PSFAF Catalog 2015

4th Annual

February 12-15, 2015 Palm Springs Convention Center

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We are delighted to again present the residents and guests to the Coachella Valley with an expansive yet carefully curated offering of important contemporary art. Our lineup of 66 respected galleries, from 33 cities and 7 countries, presents a selection of the highest caliber of fine art found on the west coast.

The fourth edition is packed with stimulating and inspirational components over the four days to enhance your artistic journey.

Opening Night Preview benefits the PSAM and salutes beloved arts philanthropist Arlene Schnitzer with the 2015 Arts Patron of the Year award. Be sure to view the public retrospectives for our 2015 Lifetime Achievement of the Year recipient, Fletcher Benton and 2015 Photographer of the Year William Wegman.

You have the opportunity to meet and hear from the “Prince of Prints,” Jordan D. Schnitzer and discover how he has amassed one of the nation’s premiere collections of fine prints. On Sunday, we toast one of the true legends of the medium, Gemini GEL’s Co-founder Sidney Felsen as Honorary Publisher. Join us on Valentine’s Day for a heART afFair, champagne reception and expert-led tours of the show floor, for a glass of bubbly before dinner.

You will have the opportunity to meet and hear from highly accomplished artists during the Artist Spotlight sessions including Hung Liu; Tony DeLap (with screening of documentary and book signing) and Peter Alexander. On Friday, the esteemed Sotheby Institute of Art presents strategies for art collecting, which includes one of the nation’s most renowned collectors, Houston’s Lester Marks. Cutting-edge installations by Steven Maloney, Hung Liu, Cindy Jackson, Chris Antemann and Jun Kaneko will be on view all weekend.

On Sunday, we are pleased to have joined forces with Palm Springs Modernism Week to present a provocative discussion, Hard-Edge Living: Keeping “Cool” in the Desert, inspired and moderated by popular LA Art Citric Peter Frank.

I invite you to explore the simply breathtaking treasures offered by our exhibitors, both at the Fair and online exclusively at artsy.net, and fall in love with a piece you cannot live without. So go ahead, indulge yourself. There is no better selection in the Desert, or time to invest in art. Make it a lasting memory. We have even created a team of independent art experts that can help suggest, guide, and advise you on culling beautiful treasures.

Sincerely,

Rick Friedman Executive Director www.palmspringsfineartfair.com | 800-211-0640 | rick@hegshows.com

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Table of Contents Sponsors.......................................................5 Participating Museums & Institutions ............6 Events at a Glance.........................................7 Committees...................................................8 Silent Auctions...............................................8 Special Events...............................................9 Installations.................................................14 Outdoor Sculpture Garden............................17 Floor plan....................................................18 Adamar Fine Arts.........................................20 Addison Rowe Gallery..................................21 Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts ...........................22 Archangel Gallery........................................23 Art company MISOOLSIDAE.........................24 Art Vitam......................................................25 Artspace Warehouse....................................26 Axiom Contemporary...................................27 BAIK ART.....................................................28 Bentley Gallery............................................29 Bridgehampton Fine Art...............................30 Bruce Lurie Gallery .....................................31 C. Grimaldis Gallery.....................................32 Charlotte Jackson Fine Art...........................33 CMay Gallery...............................................34 Coagula Curatorial.......................................35 Contemporary Artifact..................................36 Cynthia Corbett Gallery................................37 Dawson Cole Fine Art...................................38 Duncan Miller Gallery...................................40 Evan Lurie Gallery........................................41 Faur Zsรณfi Gallery.........................................42 Foster/White Gallery.....................................43 Gallery Erdesz..............................................44 Gemini G.E.L................................................45 George Billis Gallery.....................................46 Gerald Peters Gallery...................................47 Glenn Green Galleries..................................48 Greg Kucera Gallery.....................................49 GUSFORD | los angeles................................50 Heather James Fine Art................................51

Premier Sponsors HOHMANN...................................................52 Ikon Ltd.......................................................53 Imago Galleries............................................54 J. Willott Gallery...........................................55 Jane Kahan Gallery......................................56 Jean Albano Gallery ....................................57 JoAnne Artman Gallery................................58 Jorge Mendez Gallery..................................59 Kips Gallery.................................................60 Lawrence Fine Art........................................61 McCormick Gallery......................................62 Maria Elena Kravetz Gallery.........................63 The McLoughlin Gallery...............................64 Peter Blake Gallery......................................65 Peter Marcelle Project..................................66 PYO Gallery LA.............................................67 redM............................................................68 Stoney Road Press.......................................69 Sue Greenwood Fine Art...............................70 Sylvia White Gallery.....................................71 TAG Gallery..................................................72 Tandem Press..............................................73 Tansey Contemporary..................................74 ten472 Contemporary Art.............................75 Thomas Paul Fine Art...................................76 Throckmorton Fine Art ................................77 Timothy Yarger Fine Art................................78 Turner Carroll Gallery...................................79 UNIX Gallery.................................................80 Vogelsang Gallery........................................81 William Campbell Contemporary Art.............82 William Havu Gallery....................................83 William Turner Gallery..................................84 Wolfe Curatorial Projects..............................85 Yares Art Projects.........................................86 Zane Bennett Contemporary Art...................88

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Show Hours

Thursday, February 12..................................................... 6-9:30pm

Opening Night Preview

Friday, February 13........................................................11am - 7pm

Saturday, February 14....................................................11am - 7pm

Sunday, February 15......................................................11am - 6pm

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Participating Museums & Institutions 18th Street Arts Center

LGBT Community Center of the Desert

Art Avenue Foundation

Living Desert

Agua Caliente Cultural Museum

Jewish Family Service of the Desert

American Museum of Ceramic Art- Pomona

LA Center for Digital Arts

Art Center College of Design Art, Design & Architecture Museum at the University of California, Santa Barbara Art Foundation of Desert Hot Springs

Laguna Art Museum Lancaster Museum of Art and History LGBT Community Center of the Desert

ArtsOasis

Living Desert

ASID Los Angeles

Los Angeles Arts Association (LAAA)

