Houston Fine Art Fair 2014

4th Annual

September 18-21, 2014 NRG Center (formerly Reliant Center)

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Welcome to the Fourth Annual Houston Fine Art Fair!

This year again, HFAF has produced a globally-reaching art fair for this international city. The fair presents a range of high-caliber art from contemporary masters to today’s rising stars, with valuable treasures available for every budget level. I invite you to explore the amazing booth displays created by our participating galleries from across the globe.

I am pleased to present a fair reflecting the collecting trends of this multicultural city. Galleries have traveled in from 17 countries to present their finest works for acquisition. We present a wide ranging and impeccable selection from Latin America, Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Witness our eye-popping installations form Mexico and Egypt.

I want to congratulate our 2014 honorees. Anne Tucker, who founded the photography department of MFAH over 38 years ago, and built it into one of the most revered in the nation, with a permanent collection over 28,000 photographs is the well-earned recipient of the 2014 Lifetime Achievement Award. She will be interviewed onstage by FotoFest International’s esteemed co-founder Wendy Watriss. We recognize the contributions of David E. Brauer, the longtime head of the History of Art Department at the Glassell School of the MFAH with The Illumination Award for Achievement in Arts Education. He will be interviewed by a former student, Paper City’s Catherine Anspon.

HFAF salutes the city’s remarkable 50-year climb to national art prominence by creating the Houston Artists Hall of Fame @ HFAF. Under the astute curatorial direction of Patricia Covo Johnson, Houston’s prolific art critic, 15 local artists have been inducted in this monochromatic display.

We are pleased to present the HFAF ArtSpeak lecture series presented CultureMap Houston.

We present five insightful panels meant to inform and inspire. And do browse the Paper City Bookstore filled with art world must-reads.

Thank you to our local cultural and civic organizations for partnering with HFAF, and to our preeminent Steering and distinguished Host Committees for their on-going support and effort.

I want to recognize local arts patron and gallery owner Deborah Colton, who has dedicated countless hours to HFAF as the Fair’s Chairperson. This year’s edition of HFAF would not be at the level it is without her significant contributions and ongoing inspiration in establishing and building this international art fair that the city can call its own.

HFAF’s goal is to introduce thousands of fairgoers to the excitement and psychic satisfaction of beginning and growing art collections. There is no better context to discover up-andcoming artists and there is no better time to invest in art. We hope you enjoy this international fair experience.

Sincerely,

Rick Friedman Founder, Executive Director

www.houstonfineartfair.com

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Special Thanks...................................... 3

Frederic Got........................................ 43

Cultural Parnters................................... 4

Galeria Baobab ................................... 44

Letter from the Chairperson.................. 5

galeria moro......................................... 45

Events at a Glance................................ 6

Gallery Erdesz & Design...................... 46

Special Events....................................... 7

Gallery KITAI........................................ 47

HFAF ArtSpeak.................................... 10

George Billis Gallery ........................... 48

Houston Artists Hall of Fame @ HFAF........................ 11

Hadrien de Montferrand Gallery.......... 49

KP Projects.......................................... 14 Sculptures........................................... 15 Installations......................................... 16 Floor Directory..................................... 18 Floor map............................................ 19 Silent Auctions.................................... 20

Irene Mamiye Studios.......................... 51 Keumsan Gallery................................. 52 Kips Gallery......................................... 53 koelsch gallery..................................... 54 LARRABURE - PELAYE ART DEALERS.... 55

Adamar Fine Arts................................. 21

Laura Rathe Fine Art............................ 56

Alabama Song..................................... 22

Lawrence Cantor Fine Art.................... 57

Art company MISOOLSIDAE............... 23

Linda Clarke Art Wade Wilson Art............................... 58

Art Nouveau Gallery............................ 24 ArtĂŞria.................................................. 25 ARTFLOW............................................ 26

lz /mp fine art gallery........................... 59 Mark Borghi Fine Art........................... 60

Artspace Warehouse........................... 27

Murloge Gallery of Fine Art ................. 61

Asterisk Projects.................................. 28

Parkerson Gallery................................ 62

Axiom Contemporary.......................... 29

Pictura Gallery..................................... 63

Brisset Art Gallery................................ 30

Projects Gallery................................... 64

Bruce Lurie Gallery.............................. 31

PSH Projects....................................... 65

Callan Contemporary.......................... 32

QUANTUM CONTEMPORARY ART.................... 66

The Chai Gallery.................................. 33

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International Modern Art Gallery......... 50

Collage Havana................................... 34

Redbud Gallery.................................... 67

Contempop Expressions Galleries...... 35

Samuel Lynne Galleries....................... 68

d. m. allison gallery.............................. 36

Seeds Art Gallery................................. 69

David Rothermel Contemporary.......... 37

Shoshana Wayne Gallery.................... 70

Deborah Colton Gallery....................... 38

Shulamit Gallery.................................. 71

Emerge Fine Art................................... 39

Sylvia White Gallery............................. 72

Emmanuel Fremin Gallery................... 40

VK Gallery............................................ 73

Evan Lurie Gallery............................... 41

Walter Wickiser Gallery, Inc................. 74

FotoFest International......................... 42

Zoya Tommy Gallery............................ 75

SPECIAL THANKS VIP Lounge Sponsors

Supporting Sponsors

Lounge Sponsor

Media Sponsors

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CULTURAL PARTNERS AIA Houston

J. Wayne Stark Galleries

Arlington Museum of Art

Lawndale Art Center

Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass

LBJ Presidential Library

Art League Houston

Longview Museum of Fine Arts

ArtBridge Houston

The MATCH

Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa

McNay Art Museum

Arts Hound

Meadows Museum

ArtTable

MFAH Bayou Bend

Asia Society Texas Center

Morris Cultural Arts Center

MFAH Bayou Bend Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH)

Buffalo Bayou Partnership

Musiqa Houston

Box 13 ArtSpace

New Orleans Center for Creative Arts

Aurora Picture Show

New Orleans Film Society

Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum

New Orleans Museum of Art

Box 13 ArtSpace

Newcomb Art Gallery

ClayHouston

The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art

Community Artists’ Collective Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

post-studio projects The Printing Museum

DiverseWorks Art Space

Prospect New Orleans

Forsyth Galleries

Rice University Art Gallery

FotoFest International

Rothko Chapel

Fresh Arts Houston

Russian Cultural Center “Our Texas”

Galveston Arts Center

Spring Street Studios

Gulf Coast

Talento Bilingue de Houston

Houston Arts Alliance

Texas Accountants and Lawyers for the Arts

Houston Center for Contemporary Craft Houston Center for Photography Houston Cinema Arts Society Houston Design Center Houston Museum District Houston Museum of African American Culture 4

Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Art

Texan French Alliance for the Arts UH Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts UH School of Art Via Colori Houston Visual Arts Alliance Winter Street Studios

Welcome Fairgoers!

Houston is a great city which has been built on a solid foundation of our past, while continuing to welcome the future. As the city thrives and becomes one of the most important international centers in the US, the arts become more dynamic, including the growth of excellent museums, non-profits and private galleries.

This year’s edition of HFAF reflects what the city was built on, who we are now and where we are going. Patricia Covo Johnson’s “Hall of Fame” recognizes some of the artists that have made an impact in the art world coming out of Houston. HFAF’s programming and installations speak to what an exciting and international city Houston is. Over 17 countries are represented at HFAF, between the exhibiting galleries and public installations - which are traveling in from as far as Egypt with a video installation exhibited at the 2013 Venice Biennale, to a beautiful interactive piece from Mexico City. Our Panels this year also reflect Houston art history but also have an international focus.

We are pleased to honor the Asia Society - Texas Center as the Opening Night beneficiary. I want to recognize our Steering Committee and Host Committee for their time and commitment to expanding the HFAF with the 2014 edition. These individuals with diverse backgrounds represent what makes Houston such a “City of the Future” and international city of the arts. We thank them for their dedication and belief in what the HFAF can be for all of us.

I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the Houston Fine Art Fair for focusing the eyes of the art world on Houston by continuing to build an international art fair here. Ultimately, this activity serves to expand, stimulate and promote a deeper interest in the visual arts throughout the region and also helps Houston work toward becoming the national and international “destination city of the arts” it deserves to be.

Deborah M. Colton

HFAF Chairperson

Steering Committee Committee Chair Deborah Colton Maryam Afshari Chinhui & Eddie Allen Jereann Chaney Mariana & Bob Debes

Jennifer & Steve Dolman Johanna & Steve Donson Lily & Charles Foster Anita & David Garten Penelope Gonzales & Lester Marks

Tatiana & Craig Massey Lily & Hamid Kooros Duyen My Huynh & Marc Nguyen Anita & Gerald Smith

Opening Night Host Committee Jason Aigner Minnette Boesel Rania Daniel Valerie and Tracey Dieterich Pilar de la Garza Elise Glattier-Hollingsworth & Denzil M Hollingsworth Jonathan Glus and Alton La Day

William Goldberg Eric Greschner Mady and Ken Kades Aymeric Martinoia Erin McClarty Tom Morin Adam Newar Judy Nyquist Michael Pearson

Aaron Reimer Carolyn and James Robertson Leila Safinya Clint Sosa Amir Taghi Michael Villemarette and Rosaliz Ufret Beth Wolfe

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EVENTS AT A GLANCE SHOW HOURS Thursday Black Card ‘First Look’.................................... 6-7:30pm

VIP Opening Night Preview.......................... 7:30-9:30pm

benefits Asia Society Texas Center Friday............................................................................................................. 11am-7pm Saturday........................................................................................................ 11am-7pm Sunday.......................................................................................................... 11am-6pm

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 6-7:30p: 7:30-9:30p:

Black Card Opening Night Preview, benefits Asia Society Texas Center

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 11:30a-12p: 12:30-1:30p 2-3p: 3:30-4:30p: 5-7p: 5-6p: 5:30-6:30p:

Expert-led tour of show floor ArtSpeak presented by CultureMap: How Museums Stay Relevant in Their Communities (Theater) ArtSpeak presented by CultureMap: Museum vs. Individual Collecting Strategies (Theater) ArtSpeak presented by CultureMap: In the Legacy of Peggy Guggenheim, Collecting from the Female Perspective (Theater) Luxe Interior + Design Tour & Reception, by Invite Only (Lounge) Bonhams Invite Only Party (Lounge) Collecting Latin American art (Theater)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 11:30-12p: 12-12:30p: 1-2p: 2:30-3:30p: 2:30-4p: 4-5p: 5-5:30p: 7:30–10p:

Expert-led tour of show floor Art in the Bayou: A Review of the Houston Artist’s Hall of Fame (in front of exhibition) ArtSpeak presented by CultureMap: Trends in Moving Image Art (Theater or in front of videos) Inaugural Illumination Award of Achievement in Arts Education: David E. Brauer presentation and interview with Catherine D. Anspon (Theater) FotoFest Tour & Reception, by Invite Only Lifetime Achievement Award: Anne Tucker, presentation and interview with Wendy Watriss (Theater) Artist Spotlight: James Nakagawa with book signing and conversation with Anne Tucker (Theater then Pictura Gallery Booth for book signing) Off-site exhibition opening and After Party @ Deborah Colton Gallery

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 11:30a-12p: 11:30-1:30:

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Expert-led tour of show floor HFAF ArtSpeak presented by CultureMap: ‘Art Collide’: Art Collecting 101 for Houston’s Young Contemporaries reception hosted by Stacy & John Andell & sponsored by Line 39.

