arthamptons 2015

July 2-5, 2015Private Estate Grounds, Lumber Lane & Scuttle Hole Rd., Bridgehampton, NY

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8th Annual

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Kick back, relax, and discover the finest in international contemporary art.

We are delighted to present the East End of Long Island with an even more elegant and boutique edition in 2015–now behind the hedges, if you will. Our lineup of 70 top-tier galleries hail from an amazing 14 countries. In fact, the average gallery has traveled an impressive 2,700 miles to come here to meet you. It is truly an international fair for a cosmopolitan audience. Always philanthropic, this year, Opening Night benefits both Guild Hall and the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation. I want to thank Maria and Kenneth Fishel their generosity in the usage of their wonderful grounds. ArtHamptons is also donating the usage of this tent structure for the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation’s major event, A Hamptons Happening, right here, next Saturday, July11. This Friday afternoon, our unique and “tasteful’ fundraiser, Brunch with Jackson Pollock, benefits the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center. Our Friday night ”Meet the Artists” reception, benefits the Southampton Cultural Center.

Thank you for celebrating a portion of your July 4 weekend, with us. In recognition, of the Stars and Stripes, we salute David Datuna’s dramatic 12 ft. glass flag in the front of the fair. Join us on the ARTrageous Fourth, where you can sample handcrafted spirits and wine. Enjoy gourmet Texas BBQ in the indoor and outdoor art café, for an extra fee.

Please peruse the following pages which outline our stimulating program of events. Kudos to our distinguished 2015 honorees: Stan Brodsky as 2015 Honorary Artist, Ruth Appelhof as Lifetime Achievement Awardee, and our Arts Patrons of the Year, Susan and Louis Meisel. Join us at their recognition ceremonies. And our 10+ private receptions and special events are all staged in the beautifully designed indoor and outdoor VIP Lounge, courtesy of Roche Bobois.

I invite you explore the valuable contemporary artworks offered by our exhibitors. Go ahead, indulge yourself. There has never been a better selection of important international contemporary art presented in the Hamptons. Time to place the finishing touches around the house. Experience the satisfaction of hanging a work of art in your home where you can enjoy it daily. Make your visit to ArtHamptons a lasting memory.

On behalf of our many sponsors, and partners, exhibitors and hardworking team, I welcome to the 8th Annual ArtHamptons.

Sincerely,

Rick FriedmanFounder, Executive Director

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Cultural Partners ............................................6

Events at a Glance .........................................7

Special Events ...............................................8

Installations & Performances ..........................14

Floor Directory .............................................16

Adamar Fine Arts .........................................18

Ai Bo Gallery ..............................................19

Art Company MISOOLSIDAE.........................20

Art Gangnam Gallery & Company .................21

Artblend .....................................................22

Artemesia Gallery ........................................23

Artichoke NY ...............................................24

ARTMIX.......................................................25

Axiom Contemporary ...................................26

BFA Fine Art ................................................27

Bruce Lurie Gallery .......................................28

Bruce Makowsky presented by: AXIOM ................................29

C. Emerson Fine Arts ....................................30

Castle Fitzjohns Gallery ................................31

CenterSpace ...............................................32

Chase Edwards Contemporary Fine Art ..........33

Christopher Martin Gallery ...........................34

Cc Projects ..................................................35

Contempop Gallery ......................................36

Counterpoint Contemporary Fine Art ..............37

Cube Gallery ..............................................38

Cynthia Corbett Gallery ................................39

Donghwa Ode Gallery .................................40

Dubner Moderne..........................................41

e^3 {a small gallery} ....................................42

Edgewater Gallery .......................................43

Envie d’art ..................................................44

Evan Lurie Gallery ........................................45

Eyestorm .....................................................46

Gallery 133 ................................................47

Gallery 270 ................................................48

Gallery G-77 ...............................................49

Gallery M ...................................................50

Gallery Tableau ...........................................51

Gold Gallery ...............................................52

Habatat Galleries Detroit ..............................53

Hwang Gallery ............................................54

June Kelly Gallery ........................................55

Justin Gaffrey Gallery ...................................56

karyn mannix contemporary ..........................57

Keane Eyes Gallery ......................................58

Kips Gallery ................................................59

Kwanhoon Gallery .......................................60

Lanoue Gallery ............................................61

Lawrence J Cantor & Company ......................62

Lawrence Fine Art ........................................63

LeeSeoul Gallery ..........................................64

L I F E Gallery .............................................65

Manifold Editions .........................................66

The McLoughlin Gallery ................................67

Okay Spark .................................................68

Quogue Gallery ..........................................69

Rediscovered Masters ...................................70

RELE GALLERY .............................................71

Sang Sang gallery .......................................72

SCAA Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance ..............................................73

SENSEI .......................................................74

Sim Smith Gallery ........................................75

Studio 21 Fine Art ........................................76

Tafeta .........................................................77

Thomas Paul Fine Art ....................................78

Tian Qing Gallery, Shanghai .........................79

Vertu Fine Art ..............................................80

Villa del Arte Galleries ..................................81

VK Gallery ..................................................82

Vogelsang Gallery .......................................83

Yellow Peril Gallery ......................................84

Young Art Gallery ........................................85

TABLE OF CONTENTS SPECIAL THANKSGold Sponsors

Opening Night Beneficiaeries July 3rd Event Beneficiaries

VIP Sponsor

Participating Partner Official Wine Sponsor VIP Lounge Designer

Participating Sponsors

Media Sponsors


AIA New York

Aperture

Art League of Long Island

ArtTable

Asia Society New York

Children’s Museum of the East End

East End Arts

East End Hospice

Group For The East End

Guild Hall

Hamptons International Film Festival

Hecksher Museum of Art

Hofstra University Museum

Islip Art Museum

Japan Society

Jewish Center of the Hamptons

The Korea Society

Long Island Arts Alliance

Lyman Allyn Art Museum

Museum of Modern Art

Nassau County Museum of Art

Peconic Land Trust

Pollock-Krasner House Museum & Study Center

Queens Museum of Art

Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical Museum

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Southampton Arts Center

Southampton Cultural Center

The Watermill Center

Whitney Museum of American Art

THURSDAY, JULY 2

5-7pm: First Look – benefits Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation + Guild Hall (Black Card holders). Meet Dr Waxman, CEO, at 6pm in the VIP Lounge.

7-9pm: Opening Night Preview – presented by Beach Modern Luxury (Black & VIP Card holders).

FRIDAY, JULY 3

12-1:30pm: Brunch with Jackson Pollock – hosted by HAMPTONS Magazine, benefits Pollock-Krasner House ($75pp).

1:30-2pm: Spotlight Photographer Bob Tabor, in the Contempop Expressions Galleries booth.

2:30-4pm: Panel Discussion: Under Valued Sectors of The Art Market – presented by The New York Observer (Black & VIP Card holders).

4-4:30pm: Meet Spotlight Artist Ron Burkhardt, in the Vertu Fine Art booth.

4:30-5:30pm: Susan & Louis K. Meisel: 2015 Arts Patrons of the Year Award.

6-8pm: Meet the Artists Reception presented by Hamptons.com. live graffiti art performance by Dom + silent auction to benefit the Southampton Cultural Center.

SATURDAY, JULY 4

1-8pm: The ARTrageous Fourth @ ArtHamptons – featuring spirits, specialty cocktails and wine (all ticket holders).

3-4pm: Meet Stan Brodsky: 2015 Honorary Artist & 50 Year Retrospective (all ticket holders).

5-8pm: Celebrate America’s Birthday, hosted by 25A Magazine.

SUNDAY, JULY 5

11am-12pm: Panel Discussion: The Art of Realty Meets the Realty of Art with Hamptons Real Estate Showcase Magazine

12-1pm: Meet Ruth S. Appelhof: 2015 Lifetime Achievement Honoree.

2-3pm: Panel Discussion: Planning Around Your Art Collection as an Asset – presented by US Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management (all ticket holders).

SHOW HOURS

Thursday, July 2 .........................First Look 5-7pm, Opening Night Preview 7-9pmFriday, July 3 ...................................................................................11am-8pmSaturday, July 4 ................................................................................11am-8pm Sunday, July 5 ..................................................................................11am-6pm

PARTICIPATING MUSEUMS & INSTITUTIONS EVENTS AT A GLANCE

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Thursday, July 25-7pm: Black Card First Look Open to BLACK CARD holdersJoin Hamptons most glamorous art enthusiasts and the first to view and acquire. Enjoy hor Dóeuvres by Cheffe Colette, Open wine bar sponsored by one of Napa Valley’s finest wineries, Sequoia Grove, plus specialty cocktails, Benefits both Guild Hall + Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation. Meet Dr. Waxman, CEO, in the VIP Lounge at 6pm.

7-9pm: Beach Modern Luxury Opening ReceptionBy invite only, VIP LoungeInvited guests will mix and mingle with Beach editors, VIP’s, celebrities, artists, art world influencers as they kick off the first major art event of the season and a memorable prelude to the July 4th weekend.

7-9pm: Opening Preview PartyOpen to BLACK CARD and VIP CARD holders, show floorExperience a Hamptons tradition. Rub shoulders with the glamorous art cognoscenti of the Hamptons. Enjoy open wine bars presented by Napa Valley’s award winning winery, Sequoia Grove. Tour the 70 galleries from 14 countries. Place red dots before the fair opens to the general public.

Friday, July 312-1:30pm: Brunch with Jackson PollockHosted by HAMPTONS MagazineJoin elite collectors as the newly published Assouline book, Dinner with Jackson Pollock: Recipes, Art + Nature, by Robyn Lea, comes to life. Our caterer, Cheffe Colette, will exactly duplicate Pollock’s recipes, using similar local ingredients he served guests at his 1950’s house parties in Springs, so that the carefully prepared dishes are genuine and authentic. Meet and hear from author and photographer Robyn Lea. Presented by Assouline. $75pp, benefits the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center (includes signed copy of the book).

1:30-2pm: Meet Spotlight Photographer Bob TaborContempop Expressions Galleries, booth #317From his emotionally intense and breath-taking Horse Whisperings, to his new body of work–the alluring Dreamscapes, Mr. Tabor juxtaposes renaissance sculpture with modern graphic sensibility. In Dreamscapes, Mr. Tabor captures the powerful effect the neighboring Atlantic Ocean has on us all as it eases stress and calms inner emotions. Meet the gifted photographer as he explores his work.

2:30-4pm: Panel: Under Valued Sectors of the Art MarketOpen to BLACK CARD & VIP PASS holders, VIP Lounge Hosted by The New York Observer, in cooperation with Appraisers Association of AmericaModerated and hosted by the eminent New York Observer Culture editor Alexandra Peers, a panel of art experts will explore where the financial opportunities really lie in the art market. They will discuss various art sectors, periods, movements and artists, defining emerging trends and valuable buying opportunities. What you discover might surprise you. Panelists include Renee Vara, art advisor and appraiser, co-founder of SALON ART SOCIETY. Andre Kikoski, AIA, LEED AP, prior to founding his firm, Andre trained in the offices of I.M. Pei, Richard Meier, and Peter Eisenman. He is a popular lecturer on art, design and architecture.

SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVETNS


SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVETNS

Friday, July 3 continued 4-4:30pm: Meet Spotlight Artist Ron Burkhardt Vertu Fine Art Booth, #316Ron Burkhardt has received over 200 awards for his creative excellence, and his work has been recognized by the United Nations, Art Directors Club of NY, Andys, CLIOS. The popular Palm Beach/ Hamptons resident artist has been featured in many publications, such as Gotham Magazine, Southampton Press, Dan’s Papers and HAMPTONS Magazine. His work is in the permanent collection of several museums and corporations such as The Museum of Coral Springs, Western Michigan University Museum, George Bush Presidential Library, Eisenhower Medical Center, Stoney Brook Hospital, and others. Mr. Burkhardt is the founder of the Notism Movement.

4:30-5:30pm: Meet 2015 Arts Patrons of the Year Susan and Louis MeiselHosted by Cultured Magazine, VIP Lounge

Interviewed by Terrie Sultan, Director of the Parrish Art Museum

Together with his wife, Susan, of 50 years, Lou Meisel has reached the highest levels in the arts and philanthropy. Lou Meisel has been a successful contemporary art dealer for 48 years and has owned and operated a public NYC gallery since 1969. Currently he owns one of NYC’s largest galleries. Susan owns Meisel Real Estate, a brokerage dealing in properties in NYC and the Hamptons. Together they operate Meisel Development which builds and owns commercial real estate in SoHo and the Hamptons.

Both Susan and Lou Meisel are well published, with Susan authoring 10 books, and Lou, 20 books, including the definitive books on Photorealism (Four volumes, 1800 pages). Lou wrote the definitive book on the works of artists Richard Estes, Charles Bell and Mel Ramos. His most recent books are on the lives and works of great American pin-up artists of the 1930’s-1960’s. They include, The Great American Pin-Up (1996), The Best of American Girlie Magazine (1997), and Gil Elvgren-All His Glamourous American Pin-Ups (1999). Susan has two best selling books on the Hamptons and three on food with Rizzoli.

The Meisel’s are very active with philanthropy in the art, music and medical charity sectors in both NYC and the Hamptons. He often lends his home and gallery for charity events, such as Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation, Red Cross, Salvation Army, many Hamptons garden tours and is active with The Group for the East End. He is a board member on the Music Festival of the Hamptons, Pro Music, Concert Artists Guild, Pianofest of Southampton, and music curator of the Parrish Museum.

6-8pm: Meet the Artists receptionPresented by Hamptons.com Meet and mingle with many of the artists from around the world whose works are on display at ArtHamptons. Rub shoulders with other art enthusiasts and enjoy wine, specialty cocktails and delectable tasty treats. Silent Auction Benefits Southampton Cultural Center. Moon Over The Hamptons, 2013 33” x 66”, Edition #3 of 18Retail Price $15,000 Bidding starts at $3800Bid increments of $200

Participate in the silent auction to benefit the Southampton Cultural Center. Place your bid on an eye-catching photo by ArtHamptons’ Spotlight Photographer, Bob Tabor.

Also, Featuring a memorable live graffiti art performance by British street artist, Dom Pattinson, but known simply as Dom, who is presently one of London’s most talked about street artists. Dom was featured in Vanity Fair, and on the cover of London’s Time Out and is the focus of a new British documentary. This new eye-popping image will be created especially for ArtHamptons.

Saturday, July 4

1-8pm: The ARTrageous Fourth Open to ALL ticket holdersPresenting Handcrafted Spirits from around the world and MADE In American Texas style BBQ. It’s America’s Birthday Celebration–without the hassle. While the Art is international in flavor, hand painted and hand-made, so are the spirits. The BBQ is distinctively American Made. Join us for free tastings of the finest spirits by craft distilleries from: vodka and rum to gin and scotch, specialty cocktails and wine. You’ll enjoy complementary spirits tastings throughout the day. Couple this with a special July 4th fare presented by Cheffe Colette. Nothing is more American than finger-licking, gourmet Texas smoked style BBQ–cowboy style (cash restaurant). Eat and drink in our spectacular outdoor setting. There’s no better place to spend the Fourth.


SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS

Saturday, July 4 continued

3-4pm: Meet 2015 Honorary Artist, Stan Brodsky Interviewed by Annette Hinkle, former Sag Harbor Express arts journalistOpen to ALL ticket holders (purchase tickets), VIP LoungeMeet the esteemed artist, as he is interviewed, and we’ll see an 8 minute short documentary of Mr. Brodsky’s career entitled, Where I Need to Go. The video is produced by his daughter, the filmmaker, Alexandra Brodsky.

The front of the fair retrospective, entitled, Stan Brodsky–The Journey of Color: a Fifty Year Retrospective, which is curated by the esteemed gallerist, June Kelly, celebrates the remarkable 50 year career of Stan Brodsky, one of Long Island’s most prominent contemporary artists. During his career, Brodsky has created abstract works of lyrical beauty inspired by the Long Island landscape.

His art is in the permanent collections of leading museums such as Smithsonian Institute, Baltimore Museum of Art, Guild Hall, Parrish Museum of Art, Long Island Museum of American Art (Stony Brook), Lowe Art Museum (Coral Gables), Neuberger Museum of Art, and The Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, among many others. He is a retired professor of art at LIU/CW Post.

5-8pm: Celebrating America’s BirthdayHosted by Chase Backer of 25A Magazine VIP LoungeJoin us as we celebrate America’s birthday. She’s 239 year old, but doesn’t look a day over 30. No better way to salute the stars and stripes than networking at this patriotic fest. Meet and mingle with the magazine staff, writers, VIP’s , readers and supporters. Enjoy a fab gourmet buffet and specialty cocktails in the elegantly furnished indoor and outdoor VIP lounge, designed by Roche Bobois. Make it an artsy Fourth as you explore 70 prominent galleries from 14 countries, presenting 400 respected artists. View the finest in contemporary art from all corners of the world.

Sunday, July 511-11:50am: The Art of Realty Meets the Realty of Art Hosted by Hamptons Real Estate Showcase MagazineWe have seen an emerging trend where real estate brokerage firms, builders, and interior designers are now incorporating the notion of fine art into their advertising and marketing strategies. These connecting worlds will again unite in the VIP Lounge of ArtHamptons–beautifully designed by Roche Bobois. Meet and mingle with local home builders, architects, interior designers and real estate agents as we discover and explore the importance and impact of fine art in the home. ArtHamptons Executive Director Rick Friedman discusses how he has grown his collection of museum–quality Abstract expressionist art, and his perspective on emerging trends in Hamptons art buying. Enjoy a lite Sunday brunch and mimosas.

12-1pm: 2015 Lifetime Achievement Awardee Ruth AppelhofInterviewed by Annette Hinkle, former Sag Harbor Express arts journalist, VIP Lounge

Join us as we recognize longtime beloved Guild Hall Executive Director, Ruth S. Appelhof. During her effective 15 year tenure at Guild Hall, she has masterfully guided the expansion of programs and attendance, while overseeing a major renovation of the entire facility. Last year, a record 40,000 people visited Guild Hall, which produced 270 diverse programs revolving around art, movies, theater and education. ArtHamptons salutes Ruth Appelhof this summer for her relentless efforts in providing countless memorable cultural experiences for Hamptonites and doing so on a year round basis. She has made Guild Hall a bright shining beacon for the arts–a vibrant and inspiring meeting place for the entire Hamptons community.

2-3pm: Planning your art Collection as a Real Financial AssetReception hosted by Bird In Hand winery, VIP Lounge Your art collection is a valuable asset. This session is geared towards advising you on how to better manage and protect it. This expert panel will explore useful strategies on art purchases and how to effectively support non-profit organizations through your art collection. The panelists will present unique ideas and success stories for leveraging an art collection to create liquidity for other purposes. The panel defines the important practical, legal, tax and financial considerations of stewarding artwork for the next generation and offers solutions. Presented by US Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management. Panelists Include: Ramsay Slugg, Managing Director, Wealth Strategies Advisor and author of the book, Handbook of Practical Planning for Art Collectors and Their Advisors. Vincent Keaveny, SVP Private Client Advisor, Laura E. Ciullo, Vice President, US TRUST.

Stan Brodsky Self Portrait, 2004

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INSTALLATIONS & PERFORMANCES INSTALLATIONS & PERFORMANCES

VIP Lounge: beautifully designed with furnishings provided by Roche Bobois

The coveted VIP Lounge is the site for over 10 private receptions, honoree celebrations and open to the public events. Experience the wow factor, of the Indoor and outdoors Lounge which is elegantly designed with luxurious and fashionable custom made European fine furniture from Roche Bobois. This famous designer is Celebrating over 50 years of French interior design and furniture, with stores in Manhasset and NYC (200 Madison, 207 E. 57th St.)

Saluting the Stars and Stripes on July 4 weekend

Witness the amazing 12 ft. work of art by David Datuna, Viewpionts of Billions, 2014, Not for sale. Presented by Castle Fitzjohns Gallery, in the front of the fair. The artist is the subject of a recent documentary appearing in film festivals across the nation entitled, Datuna: Portrait of America.

Discover the Art of the Car and the Future of DrivingDuring fair hours, Friday-SundayTake a Tesla for quick spin. Experience for yourself what a 0-60 MPH is 3.1 seconds feels like in Model Sp85d–the fastest 4-door sedan ever made. Experience the award-winning Model S. which is the world’s first premium electric sedan and sets the record for 21st century performance. Designed as an electric vehicle, Model S provides unpresented range and a thrilling driving experience. Located in front of the fair. Driving sessions are 15min. long and over predetermined routes. Bring up to 3 guests. Plus, you will experience a car with Auto Pilot features.

Official Winery: Sequoia Grove, Napa Valley Discover the new expression of luxury and fine wines. Form the award winning Rutherford, Napa Valley winery, with has over 30 years experience in grape growing and wine making. Taste the elegance, finesse, structure and balance of their chardonnay, from this artisan winery. Presenting the open wine bar on opening night, and tastings on July 4.

Art Café: Dining indoors and outdoors The food served in the fair’s café, Thursday night, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, will be prepared with fresh local ingredients by the Hamptons first Platinum Chef, Cheffe Collette, owner of the elegant waterside restaurant, The Inn Spot on the Bay, in the Hampton Bays. Now with a food truck, The Inn Spot on the Bay has been voted Best Caterer in the Hamptons, and is the author of the cookbook, Spot on Cooking. In recognition of July 4 holiday, Cheffe Collate will be preparing a finger-lickin Texas style gourmet BBQ fare. Celebrate America’s birthday, with a fabulous BBQ experience, without any of the hassle. Our Outdoor café will be integrated into the bucolic Sculpture Park. To create an artistic ‘flavor’ of fine dining and fine art-with the setting of dramatic 3D works of art.

Friday, July 3, 7pm Live Graffiti Art PerformanceFeaturing Dom Pattinson, courtesy of Karyn Mannix Contemporary, Outdoor VIP LoungeThe popular British street artist, known simply as “Dom”, uses a mixed media approach to his work, using stencils, spray paint, and a subliminal message. He was recently featured in Vanity Fair, on the cover of London’s Time Out, and is collected by Hollywood Celebs, Royalty, and international ambassadors. He is the subject of a new British documentary.

