Sorry for the super late posting today. Ok, tonight. I spent the weekend spring cleaning. Kinda achy now; was a workout. More importantly, the Affordable Art Fair is in New York City this week, from Wednesday, April 3 to Sunday, April 7 at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street.
The Affordable Art Fair launched in London back in 1999, a few years after founder Will Ramsay opened and found success with his gallery Will’s Art Warehouse which offered work from unknown and emerging artists priced at $100to $5,000. The gallery is still around, and the Fair now takes place in 12 cities around the world. He also founded the contemporary art hub PULSE, held annually in New York and Miami; co-founded Art Hong Kong and is a co-shareholder of Art India. I think he has my dream job.
I was hoping to go the NYC this weekend, though that’s seeming unlikely. Here’s a preview of what’s for sale. If anyone attends, I’d love to see pics, especially of purchases!
Tony Moriello “Diamonds”
Arterior • Bromont, Canada
Duncan Johnson “Riveredge”
Edgewater Gallery • Middlebury, VT
Richard Silver “Hawaiian Beach”
Artstar • NYC
Robert Clarke “Coffee”
Rebecca Hossack Gallery • NYC
Janet Sherman “Color Block”
Contemporary Art Source • Olympia, Washington
Constance Old “Shades of Clear”
Julio Valdez Studio • NYC
Miran Kim “Time Travel”
Art Company Misoolsidae • Seoul
Laurie de Camillis
Canadian Art Collective • Toronto
Petr Weigl “New Beginning”
Blue Tomato Gallery • London
Gian Paul Lozza “Wolf”
Luster • NYC
Nataly Goubet “Pause Cigarette”
Galerie Olivia Ganancia • Paris
Xavi Carbonell “Unititled”
Art Angler • NYC
