Artexpo NY 2016 Show Guide by Redwood Media Group

ART. ELECTRIFIED. T h r e e E x c e p t i o n a l S h o w s , O n e Ve n u e APRIL 14–17, 2016 | PIER 94 | NYC

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Talieh Kesh, Migration, acrylic on canvas, 36” x 48”

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Table of Contents Welcome Letter

Letter from New York City Mayor

Show Hours

Show Map

Topics & Trends Educational Series + Special Event Schedule

Through the Lens: A Focus on Photography at [FOTO SOLO]

Poster Challenge Winner Adrian Arrieta

2016 Spotlight Artists

The New Figurative:Â Abstract Interpretations of the Human Form

From Startup to Industry Star: Q+A with Litsa Spanos, President and Owner of Art Design Consultants

Exhibitor Directory

www.susannmccolloughart.com susannmccolloughart@aol.com | (251) 967-7677 Artexpo NY Booth #242

Frandy Jean frandyjeanart@gmail.com

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BOOTH #266

Welcome to Artexpo New York 2016 The time has come again for the art world to converge upon New York City for a much-anticipated annual event: Artexpo New York. We’re proud to say that this show—the world’s largest fine art trade show—has a long history. Now in its 38th year, Artexpo is still one of the few art shows in the world that attracts not only art collectors, but also designers, architects, gallery owners, and other trade buyers. And the fact that Artexpo is a magnet to trade professionals is a huge boon to our exhibitors, offering them opportunities they might not otherwise face. Speaking of our wonderful exhibitors, what I find to be one of the best aspects of our show is the personal connection audiences make to the artists and galleries showing their work. Rarely do attendees get to meet the artists being represented at other shows—but at Artexpo, many exhibiting galleries and publishers bring along their individual artists, giving them the chance to represent their artwork in person and make priceless contacts throughout the four-day show, whether they be with potential clients or soon-to-be lifelong fans. So, don’t be afraid to meet the artists whose work intrigues you. Ask them questions! Artists usually love to talk about their inspiration, their process, and their body of work. Find something you like and connect with the hands and eyes who crafted it. And, if you’re so inclined, buy a piece of art, a treasure for your personal collection that will serve as a reminder of this amazing weekend long after you arrive back home. Also while you’re here, don’t miss the fabulous events we have planned for you. The weekend will be chock-full of engaging Topics & Trends seminars, Meet the Artist live demos, and other special events. Grab a glass of wine and stroll the booths, or sit back and listen to inspiring stories from top artists, designers, and gallery owners. We’re thrilled that you could join us for another extraordinary year at Pier 94! Sincerely,

Eric Smith President, Redwood Media Group

Artexpo New York 2016 Email: info@redwoodmg.com Web: www.artexponewyork.com Address: Redwood Media Group P.O. Box 360 Hinckley, OH 44233 CEO Eric Smith SHOW GUIDE Editor Linda Mariano Writer and Copy Editor Nina Benjamin Art Director Stacy Dalton Graphic Designer Lizz Anderson Advertising Rick Barnett, Managing Director Business Development Group Email: rick.barnett@redwoodmg.com Phone: 831-747-0112 Ashley Tedesco, Director of Sales, Print Media Email: Ashley.Tedesco@redwoodmg.com Phone: 831-970-5611 Operations and Finance Geoff Fox COO/CFO Email: geoff.fox@redwoodmg.com Sales Administration Laura Finamore Email: lfinamore@madavor.com SHOW MANAGEMENT TEAM Eric Smith | President / Rick Barnett | Managing Director, Exhibitions & Media Sales / Linda Mariano | Managing Director, Marketing / Geoff Fox | Director of Finance & Exhibitor Operations / Stacy Dalton | Creative Director / Laura Mullikin | Senior Graphic Designer / Rob Hibbs | Director of IT / Kyle McNeill | IT/Web Associate / Ashley Tedesco | Director of Sales – Print Media / Rosana Radar | Director of Sales Exhibitions / Rita Popowicz | Business Development Director, Continental Europe, Russia, & Middle East / Steve Cherng | Business Development Director, Asia / Nina Benjamin | Content Manager / Kelly McNeill | Exhibitor & Attendee Relations Manager / Mira Fox | Operations Manager / Olive PR Solutions | Media © 2016 RMG Media Group

THE CITY OF NEW YORK OFFI CE OF THE MAYOR NEW YORK, NY 10007

April 14, 2016

Dear Friends: It is a great pleasure to welcome everyone to the 38th Annual Artexpo New York. The creative energy that defines New York City has long inspired people from across the world, and the generations of artists who have come here have shaped our cultural landscape through their innovative work. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Artexpo will showcase some of these outstanding artists whose pieces have impacted the arts scene here in New York and around the globe. Bringing together more than 400 artists, galleries, and publishers, along with thousands of art enthusiasts, this event is known as the largest fine art marketplace in the world. Artexpo features the work of both well-established and emerging artists in a variety of mediums ranging from paintings to sculpture to glass, while its companion show, [SOLO], shines a spotlight on talented independent artists. I am delighted to once again welcome this exciting event to our city and commend Artexpo and all those associated with it for introducing even greater audiences to incredible art. On behalf of all New Yorkers, I offer my best wishes for an engaging weekend, continued success, and an enjoyable stay in our city. Sincerely,

Bill de Blasio Mayor

ART EXPO NEW YORK BOOTH #351

The Dedication to Support,Connect,Showcase, Represent and Invest in established living Artists.

Show Hours SHOW HOURS Thursday, April 14th | 12–7PM (Trade-Only Day) Friday, April 15th | 12–7PM Saturday, April 16th | 10AM–7PM Sunday, April 17th | 10AM–6PM

VIP OPENING NIGHT PREVIEW PARTY Thursday, April 14th | 4–7PM Be among the first to see this year’s amazing collection of artwork curated for the show from all over the globe. This exciting preview of Artexpo New York 2016 features 400+ exhibitors to meet, live art demonstrations to witness—and, of course, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres to enjoy while you mingle with the artists, galleries, and other showgoers. Don’t miss the unveiling of the 2016 Poster Challenge winner or the handing out of this year’s Artexpo Awards.

SPECIAL KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Friday April 15th | 11AM (doors open at 10:30 for presentation) “Marketing Art in Today’s New Luxury Style” Speaker, author, and market researcher Pamela N. Danziger is internationally recognized for her expertise on the world’s most influential consumers: affluent Americans. Her new book, Shops that Pop! 7 Steps to Extraordinary Retail Success, will guide her Keynote Presentation and reveal the secrets to creating an art experience that’s irresistible to high-value collectors.

THREE INCREDIBLE SHOWS, ONE VENUE YOUR GUIDE TO THIS YEAR’S EVENT Here’s a breakdown of what to expect from each of the three shows happening at Pier 94 this weekend:

Artexpo New York The largest fine art trade show in the world, Artexpo is an exhibition of well-established art publishers, galleries, and artists. View works by some of today’s biggest names in fine art as you stroll the booths.

[SOLO] Discover up-and-coming talent and feel the excitement of innovation as you walk the aisles of [SOLO], an exhibition of emerging, independent artists.

[FOTO SOLO] New in 2016, this [FOTO SOLO] preview features collections of fine art photography from some of the world’s finest abstract, contemporary, and realist photographers. The show’s full launch will take place at Artexpo New York 2017. 12

NICK MONJO FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY

ART EXPO SOLO FOTO BOOTH D214 P HO T O G R A P H E R J O R GE G A R C Í A C A N T U

CLAUDIA RAMOS

FINE ART ARTIST

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Diana Cummings

STUDIO

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IMPRESSIONIST ARTIST

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Show Map THE VIP LOUNGE

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Liangang Sun

Liangang Sun,born on January 28, 1969 in Beijing, China, is a Chinese contemporary artist. He is the initiator of contemporary Ideographism, director of Chinese Artists Association, and Curator of Caochangdi Art District. He is now Earth Institute Sustainability in the Arts Advisor at Columbia University.

Liangang Sun

Visit Us at Booth #500 #600

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DINETT HOK GALLERY OF FINE ART

DEFIANCE

Dinett Hok, The Republic of Panama

TRANSCENDENCE

Karen Cauvin Eustis, New Orleans, USA

THE CHALLENGE

Booth #172

Kalin Luy Ken, Peru

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LENA MEDEIROS BOOTH S208

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Topics & Trends Educational Series & Special Events THURSDAY, APRIL 14th [FOTO SOLO] A CAUTIONARY TALE: PROTECTING YOUR ARTWORK 1:00–2:00 P.M. Photographers dream of creating coffee-table books and exhibiting their work, but the process of going from image to traveling exhibition is long and hard. Award-winning photographer Doug Menuez will share his cautionary tale about taking a personal project and making it into a lasting legacy through print and through exhibitions. Joining the conversation will be fine art photographer and gallery owner Michael Joseph of Artblend. Who should attend: Fine art photographers, artists, and anyone interested in developing their art business Moderator: David Schloss, Editor-in-Chief of Digital Photo Pro and Digital Photo magazines and Content Development Director for Madavor Media Speakers: Doug Menuez and Michael Joseph

MEET THE ARTIST: GREGG ALBRACHT, [FOTO SOLO] SPOTLIGHT ARTIST, BOOTH D117 1:00–2:00 P.M. Meet fine art photographer Gregg Albracht and learn how the camera has shaped his captivating story and lifelong career. Starting 30 years ago with blackand-white images, he has evolved his craft over the decades and, today, uses all means of photographic technology to adapt his images for his new Dream Series. “My photographs never look like the original scene,” Albracht muses, “I try to work magic in the dark room.” Don’t miss the chance to see the striking images of this award-winning photographer whose artwork is featured in museums and prestigious private collections. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and learning about his path as an award-winning fine art photographer Location: [FOTO SOLO] Booth D117

MEET THE ARTIST + LIVE DEMONSTRATION: PERIS CARBONELL, BOOTH 264 2:00–3:00 P.M. Peris Carbonell painted one of his first works, La Caravana, when he was only 12 years old. Since then, he has studied, matured his craft, and displayed his works in more than 60 solo exhibitions and 30 permanent exhibitions in Europe, including the Vatican Museum (Rome), the Franciscan Museum (Rome), and the Peris Carbonell Museum in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Carbonell frequently travels to the U.S., as he’s especially inspired in his artwork by the urban landscapes of New York City and he maintains an active studio in Albany, New York. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and watching him paint Location: Booth 264

MEET THE ARTIST: JAMES PATERSON, BOOTH 132 2:00–3:00 P.M. Meet James Paterson, whose approach to his art is one of a simple sense of wonder, his aim being to create art that is redemptive, revealing the reality of God in the world in such a manner as to give expression to mystery. Paterson uses materials in a simple way, often incorporating moving parts that viewers can play with. “These Prayer Machines are not my actual prayers,” he explains, “rather they serve as metaphors attempting to capture those elusive moments when I inhabit the thin places between the temporal seen and the eternal unseen.” Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and seeing his amazing sculptures Location: Booth 132

THE HIDDEN PATH OF THE CAREER ARTIST 2:30–3:30 P.M. In this talk, Cory Huff of The Abundant Artist will explain the difference between the ways that artists think art is sold and how artists who make a living from their work actually do it. There is a great deal of mythology and mystery around selling art. Huff will talk about how to separate the myth from the truth and what you need to do next in your career to create a thriving, abundant life as