ASID Palm Springs/Inland Chapter

Marks Art Center at College of the Desert

AIA Pasadena & Foothill Chapter

McCallum Theatre

Armory Center for the Arts

Mizell Center

Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass

Museum of Photographic Arts

ASID Los Angeles

Oceanside Museum of Art

Athenaeum Music & Arts Library Beatrice Wood Center for the Arts- Ojai BoxoPROJECTS Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert City of Palm Desert

Opera Arts Palm Springs Art Museum Palm Springs Historical Society Palm Springs Women’s Jazz Festival

Coachella Valley Rescue Mission

Palos Verdes Art Center

Coastline Community College

Perris Valley Historical Museum / Perris Valley Historical Foundation

Commission for Arts and Culture, City of San Diego

Phoenix Art Museum

Craft and Folk Art Museum

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Desert AIDS Project

Riverside Art Museum

Desert Art Center

San Diego State University Arts Council

Desert Art Tours

Scottsdale Cultural Council

Eisenhower Medical Center Epicenter Projects Fallbrook Art Center Fowler Museum at UCLA Greater Palm Springs Oasis

Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art: SMoCA SITE Santa Fe Sotheby’s Institute of Art The Stuart Collection at UCSD

Huntington Beach Art Center

Tools For Tomorrow

LA Center for Digital Arts

The Torrance Art Museum

Laguna Art Museum

UCR California Museum of Photography

Lancaster Museum of Art and History

USC Fisher Museum of Art

Acknowledgements Palm Springs Fine Art Fair is produced by Hamptons Expo Group (HEG), 631-283-5505, info@hegshows.com Rick Friedman, HEG Executive Director/ Founder

Eric Romano, Space Design + Production

Rich Ferrante, Director of Sales

Adam D. Smith, Art Direction Seven Thirteen Creative, Inc.

Sarah Haselwood, Space Design + Production Annie Levitt, HEG Marketing Lee Paluch, HEG Accounting 6

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Events at a Glance Thursday, February 12 | benefits the Palm Springs Art Museum 6-7:30pm: Black Card ‘First Look’ 7:30-9:30pm: Opening Night Preview 7:30-8pm: Arts Patron of the Year: Arlene Schnitzer with interview by curator & author Bruce Guenther, (theater) reception to follow presented by Palm Springs Life (VIP Lounge)

Friday, February 13 11:30-12pm: Expert-led Tour of the Fair led by curator & author Bruce Guenther 12-12:30pm: Artist Spotlight: Hung Liu, in interview with Art Critic Peter Frank at Turner Carroll Gallery Booth 1:30-3:30pm: Artist Spotlight: Film Screening Tony DeLap, A Unique Perspective + Discussion (theater) book signing to follow at Charlotte Jackson Fine Art booth 4-5pm: Meet the ‘Prince of Prints’: Jordan D. Schnitzer with interview

by Desert Sun’s Xochitl Pena (theater) reception presented

by Desert Magazine to follow (VIP Lounge) 5:30-6:30pm: The Modern Collector, panel presented by Sotheby’s Institute of Art (theater)

Saturday, February 14 11:30-12pm: 1-2pm: 3-4pm: 4:30-7pm:

Expert-led Tour of the Fair led by LA Art Critic Peter Frank

Photographer of the Year: William Wegman (theater) Lifetime Achievement Award: Fletcher Benton (theater) a heART afFAIR: Champagne Reception & Tours, presented by Palm Springs Life (VIP Lounge) – tours depart at 5, 5:30 & 6pm

Sunday, February 15 11:30-12pm: Expert-led Tour of the Fair led by Lancaster Museum of Art & History Curator Andi Campognone 12-12:30pm: Artist Spotlight: Peter Alexander, at Peter Blake Gallery Booth 1-2pm: Meet Honorary Print Publisher Gemini G.E.L. co-founder Sidney Felsen + brunch reception (VIP Lounge) 2:30-3:30pm: Hard Edge Living – Keeping “Cool” in the Desert moderated by Peter Frank, in collaboration with PS Modernism Week (theater) View the Fair online exclusively at

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Committees Host Committee Chair Steve Biller Shari Applebaum Marlene & Brian Billington Nancy Allen-Blum & Mark Blum William Butler Michael Childers Nancy & Thomas Cunningham Carol Bell Dean

Special Events Mary Cardas & Les Edelberg David Einstein Helene Galen Homeira & Arnold Goldstein Robert Moon & Robert Hammack Barbara & Jerry Keller Erin Scott & Brandt Kuhn Dr. Jamye & Dr. Ken Jesser Mary Ann LaBahn Marilyn Loesberg Christy Majors

Ardith Marguleas Keith Markovitz Barry W. Morse Frank Garafolo & Donald W. Osborne Marlene O’Sullivan Faye Sarkowsky Phyllis & Gary Schahet Jordan Schnitzer Richard ‘Kip’ Serafin Robert Hayden III & Rick Silver David Wilson

Art Consultants Committee presenting Eye on Collecting: guided tours + art advisory Schedule a tour: palmspringsfineartfair.com/eye-on-collecting The PSFAF Art Consultants Committee is comprised of experienced museum curators, art appraisers, consultants and interior designers. Art experts will lead complimentary obligation-free private or group meetings & tours designed to help fairgoers make art acquisition decisions.

Bruce Guenther, Curator & Author Lester Marks, Collector Peter Frank, Art Critic

Frank Slesinski, ASID Los Angeles MaryLinda Moss, Designers Art Resource Andi Compognone, Lancaster Museum of Art

Silent Auctions Benefits Palm Springs Art Museum. Bidding starts at $2,500 for each work in increments of $250. Auction opens Feb. 12 at 6pm & closes Feb. 15 at 6pm

THURSDAY | benefits the Palm Springs Art Museum Black Card ‘First Look’ 6-7:30p | Black Card holders The ‘First Look’ launches an exciting weekend designed to introduce art patrons to an innovative and respected international contingent of art galleries. Black Card holders are the first to view and acquire important works of art on display. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and complimentary open wine bars.

Arts Patron of the Year: Arlene Schnitzer Interview by curator & author Bruce Guenther | Opening remarks by Steven Biller 7:30-8p | Black Card + VIP Pass holders Reception hosted by Palm Springs Life to follow (VIP lounge) The 2015 edition of PSFAF recognizes Arlene Schnitzer’s philanthropic activities in Palm Springs, Portland and San Francisco as a collector, donor, advisor and role model for successive generations in the arts.

