Houston Fine Art Fair 2011 Show Catalog by Hamptons Expo Group

September 16-18, 2011 George R. Brown Convention Center

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Franรงois Boucher, Lady Fastening Her Garter (also known as La Toilette) (detail) , 1742, oil on canvas, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid.

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Welcome to the first major international Houston Fine Art Fair. The fair was created to acknowledge the city’s reputation as a vibrant cultural center, with a thriving visual art scene, world-class museums, top arts organizations and a knowledgeable and sophisticated group of arts supporters. The idea for the fair began with a conversation with the remarkable Peter Marzio, the late director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, as he expressed his desire that Houston have its own international fine art fair. As the fair began to take shape, he astutely recommended Victoria and Marshal Lightman as local allies. We are very pleased that so many of Houston’s leading museums, civic and cultural institutions, galleries and host committee members joined with us early on, and have been generously supportive throughout. Please explore the fantastic booths created by the 80 participating galleries, who came to Houston from 13 countries, each showing a range of important artwork from contemporary and modern masters, emerging and mid-career artists, and today’s hottest art stars. There are special exhibitions, installations, and performances, as well as an informative and entertaining lecture program exploring the latest trends and topics in contemporary art, and geared to both novice and experienced collectors. The fair is proud to announce the first annual Lifetime Achievement Award to internationally renowned painter Donald Sultan, who will be here to meet attendees, and to participate in the lecture program on Saturday morning. We believe that HFAF is an important addition to fine art fair calendar. On behalf of Fran Kaufman, Show Director and the entire staff, we invite you to explore, enjoy and help us to make this annual event an amazing art experience. Sincerely,

Rick Friedman Rick Friedman President, Hamptons Expo Group

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Table of Contents Programs and Special Events......................... 4 Booth Directory............................................. 6 Show Floor.................................................... 7 Acknowledgements...................................... 8 Alejandra Von Hartz Gallery.......................... 9 Amstel Gallery............................................ 10 Anya Tish Gallery......................................... 11 Arevalo Gallery............................................ 12 Art Nouveau Gallery.................................... 13 Arte Consultores.......................................... 14 Aureus Contemporary................................. 15 Babcock Galleries........................................ 16 Barbara Davis Gallery.................................. 17 Bentley Gallery, Inc..................................... 18 BIRNAM WOOD / GALLERIES........................ 19 C. Grimaldis Gallery..................................... 20 Cernuda Arte............................................... 22 Colton & Farb Gallery.................................. 24 Caldwell Snyder Gallery .............................. 21 DARKE gallery............................................. 25 David Lusk Gallery....................................... 26 David Richard Contemporary....................... 27 Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts......................... 28 Document-Art Gallery................................. 29 Dot Fiftyone Gallery.................................... 30 Douglas Dawson......................................... 31 Duane Reed Gallery..................................... 32 Eckert Fine Art ............................................ 33 Frey Norris Contemporary & Modern........... 34 Galeria Moro............................................... 35 Galleri Urbane............................................. 36 Gallery Sonja Roesch .................................. 37 GEBERT CONTEMPORARY............................. 38 Ginocchio Gallery........................................ 39 Hamamjian Modern.................................... 40 Hardcore Art Contemporary Space.............. 42 Haunch of Venison...................................... 41 Hiram Butler Gallery................................... 44 Hollis Taggert Galleries................................ 45 Jerald Melberg Gallery................................ 46 Jonathan Ferrara Gallery ............................ 47 Julie Nester Gallery..................................... 48 2

June Kelly Gallery........................................ 49 koelsch gallery............................................ 50 La Casona Gallery........................................ 51 LewAllen Galleries...................................... 52 Louis Stern Fine Arts................................... 53 Luis Perez Galeria........................................ 54 Margaret Thatcher Projects......................... 55 masART Galeria........................................... 56 McClain Gallery........................................... 57 McCormick Gallery/Vallarino Fine Art.......... 58 Meredith Long & Company.......................... 59 Mironova Gallery......................................... 60 Moody Gallery ............................................ 62 Museum Works Galleries............................. 63 Now Contemporary Art............................... 64 Oscar Cruz Gallery....................................... 65 Pan American Art Projects........................... 66 Pavel Zoubok Gallery................................... 67 Peter Fetterman Gallery.............................. 68 Pictura Gallery............................................ 69 Richard Levy Gallery.................................... 70 Riva Yares Gallery ....................................... 71 Ruiz-Healy Art, Inc...................................... 72 Salar Galeria de Arte................................... 73 Sammer Gallery.......................................... 74 Sarah Bain Gallery....................................... 75 Schroeder Romero & Shredder.................... 75 Schuebbe Projects....................................... 77 Servando Gallery......................................... 78 Sicardi Gallery............................................. 79 Sundaram Tagore Gallery............................ 80 TAI Gallery................................................... 81 ULAE........................................................... 82 Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden ......83 Vertu Fine Art.............................................. 84 Vincent Vallarino Fine Art............................ 85 Westwood Gallery ...................................... 86 William Shearburn Gallery.......................... 87 Woolff gallery............................................. 88 yam gallery................................................. 89 Yvonamor Palix Gallery............................... 90 Zane Bennett Contemporary Art................. 91

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Friday, September 16 11am-7pm Saturday, September 17 11am-7pm Sunday, September 18 11am-6pm

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Programs and Special Events Thursday, September 15, 6-9pm Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Mingle with art world luminaries and be among the first to acquire important works presented by prominent galleries from across the US, Latin America and Europe. All ticket proceeds benefit the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Glassell School of Art Core Program. 7pm Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation. Join in the festivities to ACHIEVEMENT honor internationally acclaimed artist Donald Sultan. Known for pushing the boundaries of painting, over three decades Mr. Sultan has combined simplified imagery and complex techniques to reinvent the still life. His art has been the subject of solo exhibitions at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, the LA County Museum of Art and MOMA in NYC, and is in the permanent collections of 50 institutions including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, and the Tate Gallery in London. Meredith Long & Co. booth #400.

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Designed to provide entertaining and indepth insights into hot art world topics. Daily panel discussions, lectures, films and interviews feature leading experts from around the country including curators, critics, collectors and artists. One-hour sessions are created for all arts enthusiasts, from the novice to the most knowledgeable collector. The following events will be held in the theater, and are free and open to all fair attendees.

Friday, September 16 Fair Hours 11am to 7pm

3pm - Rising International Importance of Latin American Art Join our panel of experts to discuss the growing importance of Latin American art within the contemporary art world. Learn why such historic movements as Geometric Abstraction continue to influence a young generation of artists.

5pm - Full Circle: Before They Were Famous KIWI Arts Group presents a short documentary based on William John Kennedy’s newly published and never-beforeseen photographs of Andy Warhol and Robert Indiana. After the screening, view the photographs at Colton & Farb Gallery, booth #600. (Program will be repeated Sunday at 3:30pm.)

William John Kennedy, Colton & Farb Gallery

1pm - A Conversation with Donald Lipski A discussion between internationally known artist Donald Lipski and Stephen Rosenberg, private dealer, consultant, appraiser and educator. Lipski’s works are in the permanent collections of many major museums including the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Among his most notable exhibitions was a one-person exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Sponsored by Morton Kuehnert Auctioneers.

Programs and Special Events Saturday, September 17 Fair hours: 11am to 7pm 11:30 am - Meet the Sultans A fascinating discussion with artist Donald Sultan and museum director Terrie Sultan on the siblings’ career paths. 1pm - Art: What’s the Value? Melissa Grobmyer of MKG Art Management, Alison de Lima Greene, Curator Contemporary Art and Special Projects, MFAH, Judy Nyquist, collector and others explore the emotional, psychological, social and economic value of art. 3pm - The Changing Nature of Private Museums Joseph Helfenstein, Director of the Menil Collection and Dorothy Kosinski, Director of The Phillips Collection in Washington, DC, discuss the changing nature of private museums.

Sunday, September 18 Fair hours: 11am to 6pm 12pm - Book Signing Meet the artist as she signs copies of her new book, Marylyn Dintenfass Parallel Park, devoted to the author’s most recent site-specific installation – one of the largest in the United States in the last ten years. Presented in the Art Café, by Babcock Galleries. 12:30pm – Book Signing Iconic dealer Riva Yares will sign copies of her newly published memoir, Sleeping with Dogs. 1pm - Collecting Art: A Roundtable Discussion Art world experts, including noted art market writer Brook Mason, participate in a conversation geared to both novice and veteran collectors. 3:30pm - Special Screening KIWI Arts Group presents Full Circle: Before They Were Famous. See Friday at 5pm for details.

The Glassell School of Art Core Artists’ and Critics’ Residency Program is renowned as one of this country’s most respected artist residencies. In a special exhibition the eight current Fellows will be joined by four new Fellows, whose works have yet to be seen in Houston. Works will be for sale, with all proceeds doing to the individual artists. Booth #603.

Glassell School

With record-breaking sales this year at the Latin American auctions and Houston’s significant role in this arena, a broad spectrum of galleries from Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, Argentina, Bolivia, Venezuela and the US will feature works from classic to contemporary to cutting edge. Please note: All events subject to change. Check website for updates. HOUSTON 2011 | 5

Gallery Directory Gallery

Booth #

Alejandra Von Hartz Gallery............................ 314 Amstel Gallery................................................ 212 Anya Tish Gallery............................................. 401 Arevalo Gallery................................................ 305 Art Nouveau Gallery........................................ 201 Arte Consultores.............................................. 100 Aureus Contemporary..................................... 311 Babcock Galleries............................................ 303 Barbara Davis Gallery...................................... 302 Bentley Gallery, Inc......................................... 110 BIRNAM WOOD / GALLERIES............................ 402 C. Grimaldis Gallery......................................... 218 Cernuda Arte................................................... 200 Colton & Farb Gallery...................................... 600 Caldwell Snyder Gallery .................................. 509 DARKE gallery................................................. 606 David Lusk Gallery........................................... 512 David Richard Contemporary........................... 220 Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts............................. 403 Document-Art Gallery..................................... 102 Dot Fiftyone Gallery........................................ 211 Douglas Dawson............................................. 518 Duane Reed Gallery......................................... 108 Eckert Fine Art ................................................ 505 Frey Norris Contemporary & Modern............... 416 Galeria Moro................................................... 420 Galleri Urbane................................................. 409 Gallery Sam .................................................... 213 Gallery Sonja Roesch ...................................... 203 GEBERT CONTEMPORARY................................. 109 Ginocchio Gallery............................................ 216 Hamamjian Modern........................................ 224 Hardcore Art Contemporary Space...........424/602 Haunch of Venison.......................................... 300 Hiram Butler Gallery....................................... 306 Hollis Taggert Galleries.................................... 410 Jerald Melberg Gallery.............................104/208 Jonathan Ferrara Gallery ................................ 607 Julie Nester Gallery......................................... 322 June Kelly Gallery............................................ 503 koelsch gallery................................................ 605 La Casona Gallery............................................ 415 LewAllen Galleries.......................................... 106 Louis Stern Fine Arts....................................... 508 Luis Perez Galeria............................................ 113 Margaret Thatcher Projects......................412/307 masART Galeria............................................... 604 McClain Gallery............................................... 310 McCormick Gallery.......................................... 510 6

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Booth #

Meredith Long & Company.............................. 400 Mironova Gallery............................................. 115 Moody Gallery ................................................ 501 Museum Works Galleries................................. 320 Now Contemporary Art................................... 207 Oscar Cruz Gallery........................................... 418 Pan American Art Projects............................... 210 Pavel Zoubok Gallery....................................... 408 Peter Fetterman Gallery.................................. 404 Pictura Gallery................................................ 114 Riva Yares Gallery ........................................... 511 Richard Levy Gallery........................................ 117 Ruiz-Healy Art, Inc.......................................... 214 Salar Galeria de Arte....................................... 422 Sammer Gallery.............................................. 502 Sarah Bain Gallery........................................... 105 Schroeder Romero & Shredder........................ 318 Schuebbe Projects........................................... 312 Servando Gallery............................................. 413 Sicardi Gallery................................................. 205 Sundaram Tagore Gallery................................ 516 TAI Gallery....................................................... 202 ULAE............................................................... 304 Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden ....... 313 Vertu Fine Art.................................................. 204 Vincent Vallarino Fine Art................................ 510 Westwood Gallery .......................................... 520 William Shearburn Gallery.............................. 500 Woolff gallery................................................. 417 yam gallery..................................................... 601 Yvonamor Palix Gallery................................... 215 Zane Bennett Contemporary Art..................... 103 MFAH Glassell School of Art Core Program Exhibition................................. 603

Cultural Partners Artpace............................................................P-9 Blaffer Art Museum..........................................P-6 Buffalo Bayou Partnershp..............................P-23 DiverseWorks...................................................P-3 FotoFest...........................................................P-4 Houston Arts Alliance.......................................P-8 The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston...................P-1 The Orange Show for Visionary Art...................P-2 Project Row Houses..........................................P-7 Station Museum of Contemporary Art............P-21

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art ltd.............................................................P-13 ArtNexus........................................................P-12 ARTPULSE Magazine......................................P-20 Arte al DĂa......................................................P-22 Epoch Times...................................................P-15 The New York Times.......................................P-19 Origins Magazine...........................................P-17 American Art Collector...................................P-18 Art+Culture...................................................P-14

Collectrium....................................................P-24 Heritage Auctions............................................P-1 MKG Art Management...................................P-10 Morton Kuehnert Auctioneers..........................P-5

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Acknowledgements We would like to express our deep gratitude to our host committee and the many individuals and organizations who have so generously supported the first Houston Fine Art Fair Honorable Annise Parker, Mayor

Eleanor & Dan Gilbane

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

William Goldberg

Lester and Dr. Penelope Marks Kelie Mayfield

Houston Arts Alliance

Adriana Gonzalez

Robert McClain

Dancie Ware Public Relations

Alison de Lima Greene

Peter McStravick

Catherine Anspon

Melissa Kepke Grobmyer

Shayna and Marc Melcher

Cameron Armstrong

Jonathon Grus

Carol Neuberger

Beverly & John Berry

Melanie Lawson and John Guess, Jr.