Silent Auction Fundraiser In the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation booth Robert Motherwell (1915-1991), Easter Day, 1980 Lithograph, Signed, annotated 47/75, 29 ½ in. x 38 ½ in., unframed, 35 in. x 43 ½ in., framed Provenance: From the collection of Georges Marciano (designer, Guess Jeans)From the collection of Rick Friedman, Southampton (ArtHamptons founder) Estimate $7,000-$9,000Starting bid: $5,000, increasing bids of $250Bidding Opens July 2, 5pmCloses July 11, 9pm at the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation event– A Hamptons Happening.

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Adamar Fine Arts ...........................102

Ai Bo Gallery ................................106

Art Company MISOOLSIDAE...........312

Art Gangnam Gallery & Company ...303

Artblend .......................................108

Artemesia Gallery ..........................220

Artichoke NY .................................310

ARTMIX.........................................117

Axiom Contemporary .....................308

BFA Fine Art ..................................203

Bruce Lurie Gallery .........................321

Bruce Makowsky presented by: AXIOM ..................309

C. Emerson Fine Arts ......................224

Castle Fitzjohns Gallery ..................204

Center Space ................................116

Chase Edwards Contemporary Fine Art ......................................109

Christopher Martin Gallery .............105

Cc Projects ....................................217

Contempop Gallery ........................317

Counterpoint Contemporary Fine Art ......................................318

Cube Gallery ................................313

Cynthia Corbett Gallery ..................202

Donghwa Ode Gallery ...................320

Dubner Moderne............................215

e^3 {a small gallery} ......................319

Edgewater Gallery .........................223

Envie d’art ....................................111

Evan Lurie Gallery .................. 113/114

Eyestorm .......................................219

Gallery 133 ..................................304

Gallery 270 ..................................206

Gallery G-77 .................................221

Gallery M .....................................301

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Gallery Tableau .............................225

Gold Gallery .................................311

Habatat Galleries Detroit ................100

Hwang Gallery ..............................207

June Kelly Gallery ..........................201

Justin Gaffrey Gallery .....................103

karyn mannix contemporary ............118

Keane Eyes Gallery ........................302

Kips Gallery ..................................101

Kwanhoon Gallery .........................119

Lanoue Gallery ..............................122

Lawrence Fine Art ..........................305

Lawrence J Cantor & Company ........................ 306/307

LeeSeoul Gallery ............................110

L I F E Gallery ...............................120

Manifold Editions ...........................314

The McLoughlin Gallery ..................216

Okay Spark ...................................209

Quogue Gallery ............................211

Rediscovered Masters .....................222

RELE GALLERY ...............................315

Sang Sang gallery .........................112

SCAA Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance ................................104

Sensei ..........................................107

Sim Smith Gallery ..........................210

Studio 21 Fine Art ..........................205

Tafeta ...........................................315

Thomas Paul Fine Art ......................200

Tian Qing Gallery, Shanghai ...........218

Vertu Fine Art ................................316

Villa del Arte Galleries ....................214

VK Gallery ....................................121

Vogelsang Gallery ................. 212/213

Yellow Peril Gallery ........................300

Young Art Gallery ..........................115

FLOOR DIRECTORY

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Julian Opie, Musician, 2014, Lenticular print, 43 x 21.3 inches

Ai Bo Gallery27 Bowman Drive, Greenwich, CT 06831(914) 251-0169www.aibogallery.com [email protected]

Glenn Aber; Francine Aber

Ai Bo Gallery features artwork which spans across multiple arenas of discourse, culture, and art history. We focus on promoting both emerging and established contemporary artists who mix traditional disciplines with a unique mindset, new media, and cutting edge methodology. We showcase paintings, sculptures, photography, video installations, and multimedia art, encouraging our artists to experiment and expand their concepts. We seek to create a vibrant and inspiring platform for our artists, international collectors, critics, and art enthusiasts.

Artists Represented: Daniel Marin Alcazar, Tom Marosz, Boun (Jean Luc Varad), Janet Sherman, Marlene Rose, So Zo, Josh Hershman, Billy The Artist

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Danial Marin Alcazar, Profession, 2015, Mixed medium, 40 x 40 inches

Adamar Fine Arts21173 NE 18th PL, Miami, FL 33179(305) 576-1355www.adamarfinearts.com [email protected]

Tamar Erdberg, Owner/Director; Adam Erdberg, Owner

With close to 30 years in business, Adamar Fine Arts represents contemporary fine art paintings, sculpture, and installtions by internationally recognized artists, and specializes in Contemporary Pop Masters

Artists Represented: Andy Warhol, Alex Katz, Julian Opie, Donald Sultan, Jose Bedia, Christo, Brad Howe, Debbie, Carfagno, Ted Lawson, Zammy Migdal, Tolla Inbar, Niso Maman, Harry Sudman

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Art Company MISOOLSIDAE5F, Seo-Ho B/D, 1-1 Insa-Dong, Jongno-GuSeoul, 110-290, South Korea(82) 2-725-5757www.misoolsidae.com [email protected]

Myung-Hee Ryoo, Director; Ju-Hyun Kang, Curator

Art Company MISOOLSIDAE was established in 1989. The gallery publishes various artistic books, including the two monthly publications Art magazine “MISOOLSIDAE” and “ACE ART.” The gallery’s program provides many opportunities for young artists to display their work and obtain exposure and recognition in the international art world. Art company MISOOLSIDAE participate in various overseas art fairs and promotes the Korean Contemporary Art Festival and the Seoul Art show every year.

Artists Represented: Hee-Yeon Kim, Hyung-Jin Park, Jung-A Kim, Hee-Kyung Chung, SaYa Da Jung, Sun-Kyung Go,

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Hyung-Jin Park, Eternal truth 03, 2015, 100 x 120cm, Lenticular screen

Art Gangnam Gallery & Company301 Gaksan B/D, 61Street 17, Bongeunsa-ro, Gangnam-guSeoul, 135-090, South Korea(82-10) [email protected]

Kate L.Y. Choi; Man Sik Choi; Eun Soon Chang; Dong Rok Lee

Art Gangnam is a pioneering company that aims to explore new frontiers with marketing by sharing dreams and ideas with artists, so that it can provide them with an opportunity to step into the domestic market and launch their career into the global territory as well.

Artists Represetned: Dong Rok Lee, Man Sik Choi, Hyuk Yong Um, Haeng Soon Lee, In Hyun Park, Seon Kang Kim, Bong Hee Yoo, Jae Seung Lee, Eun Soon Chang, Thomas Wunsch, david Yeghaneh, Youn Wun Hwang, Myeong Su Kim, Hee Soon Chae, Seul Lee, Jee Young Ahn

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Lee,Dong-Rok, Goodmorning Happiness, 2015, Mixed media, 60.6 x 72.7cm


Artblend2736 East Oakland Park Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306(954) 817-4893www.artblend.com [email protected]

Elaine Joseph, President; Michael Joseph, Vice President; Sarah Emmets, Gallery Manager; Kelly Cardonne, Marketing Consultant; Anthony Scime, Graphic Designer; Kate Devereaux, Staff Writter

Artblend has established a new paradigm in the art industry by examining and redefining much of the traditional criteria, understanding, and necessities of operating a successful art business. Art blend is a full service, art-related business with a 6200 sq. ft. fine art gallery, participating in art fair exhibitions, making agency, book publisher, and international magazine catering to emerging, mid-career, and established artists from around the world.

Artists Represented: Barbara Ahlfield, Laura Benjamin, Donna Bernstein, Barbara Bilotta, Phyllis Chillingworth, Peter Gumpel, John Haubrich, Michael Joseph, Rob Lang, Marcella Lassen, Cynthia Loewen, Lewis Malone, Didi Marchi, Michael McDowell, Lam Pimentel, Francine Rogers, Lelija Roy, Anthony Scime, Jerry Schwabe, Bob Schwarz, Gary Tracyzk, Joan Tripp, Pam Vossen

Cynthia Loewen, Storm Brewing, Acrylic on linen, 16 x 20 inches

Artemesia Gallery617 West 27th Street, New York, NY 10001(347) 615-3033www.visitartemisia.com [email protected]

Christine Jeanquier, Director

Artemisia Gallery is one of the leading French contemporary art galleries in New York. We promote mostly French artists with a small pool of international artists. We present a fine selection of paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs by young and more established artists who already have a successful career in France and abroad.

Artists Represented: Juliette Clovis, Rafael Espitia, Kurar, Jamel Beribeche, Sylvie Derely, Kali Denis

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Juliette Clovis, Isaure, 2015, Vinyl on plexiglas


Artichoke NY4010 203 Street, Bayside, NY 11361(917) [email protected]

Sisun Song, Exhibition Director/Curator; Jiyang Kim, Founder

Artichoke was established as an initiative to engage the local community in the arts. The gallery is a progressive cultural forum and outreach platform for ethnic and Asian artists to showcase their work and expertise in multi-disciplinary practices. Artichoke also manages art fairs, art exhibitions, and various art related educational events.

Artists Represented: Sookoon Ang, Young Tae Kim, Gyu Chae La, Ho Moon, Jin Cho, Chul Park

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Chul Park, Fortune 14-2, 2014, Natural dyed hanji, 35.5 x 35.5 inches

ARTMIX474 Third Street, # 4R, Brooklyn, NY 11215(917) 603-2154www.artmixgallery.com [email protected]

Ellie Winberg, Director

ArtMix presents contemporary art that speaks to the viewer through nuance, texture, light and shadow. Not limited to narrow definitions of art, ArtMix chooses work that quietly expresses aesthetic qualities, featuring both mixed media minimalism by Mauricio Morillas and Ellie Winberg, as well as masterfully painted, exceptional oil paintings by Thomas J. Hagen.

Artists Represented: Thomas J. Hagen, Mauricio Morillas, Ellie Winberg

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Mauricio Morillas, Red Galaxy, 2014, Mixed media with acrylic, metal and resin on wood panel, 24 x 24 inches


Axiom Contemporary2801 Main St., Santa Monica, CA 90405(818) 799-1110www.axiomcontemporary.com [email protected]

Jason Kirk, Director; Mark Matkevich, Director

Axiom Contemporary gallery specializes in showing pop, abstract, neo-street, and contemporary art from emerging and mid-career artists in all mediums.