About Arlene Schnitzer Arlene Schnitzer is the founder of the first contemporary art gallery in Portland OR, Fountain Gallery, and is considered one of the leading arts patrons and philanthropists on the west coast. Between 1993 and 2012 she and her late husband, Harold Schnitzer, generously donated funding, helping to establish and develop many institutions including the expansion of the Palm Springs Art Museum, Portland Art Museum and The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. Mr. Guenther is the former Chief Curator of the Portland Art Museum and author of In Passionate Pursuit. The Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Collection and Legacy.

Opening Night Preview 7:30-9:30p | Black Card + VIP Pass holders Experience the PSFAF Opening Night Preview tradition! Tour prominent gallery displays at the Southwest region’s art-buying event of the year and make your art selections before the Fair opens to the public on Friday. Enjoy complimentary open wine bars.

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG Untitled (ROCI Announcement).

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG Tag.

Color lithograph, 1984. 19x17 inches, full margins. Edition of 300. Signed and dated in pencil, lower right. A very good impression with strong colors.

Color screenprint, offset lithograph and embossing on cream wove paper, 1997. 18 1/2x15 3/4 inches, full margins.

Signed, dated and numbered 190/500 in pencil, lower margin. A very good impression.

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Special Events

Special Events

FRIDAY Expert-led Tour with curator & author Bruce Guenther 11:30-12p | Welcome Lounge

Artist Spotlight: Hung Liu, in interview with Art Critic Peter Frank 12-12:30p | Turner Carroll Gallery booth | all ticket holders The artist will discuss the creation of the installation on view, Time Capsule, and her upcoming museum show at the Palm Springs Art Museum.

About the Artist: After receiving a graduate degree and teaching at the Central Academy of Fine Art in Beijing, Hung Liu was accepted into the graduate program in visual arts at the University of California, San Diego receiving her M.F.A. in 1986. She has been a professor at Mills College since 1990. Hung Liu has permanent works in many public collections including: The Whitney Museum of American Art, SF MoMA, Brooklyn Museum of Art, and the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art.

Artist Spotlight: Tony DeLap - Film Screening Tony DeLap, A Unique Perspective + discussion Book signing to follow at Charlotte Jackson Fine Art booth 1:30-3:30p | Theater | all ticket holders Tony DeLap, A Unique Perspective The film takes an intimate look at the art and career of California artist Tony DeLap, pioneer of West Coast minimalism and Op Art. The film, from Director Dale Schierholt, takes us inside the studio of this renowned painter and sculptor.

Following the film, Peter Frank will moderate a discussion between artist Tony DeLap, filmmaker Dale Schierholt and David Chickey, editorial director and designer of Radius Books. After the discussion, Mr. DeLap will promptly sign his book Tony DeLap: Paintings, Sculpture & Works on Paper, 1962-2013, published by Radius Books and Art Santa Fe Presents, with text by Barbara Rose, at the Charlotte Jackson Fine Art booth, where his works will be on display.

Meet the Prince of Prints: Jordan D. Schnitzer with interview by Desert Sun’s columnist Xochitl Peña Reception hosted by Desert Magazine to follow 4-5p | Theater + VIP Lounge PSFAF presents an opportunity to hear from and meet one of the largest print collectors in the US, who is actively adding to his collection. Jordan will share insights on collecting prints and discuss how he established a world-class art museum at the University of Oregon as well as the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation Lending Program, which focuses on fine prints.

About Jordan D. Schnitzer Jordan D. Schnitzer purchased his first work of art when he was 14 from his mother, Arlene Schnitzer, who opened Portland’s first contemporary art gallery, Fountain Gallery. He began avidly buying contemporary prints and multiples in 1988 and established the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation Lending Program in 1997. With Jordan’s support, the University of Oregon reopened the campus museum as the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in 2005. In 2013, he established a new art museum at Washington State University’s Pullman campus.

The Modern Collector panel presented by Sotheby’s Institute of Art 5:30-6:30p | Theater | all ticket holders Though the impulses that drive collecting have not changed for centuries, the process and context of collecting certainly has. This panel will bring together collectors, museum professionals, gallerists, and academics to share their understanding of what it means “to collect” today and how media, social and otherwise, have transformed the nature of the modern collector. Moderated by Jonathan Neil, Director of Sotheby’s Institute. Panelists include Andrea Fiuczynski, Chairman, Sotheby’s West Coast; Lester Marks, renowned Private collector, Houston; Chip Tom, Curator, Heather James Fine Art.

About the Artist: DeLap, a veteran of the West Coast’s art scene, was an early follower of Modernism and the Russian Constructivists, pursuing geometrical abstraction as it moved toward minimalism.

Over the years, DeLap’s work has been aligned with several artistic movements including Hard Edge, Finish Fetish, Op Art, Minimalism, Constructivism, and Art & Space. While he has utilized each movements’ techniques and ideas in his work, he has maintained a serious artistic exploration distinctively his own.

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Expert-led Tour with LA Art Critic Peter Frank

Expert-led Tour with Lancaster Museum of Art & History Curator Andi Campognone

11:30-12p | welcome lounge | all ticket holders

Photographer of the Year: William Wegman Presentation by Mr. Wegman Hosted by the Palm Springs International Film Festival 1-2p | Theater | all ticket holders William Wegman will receive the 2015 Photographer of the Year Award as the Fair salutes his iconic work.

About William Wegman American artist and photographer William Wegman is perhaps most well known for his subtly satirical work with his dogs, a collaboration which began in Los Angeles in the 70s with his Weimaraner Man Ray. Wegman is a renowned photographer, painter and also one of the first artists to work with video as an art form, exhibiting his video works since the 70s. Retrospectives of Wegman’s work have travelled to museums worldwide including the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and the Pompidou Museum in Paris.