Heather Pray

Celia Birbragher

Judy Nyquist

Leslie & Jack Blanton

Joe Havel

Amy Purvis

Minnette Boesel

Josef Helfenstein

Mari Carmen Ramirez

Brad & Leslie Bucher

Janet Hobby

Stephen Rosenberg

Hiram Butler

Franny Koelsch

Daucie and Marc Shindler

Jereann Chaney

Gus Kopriva

Maria Ines Sicardi

Phyllis Childress

Karol Kreymer & Bob Card

Frank Staats

Linda Darke

Alton LaDay

Cynthia Toles

Barbara Davis

Matthew Lennon

Anne Tucker

Luis & Gemma DeSantos

Victoria & Marshal Lightman

Shelley & Andy Weathers

Martha Long

Lea Weingarten

Barbara & Michael Gamson

Dorothy Kosinski

And each of the Houston galleries and institutions for their overwhelming support, and to all of the exhibitors who believed in Houston. We would like to single out a few people without whom this fair would not be the same. Marshal and Victoria Lightman have gone above and beyond in every way from the beginning, helping us to make this fair possible. A special thank you also to Marta Fredericks, Jonathon Grus,Melissa Grobmyer, Janet Hobby, Alton LaDay, Judy Nyquist and Cynthia Toles for their counsel and support throughout.

Staff: Rick Friedman, President and Founder, Hamptons Expo Group

Rich Ferrante, Sales Manager Marilyn Lew, Business Operations Director

Debra Scott, Catalog Editor, Audience Development Noah Carter, Technology Director

Fran Kaufman, Show Director

Karyn Mannix, Sponsorship Sales

Adam D. Smith, Design Director

Ilana Vardy, Associate Producer

Ann Chwatsky, Business Operations

Emmelie Kopp, Show Assistant

Operations: Space Design + Production, Eric Romano, Sarah Haselwood â&#x20AC;˘ www.space-productions.com Public Relations: Dancie Ware Public Relations (DPWPR) Marta Fredericks, Laura Jones, Kim Stinebaker, Raana Arjomand www.dpwpr.com 8

Alejandra von Hartz Gallery 2630 NW 2nd. Avenue, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-438-0220 Fax 305-573-9249 www.alejandravonhartz.net info@alejandravonhartz.net

#314

Alejandra von Hartz, Owner/Director; Juan von Hartz, Assistant Director Founded in 2002, Alejandra von Hartz Gallery’s mission is to exhibit, promote and sell contemporary art by emerging and established artists with an emphasis on Latin American art, Geometric Abstraction, Minimalism and Conceptual Art. Our goal is to represent the similarities and differences that co-exist in the diverse continent that is Latin America and its relationship, and mutual exchange with globalized contemporary art. We also want to be a catalyst and platform for Latin American art on the international level. The gallery has participated in art fairs worldwide and works by gallery artists have been acquired by leading collections and institutions. Artists Represented Soledad Arias, Magdalena Atria, Fabián Burgos, Eugenia Calvo, Marta Chilindron, Matthew Deleget, Lucio Dorr, Danilo Dueñas, Jaime Gili, Silvana Lacarra, Artur Lescher, Tomas Maldonado, Leo Matiz, Henrique Oliveira, Karina Peisajovich, Martín Pelenur, Teresa Pereda, David E. Peterson, Pablo Siquier, Ana Tiscornia, Horacio Zabala

Artur Lescher, Lagoas, 2006, Granite, 44 x 26 inches each. Edition of 5

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Amstel Gallery Stadhouderskade 155, Amsterdam, 1074 BC The Netherlands Tel +31 628 567 830 Fax +31 206 917 918 www.amstelgallery.com info@amstelgallery.com

#212

Petra Leene, Owner; Karin Smit, Gallery Manager; Ronald Engelsman, Logistic Manager Amstel gallery is an international, contemporary gallery focusing on photography. We represent young emerging photographers as well as established painters and sculptors from the USA, UK, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Belgium. Artists Represented Andy Moses, Carole A Feuerman, Alex&Felix, Mel Bagshaw, David Kretschmer, Agniet Snoep, Ruud de Wild, Koen Vanmechelen, Patricia Steur, Paco Raphael, Daniel Maltzman, Jean Wells

Alex & Felix, Queen Mini Mouse, 2009, photo in diasec, 53 x 53 inches

Anya Tish Gallery

#401

4411 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, TX 77006 Tel 713-524-2299 Fax 832-244-0868 www.anyatishgallery.com â&#x20AC;˘ anya@anyatishgallery.com Anya Tish, Owner/Director

Established in 1966 in Houston, Anya Tish Gallery is dedicated to the promotion of international emerging and mid-career artists. By representing artists from diverse cultural traditions, the gallery provides a conduit for artists who address pertinent social and environmental issues. The gallery exhibits works in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, photography and video, emphasizing a strong correlation between concept and materials. Artists Represented Adela Andea, HJ Bott, William Cannings, Shannon Cannings, Pawel Dutkiewicz, Lalla Essaydi, Begona Egurbide, Simeen Farhat, Orna Feinstein, Katja Loher, Neva Mikulicz, Charlotte Smith, Maxim Wakultschik

Adela Andea, Lumina Curba (detail), 2010, Cold Cathode lights, LED lights, computer fans, Plexiglas, 75 x 27 x 12 inches

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Arevalo Gallery 151 NE, 40th St., Suite 200, Design District Miami, FL 33137 Tel 305-860-3311 Fax 305-400-0720 www.arevalogallery.com â&#x20AC;˘ info@arevalogallery.com

#305

Francisco Arevalo, Director; Maytte Sepulveda, Assistant; Daniel Sepulveda, Assistant Arevalo gallery has been established both for the promotion of 20th Century Latin American and International Art, and also of a greater understanding of the relationships between modern art movements and their influence on contemporary art. Artists Represented Joseph Albers, Mira Schendel, Carlos Cruz Diez, Raul Lozza, Amilcar de Castro, Sergio Camargo, Antonio Asis, Guillermo Kuitka, Vassily Kandinski, Max Bill, Lolo Soldevilla, Sandu Darie, Juan Mele, Lygia Clark, Martha Boto, Jose Pedro Costigliolo, Augusto Torres, Carmelo Arden Quin, Ubi Bava, Leon Ferrari, Frank Malina, Gregorio Vardanega

Joseph Albers, Michoacan, 1959, Oil on masonite, 29.92 x 29.92 inches

Art Nouveau Gallery 348 NW 29 th Street, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-573-4661 Fax 305-573-4662 artnouveaugallery.net artnouveaugallery@yahoo.com Calle 73 con Ave 3H, Edificio San Francisco de Paola Maracaibo, Zulia, Venezuela Tel 58261-7932780 Fax 58261-7934075

#201

Georgina Chumaceiro, Director; Elizabeth Hazim, Director For more than 20 years, Art Nouveau has captured the hearts of collectors who appreciate and enjoy art. Since its creation, the gallery has undertaken the challenge of showcasing the most interesting proposals in the international scene, and has done so with sensitivity and courage. It has become a reference for experts in Latin American art. Artists Represented Carlos Cruz Diez, Rafael Barrios, Jonidel Mendoza, Lorena Morales, Antonio Asis, Jesus Rafael Soto, Carlos Medina, Hector Ramirez.

Carlos Cruz Diez, Inducci贸n Circular Antonella 2, 2011, 90 x 90 cm

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Arte Consultores-Beatriz Esguerra

#100

Cra. 16 No. 86A-31, Bogotá, Colombia Tel (+571) 530-0339/616-3863 Fax (+571) 530-0339 www.arteconsultores.com • be@arteconsultores.com Beatriz Esguerra, Owner/Director; Tatiana Leon, Assistant; Zoila Luz Torregroza, Assistant Founded in 2000 in Bogotá, Columbia, Arte Consultores-Beatriz Esguerra promotes Colombian contemporary art and offers professional consulting services to collectors and the general public. We select our artists rigorously based upon the quality of their work, training and professionalism. We provide consultation and services in commercializing art, curating exhibits and collections and organizing events and appraisals. We promote our artists through private didactic viewings to our clients and monthly exhibits open to the public. With an academic training in art history and 25 years experience in the field, Beatriz Esguerra has overseen numerous private and corporate exhibits and projects involving important companies and private collectors. Artists Represented Carlos Alarcón, Gerardo Caro, Jorge Cavelier, Pilar Copete, Juan Guillermo Escobar, Sair García, Ana González, Pepe González, Max-Steven Grossman, Kamel Ilian, Angela Jiménez, Daniela Mejia, Santiago Montoya, Carlos Nariño, Maria Navas, Cristina Ochoa, Leonardo Pineda, Ismael Rivera, Cesar Romero, Pedro Ruiz, Ana Maria Sanz, Antonio Tamayo, Santiago UribeHolguín, Carol Young

Sair García, Manifestations Series, 2011, Oil on canvas, 80 x 80 cm

AUREUS Contemporary 2717A Commodore Perry Hwy Providence, RI 2879 Tel 401-368-6138 Fax 401-783-6632 www.aureus-contemporary.com info@aureus-contemporary.com Birsigstrasse 127, Basel, Switzerland

#311

Kevin Havelton, Director AUREUS Contemporary specializes in contemporary emerging artists. Artists Represented Sara Carter, Karim Hamid, Hiroyuki Hamada, Yi-Hsin Tzeng, Chad Wys, Jeremy Dean, Pauline Galiana, William P Immer

Sara Carter, Heat 6, 2011, Acrylic on canvas/board, 24 x 24 inches

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Babcock Galleries 724 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10019 Tel 212-767-1852 Fax 212-767-1857 www.babcockgalleries.com info@babcockgalleries.com

#303

John Driscoll, Owner; Lyle Gray Dawson, Director Established 1852, the gallery represents American Art of all periods, specializing in American Modernism and a select program of contemporary masters. Artists Represented Abe Ajay, Bruno Andrade, Will Barnet, Harriet Bart, Ross Bleckner, Margaret Bowland, Charles Burchfield, Chuck Close, John Steuart Curry, Stuart Davis, Edwin Dickinson, Marylyn Dintenfass, Arthur Dove, John Graham, Rainer Gross, Alan Gussow, Marsden Hartley, Wolf Kahn, Franz Kline, Walt Kuhn, Edgar Levy, Seymour Lipton, Alvin Loving, Edward Manigault, John Marin, Alfred Maurer, Winold Reiss, Larry Rivers, Lyman Sayen, Charles Sheeler, William Sommer, Edward Steichen, Joseph Stella, Alfred Stieglitz, Andy Warhol, Ambrose Webster, Max Weber, Varda Yatom

Margaret Bowland, Another Thorny Crown 6, 2011, Pastel and charcoal on paper mounted on canvas, 72 x 52 inches

Barbara Davis Gallery

#302

4411 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, TX 77006 Tel 713-520-9200 Fax 713-520-8409 www.barbaradavisgallery.com â&#x20AC;˘ joann@barbaradavisgallery.com Barbara Davis, Owner; JoAnn Park, Director

For more than 25 years Barbara Davis Gallery has brought groundbreaking contemporary art to Houston. Driven by her intuitive sensibilities and perennially fresh vision, Barbara Davis has championed a generation of significant contemporary artists. She has launched the careers of international artists such as Julie Mehretu, Shahziah Sikander and Danish painter Mie Olise, having given Mehretu her first gallery exhibition and Olise her first US exhibition. The gallery was one of the first in Texas included in the prestigious Art Basel Miami Beach art fair and its exhibitions have been reviewed in ArtForum, Art in America, Art News, Flash Art International and the New York Times. Artists Represented Andrea Bianconi, Annette Schroter, Anthony Thompson Shumate, Danny Rolph, Donald Lipski, Daniel McFarlane, Gavin Perry, Jane Fine, Joe Mancuso, Li Wei, Mie Olise, Paul Fleming, Robert Kelly, Yehudit Sasportas, Jay Shinn. Artists Exhibited John Baldessari, Louise Bourgeois, Chuck Close, Joseph Cornell, Jenny Holtzer, Zhang Huan, Robert Longo, Julie Mehretu, Robert Rauschenberg, Ed Ruscha, Shahzia Sikander, Kiki Smith.

Mie Olise, Blue Shadow House, 2011, Acrylic and polymer on canvas, 160 x 180 cm

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Bentley Gallery 4161 North Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Tel 480-946-6060 Fax 480-941-0078 www.bentleygallery.com • info@bentleygallery.com

#110

Bentley Calverley, Director; Adam Rosepink, Director of Sales; John Reyes, Director-Secondary Market Since 1984 Bentley Gallery has introduced its clients to the works of established and emerging contemporary artists in a variety of media. The gallery’s knowledgeable staff prides itself on its consistent ability to assist in the selection and acquisition of work for both public and private collections. As part of our full service approach, we have developed a reputation as a reliable resource for secondary market work, whether a client is acquiring or de-accessioning significant pieces. We have been privileged to present special exhibitions of such favorites as Frankenthaler, Gottlieb, Close, Dine, and Haring in Scottsdale, and major installations of Bartlett, Steir and Caro in our 18,000 square foot space in downtown Phoenix. Artists Represented Charles Arnoldi, Daniel Brice, Woods Davy, Judith Foosaner, Jenny Holzer, Jun Kaneko, Anish Kapoor, Robert Kelly, Ricardo Mazal, John Sonsini, Devorah Sperber, Pat Steir, Jeremy Thomas, Bernar Venet

Charles Arnoldi, Spin Drif, 2010, Acrylic on canvas, 67w x 58d x 1.75 inches

BIRNAM WOOD GALLERIES 48 Park Place, East Hampton, NY 11937 Tel 631-324-6010 Fax 631-324-6016 www.birnamwoodart.com info@birnamwoodart.com

#402

Patrick Dawson, Managing Partner; Anne Hargrave Birnam Wood Galleries shows the work of significant artists of the American Modernist period, the post-war era, and a select group of contemporary painters. The gallery is open year-round in East Hampton village, and we also show by appointment in New York. Artists Represented Milton Avery, Charles Burchfield, Elaine De Kooning, Wolf Kahn, Robert Dash, Sam Francis, Melville Price, Jules Olitski, Walter Plate, Fred Mitchell, Susan Grossman, Harold Shapinsky, Chloe Lamb