Lecture by Lea Weingarten Artist Spotlight: Pham An Hai (International Modern Art Gallery Booth) Arab Art in the Middle East Today (Theater)

SPECIAL EVENTS Thursday 6-7:30p: Black Card ‘First Look’ Black Card holders will be among the first to view and acquire important works of art, enjoy hors d’oeuvres and complimentary open wine bars.

7:30-9:30p: Opening Night Preview, benefits Asia Society Texas Center VIP Pass holders will experience HFAF’s Opening Night Preview and make art selections before the fair opens to the public on Friday. Enjoy complimentary wine bars.

Friday 11:30-12p: Expert-led tour of show floor 5-6p: Bonhams Reception, by Invite Only (Lounge) A Bonhams collector group will explore the show floor and attend a reception in the VIP Lounge to discuss the art on display with Bonhams contemporary art expert.

5-7p: Luxe Interior + Design Tour & Reception, by Invite Only (Lounge) Interior designers and art collectors invited by VIP Lounge Sponsors: Luxe Interior + Design, Lucinda Loya Interiors, Internum + Design and the Houston Design Center, will tour the show floor with Christie’s Jessica Phifer, ending in the VIP Lounge for a private reception.

5:30-6:30p: Collecting Latin American Art presented by Houston Latinos Magazine (Theater) Curators will discuss the current market of Latin American Art, artists to watch, how to build a collection of this genre and how to add it to an existing collection.

Panelists include: Claudia Zapata, Mexic-Arte Museum; Marion Oettinger, San Antonio Museum of Art. Moderated by Mariana Valdes Debes.

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SPECIAL EVENTS Saturday 11:30-12p: Expert-led tour of show floor 12-12:30p: Art in the Bayou: A Review of the Houston Artist’s Hall of Fame (in front of exhibition) Presented by Curator Patricia Covo Johnson (see page 11-13) 2:30-3:30p: Inaugural Illumination Award of Achievement in Arts Education: David E. Brauer Presentation and interview with Catherine D. Anspon (Theater) The worthy inaugural recipient will be art historian/ scholar/lecturer David E. Brauer whose 36-year career teaching art history at the MFAH Museum School, now the Glassell School of Art, began in 1976, and spans — and impacted — several generations. Brauer’s tantalizing knowledge and insights will be explored onstage at the Fair during a Q&A conducted by former student PaperCity‘s Catherine D. Anspon.

2:30-4p: FotoFest International Tour & Reception,

by Invite Only (Lounge) First Look, FotoFest’s Collector Group, will tour the show floor with their internal experts and end in the VIP Lounge for a private reception.

4-5p: Lifetime Achievement Award: Anne Tucker, presentation and interview with Wendy Watriss (Theater) The Lifetime Achievement Award annually recognizes an individual who has had a profound and lasting effect on the development of the visual arts in Houston. HFAF is proud to announce the 2014 Lifetime Achievement honoree will be the Museum of Fine Arts Houston’s Gus and Lyndall Wortham Curator Anne Tucker. Fairgoers will have the chance to meet and interact with Ms. Tucker at her award presentation where she will be interviewed onstage in the HFAF Theater by FotoFest International Co-founder Wendy Watriss.

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SPECIAL EVENTS 5-5:30p: Artist Spotlight: James Nakagawa with book signing and conversation with Anne Tucker (Theater then Pictura Gallery Booth 211 for book signing) Meet Artist James Nakagawa in conversation with MFAH’s Anne Tucker. Nakagawa’s work is shown internationally with solo exhibitions at museums including the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, galleries and festivals. Artist represented by Pictura Gallery.

7:30–10p: Off-site exhibition opening and After Party @ Deborah Colton Gallery 2445 North Blvd, Houston, TX 77098 “Mapping Strife: Reality and Perceptions” This provocative exhibition includes artists from Egypt, Istanbul and Iraq who will show paintings, photography, works on paper, installation and video. Artist Khaled Hafez from Egypt will be in attendance. Complimentary light bites, drinks, valet.

Sunday 11:30a-12p: Expert-led tour of show floor 12-12:30p: Artist Spotlight: Pham An Hai (International Modern Art Gallery Booth 308) Pham An Hai was born in 1967 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Since 1992 he has had works presented in solo and group shows in Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Vietnam, Luxembourg, Belgium, Thailand, USA, Japan, Italy, Korea and the UK. He has works in the permanent collections of the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and the National Gallery Petronas Malaysia.

2-3p: Arab Art in the Middle East Today Moderator, Wendy Watriss, Co-Founder of FotoFest

Extending from the ground-breaking presentation of Arab media-based art and photography done by FotoFest in Houston this year, the Houston Fine Arts Fair is initiating a panel discussion about the development of contemporary Arab visual art from the Middle East and North Africa in the past 15 years. The panel will discuss the work of leading Arab painters, sculptors, printmakers and media artists, as well as the diverse genres they are using and the issues that they address in their art. The discussion will present an overview of the creative, commercial and educational infrastructures that have developed in recent years in the Middle East and the way they are supporting creative art in this part of the world. Panelists include Omar Donia, publisher of the leading Middle East art journal Contemporary Practices, Visual Arts from the Middle East; Khaled Hafez, internationally known painter, videographer and multi-media artist from Egypt.

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Friday 12:30-1:30p: How Museums Stay Relevant in Their Communities (Theater) Curators discuss their role in educating their unique audience while remaining relevant to a larger public, donors and other museums.

Of particular interest is how curators strike a balance between institutional history, community responsibility and global concerns. Panelists include: Miranda Lash, The Speed Art Museum; Toby Kamps, The Menil Collection; and Kevin Ruben Jacobs, The Goss-Michel Foundation. Moderated by Chad Alligood, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Friday 2-3p: Museum vs. Individual Collecting Strategies (Theater) Curators discuss the considerations involved when acquiring new works of art for their institution, and how this may or may not differ from individual collecting approaches. Topics include the differences between building a collection through donations, collectors groups, with museum funds and the role of the board. Panelists include: Chad Alligood, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art; Shirley Reece-Hughes, Amon Carter Museum of American Art; Gavin Delahunty, Dallas Museum of Art. Moderated by Elise Arnoult Miller, Independent Curator/Advisor.

Friday 3:30-4:30p: In the Legacy of Peggy Guggenheim, Collecting from the Female Perspective (Theather) Join CultureMap’s Editor at Large Shelby Hodge as she leads a lively and informative discussion on fine art collecting with four of Houston’s leading philanthropists. Panelists include Jereann Chaney, Anita Weber-Smith, Lucinda Loya and Judy Nyquist. Moderated by Shelby Hodge.

Saturday 1-2p: Trends in Moving Image Art (Theater) The panel will focus largely on recent developments in the art of the moving image, and how these developments fit within a larger framework of modern and contemporary art history. Panelists include: Miranda Lash, The Speed Art Museum; Mary Magsamen, Aurora Picture Show; Rachel Cook, DiverseWorks.

Moderated by Artist Khaled Hafez.

Sunday 11:30-1:30p: ‘Art Collide’: Art Collecting 101 for Houston’s Young Contemporaries (Lounge) Lecture by Art Adviser Lea Weingarten, Weingarten Art Group, reception hosted

by Stacy & John Andell and sponsored by Line 39.

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Curated by Patricia Covo Johnson Inaugural Inductees of the HoF @ HFAF include: John Alexander John Biggers

Art Guys

1945 Beaumont, Texas 1924 Gastonia NC – d 2001 Michael Galbreth, 1956, Philadelphia; Jack Massing, 1959, Buffalo, NY

Karin Broker 1950 Penn, Pennsylvania

Mel Chin 1951 Houston Joseph Havel 1954 Minneapolis Terrell James 1955 Houston Luis Jimenez 1940 El Paso, TX – d 2006 Lucas Johnson 1940 Hartford Conn., d 2002 George Krause 1937 Philadelphia Sharon Kopriva 1948 Houston

Jesse Lott 1943 Shreveport, La

Jim Love 1927 Amarillo, TX – d 2005 MANUAL Suzanne Bloom, 1943 Philadelphia; Ed Hill, 1935 Springfield Mass

James Surls 1943 Terrell, TX

The Art Guys, Paper Clips, 2003, computer vector drawing/graphite on paper, 22 x 30 [ 24.5 x 32.5 framed], no. 4 of edition of 5, collection of The Art Guys

John Alexander, Lilies, 2013, Charcoal and pastels on paper, Courtesy the artist and McClain Gallery, Houston

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INSTALLATIONS – HOUSTON ARTISTS HALL OF FAME @ HFAF Curator’s Statement When I was asked to curate this exhibition for HFAF, I knew it would be challenge, that it would be impossible to include all the extraordinary artists I would want to, but also that future Hall of Fame exhibitions would expand this inaugural roster. As a way of introduction, I drew a few parameters: Artists who are (or were) Houstonian by choice or birthplace, active in the city since the 1970s and 1980s, and with a strong exhibition history. Individually and together they re-cast the city’s contemporary art landscape during those years on foundations laid in previous decades. Propelled by the city’s economic growth and social openness, they could give full rein to their visions, develop their careers, mentor and inspire through teaching and by example. By the mid-1980s, Houston was lauded as art’s Third Coast and it embraced a new generation.

The vast aesthetic individuality evades categorization and most of the artists represented work in multiple media and techniques. A focus on works on paper in a limited range of neutral tones with splashes of color offers overall cohesion as selected sculptures add visual and dimensional counterpoints. There are a few surprises as well. Several of the works reside in private collections and publically invisible, like the powerful mandala comprised of AK47s by Mel Chin. Others reveal a less known aspect of an artist’s creativity, like James Surls, internationally renowned as a sculptor, here is represented as the superb draftsman that he also is.

John Biggers (1924-2001) reinvigorated the ancient art of mural painting beginning with fully developed drawings as detailed guides. Jim Love (1927-2005) created humorous assemblages from scrap materials and welded steel into meticulous, often poignant vignettes of intimate scale as well as large public sculpture. Luis Jimenez (1940-2006) was a sculptor and also a powerful draftsman.

Lucas Johnson (1940-2002) was a painter and renowned draftsman.

Luis Jimenez, Howl, 1986,Fiberglas, 59 inches, collection of William J. Hill.

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John Alexander relishes the exuberance of coastal life, rendering it in charcoal drawings with the same painterly gusto of his works on canvas. Michael Galbreth and Jack Massing, aka The Art Guys,

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conceive public projects and do performances, also build sculptures and explore unconventional drawing materials. Terrell James’s works on paper are spare and fluid mediations. Karin Broker, on the other hand, tells a story in familiar, often domestic symbols.