11:30-12p | welcome lounge | all ticket holders

Artist Spotlight: Peter Alexander 12-12:30p | Peter Blake Gallery booth | all ticket holders Peter Alexander, born in LA in 1939, gained national acclaim in the art world in the late 1960s for his sculptures made from cast resin, which placed him in LA’s famous ‘Light + Space’ group of California artists. His work is currently in the permanent collections of museums including: Anderson Collection at Stanford University, Corcoran Gallery of Art in DC, Fort Worth Art Museum, Getty Museum, LACMA, Metropolitan Museum, MoMA, Oakland Museum, SFMoMA and the Walker Art Center.

Meet Honorary Print Publisher Gemini G.E.L. co-founder Sidney Felsen: Honorary Print Publisher + brunch reception 1-2p | VIP lounge | black card and vip pass holders

Lifetime Achievement Award: Fletcher Benton Award presentation and interview by LA Art Critic Peter Frank 3-4p | theater | all ticket holders Sculptor Fletcher Benton receives the 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award and a 60year retrospective. Fletcher Benton, 83, is a world-renowned sculptor and painter who created a body of award-winning work ranging from delicate sketches and paintings to monumental steel constructions and seminal works of “kinetic art”.

About Fletcher Benton Benton was a part of the Beatnik movement in San Francisco during the ‘50s and ‘60s working as a sign painter by day and an expressionist artist by night. Frustrated with the limitations of paint on canvas, Benton began to work with movement in geometric pattern pieces and boxes which he was familiar with from his work in commercial signs. This was at the beginning of the kinetic movement; Benton worked largely in isolation, unaware of other efforts of kinetic artists.

a heART afFAIR: champagne reception & tours, presented by Palm Springs Life 4:30-7p | collectors lounge | Tours at 5:00p + 5:30p + 6p Celebrate Valentine’s Day with PSFAF at an elegant champagne reception and tour of the show floor before dinner. Meet tour leaders from the PSFAF Art Consultants Committee for a glass of champagne before exploring the show floor.

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Gemini G.E.L. joins the inaugural Print Component as PSFAF’s Honorary Publisher. Founded in 1966, Gemini G.E.L. has collaborated with over 60 accomplished artists. In 1981, The National Gallery of Art in DC, established the Gemini G.E.L. Archive, a study center for scholars and collectors with a complete history of the LA-based workshop. The esteemed co-founder of Gemini G.E.L., Sidney Felsen will be saluted in a reception by the region’s top collectors.

Hard Edge Living – Keeping “Cool” in the Desert Panel moderated by Peter Frank, in collaboration with PS Modernism Week 2:30-3:30p | theater | all ticket holders For the mid-century American, modern living meant living in sleek, carefully composed houses primed with the latest fixtures and decorated with the latest art. Indeed, the art of the day played off the architecture of the day with knowing panache – and vice versa.

Who influenced whom? An artist active in the 1950s and ‘60s will join architectural curators and historians in a discussion of these issues, which have become oddly timely once again.

Moderated by Peter Frank, in collaboration with PS Modernism Week.

Panelists include Bill Stern, Executive Director Museum of California Design; Sidney Williams, Curator of Architecture and Design, Palm Springs Art Museum; and John Mason, abstractionist sculptor.

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Installations Sketch Aquarium

Jun Kaneko

Courtesy of ZBKids @ Zane Bennett Contemporary Art

Untitled (Tanukis) 2012-2013, glazed ceramics, dimensions vary Courtesy of Gerald Peters Gallery Front Lobby

This is a projected aquarium where sea creatures drawn by children come to life! Children use their imagination to create colorful sea creatures on paper. These sea creatures are then scanned and the software animates them allowing them to come to life as projections that enter a virtual sea, and begin to swim about freely. When children interact with the display, a piece of food appears before them, causing the creatures in the virtual sea to gather around it or swim.

Fletcher Benton: Selected Works Curated by Imago Galleries This mini-retrospective show-cases a remarkable 60-year span of award winning sculpture, seminal kinetic works, paintings and sketches.

William Wegman: Nice Dogs on Good Furniture

This installation from Jun Kaneko’s new body of work draws upon the myths and legends of the Japanese Tanuki figure. Each ceramic Tanuki is hand-built and uniquely glazed. In 2013, the Tanukis were featured in the exhibition Myths, Legends and Truths: Jun Kaneko at Millennium Park in Chicago.

Hung Liu Time Capsule 1999, Wooden box, silk sail, dowel, about 2.5 feet tall, HL99 31 Courtesy of Turner Carroll Gallery | Booth P4 Time Capsule is a wooden box with hand painted Chinese calligraphy, which refers to Mao as the Great Helmsman of Communist China. The five pointed wooden stay refers to Communist China, but also to a ship with five boughs, so that it could not be steered in a single direction, but would spin toward all points on the compass, alluding to the confusion of the Cultural Revolution.

Curated by Imago Galleries

Cindy Jackson

In recognition of Palm Springs Modernism Week, Wegman, presents images of his Weimaraner dogs posed on classic furniture by Herman Miller, Eames and Nelson.

(Not Quite) Salvation - The Ascension, 2015 Courtesy of the Los Angeles Art Association Collectors Lounge

Desert AIDS Project Booth P6 Your art donation to D.A.P. becomes an ambassador.

After it hangs on our walls, giving pleasure, the funds from its sale allow us to continue serving our clients.

And, when your art finds its new home, it may be with someone who was previously unaware of the work of Desert AIDS Project.

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Installations

(Not Quite) Salvation- The Ascension rests somewhere between a religious iconographic painting and a good Bergdorf Goodman window display. On the ground kneeling in rapt surrender are six larger than life men surfaced with their own search for salvation and emblems of worship: one figure is fully tattooed; another covered in dollar bills. Clad in a Louis Vuitton gown, our goddess descends (or ascends) among them, replete with cherubs and floating clouds of Chanel and Gucci logos.

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Outdoor Sculpture Garden

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Steve Maloney Naughty Booty: Le Peep Show 2004-2015, Mixed media artworks created from Transportation Security Administration (TSA) confiscated goods and drawings Booth 505 Courtesy of Heather James Fine Art

Visit the eye-catching large-scale pieces in the Fair’s Outdoor Sculpture Garden. Presenting works from exhibiting galleries including Glenn Green Galleries, Dawson Cole Fine Art and Tansey Contemporary.