Sam Francis, Untitled, 1980, Monotype on handmade paper, 30-1/4 x 24-3/4 inches

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C. Grimaldis Gallery 523 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 Tel 410-539-1080 Fax 410-539-2229 www.cgrimaldisgallery.com info@cgrimaldisgallery.com

#218

Constantine Grimaldis, Director/Owner; MacKenzie Peck, Manager The C. Grimaldis Gallery has continuously operated in Baltimore since 1977. It has established itself as Baltimoreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s oldest contemporary art gallery, and an important venue in the region. The gallery specializes in post WWII American and European art with an emphasis on contemporary sculpture. Artists Represented Chul-Hyun Ahn, Lorna Bieber, Anthony Caro, Madeleine Dietz, Joel Fisher, Grace Hartigan (estate), Jon Isherwood, Dimitra Lazaridou, Eugene Leake (estate), Sungmi Lee, Beverly McIver, Raoul Middleman, Leland Rice, John Ruppert, Annette Sauermann, Sofia Silva, John van Alstine, Costas Varotsos, John Waters, Lu Zhang

Chul-Hyun Ahn, Well, 2011, Mirror, lights, concrete, glass, 17 x 38 inches

Caldwell Snyder Gallery 341 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 Tel 415-392-2299 Fax 415-392-4609 www.caldwellsnyder.com susan@caldwellsnyder.com 1328 Main Street, St. Helena, CA Tel 707-200-5050

#509

Susan Snyder, Owner; Christina Maybaum, Sales Director; Andi Saltzman, Gallery Represenative Caldwell Snyder Gallery specializes in 21st century American, Latin and European paintings, drawings, sculpture, and limited-edition prints, including major American post-war and emerging contemporary artists. Artists Represented Melissa Chandon, Brad Howe, Greg Miller, Doug Owen, Regina Saura, Doug Schneider, Igor & Marina, James Wolanin, Ilya Zomb

Doug Owen, Woven, Found Metal, 68 x 88 x 22 inches

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Cernuda Arte 3155 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, FL 33134 Tel 305-461-1050 Fax 305-461-1063 www.cernudaarte.com cernudaarte@msn.com Ramón Cernuda, Director; Nercys Cernuda, Vice-Director; Sergio Cernuda, Senior Art Consultant Cernuda Arte was founded in the year 2000, and since the beginning has been located at the gallery owned building in Coral Gables, FL. The gallery specializes in the complete spectrum of Cuban art encompassing works from the early 19th Century through the Present, with an emphasis on the Modernists of the Twentieth Century and Contemporary artists. The objective of our gallery is to promote the arts through dynamic exhibitions, cultural events, publications, lectures, involvement in museum shows, and participation at art fairs. Artists Represented Wifredo Lam, Amelia Peláez, Mario Carreño, René Portocarrero, Carlos Enríquez, Mariano Rodríguez, Víctor Manuel García, Cundo Bermúdez, Fidelio Ponce de León, José Mijares, Agustín Cárdenas, Gina Pellón, Tomás Sánchez, Flora Fong, Miguel Florido, Vicente Hernández, Sandro De la Rosa, Joel Besmar, Ramón Vázquez, Irina Elén González, Giosvany Echevarría, Li Domínguez Fong, David Rodríguez, Dayron González and others.

Vicente Hernández, A Song to Life, 2011, Mixed media on canvas, 39-1/4 x 51-1/4 inches

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Wifredo Lam, Standing Woman, ca. 1944, gouache on paper laid down on canvas, 41 x 33-1/2 inches

Ram贸n V谩zquez, Fantastic Landscape, Number One, 2011, Oil on canvas, 39-1/2 x 31-1/2 inches

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Colton & Farb Gallery

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2445 North Boulevard, Houston, TX 77098 Tel 713-869-5151 Fax 713-869-9592 www.coltonfarbgallery.com www.deborahcoltongallery.com info@coltonfarbgallery.com

Deborah M. Colton, Managing Director; Carolyn Farb, Creative Director; Laura Bailey, Assistant Director In 2004 Deborah Colton founded the Deborah Colton Gallery, an international contemporary fine arts gallery. In 2009, she was joined by art collector and philanthropist Carolyn Farb and Colton & Farb Gallery was born. Despite its growing focus on Texas, the gallery continues to present museum level national and international contemporary art. Under the duo’s artistic direction, the gallery represents a cutting-edge collection of today’s Texan, national and international emerging and established artists and also provides appraisals, curatorial and collection management and acquisition advice to both individuals and institutions worldwide. The gallery has hosted and organized many art-related fundraisers and benefits for nonprofits over the years, and has exhibited or hosted exhibitions in such far flung places as Qatar, Mexico, Thailand, China, Japan, Abu Dhabi and Spain. Artists Represented Lowell Boyers, John Chamberlain, Roberto De Rio, Rania Daniel, Mary Beth Edelson, Molly Gochman, Paul Horn, Robert Indiana, Yang Jin Long, William John Kennedy, Terence La Noue, Jean-Daniel Lorieux, Jonas Mekas, Angelbert Metoyer, Jay Rusovich, Javier de Villota, Ultra Violet

Robert Indiana (b. 1928), HOPE, 2011, Red-blue painted aluminum, 18 x 18 x 9 inches, Edition of 9

DARKE | gallery 320 Detering St., Houston, TX 77007 Tel 713-542-3802 www.darkegallery.com darkegallery@aol.com

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Linda Darke, Owner/Director DARKE | gallery focuses on emerging and mid-career artists with Texas ties. Artists Represented Wendy Wagner, Matthew Bourbon, Catherine Colangelo, Kathryn Kelley, Richard Martinez, Marcelyn McNeil, Kia Neill, Beau Comeaux, Joshua Reames, Amber Thomas, Heather Bause and Hillerbrand+Magsamen.

Wendy Wagner, Disco Forest, Archival limited edition print based on animation still from â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Eternity of a Secondâ&#x20AC;?, 2010, 17 x 22 inches

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David Lusk Gallery 4540 Poplar, Memphis, TN 38117 Tel 901-767-3800 Fax 901-767-3828 davidluskgallery.com gallery@davidluskgallery.com

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David Lusk, Owner; Brittney Shedden; Robert Hollingsworth, Gallery Staff Located in Memphis, a nexus of musical innovations, cotton, barbecue and big rolling waters, David Lusk Gallery maintains a commitment to emerging artists hailing from the Southeastern US and well beyond, plus a focus on internationally recognized Southern artists. Artists Represented William Christenberry, Maysey Craddock, William Eggleston, Kathleen Holder, Leslie Holt, Greely Myatt, Rana Rochat, Tad Lauritzen Wright

William Eggleston, Debbiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hand, Batiste House, Eveâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bayou, 1996, Dye transfer print, 16 x 20 inches

David Richard Contemporary 130 Lincoln Avenue, Suite D, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel 505-983-9555 Fax 505-983-1284 www.DavidRichardContemporary.com D@DavidRichardContemporary.com

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David Eichholtz, Director / Manager; Richard Barger, Director / Manager; Thérèse O’Gorman, Director of Sales David Richard Contemporary is located in downtown Santa Fe north of the historic plaza and specializes in non-referential abstract art, featuring both historic and contemporary geometric, hard edged, Op, Pop, color field, minimal and gestural abstraction in a variety of media. The gallery represents many established mid to late-career artists who were part of important art historical movements and tendencies that occurred during the 1960s through the 1980s. The gallery also represents estates, secondary market works, and several emerging artists. Artists Represented Jerrold Burchman, Lisa Cahill, Judy Chicago, Peter Chinni, Michael Cook, Jay Davis, Laura de Santillana, Merion Estes, Beverly Fishman, Luke Gray, Jean-Marie Haessle, Marvin Harden, Maxwell Hendler, Charles Hinman, Tom Holland, Ward Jackson, Jack Jefferson, Otis Jones, Matsumi Kanemitsu, Marcia Lyons, Beatrice Mandelman, Matthew Penkala, Peter Plagens, Roland Reiss, Louis Ribak, Richard Roth, George Rush, Julian Stanczak, Charles Strong, Robert Swain, Jack Zajac, Eric Zammitt, Toots Zynsky

Julian Stanczak, Assemble, 1973-74, Acrylic on canvas, 50 x 40 inches

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Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts 2043 North Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-576-1804 Fax 305-576-1805 www.dlfinearts.com info@dlfinearts.com

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Diana Lowenstein, Director; Juliana Mieth, Assistant Director; Laurie Escobar, Assistant Director Based in Miami’s Wynwood Art District, Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts has more than 20 years of specialized experience presenting contemporary art in the US and across the globe. Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts runs a yearlong exhibition program in Miami and participates in the world’s most exclusive art fairs, presenting the works of its stable of international artists. Artists Represented Jose Bechara, Colectivo MR, Daniel Gonzalez, Clemencia Labin, Roberto Matta, Alejandra Padilla, Cecilia Paredes, Luis Paredes, Graciela Sacco, Xawery Wolski

Graciela Sacco, Esperando los Barbaros- Serie Tension Admisible, 2011, video installation on wood, dimensions vary

Document-Art Gallery Loyola 32, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1414 Argentina Tel 54 9 11 53 44 15 17 Fax 54 11 45 84 20 33 www.document-art.com mauro@document-art.com

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Mauro Alvarez, Manager; Ricardo Ocampo Feris, Director Founded in Buenos Aires in 2009, Document-Art Gallery is highly committed to researching and identifying both art works and art-related documents, essential to understanding geometrical and conceptual movements in 20th century Latin America. It is also the first gallery in Buenos Aires dedicated to preserving and exhibiting “art-related documentation.” Exhibitions in 2010 included such avant-garde Latin American movements as El Techo de la Ballena, Mail Art and Arte MADI. Artists Represented Juan Burgos, Clemente Padin, Haroldo Gonzalez, Teresa Vila, Ivald Granato, Julio Chaile, Raul Lozza

Haroldo Gonzalez, Corazón, 1970, Enamel on board, 90 x 95 centimeters

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Dot Fiftyone Gallery 51 NW 36 Street, Wynwood Arts District Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-573-9994 Fax 305-573-9994 x 450 www.dotfiftyone.com • isaac@dotfiftyone.com

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Isaac Perelman, Co-Director; Alfredo Guzman, Co-Director Miami-based Dot Fiftyone Gallery focuses on contemporary emerging art. Founded in 2003 by Alfredo Guzman and Isaac Perelman, both from Argentina, the gallery aims to be a production laboratory for conceptual and contemporary art as much as an exhibition space. Dot Fiftyone’s objective is to create a conduit between the artists and the community (both local and global) by generating a flexible and mobile structure accessible to all. The directors select primarily emerging international artists whose work retains lasting impact. Though the gallery established its reputation as a leader in contemporary Latin American art, today the gallery strives to erase the gap between geographically diverse cultures, as the directors believe these boundaries do not exist in the artists’ intentions. Workshops, educational television, lectures, events, and philanthropy, have all been part of the Dot program. Artists Represented Omar Barquet, Hernán Cedola, Liliane Eberle, Gonzalo Fuenmayor, Mauro Giaconi, Leslie Gabaldon, Jose Luis Landet, Leonel Matheu, Raquel Schwartz, Natalie Silva, Yanina Szalkowicz

Mauro Giaconi, Palimpesto, 2010, Graphite, erase rubber on paper, 83 x 106 inches

Douglas Dawson Gallery 400 North Morgan Street, Chicago, IL 60642 Tel 1-312-226-7975 Fax 312-226-7974 www.douglasdawson.com info@douglasdawson.com

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Douglas Dawson, Director; Wallace Bowling, Director Douglas Dawson Gallery exhibits non-Western ancient and historic art from Africa, Asia and the Americas including textiles, ceramics and sculpture. Artists Represented Non-Western ancient & historic art.

Teotihuacan, Mexico, Incensario, 400 - 700 A.D., Earthenware, 14 x 12 x 7-/2 inches

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Duane Reed Gallery 4729 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108 Tel 314-361-4100 Fax 314-361-4102 duanereedgallery.com info@duanereedgallery.com

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Duane Reed, Owner/Director Established in 1994, the Duane Reed Gallery focuses on the exhibition of contemporary painting, photography and sculpture. Â The gallery maintains an active schedule that includes approximately 16 onsite exhibitions a year as well as participation in art fairs in New York, Chicago, Palm Beach and Miami. Artists Represented Michael Eastman, Jed Jackson, Jun Kaneko, Michael Lucero, Bonnie Seeman

Michael Eastman, Grid, Milan, 2010, Digital C-print, Variable sizes

Eckert Fine Art 34 Main Street, Millerton, NY 12546 Tel 518-592-1330 Fax 518-592-1331 www.eckertfineart.com • rcook@eckertfineart.com

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Jane Eckert, President; Rhonda Cook, Gallery Manager; Eric Forstmann, Artist In 1996, Jane Eckert opened a gallery in Naples, Florida featuring the finest of modern and contemporary art. Important shows were mounted on Robert Rauschenberg Beamer Paintings and the BMW Art Car, Christo and Jeanne-Claude “Gates” and “Over the River” and Pierre-August Renoir, “Art and Archives”. In June, 2008, Jane moved Eckert Fine Art to Kent, Connecticut and has now relocated to a historic building in downtown Millerton, exhibiting the paintings of Eric Forstmann, the sculpture of Boaz Vaadia and Michael Kalish along with 19th through 21st century “American Masters” in the art world, such as Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, Jim Dine, Alexander Calder, Andy Warhol and Andrew Wyeth. Artists Represented Robert Rauschenberg, Eric Forstmann, Michael Kalish, Boaz Vaadia, Steven Gagnon, Frank Stella, Andy Warhol

Robert Rauschenberg, 1925-2008, American, Prime Pump, B.A.T., Ed./17, 1993, Screenprint on paper and lexan, 63-1/2 x 44 inches

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Frey Norris Contemporary & Modern