Speakers an artist. The talk includes practical advice on selling directly to collectors via the internet, as well as how to manage gallery relationships in an era of internet disruption. Who should attend: Artists and anyone interested in making art their career Speaker: Cory Huff

MEET THE ARTIST + LIVE DEMONSTRATION: GORDON HARRISON, BOOTH S107 3:00–4:00 P.M. One of Canada’s foremost landscape painters, Montreal-born artist Gordon Harrison has gained an international reputation producing impressive collections of Canadian landscapes from his travels across the country. His figurative landscapes, on the edge of abstraction, display a combination of great power and softness, and he has often been referred to as the eighth member of the famed Group of Seven. Harrison’s bold use of color, his unique skies, and picturesque destinations evoke an emotional response from the viewer as he creates a mood in each painting. A juried member of the Society of Canadian Artists, Harrison coaches artists and people of all ages across Canada out of his studios in the Laurentians and Ottawa. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and watching him paint Location: Booth S107

MEET THE ARTIST + LIVE DEMONSTRATION: SOCRATES MARQUEZ, BOOTH D 3:00–4:00 P.M. Dominican-born, [SOLO] award-winning artist Socrates Marquez brings his works to life by exploring with acrylics, oils, household items, and found objects. The backbone of his work is movement. His use of bold string-mop markings combined with images and his signature paint-splatter technique allow him to produce pieces of art that are vibrant and stimulating, inviting the viewers to a journey of discovery and self-interpretations within the “cohesive intentional chaos” he creates. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and watching him paint Location: Booth D

MEET THE ARTIST: FIAMMETTA RUBIN, BOOTH S108 4:00–5:00 P.M. Meet acclaimed artist Fiammetta Rubin. Since the age of three, as an only child

on a farm outside of Rome, she drew animals and plants to escape her environment. After immigrating to the United States and marrying, art became a translation of her life into form. The excitement of creation and pursuit of art became a healing endeavor for Fiammetta, akin to a mystical experience. Meet this dynamic artist and learn how her insights as a doctor, psychotherapist, and observer of nature have influenced her path as an artist. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and learning about her life-long career Location: Booth S108

MEET THE ARTIST: JUSTYN FARANO, BOOTH 200 4:00–5:00 P.M. Meet artist Justyn Farano and learn how his passion for sports and art began during his childhood when he started painting at the young age of 13. Influenced by sports artists such as Stephen Holland, Farano has evolved his art into its own style that taken him into the stratosphere, painting remarkable representations of athletes and entertainers. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and learning more about his artwork and inspiration Location: Booth 200

MEET THE ARTIST + LIVE DEMONSTRATION: OSCAR ABREU, BOTALEB GALLERY, LOUNGE 94, L3 4:00–5:00 P.M. Oscar Abreu, originally from the Dominican Republic, is a painter, sculptor, art collector, cultural personality, and performance artist who lives and works in New York City. Abreu is the founder and former director of Centro Abreu and founder of the Psycho-Expressionist movement, an artistic movement that emphasizes causal relationships that characterize specific psychological states. Abreu’s works, in essence, deal with the questions concerning how events impact personality, the phenomenon of memory, and human behavior. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and watching him paint Location: Lounge 94, L3

RICK BARNETT Managing Director of Business Development, Redwood Media Group Dedicated to supporting artists, galleries, art publishers, art framers, and the entire fine art industry in promoting and growing their businesses, Rick Barnett brings a wealth of successful experience to the Redwood Media Group team. Prior to joining RMG, he was the Senior Vice President of Retail Development for Media Arts Group Inc., where he designed and developed a worldwide retail chain of 400+ exclusive galleries around the globe. Mr. Barnett brings 30 years of executive management skill and knowledge to his role with RMG. In his current role of Managing Director of Business Development, Rick is focused on joining seasoned and emerging artists with both publishers and collectors.

CRISTA CLOUTIER Founder and Principal, The Working Artist Crista has spent her entire career in and around the world of art. In fact, LinkedIn recently named her as one of their “Influencers in the Contemporary Art World.” Over the course of her career, she has sold artwork to galleries, museums, and collectors throughout the world and at every price point. She is certified as a fine arts appraiser and has worked as a licensor, gallerist, and award-winning documentary filmmaker. As a writer, Cloutier’s work has been published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Paris’s European Museum of Photography. She has curated dozens of exhibitions, receiving reviews in Art in America, Wall Street Journal, and Flash Art. She collaborates with artists whose careers range from blue-chip to just-beginning— and she knows firsthand how successful artists manage their careers and where aspiring artists tend to stumble. Today, she applies all those years as an art-business veteran to her professional practices workshop called called The Working Artist. Find out more at theworkingartist.com.

PAM DANZIGER Speaker, Author, Market Researcher, Unity Marketing Speaker, author, and market researcher Pamela N. Danziger is internationally recognized for her expertise on the world’s most influential consumers: affluent Americans. Her new book, Shops that Pop! 7 Steps to Extraordinary Retail Success, reveals the secrets to crafting a retail shopping experience that’s irresistible to 27

» ARTEXPO 2016 TOPICS & TRENDS EDUCATIONAL SERIES + SPECIAL EVENTS OPENING NIGHT PREVIEW PARTY 4:00–7:00 P.M. Enjoy an exclusive preview of Artexpo New York 2016! Mingle with our exhibiting artists and gallery owners; enjoy complimentary wine, hors d’oeuvres, and snacks; and be among the first to see this year’s extraordinary array of fine art. Who should attend: Artexpo Attendees Sponsored by: ArtForo Magazine, illy, Honest Tea, ZICO

UNVEILING OF THE 2016 ARTEXPO POSTER CHALLENGE WINNER & ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ARTEXPO NEW YORK 2016 AWARD WINNERS 5:00–5:30 P.M. See the unveiling of the winning original artwork of this year’s Artexpo New York Poster Challenge, The Princess of the Strawberry Mouth by Adrian Arrieta. The Poster Challenge theme was “Chroma” and garnered 500+ entries. Then, stand by as 2016’s slate of Artexpo New York Award Winners are announced. Who should attend: Artexpo Attendees Sponsored by: ArtForo Magazine, illy, Honest Tea, ZICO Location: Lounge 94

MEET & GREET RECEPTION 5:00–7:00 P.M. Meet the executives from Art Brand Studios and learn more about the business opportunities they present for galleries and artists alike. Enjoy a glass of wine while you discover the publishing and distribution possibilities offered by Art Brand Studios. Who should attend: Artists interested in expanding their brand Location: [SOLO] Lounge

FRIDAY, APRIL 15th SPECIAL KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: “MARKETING ART IN TODAY’S NEW LUXURY STYLE” BY PAM DANZIGER 11:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. (DOORS OPEN AT 10:30 A.M. FOR PRESENTATION) Speaker, author, and market researcher Pamela N. Danziger is internationally recognized for her expertise on the world’s most influential consumers: affluent Americans. Her new book, Shops that Pop! 7 Steps to Extraordinary Retail Success, will guide her Keynote 28

Presentation and reveal the secrets to creating an art experience that’s irresistible to high-value collectors. Who should attend: All Artexpo exhibitors and attendees Speaker: Pam Danziger

Cassar as he create his next masterpiece! Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting these talented artists and watching Zepp Cassar create his next painting Location: Booth 351

ELEMENTS OF DESIGN 1:00–2:00 P.M.

MEET THE ARTIST: JAMES PATERSON, BOOTH 132 2:00–3:00 P.M.

Join Jennifer Townsend from Larson-Juhl as she reviews the essential design elements for creating memorable rooms. As home building trends have evolved over the past few decades, home furnishings and design have kept pace. Custom frames have also adapted to relate to those changes. From baroque to contemporary, LarsonJuhl’s frames and mouldings have graced artwork in homes, estates, and museums all over the world. You’ll leave her seminar with great design ideas that you can implement immediately. Who should attend: Gallery owners, designers, architects, art dealers, artists and anyone interested in great design Speaker: Jennifer Townsend

MEET THE ARTIST + LIVE DEMONSTRATION: DON HEYWOOD AND ZEPP CASSAR, MARIE GALLERY 5, BOOTH 351 1:00–3:00 P.M. Don Heywood is a distinguished and widely exhibited British painter specializing in portraits and wildlife studies. His superb imagery and love for the natural world shines through all of his work.“Professionally and spiritually,” Heywood says,“the people and animals of the world’s wilderness have made a profound impact on my life. Now they need our help and I am truly fortunate to be able to use my talents to do that in some small measure.” His work has been exhibited at the Royal Academy, The Tryon Gallery, and the DM Gallery in London. Most of his recent work has been exhibited throughout the U.S., culminating in an exhibition at Cartier 5th Avenue in New York. Zepp Cassar is an internationally acclaimed abstract figurative and landscape painter who spends most of his time working between Sydney, France, China, and Malta. As an autodidactic artist, Cassar strives to explore and experiment with various mediums, crafting works that show many different techniques other outsider artists have in common, such as the refusal of references, methods, and lessons. His work embodies the universe we all secretly hold and which intersects with the edges of fantasy. Join

Meet James Paterson, whose approach to his art is one of a simple sense of wonder, his aim being to create art that is redemptive, revealing the reality of God in the world in such a manner as to give expression to mystery. Paterson uses materials in a simple way, often incorporating moving parts that viewers can play with. “These Prayer Machines are not my actual prayers,” he explains, “rather they serve as metaphors attempting to capture those elusive moments when I inhabit the thin places between the temporal seen and the eternal unseen.” Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and seeing his amazing sculptures Location: Booth 132

ART TALKS: SUCCESS SECRETS OF AMAZING FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHERS 2:30–3:30 P.M. In just five key questions, we’ll uncover the strategies and secrets behind the successful careers of three fine art photographers: Gregg Albracht, Anders Jorulf, and Jordan Matter. From discussing when they realized photography was going to be their career to recalling their first piece sold and why was it memorable, we’ll probe into the pasts of these artists to see what they have done in their careers that made a difference, as well as explore their present-day career strategies and goals for the future. Don’t miss this opportunity to incorporate these successful photographers’ business approaches and tactics into your own art business. Who should attend: Artists, gallery owners, art dealers, collectors Panel Leader: Linda Mariano Panel: Gregg Albracht, Anders Jorulf, and Jordan Matter

MEET THE ARTIST + LIVE DEMONSTRATION: GORDON HARRISON, BOOTH S107 3:00–4:00 P.M. One of Canada’s foremost landscape painters, Montreal-born artist Gordon

Speakers Harrison has gained an international reputation producing impressive collections of Canadian landscapes from his travels across the country. His figurative landscapes, on the edge of abstraction, display a combination of great power and softness, and he has often been referred to as the eighth member of the famed Group of Seven. Harrison’s bold use of color, his unique skies, and picturesque destinations evoke an emotional response from the viewer as he creates a mood in each painting. A juried member of the Society of Canadian Artists, Harrison coaches artists and people of all ages across Canada out of his studios in the Laurentians and Ottawa. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and watching him paint Location: Booth S107

