Houston Art Fair 2016

SEPT. 29-OCT. 2, 2016

Silver Street Event Space

HOUSTON ART FAIR Welcome to the 2016 Houston Art Fair! This year marks the 6th edition of the fair and we thank our exhibitors, Host Committee, Cultural Partners, and sponsors for their support of the fair.

Thank you to FotoFest International, our neighbors here at Silver Street Event Space and newfound friends, for their support of the Houston Art Fair. We are extremely pleased to have this year’s Opening Night Preview benefit this prestigious Houston organization.

We have made some exciting changes this year, the most dramatic being our new location at Silver Street Event Space. We are thrilled to be in this unique venue in the heart of the Washington Avenue Arts District, home to the largest concentration of working artist studios in the country. Special thanks to Jon Deal, Steve Gibson, and Paul Hobby for their support and partnership and of course, a very special thank you to Susannah Mitchell, Director of the Washington Avenue Arts District, for her tireless efforts!

Among our other changes were a name change and date change to coincide with the many art events in Houston this week in September. This enables local, regional, national, and international collectors and patrons to visit Houston at one time to see all that Houston has to offer during this exciting time.

Be sure to also attend our Programming and Events for this year’s fair, which offer great insight into individual artists, genres, as well as a view of the art world on a wider scale, including a talk

by Perry Price, Executive Director of the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, whom we have known for some time and are thrilled with his arrival in Houston! Perry will discuss his new role and vision as he leads the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft into a new era. Also, Steven Evans, Executive Director of FotoFest, who will address the latest trends in photography and how this medium continues to rapidly evolve and excite! We are thrilled to welcome Cheech Marin for his Mezcal tasting and booksigning for his newest publication, Papel Chicano Dos: Works on Paper from the Cheech Marin Collection. Also not to be missed is a film presented by Redbud Gallery on James Surls and the installation of this monumental piece on Kirby Drive in Houston.

We want to thank our Exclusive Auto Sponsor of the fair, Lincoln Black Label, for their generous support of Houston Art Fair 2016. We also want to thank our additional sponsors, Austin Eastciders, Boomtown Coffee, Deep Eddy Vodka, El Topo, Oh My Gogi, Perrier, and Tres Papalote.

Finally, we are thrilled to launch the Houston Art Fair and look forward to being a part of this wonderful community. This year marks the first fair since Urban Expositions acquired Houston Art Fair and we look forward to building upon the quality and reputation of the fair.

Welcome and enjoy Houston Art Fair 2016!

Donna Davies Vice President, Art Group Urban Expositions 2 | HOUSTON ART FAIR

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Council Members: Brenda Stardig Jerry Davis Ellen R. Cohen Dwight A. Boykins Dave Martin Steve Le Greg Travis Karla Cisneros Robert Gallegos Mike Laster Larry V. Green Mike Knox David W. Robinson Michael Kubosh Amanda Edwards Jack Christie Controller:

Chris Brown

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Council Members: Brenda Stardig Jerry Davis Ellen R. Cohen Dwight A. Boykins Dave Martin Steve Le Greg Travis Karla Cisneros Robert Gallegos Mike Laster Larry V. Green Mike Knox David W. Robinson Michael Kubosh Amanda Edwards Jack Christie Controller:

Chris Brown

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Premier Sponsor

Opening Night Beneficiary

Supporting Sponsors

Media Partners

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SEPT. 29-OCT. 2, 2016 Silver Street Event Space Produced by Urban Expositions Donna Davies Vice President, Art Group Kathy Murphy Global Director

Ann Chwatsky Special Projects

Rich Ferrante Gallery Sales Director

Ivo Tomasini Web Administrator

Kate Jordan Marketing Director

Beth Nixon Accounting

Glenn Celentano Director of Operations

Jennifer Woolford Strategic Partnerships

Deborah Kraft Programming and Special Projects Coordinator

Adam D. Smith Art Director

Show Hours

Thursday, September 29..................................... 6 – 10 pm

Friday, September 30.......................................11am – 7 pm

Saturday, October 1..........................................11am – 7 pm

Sunday, October 2.............................................11am – 6 pm On the cover: Nathan Lewis courtesy of Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery

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SILVER STREET EVENT SPACE 2000 Edwards St. Houston, TX 77007

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Arcadia Contemporary.......................... B12

Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery...............A5

Blue Rain Gallery......................................B8

Galeria Moro........................................... B13

Bruce Lurie Gallery..................................A2

Gallery Kitai............................................ B10

Cassera Arts Premiers......................... A11

Kips Gallery............................................ B11

Charon Kransen Arts...............................B9

koelsch gallery..........................................B3 Michalopoulos Gallery.............................A8 Palette Contemporary Art and Craft.....A6 projects+gallery........................................B7 Redbud Gallery..........................................B4 REN Gallery................................................A7

Chimento Contemporary.........................B6 Collage Habana.........................................A9 Deborah Colton Gallery ..........................B5 Evan Lurie Gallery....................................A1 6 | HOUSTON ART FAIR

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Art Installations/Special Exhibits Alabama Song FotoFest International.............................B2 Artist Foundation......................................B1

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Lectures & Events Thursday, September 29 11 am | VIP Event | RSVP Required

Tour of Houston Center for Contemporary Craft and CraftTexas Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC) is a nonprofit arts organization founded to advance education about the process, product and history of craft.