Joseph Havel’s bronze speaks of Classic refinement. Jesse Lott manipulates discarded MANUAL (Hill & Bloom), Under the Glass Bell (Anais Nin), 2014, Archival pigment print, ed: 5, 17 x 21 inches rebar and wire to shape naturalistic or imaginary animal and human figures sometimes in astonishing scale. Sharon Kopriva has reduced the complicated assemblages of earlier work to cast bronze modelings of her beloved Peruvian hairless dogs.

George Krause, who has pursued classic gelatin silver prints, and MANUAL, the collaborative of Ed Hill and Suzanne Bloom, pioneers in digital imaging and constructs, represent photography, a major component of the city’s art community.

And the street-worthy Fruitmobile holds an iconic place in this car-loving city as ambassador of the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art. -Patricia Covo Johnson About the Curator From 1981-2007, Patricia Covo Johnson served as the distinguished arts critic of the Houston Chronicle. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in criticism in 1991 and 1994, Ms. Johnson wrote Contemporary Art in Texas, which was published in 1995. She also wrote a biography of her late husband, Lucas Johnson, published by the Houston Artists Fund, which includes essays by Walter Hopps and Edmund Pillsbury. She has contributed essays to various exhibition catalogues, most recently, Mel Chin Rematch, organized by the New Orleans Museum of Art, 2014; and An Oasis of Horror in a Desert of Boredom, Visual Centre for Contemporary Art, Dublin, Ireland, 2013.

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INSTALLATIONS – KP PROJECTS Jung Jong-Mee, Kim Keun-Joong, Kim Ho-Deuk and Suk Chul-Joo Curated by Ken Kim, Kips Gallery This exhibition presents works by four top Korean artists, using contemporary avenues to express the culture’s more traditional imagery and history. These prizewinning and increasingly popular artists are capturing collectors’ imaginations, recording strong sales and grabbing museum attention in Korea, Japan and China. In October 2014, the Beijing Art Fair will present Suk Chul-Joo and Kim Ho- Deuk as their invited guest artists.

About the Artists: Suk Chul-Joo Through this exhibition, Suk Chul-Joo explores the path for the future of Korean painting and advocates for living in the constantly changing modern world while paying respects to nature, tradition and value of our own once more.

Kim Keun-Joong Early in his career KIM created wall paintings inspired by Koguryo Kingdom and Chinese Dun Huang followed by a period of minimalism. Since 2005, he has produced works exploring the culture and impact of the rich and noble, and once national flower of China, the peony.

Jung Jong-Mee The ‘paper woman’ combines the natural components of Korean women, using notable figures and common characteristics, with the material properties of ‘hanji’. ‘Hanji’ includes an ambient natural color that conveys the viewer with a mild impression. Jong-Mee has depicted important, historical Korean women including Hwang Jin-yi and the Empress Myeong-seong in her works. She is the winner of the prestigious Lee Jung Sup award, and is in the public collections of The National Museum of Modern Art, Seoul Municipal Museum of Art, Busan Municipal Museum of Art., and others 14

INSTALLATIONS Kim Ho-Deuk The ink paintings Kim creates only with base material, brush and water ink reflects both the western style of meticulous observation and the East Asian concept of grasping emotion and atmosphere of man and nature.He is a member of the prestigious Korean Art Project of the Korean Art Museum Association. He has won several distinguished art honors, including the Kumbok Culture Award Art Prize (2008) and the Lee Joong Seop Art Prize (2004). He is in the public collections of National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul Museum of Art, Daejeon Museum of Art, with past exhibits at the Bongsam Cultural Center, Kumho Art Museum and the Ungno Lee Museum of Art.

2014 SCULPTURES Right: Laura Rathe Fine Art, Booth 108 Gino Miles, Whirl, 100 x 100 inches on a 40 x 40 x 20 inches base, under 600 lbs

Left: Linda Clarke Art/Wade Wilson Fine Art Booth, Booth 106 James Surls, Three Worlds Seven Rings, 2014, Stainless steel, 131 x 137 x 117 inches

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INSTALLATIONS Khaled Hafez On Noise, Sound & Silence, 2013 Three-Channel Video Installation & Memory Box Sponsored by FotoFest International & represented

by Deborah Colton Gallery Booth 114 Producers: Anubis Productions, Yasmine Allam Concept & Camera: Khaled Hafez Extra Footage: Khaled Ramadan Editing & Sound: Khaled Hafez Shooting Locations: Cairo, Hurgada & Sharm el Sheikh (Egypt), Hong Kong (Hong Kong), Anilao, Batangas, (Philippines), Porto Allegre (Brazil), Turin (Italy), Dubai (UAE), Male (Maldives), Venice (Italy) On Noise, Sound and Silence, is a poetic voyage through the black box of memory.

Memories exist as islands in the mind, islands, whose shores are subjected to erosions, continuous loss of resolution and progressive virtual drowning as time passes. This installation explores these ideas through video and bronze casting sculpture.

Nacho Rodriguez Bach ASTERISMOS With performances on Opening Night & throughout the weekend Curated by Mariana Valdes Debes Booth 205 This interactive installation by artist Nacho Rodriguez Courtesy of Braulio Arsuaga Bach explores the relationship between the 88 constellations and the 88 piano keys by linking the piano keyboard to a light installation where each note lights up a constellation. Asterismos is the Greek word for the drawings that identify each constellation which the artist reinterprets by using curves instead of the traditional straight lines that link the stars together.

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INSTALLATIONS Selections from the FotoFest 2014 Biennial at the Houston Fine Art Fair Presented by FotoFest International, Booth 100 FotoFest will present selections from the acclaimed FotoFest 2014 Biennial exhibition of Contemporary Arab photography, video and mixed media art.

Lalla Essaydi (Morocco), Harem #29, 2009, Chromogenic print mounted to aluminum with a UV protective laminate, 71 x 88 inches. Printed 2011, Courtesy of the artist and Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York.

Houston Arts Alliance presents video artist Pablo Gimenez-Zapiola, Booth 113 Houston’s love affair with movement, transformation and reinvention is at the heart of Transported + Renewed, a bold mix of community-based and contemporary art projects organized by Houston Arts Alliance in Gimenez Zapiola, Houstonality, collaboration with local artists and community partners. Pablo Photo courtesy of the artist From September 1 – November 30, 2014, Houston’s East End, the city’s historic transport hub and neighborhood hugging Buffalo Bayou and the Houston Ship Channel, will be infused with a series of concerts, performances, and visual arts installations. In celebration of the centennial of the Houston Ship Channel, HAA and HFAF are pleased to present this video event as part of the Transported + Renewed series.

VIP Lounge The HFAF 2014 VIP Lounge Sponsors include Luxe Interior + Design, Lucinda Loya Interiors, Internum + Design, Silestone by Cosentino and the Houston Design Center. Luxe Interior + Design has coordinated this dynamic partnership bringing Lucinda Loya in as the official VIP Lounge designer, curating pieces from Internum + Design’s collection of first class contemporary furniture and lighting brands to compliment the HFAF show floor. With support from the HDC, the VIP Lounge will attract Houston’s top designers and art experts!

CultureMap Collectors Lounge furnished by Cantoni The HFAF 2014 Collectors Lounge will be presented by CultureMap Houston and decorated by Cantoni. Considered a pioneering force in contemporary design in Texas, the modern furniture retailer and design studio, selected pieces from its cuttingedge portfolio to create a beautiful space inspired by the show. Providing patrons the opportunity to relax in style, the lounge will feature one of Cantoni’s newest arrivals, the Natuzzi Re-Vive, an intuitive chair that is the world’s first performance recliner. #relax&revive, Twitter @cantonidesign, @culturemap, @houfineartfair 2014 |

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FLOOR DIRECTORY Gallery

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Adamar Fine Arts................................... 215 Alabama Song....................................... 115 Art company MISOOLSIDAE................. 309 Art Nouveau Gallery.............................. 102 ArtĂŞria.................................................... 208 ARTFLOW.............................................. 201 Artspace Warehouse............................. 400 ASTC Silent Auction.............................. 113 Asterisk Projects.................................... 410 Axiom Contemporary............................ 200 Brisset Art Gallery.................................. 314 Bruce Lurie Gallery................................ 210 Callan Contemporary............................ 404 Collage Havana..................................... 311 Contempop Expressions Galleries............................................. 408 d. m. allison gallery................................ 305 David Rothermel Contemporary............ 315 Deborah Colton Gallery......................... 104 Emerge Fine Art..................................... 406 Emmanuel Fremin Gallery..................... 213 Evan Lurie Gallery.......................... 107/110 FotoFest International........................... 100 FREDERIC GOT..................................... 302 Galeria Baobab...................................... 109 galeria moro........................................... 103 Gallery Erdesz & Design........................ 310 Gallery KITAI.......................................... 316 George Billis Gallery.............................. 300 Hadrien de Montferrand Gallery............ 206 18

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International Modern Art Gallery........... 308 Irene Mamiye Studios............................ 409 Keumsan Gallery................................... 202 Kips Gallery........................................... 313 koelsch gallery....................................... 101 LARRABURE PELAYE ART DEALERS..................... 204 Laura Rathe Fine Art.............................. 108 Lawrence Cantor Fine Art...................... 411 Linda Clarke Art Wade Wilson Art.......................... 106/111 lz /mp fine art gallery............................. 312 Mark Borghi Fine Art............................. 105 Murloge Gallery..................................... 401 Parkerson Gallery.................................. 112 Pictura Gallery....................................... 211 Projects Gallery..................................... 405 PSH Projects......................................... 307 QUANTUM CONTEMPORARY ART...................... 116 Redbud Gallery...................................... 407 Samuel Lynne Galleries......................... 402 Seeds Art Gallery................................... 203 Shoshana Wayne Gallery...................... 306 Shulamit Gallery.................................... 214 Sylvia White Gallery............................... 216 The Chai Gallery.................................... 212 VK Gallery.............................................. 209 Walter Wickiser Gallery, Inc................... 403 Zoya Tommy Contemporary.................. 207

FLOOR DIRECTORY Partner

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Installations

Art Ltd...................................................... P5

ASTERISMOS

Booth #

Artist Nacho Rodriguez Bach........................... 205

HAA......................................................... P2

Houston Artists Hall of Fame @ HFAF.................................... Installation

Houston Cinema Arts.............................. P4 MFAH ...................................................... P1

KP PROJECTS........................... Installation

Winter Street/Spring Street Studios........ P3

On Noise, Sound & Silence Artist Khaled Hafez.................................. 114

Neiman Marcus....................................... P6 Texan French Alliance for the Arts........... P7

HAA presents video artist Pablo Gimenez-Zapiola’s, Houstonality................. 113

Houston Artists Hall of Fame @HFAF

Luxe Interior + Design VIP Lounge

P1

Houston Artists Hall of Fame @HFAF

P2

MFHA

400

Artspace Warehouse

411

402

401

310

309

Art company MISOOLSIDAE

308

307

International PSH Projects Modern Art Gallery

405

Projects Gallery

Callan Contemporary

Houston Cinema Arts

P5

P6

Art Ltd

Nieman Marcus

407

Redbud Gallery

P7 Texan French Alliance for the Arts

408

Contempop Expressions Galleries

406

Emerge Fine Art

311

316

Collage Havana

306

Shoshana Wayne Gallery

Gallery KITAI

315

CultureMap Collectors Lounge furnished by Cantoni

302

FREDERIC GOT

305

KP PROJECTS

P4

Irene Mamiye Studios

404

Walter Wickiser Gallery, Inc.