MARKETING SMARTS FOR DESIGNERS AND ARTISTS 4:00–5:00 P.M. Generate sales, increase awareness, and brand your business as the premier destination for art and framing. Litsa Spanos, President of Art Design Consultants (ADC), will share creative marketing ideas that can take your art gallery to the next level. She’ll share the many innovative techniques that landed her the highly coveted “Excellence in Marketing” award by Art Business News. If you want new, fresh, effective, and lowcost ideas to boost your business, this is the perfect seminar for you. Who should attend: Gallery owners, designers, architects, art dealers, artists and anyone interested in expanding heir marketing prowess Speaker: Litsa Spanos

MEET THE ARTIST: FIAMMETTA RUBIN, BOOTH S108 4:00–5:00 P.M. Meet acclaimed artist Fiammetta Rubin. Since the age of three, as an only child on a farm outside of Rome, she drew animals and plants to escape her environment. After immigrating to the United States and marrying, art became a translation of her life into form. The excitement of creation and pursuit of art became a healing endeavor for Fiammetta, akin to a mystical experience. Meet this dynamic artist and learn how her insights as a doctor, psychotherapist, and observer of nature

have influenced her path as an artist. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and learning about her life-long career as an awardwinning artist Location: Booth S108

MEET THE ARTIST: NOAH, BOOTH 200 4:00–5:00 P.M. At just 16, Noah was handing out business cards to create art, signs, and illustrations for local businesses. Soon after graduating high school, Noah embarked on a career of creating custom portraits on clothing and canvas. Corporate companies and celebrities started to notice his talent and Noah began producing paintings for Lexus Motorcars, Toyota, Levi Strauss, Nordstrom, CBS Television, Fox TV, and families in Dubai. Noah’s talents cover a wide range of applications, such as art, tattoos on recording artist Pink in one of her music videos, ad campaigns for Lexus, Toyota, Disney, and Scion, and branding for Metal Mulisha and Famous Stars and Straps. Stop by and learn about his recently launched “The Kid in Me,” which tells life stories through eyes of a child. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and learning more about his artwork, commercial success, and inspiration Location: Booth 200

MEET THE ARTIST + LIVE DEMONSTRATION: OSCAR ABREU, BOTALEB GALLERY, LOUNGE 94, L3 4:00–5:00 P.M. Oscar Abreu, originally from the Dominican Republic, is a painter, sculptor, art collector, cultural personality, and performance artist who lives and works in New York City. Abreu is the founder and former director of Centro Abreu and founder of the PsychoExpressionist movement, an artistic movement that emphasizes causal relationships that characterize specific psychological states. Abreu’s works, in essence, deal with the questions concerning how events impact personality, the phenomenon of memory, and human behavior. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and watching him paint Location: Lounge 94, L3

high-value shoppers. Having founded Unity Marketing in 1992, Danziger leads with research to provide brands with actionable insights into the minds of their most profitable customers. She received the Global Luxury Award for top luxury industry achievers and was named to Luxury Daily’s Luxury Women to Watch in 2013. She is the author of five books, including a recent mini-book, What Do HENRYs Want?, which explores the changing face of America’s consumer marketplace. Danziger is frequently called on to share new insights with audiences and business leaders all over the world. She has been featured on NBC’s Today Show, CBS News Sunday Morning, CNN, and other news shows, as well as in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Forbes, USA Today, the Chicago Tribune, and other business and consumer publications.

JENNIFER HARLAN Director of Sales, Larson-Juhl Jennifer Harlan, a 20-year art industry veteran, began her career as a fine art gallery director and has worked in both the retail and wholesale sides of the art industry. A champion of fostering creativity and artistic spirit, Jennifer has helped develop brands and further art awareness for major art publishers, including the Greenwich Workshop, Walt Disney Animation Art, the Thomas Kinkade Company, and Chase Art Companies (the exclusive publisher of the Art of Dr. Seuss). Now as a Sales Director at Larson-Juhl, a Berkshire Hathaway company, she helps clients frame and preserve their treasures. With expertise in sales, marketing, product development, events, and merchandising, Jennifer is known for her ability to reach into new markets and successfully promote art and framing through alternative channels. Jennifer has lectured at numerous art industry trade shows and has contributed articles to Art Business News, Art World News, and Art Business Today.

CORY HUFF Founder and Owner, The Abundant Artist Cory Huff is the founder of The Abundant Artist, where he helps artists dispel the myth of the starving artist by teaching them to sell their art online. His book, How to Sell Your Art Online, published by Harper Collins, comes out June 28, 2016. Huff is also a stage performer, director, and photographer. He lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife and their two perfect cats. 29

» ARTEXPO 2016 TOPICS & TRENDS EDUCATIONAL SERIES + SPECIAL EVENTS MEET & GREET RECEPTION 5:00–7:00 P.M. Meet the executives from Art Brand Studios and learn more about the business opportunities they present for galleries and artists alike. Enjoy a glass of wine while you discover the publishing and distribution possibilities offered by Art Brand Studios. Who should attend: Artists interested in expanding their brand Location: Center Court Lounge

photography. He showcases breathtaking landscapes and cityscapes in his work, managing to create a brilliant juxtaposition of drama and calm in his photos by manipulating his camera’s technology and painstakingly hunting for the perfect moment of natural lighting. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and learning about his path as an award-winning fine art photographer Location: [FOTO SOLO] Booth D205

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ART TALKS: SUCCESS SECRETS OF AMAZING ARTISTS 12:30–1:30 P.M.

Start Friday night off right! Join Art Design Consultants and mingle with our exhibiting artists and gallery owners as we wind down a busy day at Artexpo. Enjoy a glass of wine and refreshments and be among the first to see this year’s extraordinary array of fine art. Who should attend: Artexpo Attendees Sponsored by: ArtForo Magazine, illy, Honest Tea, ZICO Location: Lounge 94

In just five key questions, we’ll uncover the strategies and secrets behind the successful careers of three artists: Tristina Dietz Elmes, Julia Carter, and Jeanne Bessette. From discussing when they realized art was going to be their career to recalling their first piece sold and why was it memorable, we’ll probe into the pasts of these artists to see what they have done in their careers that made a difference, as well as explore their present-day career strategies and goals for the future. Don’t miss this opportunity to incorporate these successful artists’ business approaches and tactics into your own art business. Who should attend: Artists, gallery owners, art dealers, collectors Panel Leader: Linda Mariano Panel: Tristina Dietz Elmes, Julia Carter, and Jeanne Bessette

SATURDAY, APRIL 16th THE JOURNEY OF A WORKING ARTIST 11:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Crista Cloutier explores the journey of the artist, how one finds a voice, develops it, and uses it to create a professional career as a working artist. Cloutier uses her own background as an arts dealer, curator, publisher, writer, and artist to illustrate her message of the importance of practice, authenticity, and the coupling of tenacity with audacity. She also speaks of the countless artists she has collaborated with, both blue-chip and just-emerging, and the lessons they have taught her about devotion to craft and work. Who should attend: Artist interested in making art and the art industry their career Speaker: Crista Cloutier

MEET THE ARTIST: ANDERS JORULF, BOOTH D205 1:00–2:00 P.M. Swedish urban and landscape fine art photographer Anders Jorulf’s photographic journey began 35 years ago, when his father gave him his first camera and taught him about the magical thing we call light. Natural light is the most important part of Jorulf’s 30

Zepp Cassar is an internationally acclaimed abstract figurative and landscape painter who spends most of his time working between Sydney, France, China, and Malta. As an autodidactic artist, Cassar strives to explore and experiment with various mediums, crafting works that show many different techniques other outsider artists have in common, such as the refusal of references, methods, and lessons. His work embodies the universe we all secretly hold and which intersects with the edges of fantasy. Join Cassar as he create his next masterpiece! Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting these talented artists and watching Zepp Cassar create his next painting Location: Booth 351

SIX SPHERES OF SUCCESS 2:00–3:00 P.M. The “Six Spheres of Success” is a factproven concept in attracting art buyers. Michael Joseph’s instructive “Art as a Business” plan will walk you through each of the elements that makes up a successful art career. The strategic plan is designed to help artist build a brand, nurture a long sustaining career, add value, and increase art sales. Ultimately, the business model will demonstrate what artists needs to do to attract art buyers and enjoy more success. Who should attend: Artists and anyone interested in making art their career Speaker: Michael Joseph

Speakers MEET THE ARTIST: MERCEDES & FRANZISKA WELTE, BOOTH 379 3:00–4:00 P.M. Meet the sisters who make up NONOS, Mercedes and Franziska Welte. These dynamic sculptors create their whimsical works from combinations of various metals, polymers, fibre glass, epoxy resin, and non-fading pigments, then arrange their sculptures for dance, involving the spectator in a thrilling ensemble of color, form, and movement. NONOS’ works personify cheeky elegance and symbolize sensuality, power, and spontaneity. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting these talented artists and seeing their amazing NONOS sculptures Location: Booth 379

STEWARDSHIP: INSURING THE LEGACY 3:30–4:30 P.M. Join Jeannie Stanca to get the scoop from an expert on what is needed in today’s world to protect your artwork collection. Stanca has deep knowledge and experience in many stages of the creation, quality, assessment, display, and protection of artwork. She will share recommendations and must-do tips from both the artist’s and collector’s

perspective. What is personal property? What is stewardship? And what is needed to protect your art investment? Stanca will answer all those questions in this informative seminar. Who should attend: Artists interested in protecting their art investment Speaker: Jeannie Stanca

MEET THE ARTIST: JAMES PATERSON, BOOTH 132 4:00–5:00 P.M. Meet James Paterson, whose approach to his art is one of a simple sense of wonder, his aim being to create art that is redemptive, revealing the reality of God in the world in such a manner as to give expression to mystery. Paterson uses materials in a simple way, often incorporating moving parts that viewers can play with. “These Prayer Machines are not my actual prayers,” he explains, “rather they serve as metaphors attempting to capture those elusive moments when I inhabit the thin places between the temporal seen and the eternal unseen.” Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and seeing his amazing sculptures Location: Booth 132

MEET THE ARTIST: SIMON BULL, BOOTH 200 4:00–5:00 P.M. A childhood spent in cultural centers of Europe, the jungles of South America, and the mountains of Southern China shaped the creative vision of British-born Simon Bull, who has since become one of the world’s most compelling living artists. His work is collected by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums, as well as a growing number of private collectors who find their lives enriched by the color and emotion of his work. Though he gained early recognition for his finely worked etchings and watercolors, his work took an explosive new direction in the early 1990s with vibrant colors and bold, expressive compositions. It was this new ability to work with color that brought him widespread acclaim and produced the signature look that makes his work instantly recognizable today. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and watching him create his next masterpiece Location: Booth 200

MICHAEL JOSEPH Vice President/Publisher, Artblend Michael Joseph is best known for his internationally award-winning black-andwhite photographs. He has traveled to all 48 contiguous states in the U.S., as well as many international cities. His work has appeared in numerous exhibitions and has been honored in many juried art shows. He was named one of the world’s top ten photographers by the 2012 Sony World Photography Organization. Michael’s photographs are held in several important private, public, and museum collections. His work is licensed to major retail outlets, and can be seen in many motion pictures, television programs, and commercials. Michael Joseph is the Vice President of Artblend, a full-service art company located in Fort Lauderdale that consists of a fine art gallery, magazine and book publishing, art fair partnerships, and a marketing division.