Eduardo Oropeza HORIZONTES (Horizons) 96" x 15" x 12" Me 61.25" x 35.5" x 15.

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Maloney purchased more than 2,000 pounds of goods confiscated by the TSA at six California airports to create Banned Booty; a sculpture series intended to inspire conversations on contemporary air travel amid heightened security.

Along with Swiss Army knives, corncob skewers and deer antlers, Maloney’s haul included naughty items such as faux leopard skin handcuffs and a bronze “flick your BIC” penis lighter, further inspiring Naughty Booty – Le Peep Show.

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Chris Antemann Fruit Pyramid II, 2014 (Detail), Meissen Porcelain Booth 201 Courtesy of The Cynthia Corbett Gallery in association with MEISSEN® Meet the artist in front of the installation on Thurs Feb 12 and Fri Feb 13 Using the Garden of Eden as her metaphor, the artist created a contemporary celebration of the 18th-century banqueting craze. Inspired by Meissen’s great historical model of Johann Joachim Kändler’s monumental Love Temple (1750), Antemann created her own 5-foot version.

Employing her signature wit and formal references to classic Baroque Meissen figurines, Antemann has invented a new narrative on contemporary morality through her one-of-a-kind porcelain figures in a setting that evokes the decadence of Boucher and Watteau.

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Glenn Green Galleries Melanie Yazzie, Strength From Within, Courtesy of Glenn Green Galleries

Melanie Yazzie Strength From Within ©2004 Fabricated Steel 73" x 42" x 33" Edition 8 ©2004 M.Yazzie

A Celebrated Medium PSFAF is committed to promoting the medium of fine prints. Featuring a session with renowned prints collector Jordan D. Schnitzer and a VIP celebration with 2015 Honorary Publisher: Gemini G.E.L. co-founder Sidney Felsen, the Fair provides the inspiration to discover the beauty of this important medium. Several galleries in the Fair are presenting fine prints, identified by their booth sign with a blue and orange stripe, including: Gemini G.E.L., Jane Kahan Gallery, Tandem Press, Stoney Road Press and Greg Kucera Gallery.

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Khang Pham-New, Escutcheon, Courtesy of Glenn Green Galleries

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PSFAF 2015 Gallery

PSFAF 2015 Gallery

Booth #

Adamar Fine Arts........................ 301

210

111

EMG EXIT

309

EMG EXIT

406

506

Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts .......... 406

P2

720

P3

109

Archangel Gallery....................... 110 Art company MISOOLSIDAE........ 206

Steve Maloney............................ 608

P1

Addison Rowe Gallery................. 506

107

110

207

208

305

308

108

206

306

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304

404

405

P4

505 COLLECTORS LOUNGE

608

607

606

P5

718

P6

723

719

713

714

Stoney Road Press...................... 702 HERITAGE LOUNGE

716

Axiom Contemporary.................. 100

TAG Gallery................................. 111

715

Tandem Press............................. 710 VIP LOUNGE

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BAIK ART.................................... 303 Bentley Gallery........................... 506

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201 102

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303 202

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100 Flecther Benton: Selected Works

Timothy Yarger Fine Art............... 708 Turner Carroll Gallery.................. 607 UNIX Gallery................................ 403

Charlotte Jackson Fine Art.......... 400

ENTRANCE/EXIT

OUTDOOR SCULPTURE GARDEN

Chris Antemann.......................... 201 CMay Gallery.............................. 101 CAFÉ

THEATRE

Contemporary Artifact................. 723

Vogelsang Gallery....................... 103 William Campbell Contemporary Art.................... 107

Booth #

William Havu Gallery................... 711

JoAnne Artman Gallery............... 707

William Turner Gallery................. 703

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Cynthia Corbett Gallery............... 204

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Jorge Mendez Gallery................. 106

William Wegman......................... 502

Dawson Cole Fine Art.................. 718

Glenn Green Galleries..... Outdoor Sculpture Garden

Kips Gallery................................ 302

Wolfe Curatorial Projects............. 714

Lawrence Fine Art....................... 104

Yares Art Projects................. 500/501

Greg Kucera Gallery.................... 600

McCormick Gallery..................... 300

Zane Bennett Contemporary Art.....305

GUSFORD | los angeles............... 715

Maria Elena Kravetz Gallery........ 701

Partners

Heather James Fine Art............... 505

The McLoughlin Gallery.............. 208

Art Ltd.......................................... P1

HOHMANN.................................. 304

Peter Blake Gallery..................... 606

Desert AIDS Project....................... P6

Ikon Ltd...................................... 604

Peter Marcelle Project................. 308

Hung Liu....................................... P4

Imago Galleries........................... 504

PYO Gallery LA............................ 200

Lancaster Museum of Art & History......P2

J. Willott Gallery.......................... 102

redM........................................... 716

Museum of Photographic Arts....... P3

Jane Kahan Gallery..................... 601

Sketch Aquarium........................ 306

Palm Springs Art Museum............. P5

Duncan Miller Gallery.................. 402 Evan Lurie Gallery....................... 207 Faur Zsófi Gallery........................ 401 Foster/White Gallery.................... 700 Gallery Erdesz............................. 503 Gemini G.E.L............................... 404 George Billis Gallery.................... 704 Gerald Peters Gallery.................. 405

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ten472 Contemporary Art............ 719

Throckmorton Fine Art ............... 203

703

C. Grimaldis Gallery.................... 205

Coagula Curatorial...................... 705

Tansey Contemporary................. 720

Thomas Paul Fine Art.................. 706

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Bridgehampton Fine Art.............. 602 Bruce Lurie Gallery .................... 109

Sue Greenwood Fine Art.............. 202 Sylvia White Gallery.................... 309

Art Vitam..................................... 108 Artspace Warehouse................... 210

Booth #

Jean Albano Gallery ................... 713

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

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229 East Marcy Street, Santa Fe, NM, 87501 (505) 982-1533 www.addisonrowe.com addart@addisonrowe.com

Tamar Erdberg, Owner/Director; Adam Erdberg, Owner

Victoria Addison, Owner; Matthew Rowe; Director

Adamar Fine Arts, in its 27th year in business, exhibits contemporary paintings,sculptures and installations by internationally recognized artists. The gallery specializes in Contemporary Pop Masters.