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161 Jessie Street, San Francisco, CA 94105 Tel 415-346-7812 Fax 415-346-7877 www.freynorris.com • info@freynorris.com Raman Frey, Director; Wendi Norris, Director Frey Norris has become one of San Francisco¹s most internationally renowned destinations for experiencing contemporary and modern art. The gallery presents an eclectic program of exhibitions, publishes catalogs and books, hosts art-oriented charitable and community events, and houses a growing library and archive in its 5,100 square foot Genslerdesigned space near SFMOMA. Since 2002, its exhibitions and artists have been reviewed and featured in the New York Times, Art Forum, International Herald Tribune, The Economist, Art in America, and ARTnews to name a few. Frey Norris has placed works in and leant works to museums and important collections around the world including SFMOMA, the Museum of Art and Design in New York, Palazzo Reale in Milan, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes in Argentina, Museo de Monterey and Museum of Modern Art in Mexico. Artists Represented Rina Banerjee, Lionel Bawden, Susannah Bettag, Zhong Biao, Victor Brauner, Leonora Carrington, Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy, Paul Delvaux, Andrea Dezsö, Óscar Domínguez, Kate Eric, Max Ernst, Leonor Fini, Gunther Gerszo, Sherin Guirguis, Joshua Hagler, Dana Harel, Mary Anne Kluth, Wifredo Lam, André Masson, Tomokazu Matsuyama, Keegan McHargue, Julio Cesar Morales, Ranu Mukherjee, Surendran Nair, Shinji Ohmaki, Wolfgang Paalen, Laurel Roth, Shen Shaomin, Yves Tanguy, Dorothea Tanning, Remedios Varo

Leonora Carrington, Untitled, 1962, Oil and gouache on board, 11-1/2 x 21-1/2 inches

Galeria Moro PO Box #10088 Maracaibo, 4002 Venezuela Tel +58-414-3624134 www.galeriamoro.com galeriamoro@hotmail.com

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Rodrigo Rosquete Leonardi, Director Galeria Moro opened its doors in 1994 to offer art lovers and collectors of contemporary art an innovative and updated view of the artistic events in Venezuela and Latin America. From its beginning, Galeria Moro has contributed to creating awareness and promoting art through numerous shops and talks. Â Moreover, it has curated many exhibitions. Artists Represented Vicente Antonorsi, Eduardo Azuaje, Carlos Zerpa, Francisco Bugallo, Adonay Duque, Enrique Lobo, Gisela Romero, J.J Moros, Alberto Asprino, Eduardo Molina, Carlos Eduardo Araujo, Alvaro Paz

Francisco Bugallo, La Gran Odalisca Segun Ingres, 2010, Oil on canvas, 48 x 67 inches

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Galleri Urbane 2277 Monitor St., Dallas, TX, 75206 106 E. San Antonio St., Marfa, TX 79843 Tel 432-386-0590 www.galleriurbane.com

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Ree Willaford, Owner/ Director Galleri Urbane, established in 1999, is a leader in the presentation and promotion of contemporary art in both Marfa and Dallas. The gallery presents the work of emerging and mid-career artists working in the US and whose work includes visually and intellectually stimulating painting, sculpture, photography and conceptual art. The gallery is internationally recognized as an outstanding contemporary fine art gallery staging dynamic exhibitions. Artists Represented Guggenheim fellow Michael Berman, Misako Inaoko, Pollack Krasner recipient Kate Carr, Rice graduate/MacDowell Colony fellow Gail Peter Borden, Russell Buchanan, Marfa/Dallas artist Jason Willaford and Andrea Zuill

Misako Inaoko, Horned tripleg, 2011, Mixed media / motion and sound, 17 x 17 x 6 inches

Gallery Sonja Roesch 2309 Caroline Street, Houston, TX 77004 Tel 713-659-5424 www.gallerysonjaroesch.com artinfo@gallerysonjaroesch.com

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Sonja Roesch, Director GALLERY SONJA ROESCH focuses on contemporary reductive and concept-based art. This art deals with color, light, and the experimentation of alternative materials, creating a break or space in the visual norm. Its outcome is independent of popular styles, based on basic aesthetics, and emanates timelessness. Sonja Roesch founded the Gallery in 1991 in Germany. In 1996, she relocated to Houston where she continues to pursue her vision with a program of international artists working with painting, drawing and sculpture. Artists Represented At the Fine Art Fair: Raimund Girke. Also represented in the Gallery: Susanne Ackermann, Soledad Arias, Dieter Balzer, Aldo Chaparro, John Clement, Matthew Deleget, Madeleine Dietz, John Henry, Gilbert Hsiao, Perla Krauze, Jonathan Leach, Jac Leirner, Rossana Martinez, Josef Adam Moser, Ruth Pastine, Dirk Rathke, Jan van der Ploeg, Mario Reis, Regine Schumann, David Simpson, Hills Snyder, Tilman, Alma Tischler, Myke Venable

Raimund Girke, Die Kraft der Vertikalen, 1997, Oil on canvas 79 x 87 inches (200 x 220 cm)

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Gebert Contemporary

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558 Canyon Road and 544 S. Guadalupe Street Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel 505-992-1100 Fax 505-989-1991 www.gebertcontemporary.com â&#x20AC;˘ jegan@gebertcontemporary.com 7160 Main Street, Scottsdale, AZ Tel 480-429-0711 Fax 480-429-0713

Jane E. Egan, Director - Santa Fe; William Lykins, Director - Scottsdale; Sandro Gebert, Director - Venice Gebert Contemporary specializes in abstract painting, sculpture, photography, design, and video by established and emerging artists from around the world. Artists Represented Jennifer Bartlett, Francisco Castro LeĂąero, Dirk De Bruycker, Michael Eastman, Fung Ming Chip, Bernd Haussmann, Jun Kaneko, Bim Koehler, Il Lee, Xavier Mascaro, Marcia Myers, John Randall Nelson, Jim Oliveira, Tasha Ostrander, Manolo Valdes

Bim Koehler, KE-180.07, 2011, Pigment, lacquer, linen, and wood with steel frame, 71 x 57 x 2-3/4 inches

Ginocchio Gallery

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Arquímedes 175, Polanco, Mexico D.F., Mexico City, 11570 Tel (5255) 5254-8813 Fax (5255) 5255-5690 www.ginocchiogaleria.com • info@ginocchiogaleria.com

Alfredo Ginocchio, Director; Paola Contreras, Assistant Director In 1988 Alfredo Ginocchio founded Praxis Mexico, and changed its name to Ginocchio Gallery 20 years later. The gallery’s main objective is the international promotion of Mexican and Latin American artists. For more than 23 years the gallery has participated in important international art fairs in the US, Europe and Latin America. Ginocchio Gallery has prepared more than 130 solo and group exhibitions and has also participated in the formation of art collections and collaborated with major museums in Mexico and Latin America. The gallery has represented established artists including Santiago Carbonell, Roberto Cortázar, Roger Mantegani and Bruno Widmann. Dedicated to Neofiguration, modern and contemporary art, the gallery encourages a new generation of young emerging artists such as Ofill Echevarría, Claudio Gallina, Xevi Vilaro, Demian Flores, Armando de la Garza, Carlos Oviedo, Cesar Rangel, Hugo Lugo, Dany Vega, Luis Selem, and Selma Guisande. Artists Represented Santiago Carbonell, Roberto Cortázar, Bruno Widmann, Claudio Gallina, Susan Schmidt, Claire Becker, Hugo Lugo, Ofill Echevarría, Xevi Vilaró, Luis Selem, Cesar Rangel, Víctor Rodríguez, Beto de Volder, Demian Flores, Dany Vega, Selma Guisande, Andy Warhol, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Reinaldo Díaz Zesati, Francisco Salas, Anna María Maiolino, Vanessa Ramos.

Hugo Lugo, Boceto para alargar la espera, 2011, Oil and acrylic on canvas, 180 x 135 cm

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Hamamjian Modern 152 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA 94117 Tel 415-290-5220 Fax 415-431-4343 www.hamamjianmodern.com seb@hamamjianmodern.com

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Seb Hamamjian, Owner/Director; Jeannie Denholm, Associate Hamamjian Modern is committed to art+design representing artists and designers from the Bay Area and beyond at private settings in San Francisco and Santa Cruz. The gallery approach to art is contemporary and considerate to the environment in which itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s presented. Multiple exhibitions are mounted each year in concert with significant art fairs. Artists Represented Garry Knox Bennett, Christopher Benson, Lawrence Fodor, Paul Gibson, Doug Glovaski, Jylian Gustlin, Kathryn Kain, Gustavo Ramos Rivera, Harry Siter, Gordon Smedt, Stan Welsh

Gustavo Ramos Rivera, Tatuage de sombras, 2011, Oil on canvas, 60 x 60 inches

Haunch of Venison

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550 West 21st Street, New York, NY 10011 Tel 212-259-0000 Fax 212-259-0001 www.haunchofvenison.com â&#x20AC;˘ newyork@haunchofvenison.com 6 Haunch of Venison Yard, London, W1K 5ES Tel +44 207 495 5050 london@haunchofvenison.com Robert Goff, Director; Spring Dautel, Associate Director

Contemporary art gallery Haunch of Venison supports and presents the work of some of todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading artists, presenting a broad and critically acclaimed program of exhibitions to a large public through international exhibition spaces in London and New York. Named after the London courtyard in which the original gallery space was opened, Haunch of Venison was founded in 2002. Artists Represented Key international artists the gallery works with include Ahmed Alsoudani, Enrico Castellani, Keith Coventry, Leon Ferrari, Adrian Ghenie, Isca Greenfield-Sanders, Thomas Heatherwick, Jitish Kallat, Richard Long, Patricia Piccinini, Peter Saul, Joana Vasconcelos, Tom Wesselmann, Simon Patterson, Jesus Rafael Soto and Uwe Wittwer.

Joana Vasconcelos, Ozzy, 2011, acrylic painted faience, cotton bobbin lace, 25-5/8 x 21-1/4 x 24-1/8 inches(65 x 54 x 61 cm) (HV35253)

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Hardcore Art Contemporary Space

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72 NE 25th Street, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-576-1645 Fax 305-576-1646 www.hardcoreartmiami.com • hardcoreartcontemporary@gmail.com Andreina Fuentes, Director Hardcore Art Contemporary Space opened its doors in late 2005. The gallery took its name from the exhibition Hardcore: Art Towards a New Activism curated by Jerome Sans, curator and former director of Palais de Tokio (2003). The gallery presents the work of local and international artists who use innovative and provocative mediums to raise questions about our post-contemporary society. The gallery focuses on projects that touch on such current universal subject matters as genetics, ecological issues, gender, identity, urban/pop culture and global mainstream. The gallery participates and supports art fairs in cities across the world. Artists Represented Milton Becerra, Andrés Michelena, Amparo Sard, Anne Brunet, Benito Laren, Gabriel Morawetz, Gladys Triana, Irene Pressner, Jonathan Rockford, Julie L. Friel, Lujan Castellani, Mariela Leal, Natasha Duwin, Nela Ochoa, Robert Zuckerman, Xavier Cortada, Manuela Covini

Milton Becerra, Análisis de un proceso en el tiempo, 1976, Urban Intervention, 27-1/2 x 35-1/8 inches

Hardcore Art Contemporary Space

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72 NE 25th Street, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-576-1645 Fax 305-576-1646 www.hardcoreartmiami.com • hardcoreartcontemporary@gmail.com Andreina Fuentes, Director CRITICAL STRATEGIES FROM POST-UTOPIAN CUBAN ART (CUBA/UNITED STATES) Curated by Adriana Herrera Defying the label that makes art “Made in Havana” privileged, this exhibition curated by Adriana Herrera shows how a group of Cuban artists – pioneers of contemporary art on the island (Consuelo Castañeda and Rubén Torres Llorca) or crucial contributors to it (Glexis Novoa and later Ernesto Oroza), came to settle in Miami. Once here, far from becoming frozen in their innovative and critical view, they have developed several production strategies in a time that refers, not only to post-utopia in Cuba, but in the world at large. For her part, Gladys Triana, member of a previous generation, reflects on the investment of utopia from exile, in a pictorial piece where the violence of being uprooted is made subtle, even becoming part of a game.

Rubén Torres Llorca, En este país maravilloso/Kings and Queens will cut your head, 2011, Mixed media, 43 x 75 x 13 inches

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Hiram Butler Gallery 4520 Blossom St., Houston, TX 77007 Tel 713-863-7097 Fax 713-863-7098 www.hirambutler.com â&#x20AC;˘ info@hirambutlergallery.com

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Joshua Pazda, Director Established in 1984, Hiram Butler Gallery mounts two exhibitions per month in its purpose built 3000 sf gallery, featuring lighting designed by artist James Turrell. The Gallery is located close to downtown Houston in the Magnolia Grove neighborhood in a lush garden, which provides natural exhibition space for sculpture. Hiram Butler Gallery is a member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) and the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA). The gallery been instrumental in the creation of a number of James Turrell site specific commissions, including The Wilson Tunnel at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and skypsaces at the Live Oak Friends Meeting House, Houston, The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, AR, Rice University, Houston, The University of Texas, Austin, The Ringling Museum, Sarasota, FL, and the Chestnut Hill Friends Meeting, Philadelphia, PA among others. Artists Represented Jennifer Bartlett, Tony Feher, Vernon Fisher, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Dana Harper, Joseph Havel, Will Henry, Hana Hillerova, Terrell James, Jasper Johns, Kyung-Lim Lee, Sherrie Levine, Matt Magee, Michael Petry, Robert Rauschenberg, Richard Serra, Kiki Smith, Brooke Stroud, Shane Tolbert, Lynne Woods-Turner, James Turrell, Richard Tuttle, Robert Wilson, Terry Winters

Joseph Havel

Hollis Taggart Galleries 958 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10021 Tel 212-628-4000 Fax 212-570-5786 hollistaggart.com • info@hollistaggart.com

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Hollis Taggart, Owner; Vivian Bullaudy, Director; Debra Pesci, Associate Director; Martin Friedrichs, Assistant Director Hollis Taggart Galleries specializes in quality 19th and 20th century American art. Artists Represented Arthur B. Carles, Alexander Calder, Sam Francis, Michael Goldberg, Adolph Gottlieb, Joan Mitchell, Richard Pousette-Dart, Theodoros Stamos, Marjorie Strider, Robert Motherwell, Andy Warhol, Idelle Weber

Robert Motherwell (1915-1991), Dublin Collage, 1975, Acrylic and collage on canvas mounted on Masonite, 72 x 36 inches, Initialed and dated upper left: “RM 75” Titled and dated verso: “’DUBLIN COLLAGE’ 1975”