JAY LANDRUM Principal, Landrum & Company, Inc. Jay Landrum, attorney at law with Landrum & Company, Inc., has extensive experience representing artists, art publishers, licensors, and licensees in all stages of operation. While serving as Senior Vice President and General Counsel for Media Arts Group, Inc., a NYSE company known for developing the popularity of such artists as Thomas Kinkade, Landrum was an integral part of the management team that developed one of the largest artistbased brands in the world. His creative, business-oriented solutions were pivotal in the management of over 5,000 dealers, and his development of minimum pricing policies greatly impacted the manner in which limited edition art has been sold within the industry. Reach him at jay@ landrumandcompany.com.

LINDA MARIANO Managing Director of Marketing, Redwood Media Group With a career that spans 30 years, Linda is a leader in marketing, brand management, e-commerce, and promotion initiatives for major retailers, specialty retail, art industry, licensing partnerships, media, and entertainment, as well as entrepreneurial business environments. Her expertise and strong track record of exceeding marketing and sales goals, building brands, and driving business success makes her a vital part of any organization. She has created 31

» ARTEXPO 2016 TOPICS & TRENDS EDUCATIONAL SERIES + SPECIAL EVENTS SATURDAY NIGHT AT ARTEXPO RECEPTION 5:00–7:00 P.M. Meet the executives from Art Brand Studios and learn more about the business opportunities they present for galleries and artists alike. Enjoy a glass of wine while you discover the publishing and distribution possibilities offered by Art Brand Studios. Who should attend: Artists interested in expanding their brand Location: Center Court Lounge

SUNDAY, APRIL 17th PRESERVING YOUR LEGACY 11:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Data backup is one of the most crucial components of any artist’s workflow, yet many creatives fail to understand and implement solutions that preserve their digital assets. This seminar will cover the backup strategies, tools, and copyright protections necessary to ensure that the artwork of today is available decades from now. Who should attend: Fine art photographers, artists, and anyone interested in developing their art business Moderator: David Schloss, Editor-in-Chief of Digital Photo Pro and Digital Photo magazines and Content Development Director for Madavor Media Speakers: Jay Landrum and Jeannie Stanca

MEET THE ARTIST: ANDERS JORULF, BOOTH D205 12:00–1:00 P.M. Swedish urban and landscape fine art photographer Anders Jorulf’s photographic journey began 35 years ago, when his father gave him his first camera and taught him about the magical thing we call light. Natural light is the most important part of Jorulf’s photography. He showcases breathtaking landscapes and cityscapes in his work, managing to create a brilliant juxtaposition of drama and calm in his photos by manipulating his camera’s technology and painstakingly hunting for the perfect moment of natural lighting. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and learning his path as an award-winning fine art photographer Location: [FOTO SOLO] Booth D205

ART TALKS: SUCCESS SECRETS OF AMAZING ARTISTS 12:30–1:30 P.M. In just five key questions, we’ll uncover the strategies and secrets behind the successful careers of five artists: Mercedes & Franziska Welte, Socrates Marquez, Don Heywood, and James Paterson. From discussing when they realized art was going to be their career to recalling their first piece sold and why was it memorable, we’ll probe into the pasts of these artists to see what they have done in their careers that made a difference, as well as explore their present-day career strategies and goals for the future. Don’t miss this opportunity to incorporate these successful artists’ business approaches and tactics into your own art business. Who should attend: Artists, gallery owners, art dealers, collectors Moderator: Linda Mariano Artists: Mercedes & Franziska Welte, Socrates Marquez, Don Heywood, and James Paterson

YOUR TOP 10 CHECKLIST FOR UNDERSTANDING ART LICENSING 2:00–3:00 P.M. To license or not to license—that is the question. Whether you’re an artist, agent, publisher, manufacturer, or gallery owner, what’s the potential impact of art licensing on your business as a whole? How do you decide if licensing is right for you? In this seminar, we’ll cover where to begin in today’s fast-paced licensing world. Who should attend: Artists, art publishers, agents, gallery owners, manufacturers Speakers: Linda Mariano and Jay Landrum

MEET & GREET RECEPTION 2:00–3:00 P.M. Meet the executives from Art Brand Studios and learn more about the business opportunities they present for galleries and artists alike. Enjoy a glass of wine while you discover the publishing and distribution possibilities offered by Art Brand Studios. Who should attend: Artists interested in expanding their brand Location: Lounge 94

MEET THE ARTIST: JAMES PATERSON, BOOTH 132 2:00–3:00 P.M. Meet James Paterson, whose approach to his art is one of a simple sense of

wonder, his aim being to create art that is redemptive, revealing the reality of God in the world in such a manner as to give expression to mystery. Paterson uses materials in a simple way, often incorporating moving parts that viewers can play with. “These Prayer Machines are not my actual prayers,” he explains, “rather they serve as metaphors attempting to capture those elusive moments when I inhabit the thin places between the temporal seen and the eternal unseen.” Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and seeing his amazing sculptures Location: Booth 132

MEET THE ARTIST: MERCEDES & FRANZISKA WELTE, BOOTH 379 2:00–3:00 P.M. Meet the sisters who make up NONOS, Mercedes and Franziska Welte. These dynamic sculptors create their whimsical works from combinations of various metals, polymers, fibre glass, epoxy resin, and non-fading pigments, then arrange their sculptures for dance, involving the spectator in a thrilling ensemble of color, form, and movement. NONOS’ works personify cheeky elegance and symbolize sensuality, power, and spontaneity. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting these talented artists and seeing their amazing NONOS sculptures Location: Booth 379

Speakers MEET THE ARTIST + LIVE DEMONSTRATION: GORDON HARRISON, BOOTH S107 3:00–4:00 P.M. One of Canada’s foremost landscape painters, Montreal-born artist Gordon Harrison has gained an international reputation producing impressive collections of Canadian landscapes from his travels across the country. His figurative landscapes, on the edge of abstraction, display a combination of great power and softness, and he has often been referred to as the eighth member of the famed Group of Seven. Harrison’s bold use of color, his unique skies, and picturesque destinations evoke an emotional response from the viewer as he creates a mood in each painting. A juried member of the Society of Canadian Artists, Harrison coaches artists and people of all ages across Canada out of his studios in the Laurentians and Ottawa. Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting this talented artist and watching him paint Location: Booth S107

BREAKING THE MYTH OF THE STARVING ARTIST 3:30–4:30 P.M. Art is important; it challenges the status quo and leads to innovation and change. Crista Cloutier of The Working Artist encourages artists to claim their rightful role as leaders. In this age of despair over the destruction of our planet and the crushing blows of capitalism, it is creative thinking that will save the world. Yet creativity is increasingly under threat, particularly in our educational systems. The myth of the starving artist serves no one. For too long, artists have played a passive role and have approached their birthright with shame. But shame and creativity do not mix, and if we are to move forward and lead we must renounce this shame and lead. Who should attend: Artist interested in making art and the art industry their career Speaker: Crista Cloutier

NOTE: All seminars take place in the Education Pavilion unless otherwise noted. Seminar topics may be altered or changed. This is the most current information. All information is subject to change without notice or obligation.

programs that added multi-million-dollar sales via directing strategic alliances and partnerships with Disney, Warner Bros., Elvis Presley Enterprises, NASCAR, Major League Baseball, and others. For Redwood Media Group, Linda oversees the marketing and brand extension efforts of the company.

DAVID SCHLOSS Editor-in-Chief of Digital Photo Pro and Digital Photo magazines and Content Development Director for Madavor Media David Schloss is a veteran writer, photographer, editor, speaker, educator, and product consultant. Before becoming Editor-in-Chief, he was the Contributing Technology Editor to Digital Photo Pro, Digital Photo, and Outdoor Photographer. Prior to that, Schloss was the Technology Editor for Photo District News. During his time there, Schloss revamped and redeveloped the product section of the magazine, managed the review process, and helped grow the circulation. He also developed the PDN Gear Guide project, an extension of PDN that launched at the company’s Photo Plus trade shows as a print publication and later grew into a PDN-branded web publication. Schloss has been an editor at the cycling website BikeHugger. com, and his writing has appeared in Peloton, MacAddict, Bicycling, Paddler, Time Digital, Mountain Bike, and many other magazines. His recent corporate photographic clients include NBC/ Universal and United, Inc. For his photographic portfolio website, please visit davidjschlossphoto.com.

ERIC SMITH CEO, Redwood Media Group Eric Smith, CEO of Redwood Media Group, is a true art-world insider with over 20 years of industry experience. He is the former Vice President of Summit Business Media, the leading worldwide producer of art shows like Art Miami and art-related trade publications. Smith also spent years as the director of Martin Lawrence Galleries, where he managed over 20 galleries in California, Colorado, and Hawaii, and quickly developed a passion for modern and contemporary art, selling works by Warhol, Rosenquist, Rauschenberg, Oldenburg, and Haring. Smith, a leading expert on the art market and the latest art trends and forecasts, is frequently asked to lecture at industry trade shows and conferences and is regularly quoted by the media.

LITSA SPANOS President, Art Design Consultants Litsa Spanos founded ADC in 1992 out of her basement. Starting with only two customers, she was determined to turn her passion for art into a business that would bring beauty into as many homes and offices as possible. Today, her vision continues to grow, with a 10,000-squarefoot art gallery and framing facility in the heart of downtown Cincinnati; numerous residential, corporate, and commercial clients; and various prestigious industry awards to her name. Spanos’s company currently ranks in the top two percent of all women-owned businesses in the nation. And her dedication to her company is just as strong as her desire to give back to the community. She has supported many non-profit organizations throughout the years, including ProKids, Cincinnati Opera, Cincinnati Ballet, The SCAR Project, The Carnegie Arts Center, and other deserving causes. For more information, visit www.adcfineart.com.

JEANNIE STANCA Insurance Agent, Fine Art Specialist, and Appraiser, Collectibles Insurance Services Jeannie Stanca has deep knowledge and experience in many stages of the creation, quality, assessment, display and protection of artwork. She possesses the artist’s perspective, combined with the collector’s understanding of stewardship. Stanca has not only juried art shows, but has also consulted for conservation. As an insurance agent and fine art specialist with Collectibles Insurance Services, she assists with fine art financial interest and evaluates coverage needs for artists and their collectors. Stanca is a USPAP-certified personal property appraiser and member of the American Society of Appraisers.

JENNIFER TOWNSEND Director of Design, Larson-Juhl An established designer for the the last 15 years, interior designer Jennifer Townsend opened her own studio in 2001. Located in South Florida, Jennifer had clients locally and across the country, from Florida to Texas and abroad. In her current role as Director of Design for Larson-Juhl, she is marrying her ample knowledge of interior design with her experience in color consulting and decorative arts to forecast trends in the global marketplace, develop products, and validate those opportunities with clients. 33

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Through the Lens:

A Focus on Photography at [FOTO SOLO] PHOTOGRAPHY—IT’S EVERYWHERE NOW. From the ease of snapping frame-worthy shots with one’s smartphone and sharing with millions on Instagram to the proliferation of high-end digital photography and its myriad possibilities, the popularity of photography has skyrocketed in recent years. This increasing interest in photography has led us, in partnership with Digital Photo Pro and Outdoor Photographer, to create a special section of Artexpo New York solely to the medium: [FOTO SOLO]. Sharing [SOLO]’s philosophy of supporting the career opportunities of independent artists, [FOTO SOLO] offers established and emerging independent photographers the opportunity to showcase their work on an international stage. This year’s inaugural event features collections of fine art photography from some of the world’s foremost abstract, contemporary, and realist photographers, and will act as an introduction to the official launch of [FOTO SOLO] in 2017. Here’s a look at several of the talented photographers exhibiting at [FOTO SOLO] this year.