Artists Represented: Jay Kelly, Max-Steven Grossman, Bram Reijnders, Bruce Makowsky

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Jay Kelly, Begins With, Collage and acrylic with resin on board, 36 x 36 inches

BFA Fine Art680 Regatta, Naples, FL 34103(239) 825-9072www.bridgehamptonfineart.com [email protected]

Douglas Clarke, Director

Located in beautiful Bridgehampton, New York, Bridgehampton Fine Art offers a wide range of cutting-edge and contemporary artwork from some of the most prominent artists in the world. Artwork from Andy Warhol, and Roy Lichtenstein, Ilona Zaremba, and Danielle Procaccio just to name a few, are offered to investors and collectors from around the world. Artists Represented: Carl Andre, Donald Baechler, Jean-Michel Basquiat| Louise Bourgeois, Deborah Butterfield, Alexander Calder, John Chamberlain, Christo, Chuck Close, George Condo, Joseph Cornell, Willem de Kooning, Jim Dine, Sam Francis, Philip Guston, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, Robert Indiana, Donald Judd, Alex Katz, Jeff Koons, Yayoi Kusama, Sol Lewitt, Roy Lichtenstein, John McCracken, Takashi Murakami, Yoshitomo Nara, Danielle Procaccio, Robert Rauschenberg, Gerhard Richter, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann

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Danielle Procaccio, Hollywood Inn, 2015, Collage, Acrylic and Fire resin on Canvas, 70 x 45 inches


Bruce Lurie Gallery2736 S La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034(310) 876-1780www.luriegallery.com [email protected]

Bruce Lurie, Director; Scot Lurie, International Sales; Craig Lurie, International Sales; Ryan Lurie, Installation & Sales

Established in the early 1980-s in New York’s East Village, Bruce Lurie gave Jean-Michel Basquiat his first show as requested by Leo Castelli. The LA gallery is located in Culver City’s “Art District”. The gallery has a particular focus on establishing emerging to mid-career artists specializing in Abstract minimalism to Pop Art with an additional recent focus on photography. Bruce Lurie Gallery features a wide range of monumental sculptors as well.

Artists Represented: Art by Ziba, Bob Clyatt, Brian Liebenthal, Daniele Matalon, LA Odyssey, Gary John, Gershon Kreimer, Jaime Gil, Karen Bystedt, Michael Gorman, Michael Suchta, Michael Wood, Nelson De La Nuez, Pascal Guetta, Stephen Marshall, The Producer BDB

Bruce Makowsky presented by: AXIOM2801 Main St., Santa Monica, CA 90405(818) 799-1110www.axiomcontemporary.com [email protected]

Jason Kirk, Director; Mark Matkevich, Director; Bruce Makowsky, Artist

Axiom contemporary gallery specializes in showing pop, abstract, neo-street, and contemporary art from emerging and mid-career artists in all mediums.

Artists Represented: Bruce Makowsky

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Karen Bystedt & Peter Tunney, Silver Skull Andy, 2014, Mixed Medium, 48 x 48 inches Bruce Makowsky, Addicted to Fashion, 2015, Machined and hand tooled brushed aluminum with glass, 86 x 77 inches


C. Emerson Fine Arts 76 Fourth Street North #1769, St. Petersburg, FL 33731(727) 743-2033www.cemersonfinearts.com [email protected]

Lori Johns, Gallerist

C. Emerson Fine Arts was founded in 2006 with the intention of going beyond familiar ground together with artists whose work is highly diverse and who mix different modes of expression to transcend established categories. All the artists exhibited are in their own way capable of expressing their emotions by presenting their world-view through questions regarding representation and their knowledge of the media they use. C. Emerson fine Arts is a nomadic curatorial project exhibiting in art fairs, pop-up exhibitions and globally advances art online.

Artists Represented: Eric Finzi, Eva Eun-Sil Han, Beau Stanton

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Eva Eun-Sil Han, Untitled, 2013, Mixed media on canvas, 120cm x 80cm (47.25 x 31.5 inches)

Castle Fitzjohns Gallery98 Orchard Street, New York, NY 10002(347) 331-7777www.castlefitzjohns.com [email protected]

Elizabeth Datuna, Curator; Vincent Harrison, Director

A 3,000 square foot two story locale situated in Manhattan’s Lower East Side (LES), Castle Fitzjohns Gallery represents a wide range of emerging and mid-career artists, as well as select secondary market pieces from our collection.

Castle Fitzjohns has a three tier structure: Castle Fitzjohns “Platform”, which focuses on nuturing and guiding emerging artists. Castle Fitzjohns “Gallery” which supports and promotes mid career artists. Castle Fitzjohns, an advisory and brokerage service for the secondary market

Artists Represented: Andy Warhol, Natalia Kado (Kldiashvili), Roy Lichtenstein, Sam Tufnell, Robert Indiana

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Natalia Kado (Kldiashvili), Planet of Chanel, 2015, Mixed Media, 60 x 50 inches

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CenterSpace102 Allen Street, New York, NY 10002(917) 925-2592www.centerspaceny.com [email protected]

Tina Wong

Chinese Contemporary art

Artists Represented: alex g. Cao, yang chiHung, Po YingPing, Daniel Lee

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Marilyn vs Hugh Hefner, 2014, Ink and oil on canvas in Artist’s Frame, 60 x 40 inches

Chase Edwards Contemporary Fine ArtPO Box 265, 2462 Main St., Bridgehampton, NY 11932(631) 604-2204www.chaseedwardsgallery.com [email protected]

Bonnie Edwards, Owner

Chase Edwards Contemporary Fine Art takes great pride in connecting you with art that will enhance your life’s insight.

Our Gallery represents an impressive range of mid-career, established artists and emerging new talents. From paintings to sculptures to functional pieces, our Artists provide a sensibility that is creative, powerful, passionate, and uplifting.

Artists Represented: Steven Wilkes, Guy Stanley Philoche, Sam Tuffnell, Phylis Baker Hammond, Athos Zacharias, Janet Jennings, Jane Martin, John Stangos, Tim Bessel/Andy Warhol Foundation Collaboration, Hamilton Aguiar, Steven Manolis, Matthew Nueman, Hildy Maze, Fred Love, Paul Gerben, Jefferson Hayman, Kim Boulukos, Clark Derbes, William Quigley, Carla Goldberg, Michael Sanzone, Jene Wells

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Paul Gerben, Abstraction, 2015, Chromogenic Print on Glass, 50 x 50 inches


Christopher Martin Gallery1533 Dragon Street, Dallas, TX 75207(214) 760-1775

525 E Cooper Ave., Aspen, CO 81611(970) 925-7649

www. christopherhmartin.com [email protected]

Antonio Cortez, Executive Director; Laura Petka, Gallery Director

With locations in the Dallas Design District and in the heart of Aspen downtown, the galleries specialize in contemporary art, mainly abstraction and Organic Expressionism with a focus on the work of American artist Christopher H. Martin. The expanded gallery program includes artists working on sculpture and this year’s focus is on the work of Michael Enn Sirvet. With 20 years of experience, Christopher Martin Gallery serves national and international collectors and manages the creation and completion of commissioned works of art for private and corporate collections.

Artists Represented: Christopher H, Martin, Michael Enn Sirvet

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Christopher H. Martin, Armira, 2015, Acrylic on honed acrylic, 96 x 96 inches

Cc ProjectsPotsdamer Str. 68, Berlin, 10785, Germany (+49 (0)30) 275 817 846 www.circleculture.com [email protected]

Johann Haehling von Lanzenauer, Owner; Franca Gelfort, Director

Cc Projects is the Urban Contemporary section of the Circle Culture Gallery, based in Berlin and Hamburg, Germany. Since 2001 the organization explores and supports new contemporary art and culture.

Artists Represetned: Anneliese Schrenk, Maya Hayuk, Eric Freeman, Katrin Fridriks

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Maya Hayuk, Glistener 4460, 2014, Acrylic on panel, 60 x 48 inches


Contempop Gallery11 Frishman St., Tel Aviv, 63578, Israel220W 98th St., New York, NY 10025(646) 647-6147 www.contempop.com [email protected]

Roy Seifert

Contempop Expressions Galleries are contemporary fine art galleries that are based in Tel Aviv, Israel and an office in NY. The galleries are dedicated to the promotion of young Israeli and international artists to potential customers and emerging collectors around the world. In Addition to exhibitions in Israel, the galleries participate in art fairs around the world in order to search for new markets. The galleries present a variety of some of the best contemporary Israeli and international artists` works from different fields such as, sculpture, painting and photography. The galleries cooperates with other contemporary galleries around the world in order to create a platform for international artists to be exhibited in Israel, as well as exposing Israeli artists around the world.

Artists Represetned: Bob Tabor, Igal Pardo, Klaus Leidorf, Geva Goldner, Ruth Bloch, Tolla Inbar

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Bob Tabor, Horse 91, 2014, C print mounted on Plexiglas, 36 x 72 inches, Edition of 18

Counterpoint Contemporary Fine ArtP.O. Box 1318, 333 Mitchell Lane, Bridgehampton, NY 11932(917) 226-6010www.counterpointcontemporary.com [email protected]

Nina Frand, Director; Christopher Impiglia, Assistant Director

Counterpoint Contemporary is a new gallery that opened its doors in Bridgehampton, New York. With a focus on established as well as upcoming artists from both within the United States and abroad, Counterpoint embraces work that challenges the status quo of the contemporary art market.

With its location in the heart of the Hamptons, the gallery joins the flourishing new home to the international art world.

Artists Represetned: Karel Appel, Ann Chwatsky, Miles Davis, Keith Haring, Giancarlo Impiglia, William King, Julian Schnabel, Emiliano Tolve

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Giancarlo Impiglia, Energy of Bodies in Motion, 2014, Oil on canvas, 48 x 38 inches


Cube Gallery 16 Crawford Street, London, W1H 1BS, United Kingdom(+44) 0207 935260012 Perry Road, Bristol, BS1 5BG, United Kingdom(+44) 0117 3771470www.cube-gallery.co.uk [email protected]

Tracy Fowles, Director; Laurence Fowles, Director

Contemporary gallery in the fashionable area of Marylebone, central London

Artists Represetned: Juliet Piper, Paul Kessling, Peter Monaghan, Kate Kessling, Rose Vickers, Anna Masters, Jack Frame

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Paul Kessling, Carnelain Lake Grey, 2015, Oil on aluminium, 42 x 42 inches

Cynthia Corbett Gallery15 Claremont Lodge, 15 The Downs, London, SW20 8UA, UK(+44) 2089476782 T. +44 (0)20 8947 6782M. +44 (0)79 3908 5076 M2. +1 (773) 600 7719www.thecynthiacorbettgallery.com [email protected]

Cynthia Corbett, Director; Celia Kinchington, Associate Director

Cynthia Corbett Gallery, an international contemporary art gallery established in 2004, represents emerging and newly established contemporary artists and is a regular exhibitor at major international contemporary art fairs. The Gallery has an annual exhibition programme in London and New York, as well as collaborations with galleries worldwide. The Gallery also works with a number of established American, British and European artists whose works have been published and acquired by international museums and institutions including; The Related Group (Jorge Perez), Miami, Florida; 21c Museum, Louisville, Kentucky; and The Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation, Portland, Oregon. Most recently in 2015, the Gallery began working with the estate of American Modern Master, sculptor David Hayes. The Gallery launched The Young Masters Art Prize in 2009, a unique not-for profit competition that celebrates artistic skill and innovation with awareness of the Old Masters and the art of the past.