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Jerald Melberg Gallery 625 South Sharon Amity Road, Charlotte, NC 28211 Tel 704-365-3000 Fax 704-365-3016 www.jeraldmelberg.com gallery@jeraldmelberg.com

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Jerald Melberg, Owner/Director Jerald Melberg Gallery prides itself on enjoying a fine reputation based on years of honesty and integrity among our colleagues and collectors. We provide the professionalism, proper knowledge and expertise needed to place quality works of art in any public, private or corporate collection. The nationally and internationally acclaimed artists represented by Jerald Melberg Gallery are chosen with extreme care as we seek to exhibit works of art that have a particular visual poetry, a spiritual quality and an inner integrity that transcend the every day, regardless of being abstract, representational or realist. Artists Represented Charles Basham, Romare Bearden, Ernesto Berra, Christopher Clamp, Raul Diaz, Susan Grossman, Hans Hofmann, Wolf Kahn, Ida Kohlmeyer, Robert Kushner, Thomas McNickle, Robert Motherwell, Paul Resika, Manuel Reyna, James Rosati, Brian Rutenberg, Harold Shapinsky, Esteban Vicente

Wolf Kahn, Down to My Studio, 2011, Oil on canvas, 52 x 52 inches

Jonathan Ferrara Gallery 400a Julia Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 Tel 504-522-5471 Fax 253-399-1649 jonathanferraragallery.com info@jonathanferraragallery.com

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Jonathan Ferrara, Owner; Jean Burgess, Director Jonathan Ferrara Galley is a commercial gallery with a public conscience. Artist, activist, and entrepreneur Jonathan Ferrara opened the gallery in 1998 to give emerging artists a voice. Since its inception, the gallery has focused on cutting-edge works by local, national and international artists with a sense of purpose, mission and message. The gallery is known for its stimulating and provocative exhibitions in a wide variety of mediums including painting, sculpture, mixed media and installation. As a curator, producer and promoter, Ferrara has been featured in the New York Times, Time, Art in America, ARTPAPERS, ART News, Associated Press, ELLE, NPR, Good Morning America and countless other local, national and international publications. Artists Represented Brian Borello, David Buckingham, Sandy Chism, Michael Combs, Anita Cooke, Matthew Cox, Angel Delgado, Skylar Fein, Justin Forbes, Generic Art Solutions (G.A.S.), Stephen Hoskins, Krista Jurisich, Marcus Kenney, Adam Mysock, Gina Phillips, Dan Rule, Daisuke Shintani, Dan Tague, Sidonie Villere, Paul Villinski

Dan Tague, Don’t Tread on Me, 2011, Archival inkjet print on rag paper, 46 x 48 inches, Edition of 5

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Julie Nester Gallery

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1280 Iron Horse Dr., Park City, UT 84060 Tel 435-649-7855 Fax 435-649-4893 www.julienestergallery.com julienester@comcast.net Julie Nester, Owner; Doug Nester, Owner

The Julie Nester Gallery specializes in contemporary art and represents a number of emerging, mid career and established artists from around the United States. Our art encompasses a diversity of styles including figurative, abstract and landscape. The gallery offers an exceptional selection of original paintings, mixed media prints, photography and sculpture. Julie Nester is from San Francisco and has brought a contemporary, urban aesthetic to the resort town of Park City. Artists Represented Tor Archer, Philip Buller, Jeff Cohen, Stephen Foss, Erik Gonzales, Chris Gwaltney, Daniel Ochoa

Daniel Ochoa, Venda Self Portrait, Oil on canvas, 52 x 42 inches

June Kelly 166 Mercer Street, New York, NY 10012 Tel 212-226-1660 Fax 212-226-2433 junekellygallery.com junekellygallery@earthlink.net

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June Kelly, Director The June Kelly Gallery was founded in 1986 in the historic SoHo district of New York City. Â The gallery specializes in contemporary paintings, drawings, sculpture and photography and represents work by a diverse group of emerging, mid-career and established artists, many of whom have achieved international recognition and acclaim. Artists Represented Mark Alsterlind, Elise Asher,Karin Batten, Stan Brodsky, Moe Brooker, Elizabeth Catlett, Colin Chase, Carmen Cicero, Joyce Melander-Dayton, Claudia DeMonte, Andrew Eccles, Alex Harsley, LeRoy Henderson, Marianne Hopf, Su-Li Hung, Frances Hynes, Tonya Ingersol, William H. Johnson, Victor Kord, Su Kwak, Hughie Lee-Smith, Sandra Lerner, Norman Lewis, James Little, Lisa Mackie,Charles Martin,Claire Moore, Sana Musasama, Sky Pape, John Pinderhughes, Sarah Plimpton, Larry Potter, Debra Priestly, Robert Reid, Edwin Ruda, Ming Smith, Path Soong, Hanibal Srouji, Posoon Park Sung, Julio Valdes, Kay Walking Stick, Alma Woodsey Thomas, Ron Walton, Rebecca Welz, Philemona Williamson, Nola Zirin

James Little, The Legacy of Thieves and Pundits, 2009, Oil and wax on canvas, 72-1/2 x 94 inches

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koelsch gallery 703 Yale St., Houston, TX 77009 Tel 713-862-5744 Fax 713-862-5744 koelschgallery.com franny@koelschgallery.com

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franny koelsch, director / owner Founded in 1994, koelsch gallery focuses on education, crossing boundaries, presenting quality and encouraging the viewer to experience and live with art. The gallery represents a wide range of artists: trained and untrained, emerging and established.Â All of them consistently challenge borders with innovative techniques and materials. Art is presented for the viewer to get to know the artist, learn their inspiration and experience their voice.Â Artists Represented Large hanging sculpture by japanese descent, texas based artist kana harada. the sculptures are made from foam sheets which harada cuts out with scissors and assembles into the finished work of art. go to koelschgallery.com

kana harada, foojin - the god of the winds, 2011, foam sheets, 66 x 32 x 30 inches

La Casona Art Gallery Muralla No. 107 esq. San Ignacio. Habana Vieja, La Habana, 10100, Cuba Tel 537-8618544 Fax 537-8618745 www.galeriascubanas.com acasona@cubarte.cult.cu

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La Casona Gallery was created in 1999 in the most historic part of Old Havana. The gallery focuses on conceptual and experimental Cuban contemporary art including different generations of Cuban artists, especially from the 80s, 90s and 2000s. We exhibit diverse techniques such as paintings, drawings, photography, installations, sculptures and video. Artists Represented José A. Toirac, Ernesto Javier Fernández, Santiago R. Olazábal, José Manuel Fors, Luis Gómez, Jorge López Pardo, Rocío García, René Peña, Eduardo Hernández, Aimeé García, Duvier del Dago, Analía Amaya, Ricardo Elías, Douglas Argüelles, José Emilio Fuentes

José Ángel Toirac, Central Park, Pilgrimage Series, 2007-2008, Acrylic and gold leaf on wood, Photography, 20 x 30 inches

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LewAllen Galleries

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Railyard - 1613 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel 505-988-3250 Fax 505-988-3255 www.lewallengalleries.com â&#x20AC;˘ info@lewallengalleries.com Downtown - 125 West Palace Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel 505-988-8997 Fax 505-989-8702

Robert R. Gardner, Director/Owner; Kenneth R. Marvel, CEO/Owner; Larry Brown, Sales Director Representing internationally known and emerging artists as well as selected secondary market work, LewAllen Galleries shows some of the finest examples of painting, sculpture, prints, ceramics, and glass. The gallery also deals in Modernist and early 20th century works. LewAllen exhibits at each of two museum-like spaces in Santa Fe, in the historic downtown area and in its newly-constructed building in the Railyard Arts District, as well as at its satellite branch at the Encantado Resort in Tesuque, NM. Artists Represented Milton Avery, Bill Barrett, Michael Roque Collins, John Fincher, Ronnie Landfield, Emily Mason, Charles Miner, Forrest Moses, Steve Smulka, and Joan Snyder

Forrest Moses, A Wood Pond, 2009, Oil on Canvas, 72 x 50 inches

Louis Stern Fine Arts

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9002 Melrose Avenue, West Hollywood, CA 90069 Tel 310-276-0147 Fax 310-276-7740 www.louissternfinearts.com • info@louissternfinearts.com Louis Stern, President/Owner; Marie Chambers, Director

The gallery’s exhibitions have provided a groundbreaking reinvestigation of important mid-20th century West Coast abstract painters. Hard-Edge painters Lorser Feitelson, Karl Benjamin and Helen Lundeberg have each been featured in extensive retrospective exhibitions. Local legend Frederick Wight has also been presented in retrospective. All these artists will be prominently featured in The Getty Museum’s Fall 2011 exhibition Pacific Standard Time: Art in LA 1945 – 1980. In addition to the exhibition program, Louis Stern Fine Arts has had a long and successful involvement in the secondary market, with a special concentration in Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, Modern and Latin American art. Most recently, contemporary artists Knopp Ferro, Cecilia Miguez, Richard Wilson, Mark Leonard and Elizabeth Patterson have been featured in exhibition. Artists Represented Karl Benjamin, Lorser Feitelson (estate), June Harwood, James Jarvaise, Roger Kuntz (estate), Mark Leonard, Helen Lundeberg (estate), Cecilia Z. Miguez, Leonard Nimoy, Elizabeth Patterson, Alfredo Ramos Martinez (estate), Frederick Wight (estate), Richard Wilson.

Helen Lundeberg, Untitled (March), 1969, Acrylic on canvas, 30 x 30 inches

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LUIS PEREZ GALERIA 550 N.W 29th Street, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 786-280-1732 Fax 1-888-272-1411 www.luisperezgaleria.com info@luisperezgaleria.com

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Calle 81 # 8-72, Bogota, Colombia Tel (57-1) 212-0016 Luis Perez, Director; Hilda Molano, CEO; Samuel Perez, Sub-Director Founded in 1989, the Luis Perez Galería specializes in the promotion and commercialization of Latin-American artists through exhibitions in its own gallery and exchanges with local and international galleries, cultural institutions and museums. The gallery has helped many young artists launch their careers while commercializing great masters. The gallery advises clients in the acquisition and conservation of art works, assists new buyers in starting and building collections, and in combining the fine art world with other artistic expressions including music and technology. Artists Represented Alberto Asprino, Claudia Calle, Jesus Caviglia, Rita Hinojosa, Paul Jauregui, Julio Larraz, Alfredo Lleras , Mauro Mejiaz, Tata Navia, Pascuala Ramírez, Benito Rosas, Pablo Solano, Daniel Suarez, Lén Trujillo, Pacho Zea, Fernando Botero, Claudio Bravo, Agustin Cardenas, Cruz-Diez, Fontana, Lam, Miro, Matta, Dario Morales, Edgar Negret, Alejandro Obregon, Alejandro Otero, Picasso, Ramirez Villamizar, Shagall, Soto, Tamayo, Tapiez, Zsiszlo.

Edgar Negret, Water Plans’ Secret, 2006, Painted Aluminum, 48 x 48 x 3 inches

Margaret Thatcher Projects

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539 West 23rd Street, New York, NY 10011 Tel 212-675-0222 Fax 212-675-1121 http://www.thatcherprojects.com • info@thatcherprojects.com Margaret Thatcher, Owner/Director; Erin Brown, Director

Founded in 1998, Margaret Thatcher Projects presents a distinctly focused program of internationally established artists alongside emerging young talent. Originally formed to emphasize abstract painting and process, the gallery’s program has broadened to encompass a wide variety of media with special attention to material and process. Whether manipulating traditional materials with new techniques or employing non-traditional materials to accomplish their aims, Thatcher Projects artists continually push the boundaries of abstract minimalism through their unique voices. Owner/director Margaret Thatcher brings a long history of integrity and professionalism to the development of the gallery exhibition program. Throughout most of the 1980s she served as Administrator of Dia Art Foundation. Artists Represented William Betts, Frank Badur, Gary Carsley, Omar Chacon, Freddy Chandra, Steve DeFrank, Carlos Estrada-Vega, Kevin Finklea, Adam Fowler, Jus Juchtmans, Vadim Katznelson, Jeff Morris, Maria Park, Robert Sagerman, Fran Siegel, Venske & Spänle, Charles Spurrier, William Steiger, Bill Thompson, Heidi Van Wieren, Peter Weber

Bill Thompson, Churn, 2011, Acrylic urethane on polyurethane block, 39-1/2 x 31-1/2 x 6 inches

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masART Galeria Sant Eusebi 40, Barcelona, 8006, Spain Tel +34 93 414 15 97 www.mas-art.net info@mas-art.net

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Ana Mas, Director masART Galeria was founded in 2003 with the goal of disseminating contemporary art internationally. The gallery supports emerging artists from their beginning, works with mid-career artists and exhibits the work of well-known international artists. We also focus on collaborating with art critics and curators, giving them the opportunity to curate exhibitions, thus permitting the gallery to promote fresh points of view. To develop this idea, in 2006 masART initiated a curated project based on works on paper, incorporating established international artists as well as cutting edge contemporary artists. The gallery has participated in art fairs such as ArtBrussels, ARCO, Arte Fiera Bologna, Pulse Miami and PintaNY. Artists Represented Joana Cera, Sabine Dehnel, Raul Diaz Reyes, Sabine Finkenauer, Alison Erika Forde, Samuel Labadie, Marta Marci, Carmen Mariscal, Marcone Moreira, Sonia Navarro, José Noguero, Esteban Pastorino, Alberto Peral, Pérez Siquier

Marta Marcé, Untilted (serie iki), 2010, Acrylic on canvas,140 x 300 cm

McClain Gallery 2242 Richmond Avenue, Houston, TX 77098 Tel 713-520-9988 Fax 713-520-9955 www.mcclaingallery.com â&#x20AC;˘ info@mcclaingallery.com