For 15 years, HCCC has been an important cultural and educational resource for Houston and the Southwest—one of the few venues in the country dedicated exclusively to craft at the highest level. HCCC provides exhibition, retail and studio spaces to support the work of local and national artists and serves as a resource for educators and the community-at-large. Curator Kathryn Hall and Juror Sandie Zilker will provide an exclusive guided tour highlighting some of the more notable works in the exhibition, CraftTexas. Open to VIP and FIRST LOOK pass holders only. Limited space available. RSVP required (kate@urban-expo.com).

Transportation is not provided.

1 pm | VIP Tour | RSVP Required

Dick Moiel and Kathy Poeppel Private Collection Dick Moiel and Kathy Poeppel have been collecting for 25 years. The journey started with looking…lots of looking…and listening to artists, gallery owners and experienced collectors. Their eclectic collection chronicles a strong connection to the Houston arts community, a love of objects, an infatuation with glass, and the adventure of rouge collectors who took classes, built a studio and surrendered to the powerful allure of making. Open to VIP and FIRST LOOK pass holders only. Limited space available.RSVP required (kate@urban-expo.com). Transportation is not provided.

6 – 10 pm

Opening Night Preview 6 – 8 pm | First Look continuing through 10 pm Black Card First Look ticket holders 8 – 10 pm | VIP Preview ticket holders

Friday, September 30 10 am | VIP Event | RSVP Required

Bridget and Patrick Wade Private Collection Tour a classic Tudor home in Houston’s River Oaks neighborhood with a growing contemporary art collection. The home, originally built in 1934, has custom interior design with handmade chandeliers throughout the house. Eclectic touches include a red lacquer library and specially crafted woodwork which conceals cabinets with whimsy.

The owners completed an addition and interior update which honored the history of the home while accommodating their growing collection of contemporary art. Open to VIP and FIRST LOOK pass holders only.

Limited space available. RSVP required (kate@urban-expo.com).

Transportation is not provided.

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Lectures & Events 1:30 pm | Redbud Gallery, booth B4

From Terra to Verdi: the Art of Sharon Kopriva Sharon Kopriva will sign copies of this catalogue which accompanied her 2012 exhibition at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art at the University of New Orleans.

Kopriva’s work has explored issues of faith and doubt, life and death, primitive culture, historic events and contemporary society. Working in an imagist style, she conveys her personal spiritual journey through her art. This book reveals the breath and unity of her career.

2 pm | Lecture Hall

Placing Contemporary Craft at the Center: The Houston Center for Contemporary Craft at 15 Since its founding in 2001, the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft has made its mission to education on the process, product, and history of contemporary craft through exhibitions, educational programs, retail representation of artists, and an innovative artist-in-residency program.

Recently appointed Executive Director Perry A. Price for a look at the activities that have defined this unique institution over its decade-and-ahalf history and what is in store for the future. Presented by the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft 3 pm | koelsch gallery, booth B3

Donna Rosenthal: An Artistic Upbringing Artist Donna Rosenthal grew up in Connecticut in the 1950s and 1960s, the daughter of window display artists. While earning her MFA, Rosenthal realized that many of her childhood toys were scraps from her parents’ window displays—cast offs from their artwork—and that these items had a profound effect on her artistic development. The artist will discuss these formative years and her current body of work, as well as her own experience of being an artist and a collector.

3:30 pm | Cassera Arts Premiers, booth A11

Crossing Over: A Guide to Collecting Primitive Art for the Contemporary Art Collector with David Cassera Unlike other artistic movements, Primitivism cannot claim any organized group of artists or identifiable style arising from a single particular historical moment. Gallerist David Cassera will discuss the definitions of Primitive Art and its place in, and influence on, art in a historical context.

4 pm | VIP Event | RSVP Required

Penelope and Lester Marks Private Collection The home of Penelope and Lester Marks is a mini-museum of contemporary art. The home is built around an outdoor courtyard displaying the stone sculpture of the British environmental artist Richard Long. The collection features museum-quality works internationally renowned artists as well works by hundreds of regional and Houston-area artists. Open to VIP and FIRST LOOK pass holders only. Limited space available. RSVP required (kate@urban-expo.com). Transportation is not provided.

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Lectures & Events Saturday, October 1 10 am | Buffalo Bayou Cistern | VIP Event | RSVP Required

Private Tour of Buffalo Bayou Cistern The Cistern at Buffalo Bayou Park is a former drinking water reservoir built in 1926 for the City of Houston. As one of the city’s early underground reservoirs, it supported the municipal water system’s goals of fire suppression (water pressure) and drinking water storage. After operating for decades, an irreparable leak was discovered and after a few years, the reservoir was decommissioned in 2007.

In 2010, the City of Houston was sourcing vendors to demolish the Cistern. At the same time, Buffalo Bayou Partnership was developing the $58 million Buffalo Bayou Park project and “discovered” the site. Realizing its historical and architectural significance, Buffalo Bayou Partnership with the City of Houston worked to take over development and maintenance of the space. Open to VIP and FIRST LOOK pass holders only. Limited space available. RSVP required (kate@urban-expo.com). Transportation is not provided.

1 pm | Lecture Hall

Photography: Going Where?