Artists Represented: Chris Antemann, Deborah Azzopardi, Lluís Barba, Andy Burgess, Elisabeth Caren, Lottie Davies, David Hayes, Annie Kevans, Tom Leighton, Charles Moxon, Fabiano Parisi, Patrick Pietropoli, Klari Reis, Andréa Stanislav, Ultra Violet, Juergen Wolf

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Klari Reis, Fructose, 2014, Mixed media and epoxy polymer on floating aluminium panel 60 inch diameter


Donghwa Ode Gallery215 Main Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601(201) 871-3933www.donghwaodegallery.com [email protected]

Odelette Cho, Director; Soojung Hyun, Curator

The Donghwa Ode Gallery specializes in the contemporary artwork of emerging and established artists from diverse backgrounds around the world. The artwork we present consists of paintings, drawings, pottery, sculptures, installations, and photography that exemplify the unique views of our artists and the high quality of their works.

Artists Represented: Po Kim, Dae-Sung Park, Rakuko Naito, Hyong Nam Ahn, Eelkwon Kim, Seop Kim, Jin Soo Kim, Man Hee Kim

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Cave of Light, 2009, Ink and Color on paper, 62.5 x 69.8 inches

Dubner Modernerue du Grand-Chêne 6, Lausanne, 1003, Switzerland(+4179) 2427801www.dubnermoderne.ch [email protected]

Vernon Dubner, Director

Dubner Moderne exhibits works of all mediums including paintings, photography and sculpture, as well as being a publisher of limited edition prints. Works by gallery artists can be found in private collections and museums such as the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, the Today Museum in Beijing, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA in New York.

Artists Represented: Sebastian Blanck, Isca Greenfield-Sanders, Mahmoud Hamadani, Li Jin, Matt Mignanelli, Manuel Müller, Viviane Rombaldi Seppey, Russell Tyler

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Sebastian Blanck, Ballast Key, 2014, Watercolor and collage on stretched paper, 15 x 11 inches


e^3 {a small gallery}Filip van Maestrichtplein 1, Ostend, 8400, Belgium(860) [email protected]

Johan Westenburg, Principal; Noah Blough; Machteld Schrameijer

e^3 {a small gallery} exhibits the work of contemporary artists including Avner Sher, Tjibbe Hooghiemstra and works from the estate of William McCartin.

Artists Represented: Susanna Briselli, Charles van Gisbergen, Avner Sher, Charlotte Schrameijer, Naomi Sultnik

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Avner Sher, My Beauty in the Garden, 2007, Mixed media on panel, 180 x 180cme^3 is located in the heart of Ostend, Belgium’s famous city by the sea

Edgewater Gallery 1 Mill Street, Middlebury, VT 05753(802) 458-0098www.edgewatergallery-vt.com [email protected]

Joe Siesholtz, Director; Rachel Teachout, Managing Director; Kate Smith, Fine Art Sales; Jessie Stark, Retail Manager; Zoe Pike, Director of Marketing

Located in the heart of picturesque Middlebury, Vermont, Edgewater Gallery overlooks the town’s iconic natural feature, the 18-foot-high Middlebury Falls on Otter Creek. Founded in November 2009, the gallery’s commitment is to provide an eclectic, dynamic, and high-value collection of contemporary and traditional fine art by established and emerging artists from Vermont and beyond.

Artists Represented: Anne Cady, Rory Jackson, Duncan Johnson, Kathryn Milillo, Janis Sanders, Dale Helms, Jen Violette

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Duncan Johnson, Badger, 2012, Reclaimed wood, 47 x 47 inches


111Envie d’art24, rue Treilhard, Paris 75008, FranceTel (+33) 15330001016 Victoria Grove, London W8 5RW, UKTel (+44) [email protected]

Yann Bombard, Paris; Cathy Bombard, Paris; Géraldine Hassler, London

The gallery was launched 10 years ago with a program offering a broad and diverse collection of creations of outstanding quality. Every single work of art showcased by Envie d’art is rigorously selected. Envie d’art galleries (Paris & London) aim to promote its artists on an international scale, in order to gain popularity and loyal collectors all around the world, by exhibiting in many international fairs including Amsterdam, Brussels, Chicago, Hamburg, Hong Kong, London, Milan, New York, Paris, Singapore & Stockholm.

Artists Represented: Cecile Plaisance, Renaud Delorme, Edouard Buzon, Elisabeth Lecourt, Mikael Lafontan, Peter Hoffer, Henrietta Dubrey, Nicolas Pichon

Cecile Plaisance, US Flag, 2013, Lenticular Print, 120 x 90 inches

Evan Lurie Gallery30 West Main Street, Carmel, IN 46032(317) 844-8400www.evanlurigegallery.com [email protected]

Evan Lurie, Director; Amy Guess, Gallery Manager; Andrew Bridges, Client Liaison; Jacob Jernigan, Sales Associate; Taylor Holloway, Gallery Assistant

Since opening its doors in September of 2007, the Evan Lurie Gallery has specialized in introducing emerging and established international artists with a heavy emphasis on the contemporary abstract and a strong focus on realism and neo-realism. The gallery deals in works of art in all mediums and sizes including monumental, two-dimensional and three-dimensional. The 5200 square foot space offers monthly art walks featuring one person and group shows bringing an ever-changing energy of sophistication to the Indianapolis area. As a professional art consultant Evan Lurie works within both the residential and corporate environments to help establish art collections and assist in the acquisitions.

Artists Represented: Alexi Torres, Nick Veasey, Jeff Robb, Jorge Santos, Michael Gorman,Gian Garofalo

Jorge Santos, Rest Stop, 2015, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 72 inches

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Eyestorm1-5 Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1M 5PA, United Kingdom(+44 20) 3397 3676www.eyestorm.com [email protected]

Henrik Riis, Director; Carys Lake-Edwards, Head of Sales; Angie Davey, Creative Director; Mohan Ballard, Operations Assistant

Eyestorm is a leading online retailer and publisher of limited edition contemporary art, offering work by both established and emerging artists. Over the past 15 years Eyestorm has published limited editions with some of the most established names in the art world including Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Andy Goldsworthy, Peter Blake, Marc Quinn and Helmut Newton.

In addition to working with well-known artists, Eyestorm takes pride in publishing editions and showcasing original works by the finest emerging talent, offering an opportunity to invest in an artist early on in their career.

Artists Represented: Lucie Bennett, Jacky Tsai, Henrik Simonsen, Rob and Nick Carter, Noma Bar, James Hunter

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Lucie Bennett, Damson Fling, 2013, Screenprint (Edition of 15), 31 x 43 inches

Gallery 1331260 Castlefield Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, M6B 1G3, Canada(416) 504-6099www.gallery133.com [email protected]

Paul Wise, Director; Vanessa Axelrad, Assistant Director; Janet Sherban, Senior Curator

Gallery 133 has been operating since 1987 and is dedicated to exhibiting the works of Canadian and International artists. The gallery features works on canvas, photography, sculpture and glass. Artists range from emerging to established, who are held in both private and public collections. We work with the design and architectural community on both residential and corporate projects, including public spaces. We look forward to having you visit with us to share our passion for art and the Gallery 133 experience.

Artists Represented: Janet McGreal, Samantha Sandbrook, Adriana Molea, Peter Barelkowski, Reinhard Skoracki, Mark Brodkin, Neil Young

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Janet McGreal, Deep Blues, 2015, Acrylic on Canvas, 60 x 48 inches


Gallery 27010 North Dean Street, Englewood, NJ 07631(201) 871-4113www.gallery270.com [email protected]

Thomas J. Gramegna, Gallery Director; Alysha Bartunek, Gallery Associate; Felipe Allegro, Gallery Associate

While over 100 galleries actively sell photography in New York City, Gallery 270 succeeds by catering to both experienced and novice collectors seeking two increasingly rare qualities in the field...value and the unique handmade photograph. We place particular emphasis on distinguished photographers of the 20th Century and emerging photographers of the 21st Century. Employing traditional processes like toned silver gelatin and platinum/palladium where the artist’s hand is much more intimately engaged in the pursuit of results and beauty achievable in no other way. Gallery 270’s raison d’être is to call out and distinguish this special genre of photographic alchemists who are both modern artists and 21st century “old world craftsmen”

Artists Represented: Artists Represented: Harry Benson, Imogen Cuningham, Cy DeCosse, Mel di Giacomo, John Dugdale, Nat Fein, Bill Gottileb, Jefferson Hayman, Richard Kagan, Dae Soo Kim, Brian Kosoff, Elliot Landy, Herman Leonard, Stu Levy, Peter Liepke, Michael Massaia, Terry O’Neill, George Tice and Baron Wolman. As a full service photography gallery for almost 20 years, Gallery 270 can procure the work of just about any photographer.

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Michael Massaia, Rock and Roll, 2009, Afterlife portfolio, toned silver gelatin contact print, 30 x 40 inches or 20 x 24 inches

Gallery G-7773-3 Nakano-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto-fu, 604-0086, Japan(81) 9094192326www.g77gallery.com [email protected]

Andrei Mikhailov, Director; Irina Chapkis, Art Director

Gallery G-77 was first established in 2003 at 77 Fontanka River Embankment in St. Petersburg, Russia. In November 2014 G-77 opened its new location in Kyoto city centre between Imperial Place and Nijo Castle. We represent contemporary international artists with a particular focus on Japan.

Artists Represented: Inga Krymskaya, Yuji Ashikawa, Risako Yahagi, Hiroko Shiina, Vaclav Sporsky, TAMO, Eugene Vypov, DALIA

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Inga Krymskaya, Text me, 2015, Mixed Media on Tapestry, 290 x 163cm


GALLERY M180 Cook St #101, Denver, CO 80206(303) 331-8400www.gallerym.com [email protected]

Myrna Hayutin, Co-Founder & Specialist; Mason Hayutin, Co-Founder & Specialist

Since 1996, GALLERY M has specialized in 20th & 21st century photography (vintage, later and modern prints), fine art and sculpture. We are specifically recognized for photojournalism, fashion, and social documentation. Our consultants have worked with notable collections, collectors, estates and families including the Eisenstaedt, Karsh, Mydans, Rosenblum, Vanderveen and Renoir.

Artists Represetned: Alex Guofeng Cao, Howard Schatz, Anne De Villemejane, Charles Dwyer Jr., Horst P. Horst, Walter Rosenblum, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Francoise Gilot, Margaret Bourke-White, Carl Mydans, Ralph Morse, Andreas Feininger, John Loengard, Hank Walker, Joe Rosenthal, Nina Leen, Neil Ulevich, Peter Tunney, Robert Kaupelis, Loet Vanderveen, Phaidon, and collections from Associated Archive/Pulitzer Prize and LIFE, Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Georgia O-Keeffe

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Georgia O-Keeffe, 1956, Gelatin Silver, Yousuf Karsh, © The Estate of Yousuf Karsh

Gallery TableauB106-101dong Samil-daero 461 Jongro-gu, Seoul, 110-776, South Korea(82) 1091236711www.gallerytableau.com [email protected]

Lim, Jeong Gi, Director; Chung, Se Jin, Curator

Recognizing the importance of promoting Korean artists abroad, Gallery TABLEAU will be participated in art fairs such as Art Chicago, Art Toronto, Art Hamptons, SCOPE Basel, SCOPE Miami Beach, SF Fine Artfair, Cologne Artfair, Houston Fine Art Fair , Hong Kong Artfair, LA Art Show, Shanghai Art fair with Korean artist once in two years. The Gallery first presented the most significant artworks by Korean artists alongside more recognizable works of high caliber by audience and art dealers in the world.