Addison Rowe Gallery specializes in paintings, watercolors, and sculptures by 20th century American artists with an emphasis on American Modernism. The gallery’s collection of artists includes members of the Stieglitz Circle, the Taos Society of Artists, Los Cinco Pintores, the Transcendental Painting Group, and the Taos Moderns.

Artists Represented: Andy Warhol, Alex Katz, Donald Sultan, Julian Opie, Brad Howe, Niso Maman, Jeff Pullen, Tolla Inbar, Debbie Carfagno, Rene Rietmeyer, Debbie Carfagno

Andy Warhol, Queen Elizabeth, Reigning Queen, 1985, Unique screenprint, 40 x 32 inches

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Artists Represented: Andrew Dasburg, Nicolai Fechin, William Penhallow Henderson, Jozef Bakos, Will Shuster, Raymond Jonson, Emil Bisttram, Louis Ribak, Beatrice Mandelman, Rolph Scarlett, Werner Drewes, B.J.O. Nordfeldt

Beatrice Mandelman, Homage to Homer, 1960, Acrylic with mix media collage on Masonite, 48 x 35.5 inches

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Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts 186 State Street, Binghamton, NY 13901 (607) 772-0485 www.anthonybrunelli.com info@anthonybrunelli.com

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Anthony Brunelli, Owner; John Brunelli, Director; Carrie Anne Wysocki, Gallery Assistant; Emily Raimondi, Gallery Assistant; Alisha Sickler-Brunelli, Media & Publications Designer Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts was established in 2003, in a renovated, 5-story, turn of the century brick warehouse in Binghamton, NY. Owned by world-renowned photorealist painter, Anthony Brunelli, the gallery represents some of the finest examples of emerging, mid-career, and established international artists specializing in contemporary realism, photorealism, well-disciplined abstract paintings, drawings, sculpture, original prints and alternative photographic methods. High quality craftsmanship, labor-intensive production and innovation are central to the gallery’s program.

Artists Represented: Charles Bremer, Steve Carver, Heejung Cho, Wayne Claypatch, Juan Cossio, Alan Coulson, Bruce Evans, Robert Fundis, Ray Gross, Charles Hartley, Richard Heisler, Sungchul Hong, Pamela Earnshaw Kelly, Gordon Lee, Tice Lerner, Jerry Ott, Chang Park, Jack Radetsky, Jamie Salmon, Jackie K. Seo, Hisaya Taira, Teknari, Ernest Viveiros, Ron Weis

Sungchul Hong, string_eyes_1493, 2012, print on elastic strings in a steel frame, 54.5 x 41.75 x 9 inches

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Archangel Gallery 1103 N. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA 92262 (760) 320-4795 www.archangelgallery.com michael@archangelgallery.com

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Michael Fiacco, Director Archangel Gallery is a unique, cutting edge fine art gallery known for provocative, whimsical, powerful, iconoclastic and often unconventional art which speaks to, challenges and provokes discussion about cultural, political and social issues and the role art plays in the evolving global community Artists Represented: Karen & Tony Barone, Steven Blakey, Rory Burke, Eduardo Carriazo, Philippe Chambon, Charlie Ciali, Ben Darby, Miguel Edwards, Melissa Furness, Jerry Hanson, Milan Heger, Laura Janes, Cynthia King, Alex Koleszar, Jesse Link, Randy McCoy, John Randall Nelson, Bret Philpot, Dan Pyle, Chris Reilly, Jane Richlovsky, Bridgette Shaw, Timothy Siciliano, Elaine Sigwald, Melissa Stern, Franz Szony, Nancy Worthington

John Randall Nelson, Red Palma, 2014, Mixed Media on Board, 60 x 44 inches

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

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Art Vitam 990 Biscayne Boulevard, #501, Miami, FL 33132 (786) 563-3450 www.artvitam.com miami@artvitam.com

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Sophie Blachet, Director

Myung-Hee, Ryoo, Director; Ju-Hyun, Kang, Exhibition manager Art Company MISOOLSIDAE was established in 1989 and AKA Gallery founded in 2005, having since established a reputation in Seoul in the arena of contemporary art. The gallery publishes various artistic books, including two monthly publications “MISOOLSIDAE” and “ACE ART.” Art Company MISOOLSIDAE provides many opportunities for young artists to display their work and obtain exposure in the international art world by participating in various overseas art fairs and promoting the Korean Contemporary Art Festival, Seoul Art Show annually.

Artists Represented: Eun-Joo Go, Hee-Kyung Chung; Hyung-Jin Park, Hyun-Sook Jeong; Insoo Chun, Jin-Rock Lee

Art Vitam is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2003 in Miami, FL and in 2008; Art Vitam opened an apartment gallery in Paris (France) to work more closely with private collectors.

Art Vitam is specialized in contemporary photographs, works on paper and mixed media paintings and focusing on primary market. Over the past decade, Sophie & Arnaud Blachet have represented French and American artists in the United States, Europe and Asia and thanks to close work with collectors, institutions and museums, some of the artists entered into museums or institutions or are regularly invited to exhibit around the world. From emerging to established artists, Art Vitam is promoting, participating in art fairs and editing books. In addition to this activity and thanks to Sophie Blachet’s specialty, Art Vitam works with visual artists on the marketing field.

Artists Represented: Alberto “Chanoir” Vejarano, Alberto “Chanoir” Vejarano, Thurle Wright, Robert Arnoux, Riitta Klint, Gilles Soudry, Jadikan, Aline Jansen, Charlotte Lelong, Annie Tremsal-Garillon, Tim Anderson, Jeremie Baldocchi, Didier Hamey

Hyung-jin Park, Peace of mind, 2014, Lenticular screen, 80cmX80cm

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Alberto VEJARANO (Colombia / France), Master Cha, 2012/2014, Acrylic, spray, ink of canvas, Unique, 120 x 162 cm, 47.25 x 63.25 inches

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Artspace Warehouse 7358 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036 (323) 936-7020 www.artspacewarehouse.com info@artspacewarehouse.com Kunstwarenhaus, Neumarkt 6, 8001 Zürich, Switzerland Tel (01141) 44 5018818 www.kunstwarenhaus.ch

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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

Claudia Deutsch, Gallery Owner; Maggie Devers, Gallery Director; Julia Kunitsa, Assistant Gallery Director; Sasha Bortnik, Administrative Assistant

Founded in 2011, Axiom Contemporary gallery specializes in showing pop, abstract, neostreet and contemporary art from emerging and mid-career artists in all mediums.