ANDERS JORULF

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Swedish photographer Anders Jorulf showcases breathtaking landscapes and cityscapes in his work, managing to create a brilliant juxtaposition of drama and calm in his photos by manipulating his camera’s technology and painstakingly hunting for the perfect moment of natural lighting. Jorulf researches the site’s conditions and weather forecasts thoroughly before his expeditions, following a detailed plan as he ventures out to capture just the right feeling and structure in each composition. “It is an art form to see, understand, and know how a modern camera ... reacts to different light phenomena,” he explains. But he doesn’t find the process tedious—quite the opposite, in fact. “To find the view, see through the lens, and anticipate the perfect light is not just a long wait,” Jorulf shares, “it gives me time for reflection and tranquility.”

MADDI RING Having traveled to over 55 countries during her career, self-taught photographer Maddi Ring explores the vast landscape of cultural diversity through her work. “I have traveled to remote parts of the world seeking out unusual images of people, still life, landscape, and architecture,” Ring explains. And her magnificent collection reflects that perpetual curiosity, boasting striking black-and-white images of children, animals, pathways, and rugged terrains as well as brightly colored shots of villagers, street scenes, and sunsets. As co-owner of the New York Center for Photographic Art, she works to provide other photographers with global travel opportunities as well as New York gallery exhibition opportunities. Inside the Berg 1 by Maddi Ring

MICHAEL EZRA Renowned photographer Michael Ezra of Tbilisi, Georgia, has captured the attention of the world for over a decade with his simple yet hauntingly gorgeous fine-art nudes, presenting the strength, grace, and structural beauty of the human form against a spare backdrop. Inspired by Michelangelo’s sculptures, Ezra turned from surrealistic painting to black-andwhite photography in 2000, devoting himself to portraying the depths of the human soul and pure physical aesthetics alike in his sculptural nudes. His work, both provocative and unconventional, has earned him a wide following, and can be found in private collections in the U.S., Canada, the Netherlands, Germany, Slovakia, Australia, and Barbados.

DEAN MAYO

Scripps by Dean Mayo

His unique background as a PGA Professional for over 20 years lends Dean Mayo inherent advantages when it comes to taking photos. “Just as in golf,” Mayo explains, “great shots require great visualization ... My preparation requires seeing the shot from every angle through my lens.” Never one to imagine turning in his golf clubs for a Canon, about eight years ago Mayo discovered his love for shooting outdoor images and combined his two passions by creating Foretography, his photography business. With a portfolio that includes a plethora of stunning golfcourse shots, as well as awe-inspiring landscapes from California’s most revered natural destinations, Mayo strikes the perfect balance between his dual interests, all while taking us along on the scenic journey. Reflections NU 5221.2 C1 by Michael Ezra

MIKE CABLE Award-winning abstract photographer Mike Cable is on a relentless search to find unexpected beauty in typically ordinary objects, materials, and settings—and succeeds in doing so beyond measure. His carefully composed shots illuminate maplike patterns in organic matter, dazzlingly intricate textures in glass windows, gorgeous cracks and vivid hues in rusted car parts or old wooden structures. Marvelously attuned to the details in his surroundings, Cable offers viewers of his work a chance to reframe the way they view the world. What more could one ask of an artist?

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2016 Poster Challenge Winner: ADRIAN ARRIETA MEET ADRIAN ARRIETA, the 23-yearold artist who took our social media-powered Artexpo New York Poster Challenge by storm in his quest to garner the most votes in the 2016 contest. Earning the top honor with his painting The Princess of the Strawberry Mouth, Arrieta looks back with us at his journey and the sacrifices he’s made to get to this point—a point we are confident signals just the beginning of an exciting art career ahead. Born in Rodas, a municipality in the Cienfuegos Province of Cuba, Arrieta grew up longing to become an artist, but often felt discouraged by the impracticality of his dreams. “I was always skeptical about becoming an artist in my country,” Arrieta explains. “I [could] never find the freedom to criticize society through my paintings without being repressed here ... The lack of freedom in Cuba imposes a protocol that needs to be followed.” Nevertheless, Arrieta, the son of a pharmacist and an English teacher, immersed himself in art whenever he could, thriving during the portion of his school day that he got to spend in art class. He shares, “Although I enjoyed the other subjects at school, my art class stood out the most. Perhaps it was the chance of getting to express what I felt in those 45 minutes of class that drove me towards the bizarre idea of becoming an artist.” At age 14, Arrieta left his home to attend the Benny Moré School of Art, one of the top visual and performing arts schools in Cuba. Unsure if it was worth being separated from his family in order to pursue such an elusive goal with meager financial support, he nevertheless pressed on, eventually graduating at the top of his class. His fine standing upon completion at the academy provided him with several 46

“To be able to paint is my only dream and I will do anything in order to achieve it.” opportunities to exhibit his work throughout the Cienfuegos Province. “I never denied an opportunity,” says Arrieta. “I would barely sleep, but just to think that somebody could understand my work and actually like it was my definite accomplishment.” After graduating, Arrieta decided to come to the United States to attend college in Miami and broaden his potential exhibition opportunities.“I came to the U.S. not only to begin my studies in graphic design, but also to be able to exhibit at the best places in the country,” he explains.“One of those places—and perhaps the first one on the list—was New York.” Upon arriving in Miami, he finally set about to put his creative ideas to work—but he quickly became bogged down by the pressures of making a living while pursuing his education. Working 48 hours a week to help his family pay for their basic needs while attending classes

Monday through Friday, Arrieta felt his dream of painting was fading. “But I never give up,” asserts Arrieta, “To be able to paint is my only dream and I will do anything in order to achieve it.” While he was researching U.S. painting contests this past January, he came upon the call for entries to the 2016 Artexpo New York Poster Challenge. Never one to turn down an opportunity, no matter how daunting, Arrieta submitted The Princess of the Strawberry Mouth to the contest, hoping against hope that his artwork would end up being the one that tens of thousands of show attendees would see splashed across the Artexpo show poster come spring. Much to Arrieta’s surprise, his painting was chosen from over 550 original entries as a top 10 finalist by the selection jury just two weeks later.“I barely slept for a week when I received the notice that I was one

of the 10 finalists,” he confesses, “and I could not stop thanking my friends and family for supporting me on social media.” Amassing the largest number of votes on Facebook during the one-week public voting period, Arrieta was named the winner of the 2016 contest, scoring a host of exposure opportunities that totaled a value of $20,000, including the chance to exhibit his work at Artexpo New York. Arrieta is still incredulous that the last couple of months transpired the way they did. “I will never be thankful enough for the opportunities I have received in this country, to receive such an enormous chance,” he shares. “I am [exhibiting] in New York and, as I am saying this, I still cannot believe it.” View Adrian Arrieta’s winning artwork, The Princess of the Strawberry Mouth, at Display Wall Reg-4, near the entrance to Artexpo New York.

The Inspiration Behind the Winning Artwork “The princess is sad . . . from the princess slips such sighs in her words from the strawberry lips.” -From “Sonatina,” by acclaimed Nicaraguan poet Rubén Darío “What inspired me the most to paint The Princess of the Strawberry Mouth was the pictorial and fresh perspective of beauty in Ruben Dario’s poem ‘Sonatina.’ [It reflects] the constant battle between the contradiction of power and materialism ... the complex understanding of sadness behind the fulfillment of a free spirit. My painting stretches the ambivalence between freedom and the mooring of our own self-esteem [when we try] to match the perfect standard of beauty. The cost of the exposure of feelings, ... [the destruction of] inner happiness. The painting is a ... portrait alluding to the human being staying prisoner of their search [for] forgiveness and acceptance of who they actually are. The background is composed of the color magenta, [signifying a] release, a spiritual approach through the explosions of colors [that represent] the criticism of the world in our eyes.” – Adrian Arrieta

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2016 Spotlight Artists A MUCH-ANTICIPATED programming element of Redwood Media Group’s other art shows, the Spotlight Artist Program is being featured for the very first time at Artexpo New York in 2016 and will continue to be a highlight at the show in future years. Read on to learn more about the four esteemed artists who have been selected for this year’s Spotlight Artist Program. RICARDO LOWENBERG Gleaning artistic influence from an amalgam of art history’s greatest painters, Mexico-born painter Ricardo Lowenberg transforms the canvas with his skillful manipulation of shape, color, texture, and rhythm. In his portrayal of the everyday world, Lowenberg transforms scenes of the mundane into spiritually infused pieces of art. Strongly influenced by the work of Frida Kahlo, Lowenberg uses dreamlike colors, symbolic props, and textural paint application to produce a modern surrealism relevant to contemporary life in

Mexico City. In much of his figurative work, Lowenberg concentrates on the human face to capture the emotions, thoughts, and subtle nuances portrayed within the telling eyes of the subject. His still life and landscape paintings portray a post-Impressionist sensibility reminiscent of those late 19th century masters of hue and light, including Cézanne and Gauguin. Using a refined and muted color palette, Lowenberg carefully models the form, to create a surprising canvas that is dually flat and threedimensional. His work has been collected and exhibited throughout the U.S., Mexico, and Europe.