P3 Winter Street/ Spring Street Studios

409

Asterisk Projects

403

Murloge Gallery

Gallery Erdesz & Design

410

Lawrence Cantor Fine Art

Samuel Lynne Galleries

HAA

d. m. allison gallery

David Rothermel Contemporary

312

lz /mp fine art gallery

THEATRE

313

314

Kips Gallery

Brisset Art Gallery KP PROJECTS

300

George Billis Gallery

210

201

ARTFLOW

216

Sylvia White Gallery

202

Keumsan Gallery

215

Adamar Fine Arts

203

Seeds Art Gallery

200

214

Shulamit Gallery

204

LARRABURE PELAYE ART DEALERS

213

205

Emmanuel Fremin Gallery

Nacho Rodriguez Bach Sponsored by Mariana Valdes Debes

206

Hadrien de Montferrand Gallery

212

Bruce Lurie Gallery

211

The Chai Gallery

Pictura Gallery

207

208

Zoya Tommy Contemporary

Artêria

209

Axiom Contemporary

VK Gallery

116

101

115

114

QUANTUM CONTEMPORARY ART

Alabama Song

Artist Khaled Hafez, Deborah Colton Gallery

102

103

104

Art Nouveau Gallery

galeria moro

koelsch gallery

Deborah Colton Gallery

Silent Auctions

113

HAA Installations

112

Parkerson Gallery

106

Linda Clarke Art Wade Wilson Art

107

Evan Lurie Gallery

109

Galeria Baobab

105

Mark Borghi Fine Art

108

Laura Rathe Fine Art

100

FotoFest International

ENTRANCE

EXIT

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SILENT AUCTIONS To benefit the Asia Society Texas Center Opening bid is Thursday night, Sept. 18, 6pm Silent auction closes Sunday, Sept. 21, 6pm Located on the outside wall of booth 113.

John Chamberlain (1927-2011) Untitled,1979, Etching and lithograph and screenprint, 16 x 22 inches, Ed. Each signed and annotated Printed by Topaz Editions Inc., Tampa Estimate: $4,000-$6,000 Starting bid $1,250, increments of $250

John Chamberlain (1927-2011) Untitled, 1979, Soft-ground etching in colors and serigraph, 22 x 15.5 inches AP, Topaz Editions. prntr, Signed Estimate: $4,000-$6,000 Starting bid $1,250, increments of $250

Left: Elisabeth Sunday, ANIMUS #8, Archival Pigment Prints, 2011-2012, 40 x 70 inches Edition 10 Estimate $2,500-$3,000 Starting bid $1,250, increments of $250 Right: Elisabeth Sunday, ANIMA #8, Archival Pigment Prints on rag, 40 x 70 inches Edition 10 Estimate $2,500-$3,000 Starting bid $1,250, increments of $250

Peter Mbitjana Palmer, Yaika (Bush Onion Dreaming), Acrylic on canvas, 48 x 48 inches The artist is an eastern and central Arrente man born at Santa Teresa Mission.

Estiamte $11,000- $13,000 Starting bid $5,000, increments of $500

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Adamar Fine Arts 4141 NE 2nd Ave., Suite 107, Miami, FL 33137 Tel (305) 576-1355 Fax (305) 576-1922 www.adamargallery.com adamargal@aol.com

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Tamar Erdberg, President, Adam Erdberg, Vice President AFA is in its 27th year in business exhibiting contemporary paintings, sculptures, and installations by internationally recognized contemporary artists. The gallery specializes in Contemporary Pop masters.

Artists Represented: Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Donald Sultan, Alex Katz, Jim Dine, Niso Maman, Zammy Migdal, Ted Lawson, Jeff Pullen, Tolla Inbar, Debbie Carfagno

Andy Warhol, $ (Quadrant) II.283, 1982, Screenprint on Lenox board, 40 x 32 inches

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Alabama Song 2521 Oakdale St. Houston, TX, 77004 (713) 679-8493 alabamasonghouston.com alabamasonghouston@gmail.com

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Gabriel Martinez, Regina Agu Alabama Song is a community shine parlor in  Houston that focuses on experimentation, both in the production of new work and its distribution.  Programming features performances, readings, and workshops as well as screenings, exhibitions and installations. Alabama Song aims to contribute to the discussion of ideas around cultural production in this city.

Artists Represented: Nana Burns, Sharon Cox, Amanda Hurt, Vic Inez, Sara Dela Izquierda, Yta Madiq

Selling the Shadow

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Art company MISOOLSIDAE 5F Seo-ho B/D, 1-1Insa-Dong, Jongno-Gu Seoul, 110-290, South Korea Tel (82) 2-725-5757 Fax (82) 723-3645 www.misoolsidae.com www.misoolsidae.co.kr akagallery@hanmail.net

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Ryoo, Myung-Hee, Director; Kang, Ju-Hyun, Curator Art Company MISOOLSIDAE was established in 1989. The gallery publishes various artistic books, including the two monthly art magazines “MISOOLSIDAE” and “ACE ART.” The gallery provides many opportunities for young artists to display their work and obtain exposure and recognition in the international art world. Art Company MISOOLSIDAE participates in various overseas art fairs and promote the Korean Contemporary Art Festival, Seoul Art show every year.

Artists Represented: Choi, Ja-Hyun; Chun, Insoo; Kim, Yong-Jung; Park, Hyun-Ok; Park, Hyung-Jin; Lee, Hee-Don; Jin, Seong-Mo

Park, Hyun-Ok, Afternoon in spring 14-6, 2014, Mixed media (stone powder & oil painting on canvas), 120x120cm

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Art Nouveau Gallery 348 NW 29 Street, Miami, FL 33127 (305) 5734661

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Calle 73 con Av. 3H, Edif. San Francisco de Paola PB, Maracaibo, Zulia, Venezuela (58261) 7932780 www.artnouveaumiami.com info@artnouveaumiami.com Georgina Chumaceiro, Director; Elizabeth Castillo, Director; Carolina Caraccia-Manager Art Nouveau Galeria was founded in Maracaibo, Venezuela in 1987 by Elizabeth Hazim de Castillo and in 2010 they opened a branch in Wynwood, Miami, known as Art Nouveau Gallery with her daughter in law and partner Georgina Chumaceiro. The gallery features modern and contemporary art focused on the geometric abstraction art, widely explored in Latin America, and ranges from emerging and mid-career artists to major historical art figures such as Cruz Diez and JesĂşs Rafael Soto.

Artists Represented: Roberto Lombana, Abel Ventoso, Lia Bermudez, Rafael Barrios, Joao Galvao, Liu Bolin, Carlos Cruz Diez, Edgar Negret, Jonidel Mendoza, Arturo Quintero, Astrid Fitzgerald, John Henry, Rogelio Polesello, Julio Le Parc, Milton Becerra, Maria Cristina Carbonell

Abel Ventoso, A21, 2013, High Density Polymeric, 37 x 40 inches

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Artêria 625 Shefford, Bromont, Quebec, J2L 1C2, Canada (450) 919-3133 genevieve@arteriagallery.com

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Ms Geneviève Lévesque, Director; Mr Christian Dorey, Curator; Mrs Burcu Özge Ünal, Coordinator; Ms Virginie Martineau, Public Relations Coordinator; Ms Marie-Hélène Naud, Gallery Assistant Although the activities of Artêria began in early 2005, the company was only truly born under its current name in 2007. Established by Geneviève Lévesque, the gallery developed quickly, thanks to the invaluable collaborators of the company.

Artêria represents emerging artists as well as those in mid-career. Whether through painting, photography, sculpture or glass, the gallery promotes bold work of high artistic quality by the new contemporary movement.

Artists Represented: Adèle Blais, Amélie Desjardins, Asli Kutluay, Christian Dorey, Clade, Claire Poiré, CYEN, Denitza, Dominique Desmeules, Dominique Fortin, Francis Koch, Jean-Paul Cattin, Marie-Elaine Lalonde, Marie-Anne Baron, Marie-Eve Proteau, Maryline Lemaitre, MM, Moriello, Mr Revrac, Nathalie Boissonnault, Nick Morris, Pierre-Luc Déziel

Maryline Lemaitre, So Chic, 2014, Mixed medium on canvas, 60 x 40 inches / 152 x 102 cm

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ARTFLOW 43-01 21st Street #312A, Long Island City, NY 11101 Tel (201) 995-7502 www.art-flow.org info@art-flow.org

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Hannah Song,Director Artflow is dedicated to the promotion of all the original artwork and artists throughout the Tri-State area including NY, NJ and CT. The gallery focuses on internationally emerging or well-known artists in the community, but is open to all cultural groups of artists in the United States since we share an investment in art that supports both new artwork and cultural exchange.

Artists Represented: Duck Young Kim, Kyunglim Lee, Soojung Han, Eunha kim, Yoonjeong Lee, Yunju Song

Kyunglim Lee, Coexistence, 2013, Mixed Media, 22.4 x 40 inches (3 pieces)

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Artspace Warehouse 7358 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036 (323) 936-7020 www.artspacewarehouse.com info@artspacewarehouse.com

400

Kunstwarenhaus, Neumarkt 6, Zurich, 8001, Switzerland (+41-44) 5018818 www.kunstwarenhaus.ch Claudia Deutsch, Director; Maggie Devers, Assistant Director; Julia Kunitsa, Gallery Associate Artspace Warehouse is one of the world’s leading galleries for savvy contemporary art collectors. Artspace Warehouse exhibits a large selection of affordable original artworks from established and emerging international artists at consistently high standards.

With galleries in Los Angeles and Zurich, Artspace Warehouse specializes in guilt-free international urban, pop, street and abstract art.

Artists Represented: Barbara Kolo, Bernhard Zimmer, Bettina Mauel, Gerdine Duijens, David Jang, Edith Konrad, Erin Hammond, Johnny Taylor, Raul de la Torre, Petra RoesNickel, Ron Piller, Thomas Hammer

Ron Piller, Golly Polly #4, 2014, Mixed Media and Resin on Wood, 48 x 48 inches

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Asterisk Projects 112 N Henry St., 2R, NY 11222 (240) 460-4221 matt@asteriskprojects.com

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Matt Neuman; AJ Hughes Asterisk Projects loves working with emerging artists. With a physical presence at fine arts fairs, the gallery brings talented, smart, emerging artists directly to an art buying pubic. Asterisk Projects showcases a wide variety of artists whose work challenges visual conventions and pushes contemporary artistic discourse. All represented artists possess a highly developed voice with an artistic identity formed by intensive explorations within a body of ideas. Artists certainly make well-crafted and beautifully professional looking artwork, but Asterisk Projects understands that to make truly great art requires a delicate balance of talent and ideas. Asterisk Projects seeks out fresh, inventive artists whose technical skill is beholden to their conceptual premise.