Artspace Warehouse exhibits a large selection of affordable original artworks from established and emerging international artists at consistently high standards.

Artists Represented: Max-Steven Grossman, Jay Kelly, Matthew LaPenta, Irina Daylene, Bram Reinjders, Michael Gorman, Chris Hedrick

Artists Represented: Hilary Bond, Bettina Mauel, David Jang, Erin Hammond, Gerdine Duijsens, Raul de la Torre, Ron Piller, Petra Rös-Nickel

Ron Piller, Solid Bliss, 2014, Mixed Media, Resin, Wood, 48 x 36 inches

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Max-Steven Grossman, Rock n’ Roll, 2014, photo compilation on lucite, 48 x 99 inches

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BAIK ART 2600 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034 (310) 842-3892 www.BAIKART.com info@baikart.com

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215 E. Grant Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004 (480) 946-6060 www.bentleygallery.com info@bentleygallery.com

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Susan Baik, Owner

Bentley Calvarley, Owner; John Reyes, Director; Craig Randich- Sales Associate

Baik Art is testimony to a maturation process, a refining of focus, embracing a clear vision of what could, and must be, with a willingness to test the boundaries in order to establish a manifest presence within the gallery’s community. Baik Art’s clarion call to identify common ground amidst diversity of artistic medium, cultural mores and national identities, allows for deliberate outreach and a cross-fertilization of values and guiding principles, evolving a transformative landscape, richly nuanced and deeply poignant.

Founded in 1984, Bentley Gallery is synonymous with significant contemporary painting and sculpture in the Southwest. The gallery represents artists from the US and Canada, along with Asian antiquities and secondary market works from the late 19th century to the Modern era. Paramount at Bentley Gallery is a selection of beautiful and exquisitely crafted works. Notable gallery shows have ranged from Helen Frankenthaler’s abstractions and Pat Steir’s waterfall paintings to Charles Arnoldi’s color block paintings, Sir Anthony Caro’s steel sculptures, to Jennifer Bartlett’s house paintings.

Artists Represented: Charles Arnoldi, Tim Bavington, Will Berry, Dominique Blain, Mala Breuer, Daniel Brice, Suzanne Caporeal, John Chamberlain, Jonathan Cross, Michael David, Woods Davy, Olga De Amaral, Stephen De Staebler, Michael Eastman, Lawrence Fodor, Judith Foosaner, Makoto Fujimura, Jimi Gleason, Cleve Gray (1918-2004), Chris Gustin, Luis Jimenez (1940-2006) Jun Kaneko, Robert Kelly, David T. Kessler, Judith Kruger, James Marshall, Ricardo Mazal, Peter Millett, Jill Moser, Philip Moulthrop, Eric Orr (19391998), Mark Pomilio, Don Reitz, Bobby Silverman, John Sonsini, Devorah Sperber, Jeremy Thomas, Jim Waid, Denise Yaghmourian, Hiro Yokose

Artists Represented: Ahn Young-il, Ahmad Zakii Anwar, Moshe Elimelech, Park Kyung Ryul, Gwon Osang, Kim Eull, Choi Tae Hoon

Ahn Young-il, WATER Red (detail), 2005, Oil on canvas, 50 x 43 inches

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Ahn Young-il, WATER Red (detail), 2005, Oil on canvas, 50 x 43 inches

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Bridgehampton Fine Art 2415 Main Street, Bridgehampton, NY 11932 (239) 825-9072 www.bridgehamptonfineart.com douglas@bridgehamptonfineart.com

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Douglas Clarke Bridgehampton Fine Art offers a wide range of cutting- edge and contemporary artwork from some of the most prominent artists in the world. Artwork from Ilona Zaremba, Danielle Procaccio, Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, among others, are offered to investors and collectors from around the world. Bridgehampton Fine Art also has an established network of art galleries and brokers, combining efforts to acquire some of the most sought-after pieces in the world.

Artists Represented: Carl Andre, Donald Baechler, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Louise Bourgeois, Deborah Butterfield, Alexander Calder, John Chamberlain, Christo, Chuck Close, George Condo, Joseph Cornell, Willem de Kooning, Jim Dine, Sam Francis, Philip Guston, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, Robert Indiana, Donald Judd, Alex Katz, Jeff Koons, Yayoi Kusama, Sol Lewitt, Roy Lichtenstein, John McCracken, Takashi Murakami, Yoshitomo Nara, Robert Rauschenberg, Gerhard Richter, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann

Alex Katz, Tiger Lily, 1968, Oil on canvas, 32 x 49 inches

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Bruce Lurie Gallery 2736 South La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034 (310) 8761780 www.luriegallery.com mr_lurie@hotmail.com Bruce Lurie, Director; Scott Lurie, Sales Director; Craig Lurie, Sales Director; Luke Hartman, Assistent Director

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

Artists Represented: Karen Bystedt, Gary John, Michael Suchta, Nelson de la Nuez, Pascal Guetta, Bob Clyatt, LA Odyssey, Brian Liebenthal, Jamie Gil, Michael Gorman, and Daniel Brice.

Karen Bystedt + Peter Tunney, Mixed Medium, 50 x 50 inches

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C. Grimaldis Gallery 523 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 (410) 539-1080 www.cgrimaldisgallery.com info@cgrimaldisgallery.com

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Constantine Grimaldis, Director; Jennifer Yukie Ueda, Associate Director; Jennifer Tam, Gallery Manager The C. Grimaldis Gallery has continuously operated in Baltimore since 1977. It has established itself as Baltimore’s oldest contemporary art gallery, and an important venue in the region. The gallery specializes in post WWII American and European art with an emphasis on contemporary sculpture.