Steven Evans, Executive Director, FotoFest International and Malcolm Daniel, Gus and Lyndall Wortham Curator of Photography, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston will discuss recent trends in fine art photography and its related mediums, also introducing new artist discoveries that have come to their attention. Presented by FotoFest International 2 pm | VIP Tour | RSVP Required

Led by Steven Evans, Executive Director, FotoFest International FotoFest’s Steven Evans leads a tour of the Houston Art Fair, including the specially-curated moving-image program at FotoFest’s Booth, and other photography, as well as highlights throughout the fair. Evans, who has overseen FotoFest’s acclaimed international programming since 2014, brings a unique outlook on photography and contemporary art. He is the former Director of DIA:Beacon in New York State, and an artist himself.

The tour begins at the FotoFest Booth, B2, and follows the Houston Art Fair lecture, Photography: Going Where? Open to VIP and FIRST LOOK pass holders only. Limited space available. RSVP required (kate@urbanexpo.com). Transportation is not provided.

2 pm | Redbud Gallery, booth B4

Michael Collins: From Ruins to Resurrection, Sacred Landscapes The works of Michael Roque Collins depict visual stories that adroitly transcend passages of time. In the manner of the great symbolists, Collins portrays political, social and religious topics in a manner that allows his viewers a vast freedom of interpretation. The artist will sign copies of this richly illustrated volume, published

by Halcyon Press.

2:30 pm | Charon Kransen Arts, booth B9

Adam Brown: Nature Speaks Many Languages For photographer Adam Brown, Nature is a reflection of his inner life. Brown does not seek out the ‘pretty picture,’ but instead sees inquiries into Nature as inquiries into himself. Brown will discuss his body of work, in which he feels the camera works both ways, reflecting his states of mind and spiritual moods as much as capturing Nature itself.

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Lectures & Events 3 pm | VIP Tour | RSVP Required

Bill and Sara Morgan Private Collection The Morgans have assembled a dynamic collection of international studio glass, ceramics and fiber that is complemented by contemporary photography, painting, and sculpture.

Open to VIP and FIRST LOOK pass holders only. Limited space available. RSVP required (kate@urban-expo.com). Transportation is not provided.

3 pm | Lecture Hall

James Surls: “Tree and Three Flowers” and Film Screening of The Journey The Journey, created by the award-wining filmmakers Austin and Maitland Lottimer, is a philosophical plunge into the mind of renowned American artist James Surls. The film follows Surls through the creation of one of one of his large-scale pieces from inception to installation.

Jamie Brewster, President, Upper Kirby District Foundation, will discuss this monumental sculpture, completed in 2014 for the Upper Kirby District Foundation, and installed on Kirby Drive in Houston. A model of the sculpture will be available for viewing after the film. Presented by Redbud Gallery, booth B4 5 pm VIP Event | RSVP required | 5:30 pm Public | VIP Lounge

The Art of Mezcal: Tasting and Book Signing with Cheech Marin Join Cheech Marin at this special reception that includes tastings of his new artisanal Tres Papalote Mezcal and a book signing of his latest art publication Papel Chicano Dos: Works on Paper from the Cheech Marin Collection. Please respect and understand that no other merchandise can be signed during this event. Open to VIP and FIRST LOOK pass holders only. Limited space available. RSVP required (kate@urban-expo.com). Transportation is not provided.

Sunday, October 2 2 pm | Lecture Hall

Reviving Houston’s Lost Art History Four projects in the works aim to rescue Houston’s significant art scene from the sands of time. Panelists Theresa Escobedo Director, Houston Foundations’ Focus: Suzanne Paul project; Pete Gershon Core Residency Program Coordinator at Glassell School of Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Patricia Hernandez, Founding Director, Studio One Archive Resource, Patricia Johnson, independent scholar, author, and Pulitzer-nominated former Houston Chronicle art critic, and Chelby King, independent scholar and past Lawndale Art Center Director, speak about archives and volumes in the works respectively on photographer Suzanne Paul, “Collision: Contemporary Artists in Houston 19721985,” the Studio One Archive Resource initiative, and the CAMH’s seminal museum director and mentor to the de Menils, Jermayne MacAgy. Moderated by Catherine D. Anspon, Executive Editor, PaperCity.

3:30 pm | Deborah Colton Gallery, booth B5

Seeds of Light – Fields of Color: Susan Plum and Dorothy Hood Artists Susan Plum and Dorothy Hood were each influenced by time spent living in Mexico, which created a love of the mystery behind the rational - a particular treasure one discovers in this region. Their research led them, as it did to many artists of that era, into the world of nature, metaphysics, philosophy, contemporary and ancient science, alchemy, and mythology. Plum and gallery owner Deborah Colton will discuss these influences and their effect on the work on view.

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FotoFest International at the HOUSTON ART FAIR These Are the Vistas: Moving Image Works featuring A.K. Burns and Tom Turner In the context of the Houston Art Fair, FotoFest International presents a specially curated program of three projected moving image works by two acclaimed artists. Entitled These Are the Vistas, the works engage the concept of spectacle through distinct approaches. The project poses the art fair as an ideal context to critically consider spectacle and the process of looking.

A U.S. artist based in New York who works across many media, A.K. Burns shows her video work Orchid Show, 2013 that documents the annual orchid show at the New York Botanic Garden.

The spectacle of the flower show is compulsively captured, reproduced and glossed over by visitors and in turn by the camera shooting the video, observing the observers, and posing a critical merging of notions of nature, display and beauty.