Artists Represented: Daniel Herr, Timothy Uriah Steele, Matt Neuman, Erika Wastrom, Adrian Negenborn

Matt Neuman, Illusions of Normalcy, 2014, Woodcut mono print on paper collaged to panel, 70 x 70 inches

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Axiom Contemporary 2801 Main St., Santa Monica, CA 90405 (818) 799-1110 www.axiomcontemporary.com info@axiomcontemporary.com

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Jason Kirk, Director; Mark Matkevich, Director Axiom contemporary gallery specializes in showing pop, abstract, neo-street, and contemporary art from emerging and mid-career artists in all mediums.

Artists Represented: Max Steven Grossman, CANTSTOPGOODBOY, Michael Gorman, Jay Kelly

Max-Steven Grossman, Musica, 2014, Photo compilation on lucite, 48 x 100 inches

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Brisset Art Gallery 8899 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048 (310) 849-2802 www.brissetartgallery.com brissetartgallery@gmail.com

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Andreea Brisset, Owner; Benjamin Brisset, Owner Brisset Art Gallery represent exclusively European artists from established to emerging.

We specialize in Abstract, POP and Contemporary Art. Our goal is to bring forth a cultural exchange between Europe and America.

Artists Represented: Mitro, Jörg Döring, Pierre Olié, Francis Villard, Daniele Matalon, Daniel Authouar

Mitro, Vers la victoire, 2014, Mixed media on canvas, 72 x 72 inches

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Bruce Lurie Gallery 2736 S La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034 Tel (417) 876-1780 Cell (818) 919-6974 www.luriegallery.com info@luriegallery.com

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Bruce Lurie Director; Luke Hartman; Craig Lurie Partner, Scot Lurie Partner Established in the early 1980s in New York by Bruce Lurie, Bruce Lurie Gallery was frequented by Keith Haring and Andy Warhol. Bruce Lurie gave Jean-Michel Basquiat his first show. Now located in Culver City’s “Art District,” the gallery has a particular focus on established mid-career artists from the U.S and all around the world.

Artists Represented: Karen Bystedt, Kathleen Keifer, Nelson De La Nuez, Brian Liebenthal, Gary John, Michael Suchta, Mr Brainwash, Daniele Matalon, Pascal Guetta

Karen Bystedt & Peter Tunney, Model Andy, 48 x 48 inches

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Callan Contemporary 518 Julia St., New Orleans, LA 70130 (504) 525-0518 www.callancontemporary.com stevencallan@callancontemporary.com

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Steven Callan, Owner/Director; Borislava Callan, Owner/Director; Zoe Byerly, Gallery Assistant Callan Contemporary represents contemporary art by emerging and midcareer American and international artists with an emphasis on abstract and figurative paintings and sculpture.

Artists Represented: Pablo Atchugarry, Raine Bedsole, David Borgerding, George Dunbar, James Flynn, John Folsom, Key-Sook Geum, Eva Hild, James Kennedy, Mitchell Lonas, Norah Lovell, Sibylle Peretti, Bradley Sabin, Katharine White

Sibylle Peretti, To Know a Hawk, Kiln cast glass, engraved, pigments, 18 x 28 x 14 inches

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The Chai Gallery Address Heyri Art Valley 1652-180, Buphung-ri, Tanhyun-myon, Paju-city, Kyunggi-do, Korea +82 31 942 5429 Cell +82 10 9286 1917 agnesyhk@hanmail.net

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YANG Hye-kyung, Director Chai Gallery is introducing a diverse group of three artists, [take out a] painter SUH Yoonhee, sculptor PARK Hyojung and photographer KIM Hongsik. SUH paints with unique colors by creating dyes from fermented herbs to show oriental artworks and healing art. PARK uses jade and bronze in her works. The different shades of jade reveal both cold and warm feelings. In its simplest form, revealed by the artist’s minimal manipulation, the artwork generates its own aesthetic quality and shows the ideal beauty of Korea–simplicity. KIM uses metal to create a three dimensional aspect to his photography, stimulating audiences’ senses to not only depend on their visual sense. This exhibition is a great opportunity to show the artists’ deep and serious works and the uniqueness of Korean art.

SEO Yoonhee, Memory Gap-Time for Everyone, 2012, Mixed media 197 x 119cm

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Collage Havana D 10 entre 1ra y 3ra Vedado, Havana, 10 400, Cuba (537) 833-3826 www.collagehavana.com artes_plasticas@fcbc.cu

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Miriam P Casanellas, Curator; Aisel Arencibia, Curator Collage Havana is looking forward in this edition of HFAF to present prestigious Cuban artists who have been highly praised nationally and internationally. This project unites Cuban artists whose art transcends the aesthetics and specific contexts of Cuba and Latin America in general. Cuban plastic artists are capable of capturing the cosmopolitan and adulterated structures, of the contemporary global reality in which the goal is to criticize, the functionality or non-functionality of the internationalization of, economic and political processes and phenomena.

Artists Represented: Manuel Mendive, The-Merger, Mabel Poblet, Luis E. Camejo, Ernesto Ranca単o

Manuel Mendive, The Waters, 2008, Acrylic on Canvas, 85 x 100 cm

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Contempop Expressions Galleries 100 Ben Yehuda St., Tel Aviv, 63437, Israel (97254) 4712047 www.contempop.com info@contempop.com

408

Roy Seifert, Major Assour, Yaron Lavitz, Jacob Gildor Contempop Expressions Galleries are contemporary fine art galleries based in Tel Aviv, Israel. The galleries are dedicated to the promotion of young Israeli artists to potential customers and emerging collectors around the world. The galleries participate in art fairs around the world in order to search for new markets. The galleries present a variety of some of the best contemporary Israeli artists` works from different fields including, sculpture, painting and photography. The galleries cooperate with other contemporary galleries around the world in order to create a platform for international artists to be exhibited in Israel, as well as exposing Israeli artists around the world.

Artists Represented: Sigalit Landau, Avraham Pesso, Klaus Leidorf, Igal Pardo, Tolla Inbar, Ruth Bloch, Gadi Dagon, Lilian Danino, Yaacov Agam

Sigalit Landau, Peptic, 2005, Photograph edition of 9, 15.74 x 28.34 inches

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d. m. allison gallery 2709 Colquitt, Houston, TX, 77098 (832) 6074378 www.dma-art.com dmallisonart@gmail.com

305

Dan M. Allison; Nikki Rosenberg d. m. allison is dedicated to the exploration of new and emerging talent, as well as a venue for established work by regional and nationally recognized independent visual artists.

Artists Represented: Perry House, Kelly Moran, Ken Little, Jesse Lott, Ann Harithas, Randall Reid, Elizabeth Fox, Jeff Jennings, Bob Schneider, Hercules da Vinci, Rock Romano, Louviere + Vanessa, William Cokeley, Peter Massing, Mel Chin

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Mel Chin, Cabinet of Craving, 2012, White oak, antique English bone ware (circa 1843), footed silver tray, steel, pigmented dye, shellac, 9 x 14 x 14 feet Photo credit: Nash Baker, Exhibited in ‘Contemporary As ian Art: Texas Connections’ April 14-Sept. 16, 2012; Asia Society Texas Center

David Rothermel Contemporary 142 Lincoln Ave., 102 Santa Fe, NM 87501 (575) 642-4981 www.drcontemporary.com davidrothermel@aol.com

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David Rothermel, Gallery Director; Vincent Chavez, Representative David Rothermel Contemporary offers formal non-objective paintings from New Mexico’s premier abstract artists.

Artists Represented: David Rothermel, Stephen Buxton, Stan Berning

David Rothermel, Forthcoming, 2014, Acrylic on Panel, 48” X 54”

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Deborah Colton Gallery 2445 North Boulevard, Houston, TX 77098 (713) 869-5151 www.deborahcoltongallery.com www.outpostnycdcg.com deborah@deborahcoltongallery.com info@deborahcoltongallery.com

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Deborah M. Colton, Director; Theresa Escobedo, Assistant Director Deborah Colton Gallery is an innovative showcase of strong historical and visionary contemporary artists worldwide who work in the mediums of painting, works on paper, sculpture, video, photography, performance, conceptual future media and public installations. In addition to the Gallery’s stable of artists, Deborah Colton Gallery provides consultative services both nationally and internationally to individuals, corporations and institutions, helping them to acquire specific works through a comprehensive program of collecting.

Artists Represented: Suzanne Anker, Lowell Boyers, Oleg Dou, David Graeve, Khaled Hafez, Terence La Noue, Angelbert Metoyer, Mahmoud Obaidi, Ferhat Özgür and Olga Tobreluts, Suzanne Anker, Shawn Benton, Lowell Boyers, Rania Daniel, Roberto Del Rio, Mark Dell’Isola, Oleg Dou, Molly Gochman, David Graeve, Harif Guzman, Khaled Hafez, Linda Hofheinz, Paul Horn, Sharon Kopriva, Bert L. Long Jr., Jean-Daniel Lorieux, Jonas Mekas, Angelbert Metoyer, Suzanne Paul, Frank Rodick, Michael Rees, Frank Rodick, Jay Rusovich, Alfredo Scaroina, Soody Sharifi, Mary Ann Strandell, Olga Tobreluts

Khaled Hafez, Houston Angels, 2014, Mixed media on canvas, 189 x 79 inches

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Emerge Fine Art 204 Devonhall Lane, Cary, NC 27518 (919) 380-4470 www.emergefineart.com info@emergefineart.com

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Hayley Sizemore, Owner Emerge Fine Art, located in Cary, NC maintains an inventory of fine art pieces across a variety of mediums that even the most discerning collector will find of great interest.The mission of Emerge Fine Art is to bring a diverse, contemporary visual experience that specializes in original high caliber abstract and contemporary art. The gallery will provide a venue for talented and promising artists with a unique perspective and presentation of visual art.

Artists Represented: Anne Marchand, Bob Rankin, Piero Zuccaro

Piero Zuccaro, Interno - Incerto e Oscillante, 2013, Oil on Canvas, 150 x 120 cm

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Emmanuel Fremin Gallery 547 West 27th Street, Suite 510, 23G New York City, NY 10001 (212) 279-8555 www.emmanuelfremingallery.com emmanuelfremingallery@gmail.com

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Mary Nguyen; Daniela Groza Emmanuel Fremin Gallery was founded in 2007, dedicated to a contemporary program now representing over a dozen emerging and mid-career artists. The gallery embraces oeuvres from across all media including photography, sculpture and installation. The Gallery has launched and fostered the careers of an eclectic group of artists, providing many of them with their first solo exhibitions in New York and, for some, their respective debuts in the United States. The gallery space in the heart of New York’s most popular gallery district acts as an unconventional intercultural agent. Each artist draws from a rich cultural heritage to develop a style and a visual language that is powerful and universal.

With a growing roster including multi-disciplinary figures like Moby, Antoine Rose and Drew Tal, the gallery continues to support and help the development of each artist’s career, inspiring dialogue with audiences and institutions around the world.