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ALEXIS SILK Alexis Silk is breaking exciting ground with dramatic new works in blown glass and metal that are at once timeless and thought provoking. Emerging from the intersection of the artist’s fascination with the human figure, passion for her molten medium, and desire for conceptual expression, the work exhibits surprising maturity and depth. Technically, Silk is pushing the boundaries of what is possible, sculpting her glass figures entirely freehand while the glass is hot on the end of a blowpipe or punty rod. Her largest figures are close to half her body weight and take a team of six assistants to handle the glass while she is sculpting them. While making intrinsically beautiful objects, Silk explores issues of human nature, society, and the

Red Angel by Alexis Silk

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relationship of humans, nature, and industry. Her hanging figures are an eloquent exploration of objectification of the body. Since receiving her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2005, Silk has continued to study with glass masters such as Pino Signoretto, Richard Royal, and Boyd Sugiki. She has been working full time as an artist since 2006. Today she has work in museums, galleries, private collections, and fine art shows around the world. JONATHAN BRENDER Born in Caracas, Jonathan Brender has felt passionate about the arts since he was a young boy, growing up in a unique cultural melting pot of native Venezuelans and Europeans. Jonathan started drawing comics, cars, and boats until he moved on to study ceramics and sculpture for three years at the renowned Arte y Fuego. Feeling the need to expand his knowledge, culture and skills, he eventually moved to the U.S. to pursue the art of canvas painting

Alice by Gregg Albracht

with a unique modern style. Inspired by a two-month trip he took to Australia’s back country, Brender began to study the Aborigines’ art of pointillism. He started modifying that art into portraits of modern icons and found immediate success at exhibitions with his new style. With each piece of artwork containing up to 180,000 painted dots, Brender caps his artistic output at 10–12 paintings a year because the process is so time-consuming. Brender’s unique cultural and artistic background, along with his experience, vision, and personality, makes his work one of a kind. He’s exhibited his work in places such as Israel, England, Venezuela, Brazil, Panama, and the U.S. Some of his work can be seen at prestigious five-star hotels in Venezuela, in commercial buildings in Miami, and in private collections around the world. GREGG ALBRACHT Fine art photographer Gregg Albracht’s passion for photography started in the summer of 1969 when

he saw a portfolio of fine art photos. “I was mesmerized by their richness and beauty,” Albracht says. “It was in that moment that photography took a hold of me and I discovered what was to become my life’s work.” Starting decades ago with blackand-white images, he has evolved his craft over time and, today, uses all means of photographic technology to adapt his images for his new Dream Series. Many of Albracht’s photographs are considered a window to the west—a timeless place where human beings live in deep connection to the animals and the land. He’s not after a uniform look, which would tie his photographs together, but rather approaches each new image as if it’s the first he’s ever done. Albracht has had more than 80 shows all over the west and has won more than 25 regional and national awards. His photographs are exhibited in museum collections throughout the country, including collections in Montana, Santa Fe, Nebraska, and Washington, D.C. 53

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Abstract Interpretations of the Human Form THE BEAUTY AND COMPLEXITY of the human form has been interpreted by artists for centuries. And while much of the work that depicts the human face and figure is strictly representational, there’s also a huge array of abstract figure-centered artwork on the market today and in recent decades. The abstract representation of the human form is what unites the following accomplished contemporary artists exhibiting at Artexpo New York 2016. From bold and provocative to introspective and allusory, the work of each of these international artists offers a unique perspective on the power, grace, and emotional depth contained within the human form.

Yellow Fever by Violetta Livshen

Violetta Livshen Born in Odessa, Ukraine, Violetta Livshen reveals both physical and emotional spaces within her figurative work, which ranges from whimsical costumed female figures to passion-fueled depictions of nightlife and the starkness of the human experience. “My figures are searchers, looking for ways to be at ease in their own skin,” Livshen explains. “Painting from an intuitive place will often take me into the unexpected, where shapes, colors, marks, and lines take on a life of their own, revealing mysteries to ponder and reflect on.

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them in to share this journey, I feel my paintings have

For Swedish artist NIDEJ, painting is a journey—one that, at times,

taken root, and the connection between myself and

triggers experiences that alter his view of existence. Painting, he

the viewer becomes a tender place.”

describes, is “a trip that takes me to places I have not visited before, and that can only be accessed by brush, paint, canvas, and the inner me ... I find a great zeal and joy to work with portraits.” His acrylic-on-canvas portraits burst with color, and yet, they are not simply bold for bold’s sake—underneath the vivid kaleidoscope of hues NIDEJ splashes onto the contours of each face is a striking depth, a hint at a secret longing, regret, or thrill. One dive into the 58

If my works reach out, touching a viewer, inviting

eyes of his subjects and you’ll be transported.

Foxy Lady by Rusudan Khizanishvili

Rusudan Khizanishvili Influenced by great artists such as Gauguin and Cezanne, young Georgian painter Rusudan Khizanishvili deftly utilizes color and a unique way of handling oil paint to create her figures and their often-intricate abstract backgrounds. As a figurative artist, Khizanishvili says that “it is really very important to make art that tells a story.” Her sketchy, stark brushstrokes add inherent drama to each piece, lending her

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Frandy Jean

studied and worked in interior design,

A survivor of the devastating 2010 earthquake in Haiti, the young artist Frandy Jean moved

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and painting. That breadth of experience lends

his own in New Jersey since 2013. “I use my art to promote the lives of people who struggle

a richness to her acrylic paintings, which boast

in an effort to make a better life for themselves and their family,” Jean shares, “people who

audacious applications of bright color and

may not get the respect they deserve from society.” He especially highlights children and

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“machanns,” or market ladies of Haiti, in his work, aiming to promote the value they bring to

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From Startup to Industry Star: Q+A with Litsa Spanos, President and Owner of Art Design Consultants FOUNDED IN 1992, ADC, Art Design Consultants, Inc. has grown from a one-woman operation started in a 500-square-foot basement to a successful multi-team-member venture running in a gorgeous gallery space with stunning views. The woman who made it all happen? Litsa Spanos. In the last 24 years, Spanos has not only built ADC to be the booming business that it is today, helping clients select the perfect artwork for their corporate or residential spaces, but she has also received several honors along the way, including the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber of Commerce & WE Celebrate’s “Woman-Owned Business of the Year” award in 2013. The accolades couldn’t go to a more deserving person—Litsa gives back as much as she receives, supporting numerous regional non-profit organizations and causes in addition to nurturing her clientele, ADC team, and family. Always with her finger on the pulse of what’s next in the art market, Litsa provides a valuable perspective for trade buyers and artists alike. We got to talk with her about her path to success as well as her tips for those rising in the industry: What have been some of the challenges in your career, as well as some of the highlights? The challenges are similar to what all small businesses face—finding new clients or talent and then bringing everyone together in an impactful way. Highlights of my career include being named “Woman-Owned Business of the Year”; publishing a beautiful artfilled book (Blink Art Resource); landing incredible new corporate, healthcare, and residential projects; and being able to work with creative and talented people every day. 62

Litsa Spanos (top right) and the stunning gallery space at ADC.

Any pleasant surprises or memorable experiences on your path to success that you’d like to share? A pleasant surprise was finding our incredible location in downtown Cincinnati during the recession. It’s a light-filled, 10,000-square-foot gallery with sweeping views of the city. It beautifully showcases all types of art, from paintings and sculpture to photography and mixed media. Our clients never want to leave, and we are all inspired every day! What do you think are the most essential qualities one must have to succeed in the art world? Perseverance, the willingness to take risks, honesty, and ethics. What do you see coming up in the art market, trendwise? Many of our clients want something different, unusual, and unexpected. Artists need to think outside the box and create works that no one else has. Whether it’s a new way to print photographs or painting on unusual surfaces, think fresh, new, and exciting. Starting a conversation

