The Art Dealers Association of America today announced what dealers will be showing in their booths at it annual Art Show, which runs at the Park Avenue Armory from March 6 through 10 this year. Dealers typically present one-person shows or thematic programs, which offers a welcome change from the stuffed booths of many other art fairs. Read More
The Art Dealers Association of American announced its new officers and board directors today, with Dorsey Waxter of the Midtown gallery Greenberg Van Doren appointed to the top job. (Greenberg Van Doren announced today that it will move to the Upper East Side and change its name to Van Doren Waxter.) Ms. Waxter will follow Lucy Mitchell-Innes, whose three-year term as president ends at the end of the his year. Read More
You know you’ve got the evening’s top art ticket when the first people you see are Los Angeles-based megacollector Eli Broad and his wife Edythe. Last night Mr. Broad, who is building a private museum in downtown L.A., was among the first arrivals at the opening of the Art Show, the annual art fair of the Art Dealers Association of America. The event, which kicked off the fair-filled Armory Week, doubles as a benefit for the Henry Street Settlement. Read More
This week begins one of the busiest times for art exhibitors in the city and internationally, Armory Arts Week. Taking its name from the Armory Show, the roster of art fairs happening this week has expanded to include over 10 art fairs, from the sprawling Armory to hotel fairs. Here’s a cheat sheet to the goings on. Read More
Ah, art fairs. Otherwise known as “hell.” The Armory Show exhibitor list is a little smaller than last year, though still massive, and a reminder of just how littered with art fairs New York will be this spring. The big names are Armory Contemporary and Modern, the ADAA Art Show and Frieze New York. Let’s crunch the numbers a bit, shall we? Read More