Artists Represented: Moby, Antoine Rose, Drew Tal, Natahn Vincent, Francoise Ben Arous, Thomas Barbey, Young Sam Kim

Drew Tal, Faith, Duraflex Print on Aluminum, 45 x 45 inches

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Evan Lurie Gallery 30 West Main Street, Carmel, Indiana 46032 (317) 844-8400 www.evanluriegallery.com info@evanluriegallery.com

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Evan Lurie, Owner/Director; Charles Bryson, Logistics; Andrew Bridges, Gallery Assistant Since opening its doors in September of 2007, the Evan Lurie Gallery has specialized in introducing emerging and established international artists with a heavy emphasis on the contemporary abstract and a strong focus on realism and neo-realism. Â The gallery deals in works of art in all mediums and sizes including monumental, two-dimensional and threedimensional. With over forty artists already represented, Evan is continually networking within the international art community and seeking out dynamic up-and-coming talent that embodies the highest degree of excellence. Â Artists Represented: Jorge Santos, Alexi Torres, Gian Garofalo, Nick Veasey, Guus Kemp, and more

Jorge Santos, Tracks, 2014, Oil on Canvas, 62 x 84 inches

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FotoFest International 2000 Edwards Street, Building C, Suite 2, Houston, TX 77007 (713) 223-5522 www.fotofest.org exhibits@fotofest.org info@fotofest.org

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Steven Evans, Executive Director, FotoFest; Wendy Watriss, Co-Founder, FotoFest; Fred Baldwin, Co-Founder, FotoFest; Karin Adrian von Roques, Independent Curator This exhibition presents a selection of leading Arab artists. The works come from the highly praised Arab exhibition created for the FotoFest 2014 Biennial. The Biennial exhibition featured work by 49 top contemporary artists from 13 countries in the Middle East and North Africa. It is one the largest presentations of its kind. The illustrated exhibition book, VIEW FROM INSIDE, published with Schilt Publishing Amsterdam, is available at the 2014 Houston Fine Art Fair. The exhibition is organized by Lead Curator Karin Adrian von Roques and Co-founder Wendy Watriss. Von Roques has over 20 years experience working with Arab artists, museums, institutions and publications. FotoFest, an international nonprofit photographic arts and education organization based in Houston, created the first international Biennial of Photography and Photo-related Art in the US. Artists Represented: Lalla Essaydi, Tarek Al-Ghoussein, Hassan Hajjaj, Ahmed Mater, Samer Mohdad

Lalla Essaydi (Morocco), Harem #29, 2009, Chromogenic print mounted to aluminum with a UV protective laminate, 71 x 88 inches.

Printed 2011. Courtesy of the artist and Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York

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Frederic Got 8 rue Grande, 06570 Saint Paul De Vence, France + 33 603685920 www.artchic.com gabrieleid@hotmail.com Â

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Frederic Got, Owner; Gabriel Eid, Manager Contemporary original photos, sculpture & paintings.

Artists Represented: Jacques Lebscond, Ruth Bloch, Tolla, Alain Gazier, B Saint Maxen

Jacques Lebescond, Reverso, Bronze, 190 cm

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Galeria Baobab Calle 79B No. 8 - 21 Bogota, Cundinamarca 11001000, Colombia (571) 322-0913 www.galeriabaobab.com contacto@galeriabaobab.com

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Alvaro Diaz, Director; Zoraida Rios, Executive Director Baobab Gallery was founded in 2003 at the traditional “Calle de los anticuarios” (Antique Street). The gallery is dedicated to introducing and promoting local artists and for selecting contemporary artworks from both young and experienced artists with large trajectories. The Baobab Gallery purpose is to contribute to artist’s growth and development, and to support their careers and show their artistic expressions at a national and international level.

Artists Represented: Alejandro De Narvaez, Juan Raul Hoyos, Gabriel Beltran, Claude Jeanmart, Luz Helena Caballero, Jose Ismael Rivera, Muriel Angulo, Carlos Alarcón, Maripaz Jaramillo, Keiko Gonzalez, Maria Fernanda Zuluaga, Angel Almendrales, Fred Andrade, Blanca Moreno, Jenaro Mejia, Boris Perez

Juan Raul Hoyos, from Arquitecturas Expontaneas series, 2013, Mix on mdf, 18 x16 inches each box.

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galeria moro Apartado Postal 10088, Maracaibo, 4002 Venezuela (+58) 4143624134 www.galeriamoro.com galeriamoro@hotmail.com

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Rodrigo Rosquete Leonardi, Director; Juan Carlos Vazquez, Assistant galeria moro opened in 1994 and have since been promoting Venezuelan contemporary art for collectors and art lovers.

Artists Represented: Carlos Zerpa, Adonay Duque, Francisco Bugallo,Enrique Lobo, Lelsy Chacon.Miguel Hernandez,Giovanni Paseri, Jesus Soto,Gisela Romero, Alberto Asprino,Alvaro Paz.

Adonay Duque, Eros, 2014, Acrilyc on canvas, 150 x 150 cm

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Gallery Erdesz & Design Pacsirta U 5, Szentendre, 2000, Hungary (+36) 309417896 www.galleryerdesz.hu art@galleryerdesz.hu

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Erdesz Laszlo; Erdesz Adam Gallery Erdesz & Design is a modern and contemporary art art gallery with a focus on Hungarian glass art.

Artists Represented: Toth Gyorgy, Tzortzoglou Georgios, Gaspar Gyorgy, Lukรกcsi Lรกszlรณ, Korodi Zsuzsa, Sipos Balazs

Gaspar Gyorgy, Green zone, Glass sculptures, 2014, 40cm x 25 cm x 22 cm

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Gallery KITAI 1-9-16 Showamachi, Kita-ku, Tokyo, 114-0011, Japan (81) 3 5692 6552 www.kitaikikaku.co.jp info@kitaikikaku.co.jp

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Yasuo Kitai, Director; Megumi Murakoshi, Assistant director Gallery KITAI opened Tokyo in 1998 with a focus on Japanese contemporary Sumi, Japanese ink art.

Artists Represented: Mizuho Koyama, Reiko Tsunashima, Miwako Nagaoka, Sanmu Kunisada, Uro Shinomiya, Tokyu Oshio, Michiyoshi Deguchi

Mizuho Koyama, Music Master, 2014, Sumi ink on Paper, 53.54 x 52.75 inches

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George Billis Gallery 525 West 26th Street, New York, NY 10001 2716 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034 (310) 838-3685 www.georgebillis.com LA@georgebillis.com

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George Billis, Director; Tressa Williams, Director The George Billis Gallery is an exhibition space with locations in New York City and Los Angeles. The New York gallery was established in 1997 in Chelsea and in 2004, George Billis opened a Los Angeles location in the burgeoning art district of Culver City. The gallery shows painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media works and is dedicated to exhibiting emerging to mid-career artists.

Artists Represented: Carol Charney, Michael Chearney, Tom Gregg, Bryan Ida, Daniel Phill, Johnny Robertson, Paul Rousso, Charlotte Smith, Terry Thompson, Karen Woods, Tim Yankosky

Carol Inez Charney, SPL13, digital c-print, 40 x 40 inches

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Hadrien de Montferrand Gallery 798 Art District, No.4 Jiuxianqiao Road Beijing, 100015, People’s Republic of China (+86) 13911651353 www.hdemontferrand.com www.h@hdemontferrand.com

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Room 1208, Hiwell Tower, 101 Binkang Road Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, 310051, People’s Republic of China (+86) 18857867197 www.hdmgallery.com Hadrien de Montferrand, Founder and CEO; Olivier Hervet, Partner Hadrien de Montferrand Gallery was created in October 2009 with a focus on works on paper by established artists including Mao Yan, Wang Du and Liu Xiaodong. In November 2013 a second space, HDM Gallery, opened in Hangzhou. HDM Gallery focuses mainly on emerging and mid-career artists working in all media including photography, painting, video and others. The gallery aims to represent Chinese artists internationally and to partner with galleries in Europe to exhibit Chinese artists; in 2012, Galerie Daniel Templon held a solo show of He An. Artists Represented: Mao Yan, Liu Xiaodong, Ding Yi, Wang Du, Zeng Hao, Ling Jian, Cai Jin, Liu Bolin, Guo Hongwei, Guo Wei, Barthélémy Toguo, Huang Dan, Xu Hualing, Lu Chao, Song Ren, Wang Yi, Zhu Xinyu, Zhang Shujian, Hao Shiming, Yu Jidong, Chen Han, Hou Yong, Cao Yu, Pan Xiaorong, Pan Yingguo

Liu Bolin, Pollock “Scent,” 2013, Epson Ultra Giclee, 150 x 250 cm

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International Modern Art Gallery 1802 Sunset Boulevard, Houston, TX 77005 (713) 515-6415 www.imagallery.org info@imagallery.org

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Pamela Jordan, Director; Quynh Nguyen, Director International Modern Art Gallery, situated in the historic museum district of Houston, represents established and emerging artists with fascinating and rich cultural influences.

IMAGallery is devoted to presenting diverse contemporary art that draws the viewer in and creates a desire to understand the artists inspiration and artistic expression. The gallery focuses on stimulating the careers of artists, and building relationships with collectors and galleries presenting dynamic international modern art for enthusiasts and art lovers alike.

Artists Represented: Dang Xuan Hoa, Pham An Hai, Dinh Quan, Thanh Chuong, Hong Viet Dung, Ha Tri Hieu

Pham An Hai, Timeline, 2014, Acrylic on Canvas, 100 x 200 cm

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Irene Mamiye Studios 153 Franklin Street, New York, NY 10013 (646) 669-8348 www.irenemamiye.com info@irenemamiye.com

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Kate Wichlinski, Director Irene Mamiye Studios is a New York-based gallery showcasing the photographs, video art and custom furniture of artist Irene Mamiye. Mamiye incorporates various digital imaging techniques into her photography. Inspired by light, color and movement, her work explores the intricate relationship between her complex personal history, the camera’s unique relation to reality, and the visionary possibilities of digital imaging. Influenced by artists as diverse as Laszlo Moholy-Nagy and Gerhard Richter, she employs a precise and labor-intensive process to transcend what is expected of the photographic medium.

The luminous images harness chance to transform their sources and involve viewers in journeys toward a personal discovery of significance.

Artists Represented: Irene Mamiye

Irene Mamiye, Veils 4025, 2014, Archival C-Print mounted to plexiglass, 38 x 72 inches

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Keumsan Gallery B-103 Namsan platinum, 87 Hoehyeon-dong 2ga, Jung-gu, Seoul 100-052 Korea +82 2 3789 6317 Cell +82 10 9286 1917 www.keumsan.org keumsan@empas.com

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Keumsan Gallery is introducing a group of five artists, including the emerging Korean artist, PARK Sueng-Mo and KIM Kang-yong who use unique media including sand. PARK’s illusion series, MAYA, made of stainless mesh is a great representation of Park’s aesthetic technique of visual effects. AHN Jun is a photographer and is her own model typically placing herself amoungst extreme backgrounds such as skyscrapers, slope, and cliffs.