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BOOTH #377

ARCADIA, CA

NEW YORK, NY

FORT LEE, NJ

CONTACT@DIANACUMMINGS.COM

CHRISTYBOMBART@GMAIL.COM

ART@CRE8SART.COM

DIANACUMMINGS.COM

WWW.CHRISTYBOMB.COM

WWW.MHERKHACHATRYAN.COM

CINDY WALPOLE & CHUCK FRITSCH

CREASON’S FINE ART

BOOTH #S624

BOOTH #S131

KISSIMMEE, FL

NEW YORK, NY

NEW ORLEANS, LA

DINETT@FINEART-DINETTHOK.COM

INFO@FOCUSFROG.COM

CREASONSFINEART@GMAIL.COM

FINEART-DINETTHOK.COM

WWW.FOCUSFROG.COM

WWW.CREASONSFINEART.COM

CLAUDIA RAMOS

DANA BLICKENSDERFER

BOOTH #366

BOOTH #516S

NEW YORK, NY

RAMOS.REALTYPE@GMAIL.COM

DANA@WEPROVOKEART.COM

DOM988@AOL.COM

DANABLICKENSDERFER.COM

FINEART-DINETTHOK.COM

DEAN MAYO FORETOGRAPHY

DOUNIA LAHLOU

ARIZONA WWW.CLAYBWALLIS.ARTSPAN.COM

BOOTH #D300

CASABLANCA, MOROCCO

INDIO, CA

DLAHLOU73@GMAIL.COM

CHRISTINE.EXTO.ORG

CLAYB WALLIS BOOTH #516E

CLIFFORD PICKETT BOOTH #D113 WEST NEW YORK, NJ CLIFF@CLIFFORDPICKETT.COM WWW.CLIFFORDPICKETT.COM

DEAN@FORETOGRAPHY.COM WWW.FORETOGRAPHY.COM

DEIRDRE ALLINSON FINE ART BOOTH #D206

BOOTH #DW-24

BOOTH #S106

DINETT HOK GALLERY OF FINE ART BOOTH #172

DOMINIQUE RIVIERE BOOTH #S600

BOOTH #516K

DRAGAN SEKARIC SHEX BOOTH #S413 TORONTO, ON, CANADA SHEX@SYMPATICO.CA WWW.SHEXART.COM

AUSTIN,TX DEIRDRE@PICTURESBYDEIRDRE.COM WWW.DEEALLINSON.COM

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FRANDY JEAN

BOOTH #500, 600

BOOTH #446

BOOTH #266

NEW YORK, NY

ALPHARETTA, GA

HADDON HEIGHTS, NJ

MICHAEL@EASTERNCULTURE.NET

INAM@INAMGALLERY.COM

FRANDYJEANART@GMAIL.COM

WWW.HUAYUANART.COM/#HUAYUANART

WWW.INAMGALLERY.COM

FRANDYJEAN.COM

EDDIE SHEN

EZRA SIEGEL

BOOTH #S525

BOOTH #S520

FREDDA GORDON, PHOTOGRAPHER

CHICAGO, IL

BATAVIA, IL

BOOTH #D115

HSHEN1@ARTIC.EDU

ART@EZRASIEGEL.COM

FREDDA@FREDDAPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

WWW.EDDYSHEN.COM

WWW.ESPACIOSIENA.COM

WWW.FREDDAPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

ELEANOR FISHER, PSY D

FASO ART INTL

GALLERY EDEL

BOOTH #516T

BOOTH #D-SC

BOOTH #142, 143

ELEANORRF@VERIZON.NET

BURKINA FASO, AFRICA

OSAKA, JAPAN

WWW.ELEANORFISHER.NET

SSONGTAABA@GMAIL.COM

EDELCOLTD@AOL.COM

EMILIO PUYA BOOTH #244

FAST AN STM COMPANY

MADRID, SPAIN

BOOTH #808

BOOTH #110, L2

PCOCERO@HOTMAIL.COM

FRANKSVILLE

SAUSALITO, CA

TRAINER@SPECIALTYTAPES.NET

GALLERYGIUSEPPE@GMAIL.COM

WWW.PIK-FAST.COM

PALUMBOSCULPTURE.COM

BIG SUR, CA

FEDOR ALEXEEV

GALLERY NK

NOMADICINSPIRATION@GMAIL.COM

BOOTH #516C

BOOTH #268, DW-2

WWW.NOMADICINSPIRATION.COM

ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA

BETHESDA, MD

FEDORALEXEEV@YANDEX.RU

KECECINIHAL@YAHOO.COM

ERIC BLACKMAN BOOTH #D111

ERIK LAFFER

WWW.EDELCOLTD.COM

GALLERY GIUSEPPE

WWW.NIHALART.COM

BOOTH #S204

FIAMMETTA RUBIN

SCHUYLERVILLE, NY

BOOTH #S108

GARROTT DESIGNS

INFO@THELAFFERGALLERY.COM

PHILADELPHIA, PA

BOOTH #S504

RUBINNATUROPATHY@GMAIL.COM

HACKENSACK, NJ

RUBINARTSTUDIOS.COM

NAGUAL21@HOTMAIL.COM

ESPACIO SIENA GALLERY BOOTH #460

WWW.GARROTTDESIGNS.COM

SANTIAGO, CHILE

FINE ART MAYA

CONTACTO@ESPACIOSIENA.COM

BOOTH #439

GEORGE SAITAS

WWW.ESPACIOSIENA.COM

SAN DIEGO, CA

BOOTH #D202

MANSSAVAL@GMAIL.COM

SANTA CRUZ, CA

FINEARTMAYA.COM

GEORGE@GEORGESAITAS.COM

EVELYN SADLER PHOTOGRAPHER BOOTH #S412

FLUID MOTION GALLERY

LARCHMONT, NY

BOOTH #176

EVELYN.F.SADLER@GMAIL.COM

NEW YORK, NY BRIANFASS@ME.COM

WWW.GEORGESAITAS.COM

GIZO VASHAKIDZE

HANS PETERSEN ART

INTERNATIONAL MASTERS

BOOTH #S104

BOOTH #162

BOOTH #265

PELHAM, NY

ROCK HILL, SC

SANTA BARBARA,CA

GIZO_VASHAKIDZE@YAHOO.COM

HANSPETERSENART@AOL.COM

THOMAS@WWAB.US

WWW.HANSPETERSENART.COM

WWW.WWAB.US

YEREVAN, ARMENIA

HARRISON ART INTERNATIONAL

IRAKLI KARAULASHVILI

GAGIK@YEGHIAZARIAN.COM

BOOTH #177

BOOTH #S717

WWW.GOYTIEZAR.COM

WINTER HAVEN, FL

GEORGIA

HARRY@HARRISONART

IRAKLI.KARAULASHVILI@MAIL.RU

GOY TIEZAR BOOTH #S223

GRACE ASHRUF BOOTH #S121 ORANJESTAD, ARUBA

INTERNATIONAL.COM WWW.HARRISONARTINTERNATIONAL.COM

IRMA KUSIANI BOOTH #S505

RAHUSEN@SETARNET.AW

HARVEST MOUNTAIN

WWW.GRACEASHRUFART.COM

BOOTH #S100

IRMAKUSIANI@HOTMAIL.COM

SANTA CRUZ, CA

WWW.IRMAKUSIANI.COM

GREGG ALBRACHT PHOTOGRAPHY BOOTH #D117, D401

HARMTN@ROCKETMAIL.COM WWW.HARVESTMOUNTAIN.NET

GREGGALBRACHT@GMAIL.COM

HEARTMIX. MARYNA LUKACH

GREGGALBRACHT.COM

BOOTH #516N

SANTA FE, NM

GRYPHON FABRICATORS LLC

LUKACH.ARTMIX@GMAIL.COM

TBILISI, GEORGIA

JAB WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY, LLC BOOTH #D302 TOLEDO, OH JOHNABARRETTJR@GMAIL.COM

HIMALI DELAPALA

JAIME GRASCHINSKY

BOOTH #240

BOOTH #516D

BOOTH #D-SC

NEW YORK, NY

GAMPAHA, SRI LANKA

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA

INFO@GRYPHONFABRICATORS.COM

ARTISTH222@GMAIL.COM

INFO@JAIMEGRASCHINSKY.COM.AR

GRYPHONFABRICATORS.COM

GUTO SEIXAS

HOPE, FAITH, LOVE

WWW.JAIMEGRASCHINSKY.COM.AR

BOOTH #S609

JAMES PATERSON

[FOTO SOLO] AREA

NEW YORK, NY

BOOTH #132

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL

LIANECHU777@GMAIL.COM

MEAFORD, ON, CANADA

GUTO@GUTOSEIXAS.COM.BR WWW.GUTOSEIXAS.COM.BR

HAIYAN GALLERY BOOTH #S619 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL POPPICTURE@GMAIL.COM POPPICTURE.COM

IA LIPARTELIANI BOOTH #S629 GEORGIA IALIPARTELIANI1@GMAIL.COM

IMAGES AND FORMS ENT. GALLERY BOOTH #S115

JDPATERSON3@HOTMAIL.COM JDPATERSON.COM

JAPAN CONTEMPORARY ART ASSOCIATION BOOTH #158 TOKYO, JAPAN WEBMASTER@JCAA.GR.JP WWW.JCAA.GR.JP

IBADAN, OYO, NIGERIA LILLIANSAMSONJOHN@YAHOO.COM

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JOACHIM OETTLI MADE IN SWITZERLAND

JULIO C GARCIA

BOOTH #S221

BOOTH #S408

ORANGE PARK, FL

NEW YORK, NY

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND

JCGARCIAFINEART@YAHOO.COM

HENDRIKLAVERGE@GMAIL.COM

OETTLIJOACHIM@YAHOO.COM

WWW.ARTCONNECTIONUSA.COM

JAPANESESCROLLPAINTINGS.COM

WWW.JOACHIMOETTLI.COM

JASON LINCOLN JEFFERS MULTIDIMENSIONAL FINE ART

JODI SIMMONS

BOOTH #S709 ST. LOUIS, MO

BOOTH #167

KAREN ROBEY BOOTH #S218

BOOTH #S615

APTOS, CA

HUNTINGTON, MA

BOTANICALARTIST1264@YAHOO.COM

JHSGALLERY@TAOSNET.COM

WWW.BOTANICALARTBYKAREN

WWW.JHSGALLERY.COM

ROBEY.COM

JOHN NAPOLI BOOTH A

KATHERINE TOMASELLO

FRANKLIN PARK, NJ

BOOTH #516R

BOOTH #S304

JOHNNAPOLIFINEART@GMAIL.COM

GRLTOWN9@YAHOO.COM

SCOTIA, NY

JOHNNAPOLIFINEART.COM

INFO@JLJEFFERS.COM WWW.JLJEFFERS.COM

JEFFREY BISAILLON

JEFFREY@JEFFREYBISAILLON.COM WWW.JBISCONTEMPORARY.COM

JENN WILLIAMSON

JONATHAN BRENDER

KATHERINE WOOD FINE ART BOOTH #S313

BOOTH #421

PEREGIAN SPRINGS

BOOTH #S309

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL

QWL, AUSTRALIA

LANGLEY, BC, CANADA

JONATHANBRENDER@GMAIL.COM

FINEART@KATHERINEWOOD.COM

JENNWILL@SHAW.CA

WWW.JONATHANBRENDER.COM

WWW.KATHERINEWOOD.COM

JENNIFER SHAO

JORDAN MATTER PHOTOGRAPHY

KELLY TRACHT

BOOTH #516I

BOOTH #S500

JUPITER, FL

LOWELL, MA

NEW YORK, NY

RICH@KELLLYTRACHT.COM

JENNIFERSHAODOTCOM@GMAIL.COM

INFO@JORDANMATTER.COM

WWW.KELLYTRACHT.COM

WWW.JENNIFERSHAO.COM

WWW.JORDANMATTER.COM

JERI HOLT WITH DIGITAL EYES STUDIOS

JULIA CARTER BOOTH #S405

POINT CLEAR, AL

BOOTH #S513

QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA

KENTW12345@AOL.COM

WINDSOR, ME

INFO@JULIACARTERARTIST.COM

WWW.KENTWALSHARTIST

JERI@WITHDIGITALEYES.COM

WWW.JULIACARTERARTIST.COM

WWW.JENNWILLIAMSON.COM

WITHDIGITALEYES.COM

JIM KELLER

JULIE SOKOLESKI

BOOTH #S305

KENT WALSH BOOTH #S117

KERSTAN GALLERY BOOTH #103

BOOTH #S605

GERMANY

BOOTH B

MELBOURNE, VICT, AUSTRALIA

INFO@ANDREAS-KERSTAN.DE

RICHMOND, TX

JULIE@JULIEFINEART.COM

WWW.GALERIE-KERSTAN.DE

JIMKELLER.FOXFIRE@COMCAST.NET

WWW.JULIEFINEART.COM

JIMKELLER-FOXFIRE.COM

KHACHIK BOZOGHLIAN

LENA MEDEIROS

MADI’S ART

BOOTH #S208

BOOTH # 516A

BOOTH #S618

JERSEY CITY, NJ

GEORGIA

BRONX, NY

BRASILPCUNHA@AOL.COM

LINAMADONA@YAHOO.COM

SIMON@NICOLIAN.CO.UK

WWW.LENAMEDEIROS.COM

WWW.BOZOGHLIAN.COM

MAJA BOROWICZ

KINA WOLFE

LEONID LUBIANITSKY-IRINA SHOYHET-OLEG MARCH

BOOTH #516H

BOOTH #254

INFO@MAJABOROWICZ.COM

QUEBEC, CANADA

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ

WWW.MAJABOROWICZ.COM

KINAWOLFE13@GMAIL.COM

IRIZAY@GMAIL.COM

WWW.KINAWOLFE13.WIX.COM/

GRAPHIXGROUP.COM

UNIVERS-PARALLELES

KITAI KIKAKU

LESYA YANUSH

BOOTH #516F WARSAW, POLAND

MALCOLM SMITH BOOTH #S601 MIAMI BEACH, FL

BOOTH #S312

SMI4H@YAHOO.COM

BOOTH #450

NEW YORK, NY

WWW.MALCOLMSMITHART.COM

TOKYO, JAPAN

YANUSH7777@YAHOO.COM

INFO@KITAIKIKAKU.CO.JP WWW.KITAIKIKAKU.CO.JP

KOREAN-AMERICAN CONTEMPORARY ARTS

LIBNI SANDOVAL COFFMAN

MANISH MAMTANI PHOTOGRAPHY BOOTH #D212

BOOTH PUB 1

PEABODY,MA

SAN ANTONIO, TX

MANISHMAMTANIPHOTOGRAPHY@

BOOTH #443, 451, DW-7

LIBNI@LLOSCARRI.COM

GMAIL.COM

ASTORIA, NY

INSPIRATIONARTBOOK.COM/

WWW.MANISHMAMTANI.COM

JUNGKYUC@YAHOO.COM

CALLFORARTISTS

KRISTINA CHKHAN

LILY VALDES

BOOTH #S201

BOOTH #DW-15

SANTIAGO, CHILE

MALAYSIA

PANAMA

MARCEVICUNA.ARTE@GMAIL.COM

KRISTINAART.C@GMAIL.COM

VALDESLILY@GMAIL.COM

WWW.MARCELAVICUNA.COM

L’AMANTE GALLERY

WWW.LILYVALDES.COM

MARCELA VINCUA BOOTH #D403

BOOTH #232

LUCAS URENDA

MARCELA CARAVALHO

PRINCETON JUNCTION, NJ

BOOTH #D208

BOOTH #D403

JINGJ1029@GMAIL.COM

SANTIAGO, CHILE

NEW YORK, NY

L.URENDA@CANALCERO.CL

MARCELA4ARTS@AOL.COM

500PX.COM/YNELM4LIFE

WWW.MARCELACARVALHO.COM

NEW YORK, NY

MADDI RING

MARIE GALLERY 5

LEDAARTE@GMAIL.COM

BOOTH #D107

BOOTH #351

WARDNASSE@GMAIL.COM

NEW YORK, NY

MOSTA, MST, MALTA

WWW.WARDNASSE.COM

MADDIPHOTO@GMAIL.COM

INFO@MARIEGALLERY5.COM

WWW.MADDIRINGPHOTO.COM

WWW.MARIEGALLERY5.COM

LEDA MARIA BOOTH #164

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MATTSON’S FINE ART BOOTH #263