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Robert and Cynthia Cage McClain, Founders and Directors; Erin Siudzinski, Assistant Director; Leigh Manley, Sales Associate Since 1980, McClain Gallery has focused on the exhibition and acquisition of museum quality modern and contemporary art, and is active in both the primary and secondary markets. Based in Houston, the gallery maintains an internationalist point of view, exhibiting the works of New York, European, Asian and Texas artists in a full range of media including painting, sculpture, works on paper, photography and conceptual installations. The gallery represents major figures such as Julian Schnabel, Peter Halley, Donald Baechler, and Louise Nevelson, while continuing to commit to younger generations of artists including Texas-based The Art Guys, William Betts, Aaron Parazette, Christian Eckart and Jeff Shore and Jon Fisher. The galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s program focuses on one-person exhibitions supplemented by survey and thematic group shows that investigate current themes in contemporary art. Artists Represented John Alexander, The Art Guys, Donald Baechler, Ford Beckman, William Betts, Karin Broker, Brendan Cass, Christian Eckart, Peter Halley, Sandria Hu, Bo Joseph, Naomie Kremer, Giles Lyon, John McCracken, Jesus Moroles, Andy Moses, Angelina Nasso, Henrique Oliveira, David Row, Aaron Parazette, James Rosenquist, Jonathan Seliger, Julian Schnabel, Ray Smith, Jeff Shore and Jon Fisher, Bernar Venet, Tom Wesselmann

Donald Baechler, Yellow Flower, 2005, Acrylic and fabric collage on canvas, 80 x 80 inches (Image courtesy of the artist and Cheim & Read, NY)

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McCormick Gallery 835 West Washington Blvd., Chicago, IL 60607 Tel 312-226-6800 Fax 312-226-6588 www.thomasmccormick.com gallery@thomasmccormick.com

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Tom McCormick, Owner; Mary Beyer, Director The McCormick Gallery features both modern and contemporary art, focusing primarily on painting, works on paper and sculpture. We represent the estates of numerous mid-century American painters with an emphasis on Abstract Expressionism. Artists Represented Mary Abbott, Norman Bluhm, Herman Cherry, Lynne Drexler, Perle Fine, Michael Goldberg, John Grillo, Harold Krisel, John Little, Michael Loew, Robert Natkin, Melville Price, Milton Resnick, Robert Richenburg, Jack Roth, Michael West

John Little, Vertical Passage, c. 1959, oil on canvas, 42 x 36 inches

Meredith Long & Company 2323 San Felipe, Houston, TX 77019 Tel 713-523-6671 Fax 713-523-2355 www.meredithlonggallery.com info@meredithlonggallery.com

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Meredith Long, President Founded in 1957, Meredith Long and Co. was one of the first art galleries in the nation to champion the rebirth of interest in 19th and 20th century American Art. The gallery has hosted important exhibitions of paintings by Childe Hassam, Frederic E. Church, Mary Cassatt, Helen Frankenthaler and Kenneth Noland, among others. The gallery has held group exhibitions introducing significant young and mid-career artists and represents an important group of contemporary artists of regional and national stature. In addition to dealing with museums, Meredith Long and Co. has been instrumental in the formation of many important private collections. Artists Represented Jules Olitski, Donald Sultan, Mark Rothko, Larry Poons, Jacob Collins, Sarah Lamb, Martin Kline, Dan Christensen,, Robert Diebenkorn Burgoyne Diller, Paul Resika, William Anzalone, Marco Villegas, Denny Pickett, Michael Coleman, Al Barnes, Basilios Poulos, Brian Portman, Charles Schorre, etcâ&#x20AC;Ś

Mark Rothko (1903-1970), Untitled (The Subway), 1937, Oil on canvas, 24 x 36 inches

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Mironova Gallery 6, Olginskaya str., Kyiv, 1001, Ukraine Tel +38 044 277 8888 Fax +38 044 277 8888 mironova-gallery.com katrakis@mironova-gallery.com Tatiana Mironova, Owner; Christina Katrakis, Curator Mironova Gallery works in accordance with the best world practices in the field of the contemporary art. The gallery draws upon the experience of the leading global art institutions and creates its own methods of artistic development. Its mission is to represent on a world scale the very best of what international Contemporary Art has to offer. Tatiana Mironova, the gallery’s creator, and Christina Katrakis, the USA-based gallery’s curator, are convinced that art has no borders and that the future of contemporary art is in its globalization. The gallery cooperates with leading world artists (Roger Ballen , Damian Loeb, David Datuna) and key Ukrainian artists (Oksana Mas, Arsen Savadov, Anatoliy Krivolap, Oleg Kulik), and regularly participates in global art fairs such as Scope Art Basel, Scope Art Miami, Art Monaco, ArtHamptons and Art Moscow. Artists Represented David Datuna, Arsen Savadov, Oksana Mas, Tatiana Voitovich

Oksana Mas, BMW from the Series “Heart Removing”, 2008, 8 cylinder engine, genuine leather, gilding, 60 x 80 x 70 inches

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Tatiana Voitovich, The infant, Acrylic and canvas, 60 x 80 cm

Tatiana Voitovich, La Calme, Acrylic and canvas, 190x130 cm

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Moody Gallery 2815 Colquitt St., Houston, TX 77098 Tel 713-526-9911 Fax 713-526-7749 www.moodygallery.com info@moodygallery.com

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Betty Moody, Owner / Director Betty Moody opened Moody Gallery in 1975 and exhibits work by contemporary American artists. Â The emphasis has always been on artists living and working in Texas, as well as artists who have had a strong connection to Texas. The gallery is interested in a wide range of artistic ideas and in showing all media. Many of the artists represented are recognized on a national (and in some cases, international) level. However, the gallery also represents mid-career and emerging artists. The gallery is committed to showing the best work possible from this region and putting the work in context with work by established artists from other parts of the country. Artists Represented Terry Allen, Helen Altman, Claire Ankenman, Michael Bise, Lamar Briggs, Dave Carpender, William Christenberry, Pat Colville, Jay DeFeo, James Drake, Harry Geffert, Luis Jimenez, Lucas Johnson, Page Kempner, Michael Kennaugh, Charles Mary Kubricht, Lawrence Lee, Jim Love, Lisa Ludwig, MANUAL (Hill/Bloom), Mary McCleary, Melissa Miller, Sarah Greene Reed, Al Souza, Gael Stack, Bill Steffy, Dan Sutherland, Ellen Tanner, Arthur Turner, Randy Twaddle, Liz Ward, Ed Wilson

MANUAL (Hill / Bloom), Homage II: Joseph Albers, 2010, Archival pigment print, 21-1/2 x 31 1/2 inches

Museum Works Galleries 222 Merchandise Mart Plaza, Suite 1850 Chicago, IL 60654 Tel 970-948-0393 Fax 312-464-1711 www.mwgalleries.com JordanTGoodman@gmail.com

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Jordan Goodman, Robert Casterline Museum Works Galleries offers a wide range of art pieces from some of the top established and emerging artists including Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Mark Acetelli, Ilona Zaremba and Danielle Procaccio. The gallery specializes in the finest postwar contemporary pieces. With the ability to network with other galleries, dealers and brokers, the gallery deals with estates, collectors and artists to acquire some of the most sought-after pieces in the world. MW Galleries also provides personal and corporate art consulting for investors and collectors. A visit to Museum Works Galleries is like a visit to a museum, except the art is for sale. Museum Works pieces can be found in numerous important collections around the world. Artists Represented Danielle Procaccio, Sam Francis, David Gianfredi, Edgar Medina, Ilona Zaremba, Mark Acetelli, Andy Warhol, Alexander Calder, Charles Arnoldi, Donald Baechler, Roy Lichtenstein, Ryan McGinness, Vik Muniz

Danielle Procaccio August Flower (Red), 2011, Oil, acrylic, collage, and resin on canvas

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now contemporary art 175 NW 25th Street, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-571-8181 Fax 305-571-8131 www.nowcontemporaryart.com now@nowcontemporaryart.com

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Pablo Dona, Director/Owner now contemporary art focuses on creating a unique experience connecting artists, artwork and viewer. The objective of the gallery is to promote a high profile program of exhibitions of the most influential artists of today in conjunction with a project room dedicated exclusively to contemporary media. The gallery offers an intimate space in which an artist can present either a single important work of art or a coherent body of work within a specific environment. Our mission is to promote established and emerging artists and nurture the best talent from the new generation around the world. Artists Represented Nelson Leirner, Federico Uribe, Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Roman Vitali, Long-Bin Chen, Sang Won Sung, Magdalena Murua, Ruben Torres Llorca, Mariano Molina, Augusto Esquivel, MartĂn Perez Agrippino, Javier Velasco, Matej Kren

Nelson Leirner, Whoswho, 2011, photograph, 43 x 80 inches

Oscar Cruz Gallery Codomiro Amazonas, 526, Sao Paulo, SP 04532-080 Brazil Tel 55 11 3167 0833 55 11 3167 0833 www.galeriaoscarcruz.com info@galeriaoscarcruz.com

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Oscar Cruz, Director/Owner An active participant in the art market for over 15 years, Oscar Cruz began a new phase of his career with the opening of the Oscar Cruz Gallery, whose primary purpose is to support contemporary artistic production. The gallery develops new projects in partnership with curators and consults on the formation of collections while maintaining an intense schedule of exhibitions and book and catalog publication for its artists. The galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s expansion now provides over 300 square meters of exhibition space on two floors, allowing for two simultaneous exhibitions. Over the past 10 years Oscar Cruz has participated regularly in major international fairs in Miami, Berlin, Madrid, Basel, Buenos Aires and SĂŁo Paulo. The gallery represents more than 20 national and international artists, promoting Brazilian art abroad and creating major international art shows in Brazil. Artists Represented Adams Carvalho, Lina Kim, Michael Wesely, Marcelo Amorim, Carlos Prez, Gilvan Nunes, Hildebrando de Castro, Julia Cseko, Joana Traub Cseko, Leo Ayres, Lucio Dorr, Sebastian Gordin, Hernan Salamanco, Daniela Antonelli, Michael Stubbs, Daniel Toledo, Gisele Camargo, Leo Ayres, Martin Legon, Carlito Contini Bernardo Ramalho; Anakee Assef

Gilvan Nunes, Blue Garden, 2011, Oil on canvas, 190 x 200 Photo by Alexandre Campbel

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Pan American Art Projects

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2450 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-573-2400 Fax 305-573-0720 www.panamericanart.com • miami@panamericanart.com

Robert Borlenghi, President; Janda Wetherington, Director; Irina Leyva-Perez, Curator Pan American Art Projects is a contemporary art venture focused on exhibiting art of the Americas. The gallery’s mission is to bridge cultural boundaries between North and South America by exhibiting contemporary artists from both areas alongside each other. Dealing with emerging and established artists, as well as secondary market paintings, sculptures, and works on paper Pan American Art Projects opened its doors in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District in December 2006 with a 4,500 square foot space, which features three exhibition rooms, a video box, sculpture garden, and an apartment with a studio for artists residencies. Prior to that Pan American operated with a full schedule of exhibits in our original Dallas, Texas location since 2002. Artists Represented Francis Acea, Gustavo Acosta, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Luis Enrique Camejo, William Cannings, Hernan Dompe, Carlos Estevez, Ernesto Estevez, Leon Ferrari, Ted Larsen, Jorge Lopez Pardo, Paul Manes, Armando Marino, Santiago Olazabal, Santiago Porter, Carolina Sardi, Rusty Scruby, Magnus Sigurdarson, Tracey Snelling, Pablo Soria, Jose Toirac

Wifredo Lam, Femme, 1944, Oil on linen, 28-1/2 x 25-1/2 inches

Pavel Zoubok Gallery 533 West 23rd Street, New York, NY 10011 Tel 212-675-7490 Fax 212-675-8672 www.pavelzoubok.com â&#x20AC;˘ info@pavelzoubok.com

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Pavel Zoubok, Owner & Director; Steve Weintraub, Associate Director Since 1997, Pavel Zoubok Gallery has exhibited the work of contemporary and modern artists with a focus on collage, assemblage and mixed media installation. From the outset, the galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s program has combined modern and contemporary works in an effort to create a cohesive art historical and commercial context for collage and its related forms, spanning most of the major art movements of the postwar period. While the primary market has always been the driving force of our program, represented by a diverse group of gallery artists, we have always maintained an inventory of works by important proponents of the medium, including Hannelore Baron, Joe Brainard, Joseph Cornell, Al Hansen, Ray Johnson, Jiri Kolar, Robert Motherwell, Mimmo Rotella, Anne Ryan, Jacques Villegle and David Wojnarowicz. Artists Represented Barton Lidice Benes, Robert Courtright, Matthew Cusick, John Evans, India Evans, Vanessa German, Don Joint, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, David Poppie, Mac Premo, Barbara Sandler, Holli Schorno, Donna Sharrett, Al Souza, Maritta Tapanainen, Mark Wagner, CK Wilde Estates: Sarah Austin, Buster Cleveland, Michael Cooper, George Deem, Ilse Getz, Addier Herder, Clinton Hill, Jerry Jofen, Salvatore Meo, Stella Snead

Matthew Cusick, Blue Horse, 2011, Inlaid maps on wood panel, 20 x 30 inches

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Peter Fetterman Gallery

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2525 Michigan Ave, A1, Santa Monica, CA, 90404 Tel 310-453-6463 Fax 310-453-6959 www.peterfetterman.com • peter@peterfetterman.com

Peter Fetterman, Owner; Paul Loya, Gallery Manager; Tricia Treaccar Born in London, Peter Fetterman has been deeply involved in the medium of photography for more than 30 years. Initially a filmmaker and collector, he set up his first gallery more than 20 years ago. He was one of the pioneer tenants of Bergamot Station, the Santa Monica Center of the Arts when it first opened in 1994. The gallery has one of the largest inventories of classic 20th century photography in the country particularly in humanist photography. Peter and his colleagues are committed to promoting the awareness and appreciation of the most powerful of mediums in an intimate, user-friendly salon environment. Artists Represented Henri Cartier-Bresson, Sebastiao Salgado, Ansel Adams, Annie Leibovitz, Willy Ronis, André Kertesz, Len Prince, Chester Higgins Jr., Steve McCurry, Lillian Bassman, Jeffrey Conley

Pictura Gallery 122 W. Sixth St., Bloomington, IN 47404 Tel 812-336-0000 Fax 812-336-0006 www.picturagallery.com info@picturagallery.com

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David & Martha Moore, Owners; Brenda Stern, Associate Director; Lisa Berry, Curator Pictura Gallery specializes in contemporary fine art photography with a focus on color imagery with a strong formal sense and narrative. It is the only gallery of its kind in Indiana and is committed to bringing a more nuanced understanding of photographic art to the Midwest community. In addition to exhibiting work by both established and emerging contemporary photographers, the gallery hosts artist lectures and offers a curated collection of photography books.

