Takashi Murakami Archives

The IFPDA Print Fair, an art fair for prints, dating from the old masters to contemporary works, takes place at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City this Wednesday, November 5, 2014, though Sunday, November 9, 2014. It’s a well-respected fair, with top collector pieces, but also includes more accessibly priced works. Here’s a preview of ten prints from the IFPDA Print Fair from Artsy.

Mickalene Thomas • Interior: Zebra with Two Chairs and Funky Fur, 2014
Relief, intaglio, digital, collage, enamel paint, colored pencil, gold leaf • Edition of 25
Tandem Press, Madison

Peter Saville • Joy 1, 1998 -2008
Ink jet print on hahnemühle paper • Edition of 10 + 2AP
Paul Stolper Gallery, London

Robert Mangold • Frame with Separation, 2014
Color woodcut • Edition of 35
Senior & Shopmaker Gallery, New York

E.V. Day • Pillow Talk (Pink), 2013
Chromogenic archival print • Edition of 5
Carolina Kitsch Contemporary Art, New York

Rochelle Feinstein • Research Park Project: Mm, 2014
Handpainting and screen print on canvas
Graphicstudio USF, Tampa

Ed Ruscha • The Fan and its Surroundings, 1982
Lithograph • Edition of 55
Bernard Jacobson Gallery, London & New York

Marco Maggi • Fanfold, 2014
Multiple of 12 etchings • Edition 12
Polígrafa Obra Gráfica, Barcelona

Takashi Murakami • An Homage to IBK 1957 D, 2012
Lithograph
Mary Ryan Gallery, Inc, New York

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Rise Art contacted me last month, drawn to the photography choices I made in my ARTmonday post, “Figures In the Landscape.” They asked me to curate a collection, which I worked on this weekend and they will publish later this week. My theme will be some sort of personal take on the impending spring.

Rise Art offers artwork for sale that is curated by its team, sourced from artists in graduate degree programs, galleries, and museums. You can browse freely, or take its art style quiz for guidance. For today’s post here, I chose 15 completely random artworks for Rise Art that caught my eye. I’ve included a mix of mediums (photography, collage, paper cuts) as well as genres (portraiture, landscape, abstract, still life). And I definitely found some artists I’ll focus on in more details in the coming months.