Gallery Tableau has an unmatched reputation in Korea for having discover many of the most internationally-acclaimed talented Korean artists, and for supporting the most promising Korean artists. The Gallery continues to play a key role in developing the domestic art market and promoting Korean artists, as well as drawing the national audience’s attention to the currently international art world.

Artists Represented: Yong Rae KWON, Byung Jin KIM, Hee Kyung KIM, Jeong Min SUH, Hyun Sook JEONG

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Lee Sang Yeol, Pear flower, 91.0 x 72.7cm, 2014, Oil on canvas


Gold Gallery655 Tremont Street, Unit C-1, Boston, MA 02118(857) 239-8972www.au-gallery.com [email protected]

Adam Gold, Owner; Claire Carino, Director

In its fourth year, Boston-based Gold Gallery focuses on promoting emerging and mid-career artists from around the world. The gallery prides itself on having a distinctive aesthetic and exhibiting work created with unique techniques derived from both traditional methods and contemporary ideologies.

Artists Represetned: Ali Cavanaugh, Joerg Dressler, Christine Flynn

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Ali Cavanaugh, Listening in Silence, 2015, Watercolor on Clay Board, 40 x 40 inches

Habatat Galleries Detroit4400 Fernlee Ave., Royal Oak, MI 48073(248) 554-0590www.habatat.com [email protected]

Corey Hampson, President; Aaron Schey, Director; Debbie Clason, Office Manager; Robert Bambrough, Manager; Robert Schimmell, Shipping Manager; Samantha Menzo, Office Assistant

Habatat Galleries was established in 1971 in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan. We are the oldest and largest gallery in the United States devoted exclusively to artists working with glass as their medium. Our 12,000 sq. ft. Michigan gallery is the home of the original International Glass Invitational, which for 43 years has introduced and exhibited the greatest artists working creatively with glass. Our mission is to service collections both public and private. We take an active interest in developing collections and promoting artist whom we feel should be recognized in our generation and beyond. Habatat Galleries - Michigan works with many museums and art centers where we have developed exhibits that have been displayed in over 100 public institutions. Each year we are active in publishing catalogues, from exhibits in the gallery, as well as exhibitions throughout the world.

Artists Represetned: David Datuna, Cassandria Blackmore, Shayna Leib, Kathleen Mulcahy, Tim Tate, Jon Kuhn, Marta Klonowska, Cristina Cordova

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Christina Cordova, Untitled, 2015, Mixed media


Hwang Gallery39-10 Main St., Suite 303, Flushing, NY 11354(212) 225-8400www.hwanggallery.com [email protected]

John Hwang, Principal; Iris Hung, Administrative Assistant; B.J. Ho, Editorial Assistant

Hwang Gallery seeks to promote artists and foster intellectual exchanges between artistsand art lovers. We aspire to serve as a platform that introduces Asian artists to the Western world, and Western artists to Asian domains. Our gallery focuses on solo exhibitions and academic seminars that address subjects of art and music. Our hope is to inspire and encourage the growth of contemporary artistic communities around the world through our select choice of exhibitions. While our core group of artists currently consists of Asian and Asian-American artists, we are looking to expand our roster to include artists from all around the world.

Artists Represented: Jessica Pi-Hua Hsu, Pi-Chou Cheng, Shien-Mao Lin, Feng Zhang

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Jessica Pi-Hua Hsu, The Magic of Birth, 2011 mixed media on canvas, 51 x 38 inches

June Kelly Gallery166 Mercer Street, New York, NY 10012(212) 226-1660www.junekellygallery.com [email protected]

June Kelly, Director/Owner; Natalie Jones, Assistant; Charles Storer, Assistant

The June Kelly Gallery was founded in 1987 in the historic SoHo district of New York City. The gallery specializes in contemporary paintings, drawings, sculpture and photography and represents work by a diverse group of emerging, mid-career and established artists. Exhibitions by gallery artists have received numerous reviews in leading art international publications, including ARTnews, Art in America and The New York Times. The gallery also specializes in assisting corporations and private individuals in building collections. In 1996, the gallery was elected to membership in the prestigious Art Dealers Association of America. June Kelly, the gallery director, is a member of the Board of Trustees of both Pratt Institute and the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, and is also a member of ArtTable, Inc., and Women-s Forum, Inc. Before opening the gallery, June Kelly managed the career of artist Romare Bearden for 13 years until his death in 1988.

Artists Represetned: Mark Alsterlind, Elise Asher, Karin Batten, Stan Brodsky, Moe Brooker, Elizabeth Catlett , Colin Chase, Carmen Cicero, Claudia DeMonte, Bruce Dorfman, Joan Giordano, Alex Harsley, LeRoy Henderson, Frances Hynes, Su-Li Hung, Marianne Hopf, Tonya Ingersol, Victor Kord, Su Kwak, Sandra Lerner, James Little, Lisa Mackie, Charles Martin, Joyce Melander-Dayton, Sana Musasama, Sky Pape , John Pinderhughes, Sarah Plimpton, Larry Potter, Debra Priestly, Robert Reid, Hanibal Srouji, Posoon Park Sung, Julio Valdez, Kay WalkingStick, Rebecca Welz, Philemona Williamson, Nola Zirin, Estate of Toyce Anderson, Estate of Claire Moore, Estate of Jane Schneider

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Nola Zirin, Cane Garden Bay, 2012, Oil on canvas, 72 x 52 inches


Justin Gaffrey Gallery21 Blue Gulf Drive, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459(850) 267-2022www.jgaffrey.com [email protected]

Justin Gaffrey, artist/owner; Brian Wood, Director; Shelby Schuler, Gallery Associate; Callie Clark, Gallery Associate; Aria Gaffrey, Gallery Associate

A contemporary gallery located along the Gulf of Mexico in Santa Rosa Beach, FL, representing up and coming Southern contemporary artists. Our goal is to help expose new and exciting artists from the South to our clients and to help uplift culture in our region.

Artists Represented: Justin Gaffrey, Stefan Daiberl, Brian Wood

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Justin Gaffrey, Out Of Skin, 2014, Welded steel, burlap, and acrylic on wood panel, 48 x 96 inches

karyn mannix contemporaryOak View Hwy, East Hampton, NY 11937(516) [email protected]

Karyn Mannix, Lori Schultz

karyn mannix contemporary is a contemporary and secondary market gallery.

Artists Represented: Dom Pattinson, Becca, Elise Black, Evan Zatti, Jason Poremba, Karen Bystedt, Sean Sullivan, Stephanie Brody-Lederman, Stephanie Reit, Steve Haweeli, Steve Zaluski, T.Wat

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T.Wat (UK), Corporate Gangsters: USA Version, Exclusively for ArtHamptons, 34 x 26 inches, 5 color hand pulled.


Keane Eyes Gallery3040 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA 94109(415) 922-9309www.keane-eyes.com [email protected]

Margaret Keane, Artist; Robert Brown, Executive Director; Nick Brown, Gallery Manager; Rachel Brown, Assistant; Don Swigert, Assistant; Jane Swigert, Assistant; Elizabeth Brown, Assistant; Sabrina Brown, Assistant

Keane Eyes Gallery, features the work of Margaret KEANE, creator of “Big Eyes” art from the 50s, 60s and today. The movie “Big Eyes,” released last year, directed by Tim Burton, staring Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz, tells the story of Margaret’s marriage to Walter Keane, who took credit for the art created by his then wife, Margaret. She had to paint in federal court before a judge and jury to prove that she was the artist and not her husband. Margaret won the case and still paints today as she nears her 88th birthday.

Artists Represented: Margaret Keane

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Margaret Keane, The First Grail, 1962, Oil on canvas, 40 x 24 inches

Kips Gallery38-65 12th street, Long Island City, NY 11101(646) 284- [email protected]

Ken Kim; Martin Kim; Yesong Kim

The Kips Gallery was founded in 2002 in the heart of the Chelsea art district in New York City. In this year, Kips Gallery & Wedding Group Scalatium exhibit selected 6 Korean young artists in Arthamptons.

Artists Represented: Yoonkuk Cho, Yoonhee Kim, Sungji Kim,Jihee Chung, Jaeyeol Lee, Soyoung Kwon

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YoonKuk Cho, Three people, 2014, Mixed Media, 54 x 60 x 52cm


Kwanhoon Gallery1026 6th Ave., 3FL, New York, NY 10018www. kwanhoongallery.com [email protected](917) 319-0603

Dohyoung Kwon, Director; Don Woo, General Manager; Dh Lee, General Manager; Monica Park, Curator

The KWANHOON Gallery, located in the heart of Seoul INSADONG, first opened its doors in 1979. KWANHOON gallery now consists of six exhibition spaces within three buildings totaling over 3,200 square feet. In the past ten years alone the gallery has shown over 7,000 Korean and international artists through over 700 solo and group exhibitions. KWANHOON has made a significant contribution to the history of Korean contemporary art through its embrace of the Ecole de Seoul movement, as well as a wide variety of artistic approaches by experimental and emerging artists. It has provided a solid ground for the new generation of artists and has played a major role in promoting Korean contemporary art both within Korea and internationally.

Artists Represented: Jongsook Kim, Jinkey Kim, Jeonglok Lee, Hyosuk Kim, Boyeon Jung, etc

Lanoue Gallery450 Harrison Ave.Boston, MA 02118(617) 262-4480www.lanouegallery.com [email protected]

Susan Lanoue

Contemporary Fine Art

Artists Represented: Edward Lentsch

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Jeonglok Lee, Nabi – Tree of life 4-6, 2015, Photography, 35.4 x 47.2 inches (90 x 120cm) Edward Lentsch, Argumentum Ad Hominem, 2012, Oil on canvas, 100 x 80 inches


Lawrence Fine Art37 Newtown Lane (in the passageway)East Hampton, New York, 11937(516) 547-8965www.lawrence-fine-arts.com [email protected]

Howard Shapiro, Gallery Director; Clayton Calvert, Associate Director

Lawrence Fine Art specializes in modern and contemporary art with a particular focus on abstract expressionism, graffiti, pop and contemporary photography.

Artists Represented: David Einstein, Robert Goodnough, Harriette Joffe, Aristodimos Kaldis, LA Roc, Suzanne LaFleur, Deb Lawrence, Janet Mait, Joe Novak, Albert Paley, Rolph Scarlett, Sen2, Athos Zacharias

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Marjorie Strider, Red Bikini Bottom, 2010, Acrylic on canvas, 72 x 48 inches

Lawrence J Cantor & Company8687 Melrose AvenueWest Hollywood, CA 90069(805) 300-1308www.lawrencecantorfineart.cominfo@lawrencecantorfineart.com

Lawrence Cantor, CEO; Samuel Cantor, President; Mehron Zadeh, Sales; Rodney Kazemi, Sales

Emerging and Mid-Career Contemporary Artists

Artists Represented: Kerry Miller, Michael Mapes, Andrew Myers, Blake Collins, Pezhman, Vincent George, Craig Alan, Gavin Benjamin

Craig Alan, Jupiter, 2015, Mixed-media, 48 x 48 inches

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L I F E Gallery617 West 27 Street, New York, NY 10001(347) 977-9658www.lifegallerynyc.com [email protected]

Nicolas Saint Gregoire, Artistic Director Herve Senequier, Director of Development

L I F E Gallery is a New York based Art Gallery. The Gallery was founded based on two principles: The discovery and promotion of talented artists. The guidance of collectors and development of work of art investment value. Life is an Art Gallery and a platform for talents with a long term view, guiding its artists and collectors.