Joe Johnson, Bag On A Roof

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Richard Levy Gallery 514 Central Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102 Tel 505-766-9888 Fax 505-242-4279 www.levygallery.com viviette@yahoo.com

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Richard Levy, Owner; Viviette Hunt, Director Founded in 1991 in downtown Albuquerque, the gallery supports cuttingedge contemporary artists in all mediums. Based in the Southwest, we attract standout regional artists as well as national and international artists. Having established a strong national collector base, the gallery is expanding, attracting more international artists and collectors. The gallery is also an active publisher of contemporary prints and multiples by Thomas Barrow, James Casebere, Stanley Greenberg, David Levinthal, Wes Mills, Robert ParkeHarrison, Dean Bienvenido Ramos, Lorna Simpson, Lisa Solomon, Richard Tuttle, and Tom Waldron among others. The gallery is a participating partner in the International Symposium for Electronic Arts (ISEA) 2012. Artists Represented An anonymous artist, late 20th century, Thomas Barrow, William Betts, Erika Blumenfeld, Constance DeJong, Saara Ekstrém, Charles Fresquez, Teo Gonzalez, Anna Hepler, Jeff Kellar, Isa Leshko, Matthew McConville, Emi Ozawa, Scott Peterman, Manjari Sharma, Mary Tsiongas, Jennifer Vasher, Tom Waldron, James Westwater, Pablo Zuleta Zahr

Pablo Zuleta Zahr, Baquedano 10, 2010, c-print, 4-1/2 x 71 inches

Riva Yares Gallery 3625 Bishop Lane, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 123 Grant Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel 480-947-3251 Fax 480-947-4251 Tel 505-984-0330 Fax 505-986-8661 www.rivayaresgallery.com art@rivayaresgallery.com

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Riva Yares, Owner; Dennis Yares, Director; Manuel Garcia, Assistant Riva Yares Gallery opened in 1964 in Scottsdale, Arizona and added a second location in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1991. The gallery exhibits modern and contemporary art, with 56 artists from 13 countries. The gallery publishes two to three art catalogues each year corresponding with major exhibitions. Artists Represented Milton Avery, Fletcher Benton, Gene Davis, Helen Frankenthaler, Adolph Gottlieb, Hans Hofmann, Morris Louis, Manuel Neri, Jules Olitski, Esteban Vicente

Milton Avery, Burros,1946, Oil on canvas, 32 x 48 inches

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Ruiz-Healy Art San Antonio, TX 78212 Tel 210-804-2219 Fax 210-804-1320 www.ruizhealyart.com katy@ruizhealyart.com

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Patricia Ruiz-Healy, Owner/Director; Katy Alexander, Assistant Director Ruiz-Healy Art deals in modern and contemporary works of Latin American art â&#x20AC;&#x201C; painting, sculpture, photography and works on paper. The gallery fosters a dialogue between our South Texas-based artists and artists that work in other countries. We present both established and emerging international artists to the art market in Texas and beyond through our participation in Art Fairs. Artists Represented Chuck Ramirez, Carlos Betancourt, Cecilia Paredes, Pedro diego Alvarado, Rodolfo Choperena, Benjamin Dominguez, Marifer Barrero, Bill FitzGibbons, George Schroeder, Cecilia Biagini, Andres Ferrandis, Graciela Iturbide, Nicolas Leiva, Constance Lowe, Arturo Almeida, Alfredo De Stefano.

Chuck Ramirez, Candy Tray Series: Godiva 2, 2002, Photograph pigment ink print, edition of 6, 60 x 78 inches

Salar Galeria de Arte Ave. Ecuador # 2534, La Paz, Bolivia Tel +1 301-357-0580 Fax +1 301-591-3780 www.salart.org • info@salart.org

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Mariano Ugalde, Director The gallery was founded in 1994 as the Salar Center for Communication and Art. Its main objective was to promote the local art scene in its various forms and to support emerging talents. In 2001, the center closed its doors and became the studio of renowned artist Gastón Ugalde. In 2006 it changed its name to Salar Galería de Arte, which became a platform for dialogue on contemporary Bolivian art abroad. The gallery represents a select group of international artists and participates in various art fairs and exhibitions in America, Asia and Europe. Salar collaborates with other galleries and cultural institutions around the world through various initiatives that aim to increase the understanding and appreciation of contemporary art within national and global audiences. From its inception, Salar has been characterized by its strong curatorial direction and vision. Artists Represented Scarlett Hooft, Keiko Gonzalez, Gaston Ugalde, John Fitzgerald, Sonia Falcone

Keiko Gonzalez, Meeting, 2011, Oil on canvas, 130 x 130 cms

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Sammer Gallery LLC 82NE 29st St., Miami, FL 33137 Tel 305-576-1995 Fax 305-441-2005 www.artnet.com/sammergallery.html info@sammergallery.us

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Ignacio Pedronzo, Director; Natalia Peyrous, Assistant Sammer Gallery is dedicated to the promotion of Constructivism with emphasis on Joaquin Torres Garcia and the School of the South. The gallery has contributed to the promotion of the most important modern art groups in South America such us asociacion arte constructivo, taller torres garcia, asociacion arte concreto - invencion, grupo madi, grupo arte nuevo, grupo arte no figutativo and perceptismo. Artists Represented Torres-Garcia, Gonzalo Fonseca, Francisco Matto, Jose Gurvich, Julio Alpuy, Manuel Pailos, Rafael Barradas, Pedro Figari, Carmelo Arden Quin, Jose Pedro Costigliolo, Maria Freire, Alfredo Hlito, Raul Pavlotzky, Lincoln Presno, Hilda Lopez, Antonio Llorens, Jesus Soto, Carlos Cruz Diez , Manuel Espinosa, Miguel Angel Vidal, Romulo Aguerre, Ana Sacerdote, Martha Boto, Antonio Asis, Ary Brizzi

Jose Pedro Costigliolo, Composition 332, 1956, Ripolin on duraboard, 25.59 x 37.40 inches

Sarah Bain Gallery 184 Center Street Promenade, Anaheim, CA 92805 Tel 714-758-0545 www.sarahbaingallery.com • sarabain@aol.com

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Sally Waranch, owner and director Sally Waranch opened her gallery in the heart of Fullerton 19 years ago, and now she’s moved the business to Anaheim’s reborn downtown. Art has been moving Waranch for as long as she can remember. It led her to abandon an acting career in 1987. She had just adopted the stage name Sarah Bain and the gallery has held that moniker ever since. “When I was acting, every time I got a check I would use some of the money to buy art,” Waranch said.“But the dealers were so snobby. No one really talked to me about art or how to get started as a collector. I decided I’d show them how to do it better.” Waranch makes a point of welcoming fledgling collectors. The gallery whose clients include Whoopi Goldberg, Angela Bassett, Laurence Fishburne and Burt Reynolds, specializes in works by emerging artists. Waranch travels the country visiting colleges and art schools to seek out new talent. Known for a keen eye for talent, her last big find was Alyssa Monks, a graduate of the New York Academy whose career has continually achieved momentum and placed her into the national spotlight. Artists Represented: Michael Brown, Paul Davies, Ray Donley, Kathy Jones, Alyssa Monks, Kelly O’Neal, Lee Price, Ray Turner, Pamela Wilson, Mary Zarbano

Pamela Wilson, The Unashamed, 2011, Oil on canvas, 48 x 24 inches

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Schroeder Romero & Shredder 531 West 26 Street, New York, NY 10001 Tel 212-630-0722 Fax 212-630-0726 www.srandsgallery.com • info@srandsgallery.com

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Lisa Schroeder, Co-owner; Sara Jo Romero, Co-owner; Mark Shortliffe, Director In 2009 Schroeder Romero joined forces with Shredder forming Schroeder Romero & Shredder. This new hybrid program is comprised of an exhibition of a contemporary artist’s work buttressed by a separate show of related historical material, providing a new, deeper context. As Schroeder Romero & Shredder we relocated our dynamic new program in October 2010 to a 4,000-square-foot space in Chelsea. Combining the contemporary work of Schroeder Romero’s artists with important historical and modern works from Shredder, we present dual exhibitions running contiguously, encouraging a unique dialogue between past and present to create a multilayered and timeless experience. Roberta Smith of the New York Times wrote in January 2011 of the dual exhibitions, “The shows’ invigorating call and response bodes well for future interactions between these side-by-side entities.” Artists Represented Brice Brown, Charles Browning, Lordan Bunch, Susan Graham, Eric Heist, Laurie Hogin, Andy Diaz Hope, Scott Hunt, Laurel Roth, Bill Rowe, Ted Victoria, Michael Waugh, Ken Weaver

Charles Browning, Beauty Trap (Pumpkin), 2010, Oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches

Schuebbe Projects Neubrueckstrasse 6, Duesseldorf, Germany, 40213 Tel +49 (0) 171 262 6063 Fax +49 (0) 211 328985 www.schuebbeprojects.com • schuebbe@aol.com Hasselerstr. 85, Mettmann, Germany Tel +49 (0) 2104 53348

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Christa Schuebbe, Owner & Gallery Director; Daniele Ebling, Gallery Assistant Since its founding in 1975, Galerie Schuebbe Projekt has specialized in international contemporary art. In 2008 the gallery was christened Schuebbe Projects, uniting the gallery´s traditional vision with its shift of focus (new artists, new exhibition space). Early on the gallery heralded the renaissance of the Munich art group SPUR (Lothar Fischer, Helmut Sturm, Heimrad Prem and HP Zimmer). In the 80s the gallery discovered the artists’ group DARM (Dag Seemann, Armin Tölke, Reinhold Braun and Matthias Köster). Amidst the art scene of Duesseldorf and the renowned Academy of Arts, the Kunstsammlung K20 and the Duesseldorfer Kunsthalle a project room was founded. The premises remain a great platform for emerging artists. For a decade the gallery has focused on Chinese contemporary art, presenting artists such as Zeng Fanzhi, Feng Zhengjie, Wei Jia, Li Jikai and Pu Jie. Director Christa Schuebbe is one of Germany’s most experienced gallerists having worked with young, contemporary and emerging art for more than 30 years. Artists Represented Per Adolfsen, Yukako Ando, Franz Burkhardt, Nashun Nashunbantu, Josh Peters, Malte Renz, Christian Schoeler, Tianhong Sheng, Carl Emanuel Wolff, Junior Toscanelli, Zhou Yunxia, The estate of Gruppe SPUR

Tianhong Sheng, Untitled, 2010, Acrylic on canvas, 213 x 152 cm

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Servando Galeria 23 Esq a 10#1151, Vedado Havana, Cuba Tel 537-830-6150 Fax 537-861-8745 www.artenet.com servandoartgallery@gmail.com

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TahimĂ Mesa, Curator Since 2003, the Servando Gallery has promoted contemporary Cuban art in its diverse forms of expression. The gallery represents young artists who already have a solid trajectory and have obtained stature in the international and national art scene. In addition, the gallery promotes emerging artists with novel and interesting proposals. Since its creation, the gallery has hosted collateral activities to events such as the Havana Biennial and the Hall of Contemporary Cuban Art. It has participated in international art fairs, including TIAF in Toronto, in 2005; and Art Madrid from 2007-2009; Arte Lisboa in 2009; Arco Madrid and Hot Art Fair, Basel ,Switzerland in 2010. Artists Represented Ibrahim Miranda, Cirenaica Moreira, Damian Aquiles

DamiĂĄn Aquiles, Infinito tiempo, infinito color, infinita memoria, Metal, variable dimensions (Detail)

Sicardi Gallery 2246 Richmond Avenue, Houston, Texas 77098 Tel 713-529-1313 Fax 713-529-0443 www.sicardi.com • sicardi@sicardi.com

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Allison Ayers and María Ines Sicardi, Directors; Annalisa Palmieri Briscoe, Assistant Director Sicardi Gallery was founded in Houston in 1994 by María Ines Sicardi. Today the gallery has grown to include partners Allison Ayers and Carlos Bacino. The gallery features modern and contemporary work by artists connected in diverse ways to Latin America, and who range from emerging and midcareer artists to major art historical figures like Gego and Jesús Rafael Soto.These artists have exhibited widely in museums and institutions internationally and are regularly included in art fairs and major art world events including Documenta and major biennials from São Paulo to Venice. We work directly with our artists, coordinating exhibitions in the gallery as well as in museums and other institutions, and also support public art projects and publications. Artists Represented Antonio Asis, Geraldo de Barros, Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Dias & Riedweg, Manuel Espinosa, León Ferrari, Gego, Eduardo Gil, Thomas Glassford, Marco Maggi, Gabriel de la Mora, Oscar Muñoz, Liliana Porter, Miguel Angel Rojas, Regina Silveira, Pablo Siquier, Jesús-Rafael Soto, Luis Tomasello.