Texas-based artist Tom Turner exhibits Lunar Calendar – 2015 Moon Phase. Turner writes that in this work he “investigates the cycling of the lunar calendar and how our perception of time changes by stretching the light spectrum. Through the use of appropriated lunar calendars this work confronts ownership of the celestial while disrupting our fixed perception of Moon.” In this way, Turner examines our relationship to time, nature, and phenomena.

The artists’ works demonstrate the ambition of FotoFest and its commitment to discovery. An international non-profit photographic arts and education organization based in Houston, Texas, FotoFest created the first and longest-running international Biennial of photography and new media art in the U.S. The Biennial and all FotoFest programs exist as a platform for art and ideas. FotoFest organizes year-round exhibition and public programs, as well as a year-round classroom-based learning program, Literacy Through Photography, which uses photography to stimulate visual literacy, comprehension, writing and analytical thinking. The acclaimed FotoFest Biennial and related programs are known for their commitment to social issues and the presentation of important contemporary and historical artwork that is not widely shown by mainstream arts organizations.

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Tom Turner, Still from Lunar Calendar – 2015 Moon Phase, 2015, Video, 04:59 min. Courtesy of the artist

FotoFest creates new opportunities for cross-cultural and international exchange through photography and new media art. In addition to its exhibitions, it sponsors one of the most respected international portfolio reviews for artists as part of its Biennial programs. FotoFest also organizes forums around art and civic issues, artist forums, workshops, events for collectors, and an international Biennial Fine Print Auction. FotoFest publishes a full-color catalogue for each Biennial, and in recent years has published a scholarly hardcover book to accompany the main thematic exhibition.

In 2016, the Biennial theme, curated by FotoFest co-founders Wendy Watriss and Fred Baldwin and executive director Steven Evans, addressed humanity’s relationship to the Earth through the exhibition and book CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES: Looking at the Future of the Planet, including 34 international artists and hundreds of artworks.

FotoFest was founded in 1983 and has curated or sponsored ground breaking exhibitions on photo-based art from Latin America, China, Russia, Central and Eastern Europe, Korea, Japan, England, Germany, France, the Middle East and North Africa. It has created presentations on Latino photography in the U.S., African-American women artists, new talent from Texas, artists working with digital technologies and Contemporary U.S. Photography. Exhibition programs have addressed a range of issues, including Water – The Global Crisis, Artists Responding to Violence, the Global Environment, LGBTQ communities, the events of 9/11, and Guantánamo.

Steven Evans, FotoFest Executive Director

For information on FotoFest’s current programs, FotoFest Biennials, the Meeting Place portfolio reviews for artists and supporting FotoFest, see www.fotofest.org. For information on the international network of photography festivals, Festival of Light, see www.festivaloflight.net.

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Acknowledgements Host Committee Chinhui and Edward Allen Catherine Anspon Natalye L. Appel Keiji Asakura John and Beverly Berry Mary Talley and Pete Bowden Jereann Chaney Phyllis Childress Karla Cisneros Deborah M. Colton Paola and Arturo Creixell Caroline and Mark Dannenbaum Chris Davies

Mariana and Bob Debes Carolyn and Chris Dorros Steven Evans Eleanor and Dan Gilbane Duyen My Huynh and Marc Nguyen Mady and Ken Kades Sharon and Gus Kopriva Erica and Benjy Levit Victoria and Marshal Lightman Melanie Lawson and John Guess Penelope and Lester Marks Susannah Mitchell

Sarah Morgan Maria and Camilo Munoz Franci Neely Judy Nyquist Anne Olson Perry Price Thomas Roupe Kelly and Michael Sklar Reggie and Leigh Smith Bridget and Patrick Wade Wendy Watriss and Fred Baldwin Fabene Welch Kelley and Donnie Young

Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts at UofH DiverseWorks Art Space FotoFest International Fresh Arts Houston Galveston Arts Center Gulf Coast: A Journal of Literature and Fine Arts Houston Arts Alliance Houston Center for Contemporary Craft Houston Center for Photography Houston Cinema Arts Society Houston Design Center Houston Museum of African American Culture Houston Sculpture Month Inprint Jung Center

Katy Contemporary Art Museum (KCAM) Lawndale Art Center MAC McNay Art Museum Meadows Museum The Museum of Drawing The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art Project Row Houses Rice Design Alliance Rice Gallery Station Museum of Contemporary Art Texan French Alliance for the Arts Texas Accountants and Lawyers for the Arts Visit Houston Visual Arts Alliance

Cultural Partners AIA Houston Artist Foundation of San Antonio Art League Houston Art Museum of South Texas Art4Charity ArtBridge Houston Artpace ArtTable Asia Society Texas Center ASID Gulf Coast Chapter Blaffer Art Museum Blanton Museum of Art Blue Star Contemporary Museum Buffalo Bayou Partnership City ArtWorks ClayHouston Community Artists’ Collective Contemporary Arts Museum Houston

We would like to acknowledge the support and contribution of the following individuals and organizations: The City of Houston, participating galleries, artists, partners and sponsors Alabama Song Adi Anand Susan Slepka Anderson Erica Avesian Melissa Richardson Banks Alicia Brown Brad and Leslie Bucher Karen Campbell Connections Housing Heather Cronan Keith Couser Jon Deal Theresa Escobedo Julie Exley Julie Farr Kristine Ferraro 14 | HOUSTON ART FAIR

