCOPE New York 2011 Art Fair Highlights

Artwork by TYPOE, Confetti Death, 2010 - Spinello Gallery, Miami

SCOPE NewYork 2011 

International Contemporary Art Show 

March 2 - 6 2011 

Building on Miami’s overwhelming success, SCOPE launches its 2011 season with its fagship fair, SCOPE NEW YORK.  Serviced daily by shuttles, SCOPE NY 11 expands to a 60,000 square foot hall on the West Side Highway, minutes from The Armory Show. The fair opens to Press and VIP’s today with the FirstView benefit. 

This year’s New York edition of the art fair presents over 50 international galleries from four continents and sixteen countries including China, Mexico, Japan, Korea, Brazil, Italy, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, Germany, UK, Spain, and Canada. 

Solo and thematic group shows on view at SCOPE New York providing the opportunity for gallerists, collectors, curators, artists, critics and art lovers alike to experience a great view of contemporary art. 

“Our new monumental location will highlight SCOPE’s core mission of introducing international galleries alongside museum quality programming, collector tours, screenings, and special events. Anchoring SCOPE as New York’s destination fair, programming expands in partnership with local and international cultural organizations, featuring: film, music, installation and performance. SCOPE New York will again highlight our lead role as creative R+D for a wider audience of taste makers who make art their business” says SCOPE President & Founder Alexis Hubshman.  

GALLERY HIGHLIGHTS 

Eleanor Harwood Gallery, San Francisco

TANJA SELZER, Feuer / Fire, 2010

Oil on canvas, 220 x 150 cm

TANJA SELZER

Eleanor Harwood Gallery, San Francisco

FRANCESCA PASTINE, Erosion, 2008

FRANCESCA PASTINE

SPINELLO GALLERY, Miami

DEAD DADS CLUB CORPORATION, These Heads Died Series, 2006

Crayola Crayon on Cotton Paper with 3/4" Neodymium Cylinder Magnets

79 x 64 1/8 inches

DEAD DADS CLUB CORPORATION

English Kills Art Gallery, Brooklyn

BRENT OWENS, Froze Socks, 2009

BRENT OWENS

Saatchi On-Line, London

KRISTEN SCHIELE, Tiger Talk TV, 2011 

KRISTEN SCHIELE

Exhibit/101, Miami

JOSHUA HAGLER 

A Fossilizing towards. The Name Engorged By Capillarity, 2010 

Mixed Media Sculpture 

JOSHUA HAGLER

Bonelli Arte Contemporanea, Mantova 

WILLIAM MARK ZANGHI, Pic-Nic, 2010 

Varnish on canvas

120 x 156 cm / 47" x 61.5"

WILLIAM MARK ZANGHI

Foley Gallery, New York 

ANDREA MASTROVITO, Marilyn, 2010

Paper on panel, 24 x 20

ANDREA MASTROVITO

Contra Projects, Detroit

TRUSTOCORP, 100% American Male 

TRUSTOCORP

Hanmi, London

SANKEUM KOH, Excerpt from a novel ‘Paettaragi’: by Dong In Kim, 2010

1cm steel beads on black stainless steel

110 cm x 160 cm

SANKEUM KOH

Sloan Fine Art, New York

MARION PECK solo booth (Booth #C05) to celebrate the release of her book Animal Love Summer. New works and earlier works included in the book are on display and available.

SCOPE NEW YORK 2011 

EXHIBITORS LIST

101/exhibit 

a.m.f Projects

Area B 

Artists Wanted 

Aureus Contemporary 

Besharat Gallery 

Black Square Gallery 

Bonelli Art Contemporanea 

Butter Gallery 

C. Emerson Fine Arts 

Carol Jazzar 

Civilian Art Projects 

Contemporary by Angela Li 

Contra Projects 

Dean Project 

Eleanor Harwood 

Emmanuel Fremin Gallery 

English Kills Art Gallery 

Frederico Seve 

Foley Gallery 

Frosch & Portmann

Galeria Christopher Paschall 

Galeria Lyle O. Reitzel 

Galerie D’Este 

Galerie Gaia 

Galerie Von Braunbehrens

Gallerie Dukan & Hourdequin

Gallery H.A.N.

Gallery Olivier Waltman 

Golden Thread Gallery 

Hamburg Kennedy Photographs 

Hamiltonian Gallery 

Hanmi Gallery 

Hardcore Art Contemporary Space 

Hendershot Gallery 

Janine Bean Gallery 

Juan Ruiz Gallery 

Jung Park Gallery 

Krause Gallery 

Licht Feld 

Light Work 

Mauger Modern Art 

Mindy Solomon 

Muriel Guepin 

Next Art Galleria 

Now Contemporary Art 

Opus 

Paci Arte 

RARE

Rize Art Gallery 

Saatchi Online 

Silas Marder 

Sloan Fine Art (SFA) 

Spinello Gallery 

Station Independent Projects 

Sundaram Tagore 

Symbolic Collection 

Tally Beck Contemporary 

SCOPE NY 11

New Location

320 West St (West Side Highway)

Across from Pier 40 

NY 10014 

www.scope-art.com