INDEPENDENT
March 12, 2014, 5:37pm
Highlights From Armory Week
Armory Week is a beast. After experiencing a non-stop visual bombardment of incredible artworks from around the world for three solid days, my eyes needed a rest. But once the art hangover subsided, I was surprised by the clarity I felt surrounding some of my favorite pieces. A few were immediate hits, while others were slow burns I found myself mulling over long after the fairs ended. That being said, I wanted to share with you some of the artists who captured my attention, brought something new to the table, and prompted my weary eyes to un-glaze during this year's Armory Week. – Elizabeth Devlin, Boston Contributor
Tim Kent | Of Numberless Pleasures, 2013, oil on canvas, 100 x 60 in, presented by Slag Gallery, NY at VOLTA, courtesy of private collection
March 17, 2012, 10:35am
Weekly Recap (Week of March 12)
Last weekend was fun, with a trip to NYC for the art fairs. That led to quite a few posts summarizing our experiences there. We also had some great interviews throughout the week given to us by contributors Ellen C. Caldwell and Josh Reames. If you missed any of the posts, check them out below!
March 13, 2012, 8:15am
New American Paintings NYC Art Fair Field Trip
It was great being in the city for the fairs this past weekend. Between the three NAP staffers on the trip, and our two guest photo bloggers (Lee Gainer and Joshua Field), we saw a lot of art.
March 11, 2012, 8:30am
Fountain, Volta, Independent
Our guest blogger Joshua Field was busy this weekend. In addition to the Armory and Scope (click for previous post), he made it to Fountain, Volta, and the Independent. After the jump, check out some works he was admiring at the remaining three fairs. Be sure to keep checking in over the next few days to see more from our other guest blogger, Lee Gainer, and our own New American Paintings staff.
March 05, 2011, 12:33pm
Pics: Independent
INDEPENDENT, a hybrid model and temporary exhibition forum that doesn't like to be called an art fair, housed in the beautiful former DIA Center for the Arts building on W. 22nd Street this weekend in New York, is definitely worth a visit. Check out a few of the highlights after the jump.
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