Pete Gershon Giant Nosie Steve Gibson Jonathan Glus Luis Gonzalez Maureen Haley Sarah Haselwood Patricia Hernandez Highland Village Paul Hobby Vinod Hopson Hotel ZaZa Nic Johnson Patricia Johnson Elizabeth and Albert Kidd Chelby King

Ginger Kitchen David Lentz Alejandro Martinez Gabriel Martinez Christopher O’Shea Monica Pope Rob’s Brands Eric Romano Space Design + Production Transit Tees Carla Valencia De Martinez Jennifer Ward Mike Waterman Olivia Watson Geraldina and Scott Wise Whitehall Hotel

Arcadia Contemporary

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Town Plaza, 9428 Washington Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232 (424) 603-4656 www.arcadiacontemporary.com | info@arcadiacontemporary.com Steve Diamant; Nora Martin-Hall; Joseph Teeling Arcadia Contemporary features living, realist painters whos work employ the skills of the past with a unique, contemporary style.

Exhibiting: Daniel Adel, Nicholas Alm, Johan Barrios, Casey Baugh, John Brosio, Michael Chapman, Matthew Cornell, Daniel Coves, Stephen Fox, Brad Kunkle, Malcolm T. Liepke, Jeremy Lipking, Michal Lukasiewicz, Stephen Mackey, Gregory Mortenson, Miguel Angel Moya, Julio Reyes, Mario A. Robinson, Jordan Sokol, John Wentz, Johannes Wessmark, Aron Wiesenfeld

Daniel Coves, The Seamstress, 2016, oil on canvas, 23.5 x 23.5 in.

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Blue Rain Gallery

B8

544 South Guadalupe Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 954-9902 130 Lincoln Avenue, Suite C, Santa Fe, NM 87501 www.blueraingallery.com | info@blueraingallery.com Leroy Garcia, Owner; Denise Phetteplace, Director of Business Development; Peter Stoessel, Executive Director Blue Rain Gallery represents fine well-established contemporary artists of diverse backgrounds working in a variety of mediums such as paintings, ceramics, bronze, glass, wood and jewelry.

Exhibiting: Santiago Michalek, Shelley Muzylowski-Allen, Roseta Santiago, Billy Schenck, Preston Singletary, Rimi Yang

Santiago Michalek, 9328 Engine, 2016, oil on Belgian linen, 48 x 36 in.

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Bruce Lurie Gallery

A2

2736 South La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034 (310) 876-1780 www.luriegallery.com | info@luriegallery.com Bruce Lurie, Director; Daniel Cohen, Assistant Director Established in the early 1980s 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 midcareer artists specializing in cutting-edge Street Art, Abstract minimalism and Pop Art with an additional recent focus on photography. Bruce Lurie Gallery features a wide range of monumental sculptors as well.

Exhibiting: Justin Lyons, Nelson De La Nuez, Michael Suchta, This Is Addictive, Steven Marshall, The Producer BDB, Ziba

Justin Lyons, Nobody’s Famous, mixed media and resin on wood, 36 x 48 in.

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Cassera Arts Premiers

A11

106 1st Street, LaConner, WA 98282 | (310) 691-9391 119 Main Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6A 3V5, Canada | (310) 691-9391 www.casseraartspremiers.com | casseranyc@gmail.com David A. Cassera, Owner The East Coast-based Cassera family art business was founded by the late George D. Cassera in 1960. Over the past 50 years, the gallery has maintained a strong emphasis on fine art and design. In 2011, David A. Cassera opened two Pacific Northwest gallery locations (Vancouver B.C. and LaConner, WA) while maintaining a seasonal NYC presence. David A. Cassera, an international specialist in the traditional arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas, has continued with his father’s fine art and design legacy but with an important focus on ‘Primitivism’. ‘Primitivism’ is a Western art movement that borrows visual forms from non-Western or indigenous peoples, such as Picasso’s embrace of African and Oceanic sculpture during the birth of Cubism.

Cassera utilizes his inherent design talent in juxtaposition with his vast knowledge of ancient cultures to emphasize how borrowings from ‘Primitive Art’ has been important to the development of modern and contemporary art.

Exhibiting: Guy Anderson, Elaine Badgley Arnoux, Georges Braque, Kenneth Callahan, Morris Graves, David Jayne, Aleksander Kargopoltsev, Michael Kilgore, Janet Laurel, Rolland Lee, Henri Matisse, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, William Slater, Mark Tobey, George Tsutakawa

Guy Anderson, Three Positions, 1972, oil on heavy paper, 120 x 108 in.

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Charon Kransen Arts

By Appointment Only 817 West End Avenue, Suite 11C, New York, NY 10025 (212) 627-5073 www.charonkransenarts.com | charon@charonkransenarts.com Adam Brown; Lisa Granovsky; Charon Kransen Innovative contemporary jewelry by international artists, and photography

Exhibiting: Adam Brown Photography, plus various international contemporary jewelry artists

Monica Cecchi, Necklace, 2016, recycled tin, 235 cm. in diameter

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Chimento Contemporary

B6

622 South Anderson Street, Space 105, Los Angeles, CA 90023 (424) 261-5766 www.chimentocontemporary.net | info@chimentocontemporary.com Eva Chimento, Director; Patricia Correia, Associate A fine art gallery concentrating on contemporary Los Angeles-based established and emerging artists.