Luis Tomasello, Atmosphére Chromoplastique No. 972, 2011, Acrylic on wood, 23-2/3 x 23-2/3 x 2-1/3 inches

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Sundaram Tagore Gallery

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547 West 27th Street, New York, NY 10001 Tel 212-677-4520 Fax 212-677-4521 www.sundaramtagore.com â&#x20AC;˘ gallery@sundaramtagore.com 9606 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA Tel 310-278-4520 Fax 310-278-4525 57-59 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong Tel +852-2581-9678 Fax +852-2581-9673

Sundaram Tagore, President and Curator; Joseph Lawrence, Art Consultant; Benjamin Rosenblatt, Art Consultant Established in 2000, Sundaram Tagore Gallery is devoted to examining the exchange of ideas between Western and non-Western cultures. We focus on developing exhibitions and hosting not-for-profit events that engage in spiritual, social and aesthetic dialogues. In a world where communication is instant and cultures are colliding and melding as never before, our goal is to provide venues for art that transcend boundaries of all sorts. With alliances across the globe, our interest in cross-cultural exchange extends beyond the visual arts into many other disciplines, including poetry, literature, performance art, film and music. Artists Represented Khaled Al-Saai, Tom Doyle, Stan Gregory, Kim Joon, Nathan Slate Joseph, Hassan Massoudy, Ricardo Mazal, Ahmad Moualla, Judith Murray, Bruce Porter, Sohan Qadri, Anil Revri, Hiroshi Senju, Joan Vennum, Merrill Wagner, Lee Waisler, Susan Weil

Hiroshi Senju, Waterfall, 2010, Acrylic pigment on mulberry paper mounted on board, 89.5 x 71.6 inches

TAI Gallery 1601 B Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87508 Tel 505-984-1387 Fax 505-995-0770 www.taigallery.com gallery@taigallery.com

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David Halpern, Director; Everett Cole Since 1978 TAI Gallery has offered visually dazzling, museum quality Japanese bamboo art and textiles from around the world. In 2006 the gallery added the field of contemporary Japanese photography to its program. Â Artists Represented Abe Motoshi Kiraku, Fujinuma Noboru, Fujitsuka Shosei, Hatakeyama Seido, Honda Syoryu, Katsushiro Soho, Hirasawa Noboru, Isohi Setsuko, Monden Kogyoku, Morigami Jin, Nagakura Kenichi, Nakatomi Hajime, Yamaguchi Ryuun, Kawashima Shigeo, Shono Tokuzo, Kawano Shoko, Tanabe Takeo/ Shochiku III, Torii Ippo, Ueno Masao, Naoki Honjo, Honma Hideaki, Masaru Tatsuki, Tanabe Mitsuko, Seiju Toda, Sugita Jozan, Yako Hodo, Tanaka Kyokusho, Hayakawa Shokosai V, Kibe Seiho, Tanioka Shigeo, Kajiwara Koho, Kajiwara Aya, Yoshihiko Ueda, Yufu Shohaku, Honma Kazuaki, Oki Toshie, Koide Bunsei, Kosuge Kogetsu, Minoura Chikuho, Sugiura Noriyoshi Asuka Katagiri

Yamaguchi Ryuun, Vortex, 2011, Madake Bamboo and rattan, 25-1/2 x 22 x 19-3/4 inches

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Universal Limited Art Editions 1446 North Clinton Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706 Tel 631-665-2291 Fax 631-665-1758 www.ulae.com • prints@ulae.com

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Bill Goldston, Director Universal Limited Art Editions (ULAE) is a fine art print publisher located in Bay Shore, New York founded in 1957 by Tatyana Grosman. Grosman’s vision was to make original lithographs and artist books, and she began working with artists such as Larry Rivers, Jasper Johns, and Robert Rauschenberg. The work that came out of the print shop sparked a revival of printmaking in the US in the late 50s and 60s. Bill Goldston joined Grosman in 1969 and has since worked with younger artists and master printers in the mediums of stone and offset lithography, intaglio, woodcut, digital printing, and bookmaking to continue Grosman’s legacy. Today ULAE is represented in the collections of many major museums including The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC, Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Tate Gallery in London. The Museum of Modern Art in New York began acquiring the first impression of every edition published by ULAE in 1960 and still continues that tradition today. Artists Represented Donald Baechler, Lee Bontecou, Cecily Brown, Mary Callery, Enrique Chagoya, Chuck Close, Amy Cutler, Jim Dine, Carroll Dunham, Mark Fox, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, R. Buckminster Fuller, Orly Genger, Ellen Gallagher, Fritz Glarner, Robert Goodnough, Maurice Grosman, Jane Hammond, Grace Hartigan, Bill Jensen, Jasper Johns, Joey Kotting, Julian Lethbridge, Alexander Liberman, Jacques Lipchitz, Rosa Loy, Marisol, Suzanne McClelland, Jason Middlebrook, Robert Motherwell, Elizabeth Murray, Barnett Newman, Claes Oldenberg, Robert Rauschenberg, Larry Rivers, James Rosenquist, Susan Rothenberg, Ed Ruscha, Edwin Schlossberg, Joel Shapiro, James Siena, Kiki Smith, Saul Steinberg, Richard Tuttle, Cy Twombly, Tam Van Tran, Andrei Voznesensky, Max Weber, Terry Winters, Zachary Wollard, Lisa Yuskavage

Jasper Johns, Shrinky Dink 4, 2011, Intaglio, 28-3/4 x 31-3/4 inches

Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden

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6616 Spring Valley Road, Dallas, TX 75254 Tel 972-239-2441 Fax 972-239-1462 www.valleyhouse.com gallery@valleyhouse.com Kevin Vogel, President; Cheryl Vogel, Curator; Laura Green, Director Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden was founded in 1954 by Margaret and Donald Vogel. The Modernist-style gallery, along with the 4+ acre sculpture garden, is located in its original North Dallas location. The gallery represents established and emerging contemporary artists working in traditional media. The gallery also deals in 19th and 20th century American and European art, and specializes in reintroducing significant Early Texas art. In addition to presenting exhibitions in the gallery and throughout the sculpture garden, Valley House Gallery publishes catalogs and assists museums in curating exhibitions. In 1964, Valley House Gallery became the first Texas gallery invited to join the ADAA (Art Dealers Association of America). Cheryl and Kevin Vogel continue to build on the family tradition forged by his parents. Artists Represented Vera Barnett, David A. Dreyer, David Everett, Philip John Evett, Lilian GarciaRoig, Sedrick Huckaby, Anita Huffington, Mark Messersmith, Bob StuthWade, Miguel Zapata

Sedrick Huckaby, The Day We Talked a New Talk, 2011, Oil on panel, 48 x 128 inches (detail shown)

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VERTU FINE ART 5250 Town Center circle, #128, Boca Raton, FL 33498 Tel 561-703-1810 Fax 561-703-1810 www.vertufineart.com gary@vertufineart.com

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Gary Santoro, Owner; Bill Pugsley, Gallery director Specializing in Contemporary prints and multiples Artists Represented Andy Warhol, Chuck Close, Alex Katz, Robert Rauschenberg,Tom Wesselmann, Robert Indiana, Frank Stella, Jim Dine, David Hockney and many more

Chuck Close, Lyle, 2003, Silkscreen in 149 colors, 65-1/2 x 53-7/8 inches

Vincent Vallarino Fine Art 120 East 65th Street, New York, NY 10065 Tel 212-628-0722 Fax 646-607-9470 vallarinofineart.com info@vallarinofineart.com

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Vincent Vallarino, Owner; Jennie Enright, Associate Vincent Vallarino Fine Art specializes in Post War American Abstract Expressionism. Our extensive inventory includes artists from the first and second generation from the New York School of action painters. Artists Represented Mary Abbott, Lynne Drexler, Perle Fine, Michael Goldberg, Harold Krisel, John Little, Michael Loew, Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, Alfred Leslie, Conrad Marca-Relli, Robert Natkin, Stephen Pace, Melville Price, Joan Mitchell, Milton Resnick, Michael Corinne West, John Grillo, Jack Roth, Robert Motherwell, Robert Rauschenberg, Grace Hartigan, Alexander Calder, Norman Bluhm

Michael Goldberg (American, 1924-2007), Untitled, 1956, Oil on canvas, 53 x 58 inches, Signed upper right, Signed, titled on verso, Provenance: Poindexter Gallery (label), Rosalind Bengelsdorf Browne 1973, Private Collection, Indiana

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Westwood Gallery, NYC

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568 Broadway, New York, NY 10012 Tel 212-925-5700 Fax 212-925-3449 westwoodgallery.com â&#x20AC;˘ info@westwoodgallery.com

James Cavello, President / co-owner; Margarite Almeida, Executive Director / co-owner; Dana Altman, Assistant Director Established in 1995, the Westwood Gallery exhibits contemporary artwork in all mediums with emphasis on artists of the New York art scene, as well as photo-based artwork, collage, video and installation. The gallery program encompasses traveling museum exhibitions, art talks, private and corporate art consultation, gallery events, and non-profit collaborations. The recently established Plus Projects division re-examines estates of New York art scene artists from the 1950s and 60s through museum-quality exhibitions and an educational program. Currently Plus Projects exclusively represents the estates of James Juthstrom (1925-2007) and Constantin Antonovici (19112002), the artwork of Will Insley (b 1929), and exhibits the artwork of Boris Lurie (1924-2008). Gallery artists are represented in the permanent collections of MOMA, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Guggenheim Museum, Smithsonian, Whitney Museum of American Art, PS1, Walker Art Center, Los Angeles County Museum of Art and other national and international institutions. Artists Represented Jean-Michel Basquiat, Lucien Clergue, Maxi Cohen, David Datuna, Tamara de Lempicka, Michael DesRosiers, Willem de Kooning, Bryan El Castillo, Igor Gorsky, Keith Haring, Will Insley, James Juthstrom, Douglas Kirkland, Boris Lurie, Kwan Lau, Lazhar Mansouri, Louise Nevelson, Robert Rauschenberg, Sam Shaw, Andy Warhol, Tim White-Sobieski

Andy Warhol, Truck, circa 1985, Unique screenprint on newsprint on linen, 35.5 x 48 inches

William Shearburn Gallery 4735 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108 Tel 314-367-8020 Fax 314-367-4010 www.shearburngallery.com info@shearburngallery.com

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William Shearburn, Owner; Katherine Rodway, Director William Shearburn Gallery, founded in St. Louis, Missouri in 1992, focuses on post-war American prints, paintings, works on paper and sculpture. Artists Anne Appleby, Donald Baechler, Mel Bochner, Sarah Frost, Joe Havel, Robert Kelly, Tim Liddy, Andrew Millner, Robert Motherwell, Lisa Nankivil, Todd Norsten, Ken Price, Donald Sultan, Bernar Venet

Mel Bochner, Blah, Blah, Blah, 2011, Unique painting, engraving and embossment on hand dyed and collaged Twinrocker handmade paper, 56 x 42-1/2 inches

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Woolff Gallery 89 Charlotte Street, London, London W1T 4PU Tel 00 44 (0) 207-631-0551 Fax 00 44 (0) 207-631-0551 www.woolffgallery.co.uk info@woolffgallery.co.uk

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Nick Woolff, Director Contemporary Art Gallery based in Central London . Artists Represented Russell West, Valeria Nascimento, Marcus Egli, Susila Bailey-Bond, Annemarie Wright, Clay Sinclair, Carol Peace, Fiona Morley, Cubeworks

Russell West, Bird Street, 2011, Oil on Wire on Board, 36 x 67 inches

YAM Gallery

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Instituto Allende, interior 1 San Miguel de Allende, GTO 37700, Mexico Tel +52 415 150 6052 www.yamgallery.com info@yamgallery.com Adolfo Caballero, Director; Melanie Harris de Maycotte, Curator

YAM gallery is a contemporary art gallery located in Central Mexico that focuses on art from the Americas. Located in the historic Instituto Allende building that dates from the 18th Century, the gallery stands in stark contrast with the Baroque/Neoclassic structure in which it is housed, with its bold representation of established and up-and-coming Contemporary artists from Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Canada and the US. Artists Represented RES, Donny Johnson, Adam Chamandy, Adrian Guerrero

Res, Ram贸n y Maria, 2005, C-Print, 75 x 91 cms

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Yvonamor Palix Fine Arts www.yvonamorpalixart.com yvonamor@gmail.com Tel 281-467-6065

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Yvonamor Palix, Owner/Director; Mark Bayse, Owner; Ashley Wynne, Marketing Director; Smyrna Felici, Assistant Franco-Mexican art historianYvonamor Palix started her gallery in Paris in 1990. After opening a second branch in Mexico City, she recently relocated to the vibrant city of Houston. The gallery dedicates itself to the promotion of young talents and established international artists to provide reliable art investments for its patrons. In Houston, the gallery will create a link between European and Latin American art, highlighting local talent. The gallery has participated in the major art fairs of the world including Art BASEL, FIAC-Paris, ARCO-Madrid, SOLUNTUNA-Stockholm, SAGA-Paris, MACO-Mexico City, Arte BA- Buenos Aires, Art Chicago, Cologne, EXPO ARTE and Grammercy Park. Through the Galleryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s New York and Paris partners, Yvonamor Palix provides tailored art consulting for corporate and private collectors. Artists Represented Noboyoshi Araki, James Brown, Daniel Canogar, Aziz + Cucher, Keith Cottingham, Olivier Debre, Roland Fischer, Julio Galan, Pep Guerrero, Yolanda Gutierrez , Jean Marie Haessle, Alberto Ibanez, Philippe Pasqua, Alicia Paz, Patrick Petterson, Jack Pierson, Nathalie Regard, Victor Rodriguez, Betsabee Romero, Raymundo Sesma, Sandy Skoglund, Diller + Scofidio, Celeste Tamariello, Francisco Toledo, Richard Tuttle, Rosemarie Trockel, Mars Woodhill , Duncan Wylie

Victor Rodriguez, Monkey, 1994, Acrylic on canvas, 56.5 x 74 inches

Zane Bennett Contemporary Art 435 S Guadalupe Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel 505-982-8111 Fax 505-982-8160 www.zanebennettgallery.com zanebennett@aol.com

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Nancy Boshers, Sales Director; Mark diPrima, Sales Director; Sandy Zane, Owner Located on Guadalupe Street in the Historic Railyard District of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Zane Bennett Contemporary Art is one of nine galleries to form Santa Fe’s new Railyard Arts district. ZBCA features uncommon art programs and exhibitions, which include recognized and wellestablished contemporary artists, internationally-known mid-career, emerging, and regional artists. You will find accessible exhibits of paintings, prints, drawings, substantial sculpture, photograph, video, and mixed media works. Artists Represented Francis Bacon, Donald Baechler, George Condo, Tony Cragg, Susan Davidoff, Richard Diebenkorn, Guy Dill, Jim Dine, Mark di Suvero, Günther Förg, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, James Havard, Colette Hosmer, David Kapp, Ellsworth Kelly, Roy Lichtenstein, François Morellet, Olivier Mosset, Robert Motherwell, Louise Nevelson, Mimmo Palaldino, Matthew Troy Mullins, Holly Roberts, Ed Ruscha, Mary Shaffer, James Siena, Donald Sultan, Tom Wesselman, Zhang Xiaogang

Mimmo Paladino, Etrusco, bronze, 66 x 39 x 20 inches; Shield 3 ed. 1/500, etching and serigraph, 48 x 48 inches

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