Kim is a Korean representative artists who has gained popularity in Korea, China and Taiwan through his conceptual art, which includes technique of diffusion and depiction of lists of realistic brick. KOO Egene uses beautiful colors to depict her personal confusion, which reflects a gap between her present-self and childhood. Kinetic artist, WANG Jiwon, evokes human beings’ organicrelationship between body and mind.

Artists represented: PARK Sueng-Mo, KIM Kang-yong, AHN Jun, KOO Egene, WANG Jiwon and name, KIM Jiwo

Jiwon Wang, 2014

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Kips Gallery 38-65 12th Street, Long Island City, New York, 11101 (646) 284-5008 www.kipsgallery.com kips@kipsgallery.com

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

Artists Represented: Haessle,Chong Ok Matthews,Sang Sam Park,Jeong Yeon Rhee,Eungyu Cheon, John Baran

Haessle, Nirvana VIII, 2014, Oil on Canvas, 66 x 66 inches

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koelsch gallery 801 Richmond, Houston, TX 77009 (713) 862-5744 www.koelschgallery.com franny@koelschgallery.com

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Vanessa Estrada; Franny Koelsch founded in 1994, koelsch gallery focuses on education, crossing boundaries, presenting quality and encouraging the viewer to experience and live with art. koelsch represents a wide range of artists: trained and untrained, emerging and established, all consistently challenging borders with innovative techniques and materials. the art is present in an environment which is conducive to helping the viewer get to know the artist, their inspirations and their voice. koelsch gallery presents over 20 artists in numerous venues throughout houston. We have a new home base - koelsch haus 801 richmond avenue 77006 where you can come see a majority of the artists we represent.

Artists Represented: Chris Hedrick

Chris Hedrick, Stretched to the limit, Carved linden wood, nails, 21 x 13 x 30 inches

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LARRABURE - PELAYE ART DEALERS Calle Madrid No. 444 (501), Miraflores, Lima 18, Peru (511) 446-9420 glarraburem@yahoo.com

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Maru Pelaye, Director; Gustavo Larrabure, Director Gustavo Larrabure and Maria Eugenia Pelaye have been working together since 2013 bringing artists from Buenos Aires, Argentina and Lima, Peru offering a new aproachable path to Latin American contemporary art, bringing a new experience for clients by getting involved in the new ideas of young artists.

Artists Represented: Abel Bentin (Peru), Alessandro Botto (Peru), Claudio Roncoli (Argentina), Toto Fernández Ampuero (Peru), José Arturo Lugón (Perú), Craig Ruddy (Australia)

Alessandro Botto, The Race

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Laura Rathe Fine Art 2707 Colquitt St., Houston, TX 77098 (713) 527-7700

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1130 Dragon St., Suite 130, Dallas, TX 75207 (214) 7612000 www.laurarathe.com hannah@laurarathe.com Laura Rathe; Hannah Reuter; Janice Meyers; Chris Carillo; Carlos Ponce; Maura Parro; Gil Bruvel Established in 1998, Laura Rathe Fine Art represents emerging and mid-career contemporary artists, several of whom enjoy notable national and international reputations.

The gallery encourages young artists working in a variety of media including photography, metal, paint and glass to explore, experiment and collaborate in pursuit of a new and exciting visual vocabulary.

Artists Represented: Matt Devine, Meredith Pardue, Tony Magar, Chris Martin, Roi James, Christy Rogers, Gil Bruvel

James Verkicky, Citta Samtana Diptych 88, 2014, Mixed Media on Panel, Resin, 60 x 80 inches

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Lawrence Cantor Fine Art Pacific Design Center, Designlab 8687 Melrose Avenue, Suite B-275 West Hollywood, CA 90069 Tel (805) 300-1308 www.lawrencecantorfineart.com info@lawrencecantorfineart.com Lawrence Cantor, CEO

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Patti Cantor, Sales; Mehron Zadeh, President; Shideh Zadeh, Sales Lawrence Cantor Fine Art presents works by emerging and mid-career artists.

Artists Represented: Andrew Myers, Craig Alan, Kerry Miller, Blake Collins, Vincent George, Rolland Berry, Pezhman, Karen Bystedt, Douglas K. Morris

Craig Alan, Placed between Perfection and Deficiency, Mixed-media, oil, acrylic, gesso and pencil on canvas, 48 x 48 inches; framed, 54 x 54 inches

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Linda Clarke Art - Wade Wilson Art 217 W. Water St., Santa Fe, NM 87501 (713) 254-2998 www.wadewilsonart.com www.jamessurls.com wade@wadewilsonart.com

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Linda Clarke, Owner Linda Clarke Art; Wade Wilson, Owner Wade Wilson Art Wade Wilson established Wade Wilson Art in March of 2006 to bring work of the highest caliber from artists in national and international contemporary art circles to Houston. 2013 sees a continuation of this vision with the establishment of a second gallery, Wade Wilson Art Santa Fe. Wade Wilson Art showcases nearly 30 celebrated painters, photographers, and sculptors, 25 of whom are museum collected. In the highly dynamic artistic climate, Wade Wilson Art is firmly established in its conviction to represent consistently relevant, museum-quality contemporary art.

Artists Represented: James Surls

James Surls, Walking Through the Thorn Vine, 2014, Bronze and stainless steel, 135 x 133 x 64 inches

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lz /mp fine art gallery puyrredon 1524, san isidro, buenos aires, 1640, Argentina (054) 91104668589 www.lz-fineart-galeria.com.ar myrna.peluffo@gmail.com

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Lidia Zalazar, Director; Myrna Peluffo, Director; Lauren Papagno, Assistant lz / mp gallery projected new challenges and adopted a modern vision of contemporary art, with the mission of uniting the viewer to the work by using various tools to accompany the challenging path of art, encouraging and advising new collectors.

Artists Represented: Marta Geller,Gerardo Feldstein Esculturas, Esther Colombo Cruz, Andrea Arcuri, Alicia Chavez, Angelica Roch贸n, Mariano Kovalsky

Marta Geller, Transicion, 2014, Acrylic on canvas , 51 x 63 inches

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Mark Borghi Fine Art 255 Worth Ave., Palm Beach, FL 33480 (561) 328-9505

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2426 Main St., Bridgehampton, NY 11932 (631) 5377245 www.borghi.org info@borghi.org Mark Borghi; Sarah Hawken; Sarah Drake Mark Borghi Fine Art specializes in American Post-War Art, maintaining a strong inventory of the New York School, European Modern, and Contemporary Art. Artists Represented: Neil Williams

Neil Williams, Untitled, c. 1961-62, Oil on canavs, 69 x 83 inches

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Murloge Gallery of Fine Art 1250 Long Beach Ave. Suite # 328 Los Angeles City, CA 90021路

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Deborah Murry; Mimi Sperber; Henry Garcia Murloge Gallery of Fine Art specializes in modern and contemporary art.

Artists Represented: Yuroz, Mackinzie Thorpe

Yuroz, Woman with Green Apples, 2013, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 45 inches

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Parkerson Gallery 3510 Lake, Houston, TX (713) 524-4945 www.parkersongallery.com parkgall@sbcglobal.net

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John E. (Sandy) Parkerson, Owner/Director; David Martinez, Assistant Director Specializing in the secondary market exclusively, Parkerson Gallery deals in 19th and 20th Century paintings, sculpture and works on paper by national and internationally known artists, drawn almost entirely from Houston area estates and collectors.

Artists Represented: Walter Darby Bannard, Derek Boshier, Joseph Glasco, James Havard, George Inness, Constantine Kluge, Alexander Liberman, Charles Pebworth, Michael Tracy, Not Vital, Charmion Von Weigand

Donald Sultan, Screen Aug 25 1987 (Black Lemons), Aquatint with relief print on the reverse, 5/5, 63 x 144 inches

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Pictura Gallery 122 W. 6th Street, Bloomington, IN 47404 (812) 336-0000 www.picturagallery.com info@picturagallery.com

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David and Martha Moore, Owners; Lauren Kniss, Gallery Director; Mia Dalglish, Co-Curator + Exhibitions Director; Lisa Woodward, Curator.

Pictura is a commercial gallery that also serves as a photographic center in Bloomington, Indiana. The gallery is committed to expanding the international photographic fine art market in the Midwest and specializes in contemporary work that has strong formal sensibility and conceptual framework. Pictura has a reputation for its nuanced exhibits and has come into the public eye as a thoughtful new venue for emerging and established artists.

Artists Represented: James Nakagawa, David Magnusson, Conner Green

James Nakagawa, Gama #008, 2010, Pigment Inkjet Print, 40 x 60 inches

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Projects Gallery Wynwood Lofts, #208, 250 NW 23rd St., Miami, FL 33127 (267) 303-9652 www.projectsgallery.com info@projectsgallery.com

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Helen Hyder, Director Projects Gallery exhibits some of today’s finest contemporary artists, including emerging, mid-career and well-established. Projects focuses on artists who practice a personal form of art making, especially with techniques utilizing unusual materials. Each artist displays a personal language that provides a unique dialog, and we have a commitment to each artist’s individual vision and mastery. Founded in 2004 in Philadelphia, Projects has received both local and national critical attention for its high caliber of artists and exhibitions. In 2011 Projects Gallery opened in the heart of Miami’s Wynwood District, where we continue to exhibit our core artists, as well as introducing artists from the Miami and Latin American communities. Since its inception, Projects has been actively involved in national and international art fairs around the world. Thematic call-to-artists projects, artist residencies and guest-curator exhibitions are part of each season’s program.

Artists Represented: Ross Bonfanti, Craig Cully, Harry Enchin, Frank Hyder, Florence Putterman, Alex Queral, Marcelo Suaznabar

Frank Hyder, Silver Tide, 2013, Mixed media on canvas, 60 x 72 inches

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PSH Projects Ave. Ecuador # 2534, La Paz, Bolivia

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Calle 9 No. 2-40 Este, Bogota, Colombia (301) 591-3780 www.salart.org info@salart.org Mariano Ugalde; Christopher Paschall PSH Projects is a contemporary art gallery with branches in Miami, La Paz and Bogota.

Founded in 2011, the gallery focuses on a select group of artists breaking ground in painting, mixed media, photography, video-art and installation.

Artists Represented: Rafael Gomezbarros, Fernando Arias, Sair Garcia, Gast贸n Ugalde, Delta 9, Sara Modiano, Sonia Falcone

Rafael Gomezbarros, Saatchi Gallery 2014, Inkjet Museum print on cotton paper, 50 x 70 cm

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QUANTUM CONTEMPORARY ART 71 Warriner Gardens, London, SW11 4XW (44 207) 498 6868 www.quantumart.co.uk info@quantumart.co.uk

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Johnny Gorman, Proprietor; Tara Williams, Proprietor Quantum Contemporary Art was founded in 1997 in a converted Victorian laundry in Battersea, South West London, UK. Quantum Contemporary Art has twenty-five artists in their stable and specialize in representational painting and drawing.