Exhibiting: Sally Bruno, Cole Case, Chris Finley, Phyllis Green, Laura London, Sandeep Mukherjee, Allie Pohl, Monique Prieto, Kim Schoenstadt, Roy Thurston, Evans Wittenberg

Roy Thurston, 2016-1, 2016, pink silicone on aluminum panel, 72 x 120 x 1.5 in.

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Collage Habana

A9

Calle D No. 10, Entre 1ra y 3ra, Plaza, Havana, 10400, Cuba (537) 833-3826 www.fcb.cu | collagehabanagaleria@gmail.com San Rafael no. 103, Entre Consulado e Industria, Centro Habana, Havana, 10200, Cuba (537) 866-9488 Gretell Rodríguez Álvarez, Director; Sandra García Herrera, Curator; Yudelkis Martínez Capote, Curator Collage Habana was instituted in 2004 as part of the Cuban Fund of Cultural Goods company. Since its foundation has worked on various aspects of Cuban art, from the works of the masters of national art to a more contemporary profile that includes young and mid-career artists. It has a network of five galleries distributed in different parts of the capital: Collage Habana, Galiano, Artis 718, Orígenes and Casa 8.

Exhibiting: Luis Enrique Camejo, Duvier del Dago, Roberto Fabelo, Marlys Fuego, Manuel Mendive, The Merger, William Pérez, Carlos Quintana, Ernesto Rancaño, Santiago Rodríguez Olazábal

The Merger, Utopia, 2015, bronze, 11 x 12.5 x 13.5 in.

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Deborah Colton Gallery

B5

2445 North Boulevard, Houston, TX 77098 (713) 869-5151 www.deborahcoltongallery.com | www.outpostnycdcg.com deborah@deborahcoltongallery.com Deborah M. Colton, Director; April Sandone, Associate Director Deborah Colton Gallery is an innovative showcase of strong historical and visionary contemporary artists worldwide who work in the mediums of painting, works on paper, sculpture, video, photography, performance, conceptual feature media and public space installations. In addition to representing the gallery’s stable of artists, Deborah Colton Gallery provides consultative services both nationally and internationally to individuals, corporations and institutions, helping them to acquire specific works through a comprehensive program of collecting.

Exhibiting: Suzanne Anker, Lowell Boyers, Rania Daniel, Roberto Del Rio, Oleg Dou, Gao Brothers, Molly Gochman, Harif Guzman, Khaled Hafez, Dorothy Hood, Paul Horn, Daniel Kayne, Sharon Kopriva, Bert L. Long, Jr., Yang Jin Long, Jean-Daniel Lorieux, Jonas Mekas, Angelbert Metoyer, Suzanne Paul, Susan Plum, Ivan Plush, Mahmoud Obaidi, Ferhat Ozgur, Frank Rodick, Jay Rusovich, Soody Sharifi, Ushio & Noriko Shinohara, Olga Tobreluts

Dorothy Hood, Tixo’s Void, 1975, oil on canvas, 70 x 60 in.

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Evan Lurie Gallery

A1

30 West Main Street, Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 844-8400 www.evanluriegallery.com | info@evanluriegallery.com Evan Lurie, Gallery Director; Amy Guess, Associate Director; Johnny Brammer, Creative Solutions; Chuck Bryson, Sales; Kole Grove, Photographer 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 man and group shows bringing an ever-changing energy of sophistication to the Indianapolis area.

Exhibiting: Alex Cao, Alberto Cavallieri, Peter Drake, Ted Gall, Gian Garofalo, Michael Gorman, Justin Lyons, Jorge Marin, Nelson de la Nuez, Jeff Robb, Jorge Santos, Michael Suchta, Alexi Torres, Nick Veasey, Marek Zyga

Nick Veasey, Rat Pack, 2016, C-type x-ray photographic print, 47 x 59 in.

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Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery

A5

96 Bedford Street, Stamford, CT 06901 (888) 861-6791 www.flalvarezgallery.com | info@flalvarezgallery.com Fernando Luis Alvarez, Owner/Director; Rebecca Hansen, Communications Director; Michelle Colbert, Gallery Manager; Diana Valencia, Gallery Assistant The Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery opened in December 2009 in Stamford, CT. Since then, it has revolutionized the landscape of contemporary art in the state. Young and innovative, the gallery builds artists’ careers from the doors in and community from the doors out.

Recently, it became the official sponsor of conceptual artist Joseph Kosuth’s exhibition at the Louvre. In partnership with the Tate and Frieze Art Fair, it led the transition of their acquisition fund from Outset International, until Ari Emanuel of WME took over in March 2016. Also in 2016, the gallery launched a new non-profit, Clementina Arts Foundation, to build on its mission. The gallery acquires and represents prominent estate collections, most recently acquiring the estate of Valerie Furth, Holocost survivor turned important collector, painter and author. Her collection includes artists such as Richard Diebenkorn, Sean Scully, Robert Longo, Frank Stella, Louise Fishman, Helen Frankenthaler and many others.

Exhibiting: John J. Bedoya, Joe Boginski, Arturo Di Modica, Damla Tokcan Faro, James Gortner, Shelby Head, Nathan Lewis, Jena Thomas, Rex Prescott Walden

Nathan Lewis, I Burn Today, 2011, oil on canvas, 39 x 29 in.