MICHELE RIGHETTI CONTEMPORARY ART

BOOTH #S517

ATLANTA, GA

BOOTH #149

OAKBROOK, IL

SUNDEW@MINDSPRING.COM

SINGAPORE

MARIA_TANA_DESIGNS@

MATTSONSFINEART.COM

INFO@RIGHETTIART.COM

MARIJAART.COM WWW.MARIJAART.COM

MAYA RYGAARD

WWW.RIGHETTIART.COM

BOOTH #111

MICHELLE FOLLETT

SWEDEN

BOOTH #DW-25, S200

[FOTO SOLO] AREA

MAYA@RYGAARD.SE

GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO

COTTAGE GROVE, OR

WWW.MAYAART.SE

FOLLETT.ART@GMAIL.COM

MARK A. HASTIE

MHASTIE249@YAHOO.COM

MARKETA SIVEK

MECENAVIE

MICHELLE-FOLLETT.SQUARESPACE.COM

BOOTH #305

MIGUEL FRANCO

BOOTH #S701

MORSANG SUR ORGE, ESSO, FRANCE

BOOTH #S224

CHICAGO, IL

GTORMO@HOTMAIL.COM

MOSCOW, RUSSIA

CONTACT@MARKETASIVEK.COM

WWW.MECENAVIE.COM

MIGUELFRANCOBR@GMAIL.COM

MARKO STOUT

MECLINA ART

MIKE CABLE

BOOTH #L4

BOOTH #S325

BOOTH #D103

NEW YORK, NY

WAREHAM, MA

TYASKIN, MD

INFO@MARKOSTOUT.COM

MECLINA@MECLINAART.COM

APAINTERINAHURRY@YAHOO.COM

WWW.MARKOSTOUT.COM

WWW.MECLINAART.COM

WWW.PBASE.COM/JAKEYFERRET

MARY JOHNSTON

MERTIM GOKALP

BOOTH #258, DW-1

BOOTH #S205

MIKHEIL AND GIORGI MIKABERIDZE

CARMEL, IN

SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA

BOOTH #S713

MJOHNSTONART@GMAIL.COM

MERTIMGOKALP@GMAIL.COM

TBILISI, GEORGIA

WWW.MARYJOHNSTONPAINTINGS.COM

WWW.MERTIM.COM.AU

MIHEIL1964ART@YAHOO.COM

MARY LOU JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHY

MICHAEL DEBONIS

MILANDA DE MONT

BOOTH #527A

BOOTH #S409

BOOTH #D405

SHARPSVILLE, PA

ROSEVILLE, NSW, AUSTRALIA

LONGBOAT KEY, FL

WORKSBYMICHAEL@YAHOO.COM

DE.MONT@BIGPOND.COM

MARYLOUJOHNSON@MAC.COM

WWW.MILANDADEMONT.COM

WWW.MARYLOUJOHNSON

MICHAEL EZRA

PHOTOGRAPHY.COM

BOOTH #D211, REG-1

MILENIUM GALLERY

STATEN ISLAND, NY

BOOTH #141

MICHAEL@MICHAELEZRA.COM

GRANADA, SPAIN

MICHAELEZRA.COM

INFO@MILENIUMGALLERY.COM

MASHAEL FAL BOOTH #107 RIYAD, SAUDI ARABIA

WWW.MILENIUMGALLERY.COM

MASHAELFALART@GMAIL.COM

MICHAEL J DOWLING

MASHAELFAL.COM

BOOTH #S524

MINA MOKHTARZADEH

DENVER, CO

BOOTH #516O

MIJODOWLING@GMAIL.COM

MINA.MOKHTARZADEH@GMAIL.COM

MICHAELDOWLINGSTUDIO.COM

WWW.MINAMOKHTARZADEH.COM

MINERVA ARTE Y VISION - MULTIARTE

NICK MONJO BOOTH #D214

NORBULING THANKA CENTER

BOOTH #515

BROOKLYN, NY

BOOTH #527D

CARACAS, EDO, VENEZUELA

NICK.MONJO@GMAIL.COM

WBMCONSULTANT.USA@GMAIL.COM

MINERVAARTEYVISION@GMAIL.COM

NICOLAS-MONJO.SQUARESPACE.COM

NORBULINGTHANGKA.COM

MIYAKO AOKI

NICK PACIOREK STUDIO

OK SEO

BOOTH #S607 TOKYO, JAPAN

BOOTH #333

JEONJU, JEONBUK, SOUTH KOREA

MIAXAOKI@GMAIL.COM

PROVIDENCE, RI

SEOK2121@HANMAIL.NET

MIAAOKI.COM

NICK@PACIOREK.COM

OKSEO.SEE.ME

MONIQUE PATON / SACI!

WWW.PACIOREK.COM

BOOTH #S400

BOOTH #346

NICKY KRISS ART

OLGA ORESHYNA

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

BOOTH #S707

BOOTH #S613

BRUNO.PERPETUO.SACI.ART.BR

KIALLA, VICT, AUSTRALIA

AJAX, ONT, CANADA

WWW.GALERIAMONIQUEPATON.COM

ART.NICKY@GMAIL.COM

OLGA66.DESIGN@GMAIL.COM

WWW.NICKYKRISSART.COM

OLGA66.WORDPRESS.COM

BOOTH #241

NICOLETTA BELLETTI

LOS ANGELES, CA

BOOTH #S515

OSKAR RABENDA

DEBORAHMURRY@EARTHLINK.NET

BROOKLYN, NY

BOOTH #S708

WWW.MUIRFINEARTGALLERY.COM

ART@NICOLETTABELLETTI.COM

WARSAW, POLAND

WWW.NICOLETTABELLETTI.COM

JOANNA_PIOTROWSKA@VP.PL

MURLOGE GALLERY

NAZLI KALAYCI, ART DEALER

NINA BONDARENKO

WWW.OSKARRABENDA.COM

BOOTH #441

BOOTH #S209

OWEN FU

BUEN, ARGENTINA

KIEV, UKRAINE

BOOTH #435

INFO@NKARTDEALER.COM.AR

YELISEY24@GMAIL.COM

CHICAGO, IL

WWW.NKARTDEALER.COM.AR

NEWGAIN THANKA HOUSE KATHMANDU

NOE VICENTE BOOTH #S118

QMENFU@GMAIL.COM WWW.QMENFU.COM

BOOTH #527C

ADRIANOE1432@ICLOUD.COM

PABLOVE FOUNDATION

WBMCONSULTANT.USA@GMAIL.COM

WWW.SAATCHIART.COM/

BOOTH #S125

NEWGAINTHANKA.COM

NOEVICENTE1432

LOS ANGELES, CA

APODACA, NUEV, MEXICO

BART@PABLOVE.ORG

NICK FEDAEFF

NONOS GALLERY

BOOTH #S509

BOOTH #379

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

ALTACH, VORARLBERG, AUSTRIA

PAIGE BIVIANO

INFO@NICKFED.COM

INFO@NONOS.AT

BOOTH #D109

WWW.NICKFED.COM

NONOS.AT

CAZENOVIA, NY

WWW.PABLOVE.ORG

PAIGE.BIVIANO@GMAIL.COM WWW.PHOTO-PAIGE.COM

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POLLUX AMERICA INC.

RASCAL

BOOTH #S700

BOOTH #800

BOOTH #513

VALEMOUNT, BC, CANADA

FORT LEE, NJ

NEW YORK, NY

SALES@LJLEVASSEUR.COM

POLLUXFINEARTS@GMAIL.COM

RASCAL4@OPTONLINE.NET

WWW.TOPCONTEMPORARYARTIST.COM

WWW.POLLUXAMERICAINC.COM

PAOLE

POPAL

BOOTH #S616

BOOTH #S727

MIAMI, FL

THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS

LONGEUIL, QB, CANADA

EDRODR1957@YAHOO.COM

PAOLESTOKMAN@GMAIL.COM

POPALARTS@GMAIL.COM

WWW.RDZFINEART.COM

PAULINE BROWN BOOTH #S705

PROGRESSIVE FINE ART

REBECCA KANE LIVING WATERS

HAMPTON, VA

BOOTH #303, 412

BOOTH #D213

OKITAHBROWN@GMAIL.COM

MISSISSAUGA, ON, CANADA

SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY

OKITAHBROWN.FASO.COM

MICHAEL@PROGRESSIVEFINEART.COM

REBECCAKANE@HOTMAIL.COM

WWW.PROGRESSIVEFINEART.COM

WWW.REBECCAKANELIVINGWATERS.COM

BOOTH #264

QING DONG

LOUDONVILLE, NY

BOOTH #S207

RICARDO LOWENBERG

INFO@PERISCARBONELL.COM

HYANNIS, MA

BOOTH #S317

WWW.PERISCARBONELL.COM

INFO@QINGARTGALLERY.COM

HOUSTON, TX

WWW.QINGARTGALLERY.COM

RILOBO99@GMAIL.COM

PERIS CARBONELL

PETER A GISH FINE ART

RDZ FINE ART BOOTH #319

WWW.RICARDOLOWENBERG.COM

BOOTH #S301

RAJVI DEDHIA UNADKAT

SUDBURY, MA

BOOTH #S404

BOOTH #436

GISHUPC@GMAIL.COM

NEW YORK, NY

ALLENTOWN, PA

PETERAGISH.COM

RAJVIDU.ART@GMAIL.COM

CONTACT@REGOPERALTA.COM

WWW.RAJVIDU.COM

WWW.RIGOPERALTA.COM

RALPH BENEDICT CERAMIC DESIGN

RIVERIN

PORTLAND, ME PHINEASKAMANDA@GMAIL.COM

BOOTH #S514

LAVAL, QU, CANADA

WWW.PHINEASKAMANDA.COM

RIPON, WI

RICHARDRIVERIN5@GMAIL.COM

RALPHBENEDICTCERAMICDESIGN@

GALERIESAINTPAUL.COM

PHINEAS KAMANDA BOOTH #D-SC

PIERO MANRIQUE

GMAIL.COM

RIGO ART STUDIO

BOOTH #S101

BOOTH #S229

WWW.RALPHBENEDICTCERAMIC

RIYA SHARMA

MAMARONECK, NY

DESIGN.COM

BOOTH #D306

PIEROMANRIQUE@GMAIL.COM WWW.PIEROMANRIQUE.COM

RAMAZ BOOTH #DW-8 TBILIISI, GEORGIA GEORAMZES@YAHOO.COM

KALOL, GUJARAT, INDIA CONTACTRIYA.IN@GMAIL.COM WWW.RIYASHARMA.IN

ROBBII

SARAH ELYSE GRANETZ

BOOTH #S512

BOOTH #S625

SIMONS GALLERY FUTBOL

FRESH MEADOWS, NY

NEW YORK, NY

BOOTH #150

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