Artists Represetned: Mark Beard, Francois Burgun, Jean-Marc Calvet, Noel Dorado, Claire Fanjul, Robert Hogge, Ssam Kim, Marwane Pallas, Brigitte Sauvignac, Yuichiro Shibata, Leonard Steinberg, Shane Wolf

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Bruce Sargeant (Mark Beard), Three Boys Rigging a Spinnaker, Oil on canvas, 87 x 57 inches

LeeSeoul Gallery22-2, Insadong-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea, 110-290South Korea(822) [email protected]

John Cho, Director; Kim Eun-Young, Curator

Gallery LeeSeoul is located in Insa-dong, central place of art in Seoul, Korea. We exhibit distinguished artists from around the world. Since LeeSeoul gallery opened, numerous important artists have had solo and group shows. We participate in major international art shows in Korea and abroad. Gallery LeeSeoul also publishes new artists via “New Thinking, New Art.”

Artists Represented: Cha Dong-Ha, Roh Sun-sook, You Sung-Sook, Lee Young-Hee, Wheiza Kim, Lee Seung-Ryung, Cho Min, Yun Jung-Hye, Hong Se-Yeon

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Hong Se-Yeon, The Garden, 2013, Oil on canvas, 145 x 112cm


The McLoughlin Gallery49 Geary St Suite 200, San Francisco, CA 94108(415) 658-1641www.mgart.com [email protected]

Joan McLoughlin, Gallerist; David Sloane, Associate; Lorenza Brizzi, Assistant

The McLoughlin Gallery is an approachable, inviting gallery with a social conscience. The mission of the gallery is to educate and intrigue by showcasing established mid-career and emerging contemporary artists whose work is unique, integrating bright, bold colors and conveying an emotional punch. Art work that makes you think.

Artists Represetned: Hal Buckner, John Grande, Jeff Muhs, Doug Thielscher

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Hal Buckner, La Danse after Matisse, Powder coated hand cut aluminum, 96.5 x 105 x 2 inches

Manifold Editions6 Wetherby Gardens, London, SW5 0JN, United Kingdom(44) 7768456935www.manifoldeditions.com [email protected]

James Booth-Clibborn, Director; James Whittaker, US Sales; Emily Thomas, UK Sales; Lacey McNeff, Sales Assistant; Ann Booth-Clibborn, Manager; Charles Govett, Art Handler

Manifold Editions was established in 2011 to make the best in contemporary prints accessible to international collectors via an online store, international art fairs and pop-up galleries. It currently presents over 300 works by 25 artists, including Damien Hirst, Gary Hume and 2011 Turner Prize nominee George Shaw. Manifold Editions has recently published limited editions by Marc Quinn, Elizabeth Magill, Dennis Morris and Paul Morrison.

Artists Represetned: Damien Hirst, Marc Quinn, Anish Kapoor, Gary Hume, Dennis Morris, Corinne Wasmuht, Jake & Dinos Chapman, Jonathan Yeo, Elizabeth Magill, Paul Morrison, Sarah Morris, George Shaw, Chris Ofili

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Marc Quinn, Icelandic Laval Plane, 2015, Digital print with silkscreen glaze, edition of 75, sheet size 79 x 114cm


Quogue Gallery44 Quogue Street/Box 568, Quogue, NY 11959(631) 653-6236www.quoguegallery.com [email protected]

Christy Murray, Director; Chester Murray, Director; Carl Murray, Assistant Director; Liz Hartman, Manager

The Quogue Gallery was established in 2014 by Chester and Christy Murray, long time art collectors and residents of Quogue. The gallery features contemporary emerging and established artists whose work includes paintings and prints, photography, glass, and sculpture. The gallery-s main focus is on displaying the work of East End artists who capture a mood, a color, or the extraordinary light that define the East End. The artists do not necessarily represent the specific realities of the area, but rather have each uniquely been influenced or inspired by their surroundings. The gallery also exhibits modern and contemporary artists whose work fits within the gallery-s aesthetic.

Artists Represetned: Marshall Crossman, Holland Cunningham, Sam Glankoff, Janice Mehlman, Peter Moore, Barbara Vaughn, and Emerson Woelffer

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Barbara Vaughn, Vicinato 2, 2012, Archival Pigment Print, 42 x 56 inches

OKAY SPARK801 Boush Street, Norfolk, VA 23510(757) 407-1368www.okayspark.com [email protected]

Matthew Fine, Owner; Shannon Lionetti, Sales Associate

OKAY SPARK features contemporary mid-career artists

Artists Represetned: Charles Savoie, Stephan Cox, Matthew Fine

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Charles Savoie, Passerian, 2014, Cast Bronze, Cut and Polished Glass Cane, 52 H x 24 W x 12 D


RELE GALLERY5 Military Street, Lagos, Onikan, 101231, Nigeria(+234 ) 7063785013www.rele.co [email protected]

Adenrele Sonariwo, Director

Rele Gallery, located in Onikan, Lagos, is home to accomplished, globally renown and keenly collected artists such as Tayo Quaye, Joe Amenechi, Victor Ehikhamenor, and many more. It was found with a mission to trigger a new found appreciation, followership of and engagement with the arts in Nigeria.

Rele has continued their mission in different capacities via art salons, installations since 2010, all of which crystallized into the formation of a gallery in February 2015.

Rele, the space is an unprecedented, unconventional, contemporary art space that marries two symbiotic purposes: to offer first-rate art for public consumption and nurture the creators of the art, and to bring the world to their work, exposing a larger, global audience to African contemporary art.

Artists Represetned: Kayode Adegbola, Joe Amenechi, Victor Ehikhamenor, Osione Itegboje, Zainabu Jallo, Tunde Kelani, Tayo Quaye, ASIKO

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Victor Ehikhamenor, May the wicked king be history on his first day, 2015, Nail perforations on handmade paper, 54 x 38 inches

Rediscovered Masters210 East 73rd St., New York, NY 10021(203) 245-2246www.RediscoveredMasters.com [email protected]

Randall W. Johnson, Managing Director; Gillian Bryce, Research & Development; Peter Hastings Falk, President

Here are discoveries that matter. Discoveries of intrinsic value. We are the leading scholars discovering Post War and Contemporary artists and estate collections that have undeservedly slipped through the cracks of art history. We are highly selective—artists are identified, vetted, and elected by our Art Advisory Board of tough critics. Our mission is to present extraordinary chapters in American art history to collectors, museum curators, gallerists, and fellow historians. For forty years,Peter Hastings Falk and his staff have found satisfaction in bringing true masters to light—and we cherish holding their reputations in trust.

Artists Represented: Robert Farber, Charles Lassiter, Tony Narducci

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Tony Narducci, Jazz Concert - 5 Spot, 1977, Oil on canvas, 70 x 80 inches


SCAA Sergott Contemporary Art AlliancePO Box 239, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067(858) 756-2377www.sergottart.com [email protected]

Thomas Sergott, Director and Founder; Ann Sergott, Executive Director; Elizabeth Stringer, Assistant Director; Lily Briggs, Assistant Intern

Officially founded in June 2012 the Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance (SCAA) , based in Rancho Santa Fe, CA, is a multifaceted gallery which represents emerging and mid career artists. SCAA is ideally situated on the border of the rich vein of untapped artistic talent which runs between San Diego and Baja Mexico. We focus our public exhibitions on showing extensive works by our artists so the viewer can gain a more in-depth education of each painter. We take full advantage of the trends for online sales with a superb website and our gallery has been selected to participate in the new Fine Art Site by Amazon. SCAA also maintains a full schedule of national Art Fairs where we can develop new long relationships with clients and provide them with a quality buying experience. In addition we also participate in community outreach programs which are held at our Gallery to maintain a growing supportive and philanthropic roll in the greater San Diego Art Community.

Artists Represented: Alicia Dunn, Angela Jackson, Carol Surface, Dani Dodge, Daniel Ketelhut, Deanne Sabeck, Duke Windsor, Ellen Dieter, Emily Halpern, Gerrit Greve, Heidi Rufeh, Hill & Stump, Ingrid Croce, Jeanne Dunn, Jeffery Laudenslager, Joseph Caroff, Lindsey Nobel, Marlene London, Michelle Kurtis Cole, Michael Carini, Robert Garner, Sean Brennan, Shansi Miller, Steven Derks, Tania Alcala

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Ellen Dieter, Arboreal, 2012, Oil on canvas, 45 x 45 inches

Sang Sang gallery10 Insadong 5-gil (Insadong 186), Seoul, Jongno-gu, 110-290South Korea(+82) [email protected]

Park Jeong-il, President; Kim Hyun-jin, Curator

Sang Sang gallery is located in the center of Seoul, Insadong Culture of the Republic of Korea.

Artists Represented: Youm Jeong Won, Kim Tae Hee, Im Hyun Jin, Kim Hyun Jin, Kim Ji Won, Kim sun bun

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Youm Jeong-won, Throbbing, 2015, Oil on canvas, 116.8 x 72.7cm


Sim Smith Gallery96A Lollard Street, London, SE11 6PX, United Kingdom(44) (0)7920102284www.sim-smith.com [email protected]

Sim Smith, Director

Sim Smith Gallery works closely with a select group of artists from its London base. With an emphasis on artistic projects outside of the gallery space, tightly curated exhibitions are complemented with collaborations and partnerships on an international scale. Sim Smith Gallery exhibits at contemporary art fairs globally, whilst promoting the work of the gallery’s roster of artists to collectors, curators and museums from around the world.

Artists Represented: Tim Garwood, Carla Groppi, Jonathan McCree, Donna Ruff, Bradley Wood

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Tim Garwood, Untitled, 2015, Acrylic and spray paint on glass, 54 x 54 inches

SENSEI278 Grand Street, 2nd floor, New York City, NY 10002(646) 669-7922www.gallerysensei.com [email protected]

Joseph Latimore, Director; Paola D’Avenia, Associate; Marc Leader, Associate; Jackie Kong, Intern

Downtown Manhattan gallery, established in 2006. Featuring the work of new, emerging and mid-career artists. In addition, the gallery represents the work of more established artist such as Hector Leonardi and Karl Mann.

The paintings of Hector Leonardi will be featured in the 2015 ArtHamptons event.