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B13

Galeria Moro Apartado Postal #10088, Maracaibo, Zulia, 04002, Venezuela (+58) 41-4362-4134 www.galeriamoro.com.ve | galeriamoro@hotmail.com Rodrigo Rosquete Leonardi, Director; Juan Vasquez, Assistant

Galeria Moro opened its doors in 1994 to offer art lovers and collectors of contemporary art, a more innovative and updated view of the artistic events in Venezuela and Latin America.

From its early beginnings, Galeria Moro has contributed in creating awareness and promoting art through different shops and meetings. Moreover, has participated as curator in several exhibitions. For the past years, Galeria Moro has held many exhibitions, some of which were carried out jointly with Museums and Institutions such as Museo de Arte Contemporaneo del Zulia , Centro de Bellas Artes de Maracaibo, Centro HistĂłrico y Cultural de Altagracia and Centro de Arte Lia Bermudez, Velada de Santa Lucia.Nowadays, Galeria Moro still holds its Contemporary approach offering the best of Latin American Contemporary Art. Exhibiting: Pablo CuĂŠllar, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Adonay Duque, Enrique Lobo, Jesus Soto, Vasarely, Carlos Zerpa

Carlos Zerpa, Felix the Cat Bag!!!!!!!, 2015, acrylic on canvas, 57 x 57 in.

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Gallery Kitai

B10

1-9-16 Showamachi, Kita-ku, Tokyo, 114-0011, Japan (+81) 3-5692-6552 www.kitaikikaku.co.jp | info@kitaikikaku.co.jp Yasuo Kitai, Director; Megumi Murakoshi, Assistant Director Gallery Kitai was founded in 1998 in Tokyo, Japan, and is dealing Japanese contemporary Sumi (Japanese ink) art as “Sumi_ism� mainly and also other Japanese contemporary arts.

Exhibiting: Kunio Abe, Michiyoshi Deguchi, Mizuho Koyama, Sanmu Kunisada, Miwako Nagaoka, Fumie Onuki, Uro Shinomiya, Reiko Tsunashima

Michiyoshi Deguchi, Inner Drawing #150919, 2015, acrylic, cotton cloth, photo, Plexiglas, 27.6 x 27.6 x 5.1 in.

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B11

Kips Gallery 106 Spring Street, #4N, New York, NY 10012 (646) 284-5008 www.kipsgallery.com | kips@kipsgallery.com Ken Kim, Director

Kips Gallery was founded by Ken Kim in 2004 in Chelsea, New York. The gallery has an international reputation as one of the foremost galleries specializing in contemporary art.

Exhibiting: John Baran, Haessle, Chong-Ok Lee Matthews, Takashi Murakami

Chong-Ok Lee Matthews, Menerbes Landscapes Series, 2011, mixed media on paper

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koelsch gallery

B3

801 Richmond Avenue, Houston, TX 77009 (713) 862-5744 www.koelschgallery.com | franny@koelschgallery.com Franny Koelsch Jeffries, Owner/Director; Vanessa Estrada, Website/PR Consultant koelsch gallery is pleased to participate in the houston art fair again this year. We have been involved with the fair each year since inception and are happy with the changes and the evolution that has occurred. Founded in 1994, koelsch gallery focuses on education, crossing boundaries, presenting quality work and encouraging the viewer to experience and live with art. The Gallery represents over 20 artists – trained and untrained, emerging and established, local, national and international, all of whom consistently challenge borders with innovative techniques and materials. The art is presented in an environment which is conducive to helping the viewer get to know the artist, their inspirations and their voice. koelsch gallery offers one to one collaboration, including home or office consultation. We offer assistance in finding artwork that complements the lifestyle, personality and dÊcor that you envision.

Exhibiting: Donna Rosenthal. Please contact gallery for complete artist list.

Donna Rosenthal, He Said, She Said, vintage romance novels, gel medium, text, metal, 14 x 24 in.

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Palette Contemporary Art and Craft

A6

7400 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505) 855-7777 www.palettecontemporary.com | art@palette.comcastbiz.net Kurt Nelson; Ariana Mancino; Meg Nelson Palette displays contemporary art and mid-century modern items. International art glass, paintings, limited edition prints, and jewelry comprise the majority of our contemporary offerings. Vintage glass, ceramic, and wooden sculpture as well as clocks, restored vacuum tube radios, and watches make up our mid-century lineup. =In Houston, we are pleased to display contemporary art glass by Peter Botos (Hungary, optical glass), Paul Harrie (USA, blown glass), Yukako Kojima (Japan, laminated and polished sheet glass), Zsuzsanna Korodi (Hungary, lenticular glass), Pavel Trnka (Czech Republic, the “Master Grinder� and glass polisher). Landscape paintings by Eyvind Earle and Paul Blomkamp adorn our walls, as do limited edition prints created by Claes Oldenburg and Wayne Thiebaud.

Exhibiting: Paul Blomkamp, Peter Botos, Eyvind Earle, Paul Harrie, Yukako Kojima, Zsuzsanna Korodi, Pavel Trnka, Frantisek Vizner

Frantisek Vizner, Yellow Bowl, 2006, opaque cut and polished glass, 11.81 inches in diameter.