Artists Represented: Stiliana Alexieva, Jessica Brown, Ron Lawson, Katie O’Sullivan, Alison Pullen, Alison Rankin, Vanessa Whitehouse

Stiliana Alexieva, Winter Regatta, 2014, Oil and mixed media on aluminium panel, 48 x 30 inches

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Redbud Gallery 303 E 11th St., Houston, TX 77008 (713) 854-4246 www.redbudgallery.com gakopriva@aol.com

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Gus Kopriva, Owner; Sharon Kopriva, Co-Owner; Lynet McDonald, Manager; Rebecca Long, Archivist; Matthias Bugge, Installer Redbud Fine Arts opened in 1999 and is located in the Houston Heights. The goal of the space is to show fine art on a global basis and promote the rich culture of Texas. Gratis art collection consulting and appraisal is also a service provided by the gallery. Exhibited artists have range from masters to first timers. We show all media. The gallery has shown master prints by Mexican masters, as well as artists such as Lucas Johnson, George Hermes, The Art Guys, Felicien Rops, Angelbert Metoyer, Al Souza, Bill Komodore, & many others. The gallery specializes in works on paper by old and modern masters from Durer, Rembrandt, to Ruscha, Man Ray, Rauschenberg and numerous German Expressionists. In addition, we promote Texas art by organizing group exchange shows in Germany, China, Peru, Cuba, Greece, Mexico, Turkey and France in addition to arranging fund raisers for the American Red Cross 9-11 and Hurricane Katrina relief. Â Artists Represented: David Alfaro Siqueiros, Jose Clemente Orozco, Francisco Toledo, Diego Rivera, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Patrick Medrano, Leonora Carrington, Jimmy Pena

David Alfaro Siqueiros, Dancing Woman, 1969, Acrylic on Paper, 30 x 20 inches

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Samuel Lynne Galleries 1105 Dragon Street, Dallas, TX 75207 (214) 965-9027 www.samuellynne.com info@samuellynne.com

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Michael Bivins, CEO/Curator; Karen Bivins, Director/Curator; Hayley Woodward; Kristin Flores; Cory Pung; Brian Cheatham Samuel Lynne Galleries, located in the heart of the Dallas Design District, is one of the leading providers of contemporary painting and sculpture. Representing a roster of internationally renowned artists, the gallery serves as a conduit between the finest examples of 21st century art and collectors around the world. Focusing on the subjective and the unconventional, the artists explore inventive compositions and technical achievement through their chosen media.

Artists Represented: Fletcher Benton, John Henry, JD Miller, Hans Van de Bovenkamp, Tom Holland, Lea Fisher, Tyler Shields, Rick Lazes and Stephen Knapp

JD Miller, Iridescent Dream II, 2014, 3D Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 inches

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Seeds Art Gallery Address #201 Yongho Sinik Tower B/D, 514-26 Yongho-dong, Nam-gu, Busan, Korea (608-835) +82 10 3344 8603 Cell +82 10 9286 1917 www.seedsart.net dochul888@hanmail.net

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MOON Wonbo, Director Seeds Art Gallery is introducing a young and talented group of four artists. CHOI Jaehyug and LEE Eunchae show their unique and delicate color choices through their paintings.

JANG Wonyoung and MATSUEADA Yuki exhibit works transforming the boundaries of genres. CHOI mainly works with the still life, turning common objects from antique shops into works of art. LEE works with the medium of space to reinterpret notable Asian and western paintings from history. JANG introduces a technique of sculptural photography, by combining photography and print. MATSUEADA’s series include diverse concepts such as independence, departure, escape, energy and change.

JANG Wonyoung, Last night in HK, 2012, Pigment print on acrylic layers

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Shoshana Wayne Gallery 2525 Michigan Ave., B1, Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 453-7535 alana@shoshanawayne.com

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Alana Parpal, Director; Shoshana Blank, Gallery Owner; Wayne Blank, Gallery Owner Shoshana Wayne Gallery, founded in 1986, exhibits the work of contemporary artists from the United States, Europe, and Asia with a strong emphasis on conceptual and feminist art. The gallery represents both established and emerging artists who work in installation, performance, video, sculpture, painting, drawing, and photography. In addition to representing well-known artists such as Yoko Ono, Michal Rovner and many more, the gallery remains committed to fostering emerging artists’ careers as well. Shoshana Wayne Gallery has hosted historical exhibitions such as West Coast Duchamp, 1990, Lost and Found in California: Four Decades of Assemblage Art, and Anselm Keifer’s Woodcuts: 1977-1997.

Artists Represented: Philip Argent, Irit Batsry, Zadok Ben-David, Kathy Butterly, Nicole Cohen, Russell Crotty, Jay Davis, Mounir Fatmi, Chie Fueki, Tomer Ganihar, Pieter Hugo, Valerie Jouve, Rachel Lachowicz, Dinh Q Le, Sze Tsung Leong, Oliver Michaels, Yoko Ono, Tony Orrico, Nira Pereg, Izhar Patkin, Elaine Reichek, James Richards, Michal Rovner, Beverly Semmes, Jeanne Silverthorne, Brad Spence, Yuken Teruya, Frances Trombly, Shirley Tse, Yvonne Venegas, Angela White

Yvonne Venegeas, San Pedro Series, 2014, Digital Print

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Shulamit Gallery 17 N. Venice Blvd., Venice, CA 90291 Tel (310) 281-0961 www.shulamitgallery.com anne@shulamitgallery.com

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Anne Hromadka, Co-Director; Lauren Albrecht, Director of Business Development and Sales; Jonas NT Becker, Artist Shulamit Gallery engages Angelenos with cross-cultural exhibitions and programming, featuring artwork by emerging and established artists. Devoted to building bridges between the regional and global community, Shulamit Gallery focuses on contemporary art from the Middle East with a special interest in Israeli, Iranian and Jewish artists based in Los Angeles.

Shulamit Gallery opened in October 2012 with two inaugural exhibitions, presenting work by contemporary Iranian Jewish artists. These were satellite shows of UCLA ’s Fowler Museum major exhibition entitled: Light and Shadows: The Story of Iran and the Jews. The Fowler exhibition was initially organized by the Beit Hatfutsot Museum in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Artists Represented: David Abir, Pouya Afshar, Andi Arnovitz, Gary Baseman, Jonas N.T. Becker, Carol Es, Orit Hofshi, Galia Linn, Soraya Sarah Nazarian, Tal Shochat, Jessica Shokrian, Doni Silver Simons, Marjan K. Vayghan.

Jonas N.T. Becker, Almost Always, 2013, Sphere, Projector, DVD. Dimensions Variable.

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Sylvia White Gallery 1783 E. Main Street, Ventura, CA 93001 (805) 643-8300 www.sylviawhite.com sylvia@artadvice.com

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Sylvia White, Cameron Hurdus, Katy Devorick Sylvia White entered the LA art scene in 1979, as founder and director of Contemporary Artists’ Services. For over 35 years, she has been known and respected as a pioneer in the field of career management for visual artists. ArtAdvice.com was launched in 1998, when the internet was still in its infancy. Since then, she has represented a handful of artists, who rely on her wisdom and experience to place their work in galleries and exhibitions.

Collectors look to her to help advise them in obtaining museum quality art, or to help with de-acquisition. She has had exhibition spaces on both coasts and is now located in Ventura, California, between Malibu and Santa Barbara. Sylvia White Gallery exhibits painting, sculpture, performance, installation and photography by emerging, mid career and established artists of exceptional quality. Exhibitions have included such notable artists as Ed Moses, Robert Rauschenberg, Ed Ruscha, John Baldessari, William Wiley, Viola Frey and others.

Artists Represented: Ed Moses, Ed Ruscha, John Baldessari, Squeak Carnwath, Robert Rauschenberg, Chuck Close, John M. White, William Wiley, Masami Teraoka, Murray Hidary, Cynthia Grilli, Avery Falkner, Ashlie Benton, Jeanne Dowd and Joan Wynn

John M. White, Bird Opera #1, 2014, Acrylic on Paper, 42 x 72 inch

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VK Gallery Sarphatipark 118, Amsterdam, 1073 ED, Netherlands (+31) 625552538 www.vkgallery.nl info@vkgallery.nl

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Gallery owner Victoria Kovalenchikova VK Gallery represents international contemporary artists who are working in different genres and medias: paintings, sculptures, photography and digital art. Victoria Kovalenchikova supports different cultures by contributing to many humanitarian and charity projects.

Her paintings demonstrate a strong knowledge of art history, and her fascination with the cityscape - both its architecture and its inhabitants - is quite evident in most of her works.

Recently Victoria started to create new EARTH paintings,which are dedicated to our planet and universe. Most importantly, she views the creative process of painting as a means of digesting life as a whole by piecing together its infinite fragments.

Artists Represented: Victoria Kovalenchikova, Kaoru Yamamoto, Alexander Shappo

Victoria Kovalenchikova, THE WORLD, 2014, Mixed media, oil on canvas,140 x 180cm

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Walter Wickiser Gallery, Inc. 210 Eleventh Avenue Suite 303, New York, NY 10001 (212) 941-1817 www.walterwickisergallery.com wwickiserg@aol.com

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Walter Wickiser; Director, Jiyeon Jung; Director Walter Wickiser Gallery, Inc. was established in 1992 and is currently located in Fine Art Building in Chelsea. As the son of the artist and art-educator Ralph Wickiser, formerly Chairman of the Graduate Art Program at Pratt Institute from 1962 -1978, Walter Wickiser was born and raised in the American art world amongst such renowned modern artists as Franz Kline, Jacob Lawrence, George McNeil and Stephen Pace. His experience at a very early age with those artists provided a special mentoring and education which proved very beneficial to his career as an art dealer. Wickiser’s career as an art dealer formally began in 1990 in Soho, NY when he became the first director of the first gallery in the United States from mainland China. Walter Wickiser Gallery, Inc. was established in Soho, New York, 1992, and relocated to 210 Eleventh Avenue, Chelsea, New York in 2005. The gallery’s main focus is the contemporary painting of mid-career artists of American, AsianAmerican and European decent.

Artists Represented: Dina Gustin Baker, Marian Bingham, Alfie Fernandes, Ethel Gittlin, Dorothy Heller, Roseline Koener, Katherine Pappas-Parks, Charles Schucker, Soile Yli-Mäyry, Ralph L. Wickiser

Soile Yli-Mäyry, Asphalt Dream, 2013, Oil on canvas, 43 x 55 inches

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Zoya Tommy Gallery 4411 Montrose Blvd., suite F, Houston, TX 77006 (713) 523-7424 www.zoyatommy.com info@zoyatommy.com

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Zoya Tommy, Owner The artists and exhibitions shown at Zoya Tommy Gallery reflect the fascinating culture and offer competing ideas about contemporary art in the United States and the world in a variety of themes. The artists offer insights into the varying traditions and themes of what is considered contemporary. The gallery is a transitional space and continues to work with artists in Houston, as well as artists all over the US and the world.

Artists Represented: Ushio Shinohara, Earl Staley, Charles Krafft, Julon Pinkston, Angela Kallus, Penny Cerling, Matthew Couper, Mike Hollis, Lester Marks, Noriko Shinohara, Gil Rocha, Scott Rosenberg, Michael Tedja, Leo Vroegindeweij, Laurent Boccara

Guus Kemp, Messenger, 2014, Oil on canvas, 60 x 48 inches

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