Artists Represented: Hector Leonardi, Karl Mann, Derek Des islets, Ben Brunnemer, Sarah Anderson, Elena Moaty, Francis Simeni, Zdzislaw V

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Hector Leonardi


George Osodi, De Money Series #6, 2009, Fuji crystal archival print [1/6], 40 x 60 cm

TAFETA47-50 Margaret Street, London, W1W 8SB, United Kingdom(0044) 2076372273www.tafeta.com [email protected]

Ayo Adeyinka, Director

Originally set up as an art-consulting organization, TAFETA was re-constituted as a private art dealership specializing in 20th century and Contemporary African Arts in 2009. Operating a by-appointment gallery in Fitzrovia, London, TAFETA remains the leading purveyors of some of the most important 20th century artists of African extraction (Ben Enwonwu MBE, Ablade Glover, Susanne Wenger, Gebre K. Desta et al.)

Continually seeking out new talent in the contemporary space, TAFETA has also placed younger emerging artists in important private and institutional collections, and is privileged to represent renowned names like Yinka Shonibare MBE on the African continent.

Artists Represented: Jide Alakija, Nkechi Ebubedike, Ben Enwonwu M.B.E, Uche Okpa-Iroha, Babajide Olatunji, George Osodi, Yinka Shonibare MBE

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Carol Bernier, La triste beauté du blanc, 2015, Oil on canvas, 36 x 48 inches

Studio 21 Fine Art1273 Hollis Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, N3J 1T7, Canada(902) 420-1852www.studio21.ca [email protected]

Deborah Carver, Director; Alicia Fordham, Gallery Assistant

Studio 21 Fine Art is Atlantic Canada’s premier gallery of contemporary art. Established over 30 years ago, the gallery represents established and mid-career artists of international caliber from across Canada, as well as emerging artists. The gallery has a strong connection with the famed Nova Scotia College of Art & Design (NSCAD). At Art Hamptons, Studio 21 presents a selection of prominent and emerging artists whose work ranges from abstract to figurative. The gallery’s large modern space in Halifax, Nova Scotia accommodates sculpture as well as two-dimensional work and we bring a small sculptural selection to Art Hamptons as well. Studio 21 is growing its presence at international Art Fairs - in Canada, the US and Europe.

Artists Represented: Carol Bernier, Ania and Wojtek Biczysko, Richard Thomas Davis, Adam Gunn, Michael Harrington, Yang Hong, Alex Livingston, Roger Loft

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Tian Qing Gallery, ShanghaiNo:B50, 3rd FL, First Building2845 Hongxing Rd., Shanghai, China 201101People’s Republic of China(8621) 54335130(646) 591-7743www.tqgallery.com http://gallery.artron.net/7 [email protected]

Xiaoqing, Zhu/Ms; Xueyuan, Zhang/Mr; Mianzi, Yang/Miss; Caixia Huang /Ms; Jingwen, Liu/Mr

Since it was established 15 years ago, art exhibits from Shanghai, domestic China and overseas country have been organized by Tianqing Gallery,The art shown includes exhibits of oil paintings, watercolor paintings, photographs, sculptures and pottery artworks.

The artists to be exhibited have been appreciated and collected by many collectors. The galley maintains its unique management mode while enlarging the art communication activities both domestic and overseas.

Artists Represented: Justin Y, Deng Chunlei, Zhu Dabai, Liang Gang, Wang Shi

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Justin Y, Rainbow, 2014, Acrylic on Canvas, 120 x 200 cmWayne Thiebaud, The Carcass, 1956, Oil on masonite, 28 x 48 inches

Thomas Paul Fine ArtP.O.Box 602-Woodland Hills, CA 91365Showroom: 8687 Melrose Ave., Suite B275, West Hollywood, CA 90069(323) 525-0444www.tpaulfineart.com [email protected]

Thomas Paul, Director

Specialists in important 20th century and Contemporary American and European Art.

For Thomas Paul, 2015 marks the 44th year in the business of selling and acquiring fine paintings, drawings, photography and works on paper. Since 1976, Thomas Paul Fine Art has been a significant part of the growing Los Angeles art community, and has enjoyed an excellent reputation as a member of the elite network of private dealers.

Thomas Paul Fine Art is committed to assisting our clientele in all aspects of their collecting requirements, whether it is a decorative need or the acquisition of a historically significant painting, sculpture or print.

Our philosophy continues to be that of building long term, mutually beneficial relationships with our clients. This viewpoint has helped us construct both large and small collections at fair prices to our patrons. We are dedicated to providing the highest standards of ethics, connoisseurship and scholarship in the business.

Artists Represented: Wayne Thiebaud, Fairfield Porter, Romaire Bearden, Joan Mitchell, Justin Bower, Elizabeth Murray, Paul Wonner, Mark Toby, etc.

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Villa del Arte GalleriesTapineria, 39 08002 Barcelona, Barcelona, 08002, Spain(0034) 932680673Nieuwe Spiegelstraat, 38, Amsterdam, 1017DG, Netherlands(0031) 207169726www.villadelarte.com [email protected]

Bert van Zetten, Owner; Marcel Huisman, Owner; Jutta Huisman, Owner

Bert van Zetten, Marcel and Jutta Huisman founded Villa del Arte Galleries in Barcelona in 1999. Their combined commitment, and passion for art, together with a unique approach and willingness to exhibit some lesser-known artists has contributed to an ever-changing contemporary collection of a consistently high standard. Over time Villa del Arte has developed into one of Catalonia’s leading contemporary art galleries. The gallery represents over 30 national and international, established and emerging painters, photographers and sculptors. In addition, we recently opened a new gallery in Amsterdam which has enabled us to hold collective and solo exhibitions as well as providing Villa del Arte with greater capabilities to showcase new talent. With this new space our international presence in the art scene has grown noticeably providing new opportunities and projects that we are already working on.

Artists Represented: Fernando Adam, Francisca Ahlers, Fernando Alday, Martí Bofarull, Jacqueline Bozon, Lluís Cera, David Datuna, Chelsea Davine, Jordi Díez, Peter Hiemstra, Eline de Jonge, Edo Kaaij, Victoria Kovalenchikova, Liechennay, Christiaan Lieverse, Anja Luithle, Jaume Malaret, Noemí Martí, Serge Mendjisky, Ara Mikaelian, Gino Miles, Claudio Napolitano, Françoise Nielly, Julio Nieto, Joan Peris, Josep Plandiura, Gavin Rain, Jean-François Rauzier, Willy Rojas, Ekaterina Smirnova, Tomàs Sunyol, Michael James Talbot, Antonio Tamburro, Johan Thunell, Pancho Tolchinsky, Lukas Ulmi, Montse Valdés and Stephen Zirwes.

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Edo Kaaij, Wish, 2015, Oil and acrylic on canvas, 51 x 41 inches

Vertu Fine Art 5250 Town Center Circle, Suite 128Boca Raton, FL 33498(561) 368-4680www.vertufineart.com

Gary Santoro, Principal

Located in Boca Raton, Florida, VFA has maintained focus for over 15 years on the luminaries of Pop, Abstract Expressionism and Optical Art. As always we will be specializing in editions and multiples. The gallery has also recently branched out into emerging artists and photography, with only a small portion of our inventory represented online. We are constantly updating and always purchasing new work.

Artists Represented: Ron Burkhardt, Alexander Calder, Jim Dine, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, Alex Katz, Roy Lichtenstein, Mel Ramos, Ed Ruscha, Hunt Slonem, Frank Stella, Donald Sultan, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann

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Alex Katz, Gray Day, 1992, Screenprint in colors on Arches, 22.125 x 72.25 inches, Edition of 75


Vogelsang GalleryChaussée de Boondael, 202, Brussels, 1050, Belgium(646) 322-7935www.vogelsanggallery.com [email protected]

Gregoire Vogelsang; Samson Haveland; T.T Nguyen Duc

Representing an international group of established and upcoming artists, Vogelsang Gallery is a contemporary Art Gallery based in Brussels, Belgium.

Vogelsang Gallery’s main focus is discovering and representing their artists to a mature audience. The gallery’s program is primarily photography and paintings, but also features art in different media ranging from video to sculptures and installations.

Vogelsang Gallery also generates a continuous and culturally relevant dialogue with art enthusiasts and private collectors by surfacing and connecting them to exciting and innovative artistic talent.

Artists Represented: Alain Richard , Alaa Khashoggi, Bernard Desjardins, Claudia Meyer, David Lachapelle Florence Pirlot, Gregory Watin, Helene Dawans Jerome Jasinski, Kevin Berlin, Lulwa Al Khalifa, Nic Bex , Marcel Ceuppens, Stephen Hall

Kevin Berlin, Nutella 640 gr, 2015 , Oil on Canvas painting, 1/1 original

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VK GallerySarphatipark 118, Amsterdam, 1073 ED, Netherlands(31) 625552538www.vkgallery.nl [email protected]

Victoria Kovalenchikova, Owner

VK Gallery represents contemporary international artists working in different genres andmedia, including painting, sculpture, photography and digital art.

Victoria Kovalenchikova believes in supporting different cultures across the globe, and VKGallery is a part of several humanitarian and charity projects. Victoria hopes that her smallcontribution will have wider impact.

Artists Represetned: Kaoru Yamamoto, Ida Ivanka Kubler, Joel Urruty

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Victoria Kovalenchikova, The Earth XIV, 2015, Mixed media, oil on canvas,140 x 180cm


Young Art Gallery2F, 54-1, Insadong-Gil, Jongno-GuSeoul, 110-300, South Korea(82) 27333410www.youngartgallery.co.kr [email protected]

Hwayoung Kim, Director; Minsoo Kim, Curator

Young Art Gallery is located in Insa-Dong, Seoul, which is considered the center of arts and culture in Korea.

Young Art Gallery aims to contribute to the advancement of Korean contemporary art by discovering young artists and hosting exhibitions of creative and promising new talents, focusing on the prospect of a new art era.

Artists Represented: Hyung-Joo Jeon

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Hyung-Joo Jeon, Garden in My Mind, 2015, Oil on Canvas, 60.6 x 72.7cm

Yellow Peril Gallery60 Valley St #5, Providence, RI, 02909(401) 861-1535www.yellowperilgallery.com [email protected]

Vanphouthon Souvannasane, Director; Robert P. Stack, Curator

Founded in 2011, Yellow Peril Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located at The Plant, a historic mill complex in the Olneyville neighborhood of Providence, Rhode Island. The Gallery fosters modern art critiques on popular culture and society from emerging, mid-career and established artists in the United States and abroad. Our inventory comprises of works of art from critically-acclaimed artists who have been featured in biennials and museum exhibitions, participated in top tier art fairs and acquired by private collectors worldwide. Artists that we represent share our commitment to social responsibility, and 10% from the sale of all artwork is donated to a charitable organization of the Artists’ choice.

Artists Represented: Kathryn Parker Almanas, Jennifer Avery, Joan Backes, Toby Barnes, Caleb Cain Marcus, Naomi Campbell, Ruth Dealy, Paul Myoda, Rodrigo Nava, Hao Ni, Raquel Paiewonsky, Quintín Rivera Toro, Anabel Vázquez Rodríguez, Diego Rodriguez-Warner, Bradley Wester, Andrew Paul Woolbright

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Ruth Dealy, Self-Portrait with Hoodie, 2015, Acrylic on raw canvas, 60 x 60 inches


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