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projects+gallery

B7

4733 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108 (314) 696-8678 www.projects-gallery.com | info@projects-gallery.com Susan Barrett, Owner; Bridget Melloy, Senior Director; Dorte Bjerregaard, Director of Art Fairs and Special Projects Located in Saint Louis’ Central West End, projects+gallery is a commercial art space designed to feature contemporary exhibitions and artists that blur the boundaries of traditionally understood artistic disciplines and practices. In conjunction with Barrett Barrera Projects, a consulting company founded by Susan Barrett in 2014 and specializing in arts, culture and contemporary fashion, projects+gallery features regional, national and international artists working in a variety of mediums.

Exhibiting: Fanatic & Young, Charlie Le Mindu, Stephane Margolis, Hideki Seo, Bill Smith

Hideki Seo, Night Blooming Cerus, 2015, fabric, zippers, batting

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B4

Redbud Gallery 303 East 11th Street, Houston, TX 77008 (713) 854-4246 www.redbudgallery.com | gakopriva@aol.com Lynet McDonald, Administration; Brad Moody, Sales; Randall Mossman, Sales

A 17 year old fine arts venue specializing in contemporary art and master works on paper and a major selection of German expressionists.

Exhibiting: Micheal Collins, Pedro Friedeberg, Philip Guston, Hannah Hoch, Jaspar Johns, Sharon Kopriva, Norman Lindsay, Jesus Moroles, James Surls, Dorothea Tanning, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec

James Surls, 5-7 Double Spur, 2016, basswood, bronze, and stainless steel, 24 x 35.5 x 24 in.

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A7

REN Gallery 743 South Santee Alley, Unit B, Los Angeles, CA 90014 (213) 293-4877 www.rengallery.com | renee@rengallery.com

Renee Warren, Owner; David Martin, Sales Associate; Nicole Beauzile, Gallery Assistant; Britt Germann, Gallery Assistant REN Gallery is a leading contemporary fine arts gallery exhibiting pop, urban and geometric abstract art. The gallery represents artists that seek to move art forward by embracing concepts that are thought provoking, emotionally stirring, and visually stimulating; who are utilizing new methods and old to create museum quality art. REN Gallery exhibits assets that are accessible to the novice collector and to the expert, to build quality collections for our clientele while also focused on fostering the careers of LA-based emerging and mid-career artists.

Exhibiting: Knowledge Bennett

Knowledge Bennett, Andy Warhol Cojones, 2016, mixed media acrylic and silkscreen on canvas, 84 x 48 in.

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A4

TAI Modern 1601 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 984-1387 www.taimodern.com | gallery@taimodern.com Margo Thoma, Owner/Director; Jaquelin Loyd, Co-Director; Ann Atkinson, Sales Associate

TAI Modern is a fine arts gallery dedicated to exhibiting contemporary art in a variety of media, with a particular focus on Japanese bamboo art and baskets.

Exhibiting: Fujinuma Noboru, Fujitsuka Shosei, Honda Syoryu, Honma Hideaki, Kawano Shoko, Lance Letscher, Monden Kogyoku, Morigami Jin, Nagakura Kenichi, Jason Salavon, Monique van Genderen, Yamaguchi Ryuun, Yufu Shohaku

Monden Kogyoku, In the Woods, 2009, Madake bamboo and wood, 14.5 x 13 x 11 in.

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Tansey Contemporary

A3

652 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 995-8513 www.tanseycontemporary.com | jen@tanseycontemporary.com Jen Tansey, Gallery Owner/Director; Mike Tansey, Gallery Owner/ Director; Steve Dinse, Operations Manager; George Brugnone, Sales Associate; Paige Diem, Program Coordinator Tansey Contemporary exhibits unique, high-quality works across a variety of media including contemporary glass, ceramics, fiber, sculpture and mixed media. Our program is focused at the intersection between fine craft, contemporary art, and design. From a curatorial perspective, we place equal emphasis on the “how” and the “why” - taking into consideration both process and context. While purpose and meaning is fundamental to the value of art to humanity, quality in execution, we believe, is fundamental to the value of craft within the world of the visual arts. For this reason we exclusively exhibit works by artists who display a level of mastery in their chosen medium.

Exhibiting: Gino Miles, Lino Tagliapietra

Lino Tagliapietra, Dinosaur, 2016, glass, 54.5 x 13.25 x 7.25 in.

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Whitespace Collection

A10

2805 North Australian Avenue, West Palm Beach, FL 33407 (561) 842-4131 www.whitespacecollection.com | whitespace@mordes.net Elayne Mordes; Lily Pelage, Assistant; Sloane Hemmer, Associate Whitespace is a private contemporary art gallery exhibition space located in West Palm Beach. The Mordes’ have been collecting Contemporary Art for over 30 years. One of the strengths of the collection is the consistency of vision that it exhibits and has also been characterized by its enthusiasm and focus. Whitespace has approximately 8000 square feet of exhibition space which has partial permanent programming and a changing project space entitled “Whitebox”, which has curated exhibitions which meet a high level of competency, vision and creativity. We consider it an honor to establish a growing audience of Contemporary Art “Lovers”!! The mission of Whitespace is to expand and introduce the viewer to current trends in contemporary art by creating international exhibitions by major mid-career contemporary artists using various mediums. Whitespace has a museum shop – WhitePackage, which features unique pieces designed by various design personalities.

Exhibiting: Attombri, Annemieke Broenink, Materia Designs, Petra Meiren, Monies, Nicoletta Salsedine, Sara Visman

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