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Charlotte Jackson Fine Art 554 So. Guadalupe St., Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 989-8688 www.charlottejackson.com cjfa@charlottejackson.com Charlotte Jackson, Owner & Director; Helen Colton, Gallery Assistant

Charlotte Jackson Fine Art, established in 1989, has a clearly defined and highly respected program that is dedicated to presenting the finest monochromatic, reductive, and Modernist work.

Artists Represented: Charles Arnoldi, Max Cole, Constance DeJong, Tony DeLap, Florence Miller Pierce, Ed Moses, Winston Roeth, Phil Sims and David Simpson, Jeremy Thomas

Artists Represented: Chul Hyun Ahn, Sir Anthony Caro, Madeleine Dietz, Grace Hartigan (Estate), Jon Isherwood, Hidenori Ishii, Dimitra Lazaridou, Eugene Leake (Estate), Jane Manus, Beverly McIver, Neil Meyerhoff, Raoul Middleman, Christopher Myers, Bernd Radtke, Annette Sauermann, René Treviño, John Van Alstine, Costas Varotsos, Carol Young

CHUL HYUN AHN, Railroad Nostalgia, 2012, Edition of 3, Plywood, LED lights, railroad tracks & ties, mirrors, 93 x 120 x 40 inches

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Tony DeLap, Tatatoto, 1990, wood,acrylic on aluminum, 43.5x29x7 inches

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CMay Gallery 8687 Melrose Ave Space B226, West Hollywood, CA 90069 (310) 922-3885 www.cmaygallery.com info@cmaygallery.com

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Coagula Curatorial 974 Chung King Road, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Tel (424) 226-2485 www.coagulacuratorial.com 88gallery@gmail.com

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May Chung, Director; Carolynne Lee, Administrator

Mat Gleason, Principal; Bryan Chagolla, Gallery Director

Cmay Gallery was established in 2013. The brainchild of May Chung, the gallery seeks to widen the discourse established by Chung at AndrewShire Gallery, focusing on placing a spotlight on emerging and mid-career artists. In 2005, May Chung joined Susan Baik as the co-owner of AndrewShire Gallery in Midtown, Los Angeles, deepening the gallery’s engagement with the local community with the introduction of public dialogues pertaining to contemporary art. The gallery’s extended series of talks, lectures, activities, and events helped to continue to promote greater public awareness and discourse of visual arts within the Los Angeles area. Building off of this momentum, Cmay Gallery continues to push the boundaries of local and international contemporary arts. Cmay Gallery provides programs such as Cmay Art Academy and public arts access, unfolding a dialogue across continents and mediums.

Coagula Curatorial was launched in 2012 by Mat Gleason, founder/editor-inchief of Coagula Art Journal, a publication which gained notoriety for its noholds- barred critique of contemporary art and the art world. To celebrate 20 years of publishing Coagula Art Journal, Gleason opened Coagula Curatorial as a premier exhibition space of contemporary art.

Located in the historic Chinatown district of Downtown Los Angeles, Coagula Curatorial is the commercial gallery component of the Coagula empire, and in its short tenure has risen to prominence with solo shows by Karen Finley, Llyn Foulkes, Kim Dingle, Mark Dutcher, Tim Youd, Gronk, among others.

Artists Represented: Abel Alejandre, Eric Finzi, Charles Swenson, Fred Tieken

Artists Represented: Yi Hwan Kwon, Bahk Seon Ghi, Yong Sin, Eva Armisén, and Lee Bae

Bahk Seon Ghi, Water Plate, 2014, Charcoal, nylon threads, etc., hcm 240, 45 x 45 cm

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Fred Tieken, Not Allowed, Acrylic on Canvas, 36 x 48 inches, 2014

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Contemporary Artifact 4189-3 Carpinteria Ave., Carpinteria, CA 93013 (805) 451-8044 contemporaryartifact.com jim@contemporaryartifact.com

Cynthia Corbett Gallery 15 Claremont Lodge, 15 The Downs, London, SW20 8UA, UK (20) 89476782 www.thecynthiacorbettgallery.com nfo@thecynthiacorbettgallery.com

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Jim Martin, Director

Cynthia Corbett, Director; Celia Kinchington, Associate Director

West Coast Gallery, Contemporary Artifact, overlooks a serene estuary in Carpinteria, California. The gallery was founded by sculptor, Jim Martin, whose work has been shown and collected throughout the US and abroad for over 25 years. Contemporary Artifact showcases emerging through mid-career artists whose work explores the balance between material and concept and emphasizes art as a visual language. The gallery can be seen at significant art shows throughout the year and by appointment.

The Cynthia Corbett Gallery, an international contemporary art gallery which represents emerging and established artists, is a regular exhibitor at major international contemporary art fairs. The Gallery curates an annual programme of exhibitions in London and New York City. In 2009, Cynthia Corbett founded The Young Masters Art Prize, a notfor-profit initiative that is recognised as an exciting, high profile competition that is highly innovative in its concept – to acknowledge contemporary art that embraces its past.

Artists Represented: Jose Bedia, Rimas Ciurlionis, Jim Martin

Artists Represented: Chris Antemann, Deborah Azzopardi, Lluis Barba, Andy Burgess, Elisabeth Caren, Nina Jun, Tom Leighton, Klari Reis, Andrea Stanislav, Ultra Violet

Jose Bedia, Si Ayer Maravilla Fui, 2010, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 84 inches

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Chris Antemann, Covet, 2013, Edition of 8, Meissen Porcelain, 13.4 x 18.9 x 7.1 in ANTEMANN DREAMS Collection, Courtesy MEISSEN COUTUREÂŽ Art Collection & Cynthia Corbett Gallery

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Dawson Cole Fine Art 326 Glenneyre Street, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 (949) 497-4988 73199 El Paseo, Suite H, Palm Desert, CA 92260 (760) 303-4300 www.dawsoncolefineart.com rmacdonald@dawsoncolefineart.com Ariane MacDonald, Owner; Rich MacDonald, Owner; Rosemary Seidner, Gallery Director, Richard Almada, Art Consultant; Marty Raichle, Art Consultant; Neil Verni, Art Consultant Originally established in 1993, Dawson Cole Fine Art specializes in Contemporary and Modern sculpture, drawings, prints and unique works on paper by American and European Masters. With a special concentration in Contemporary, Early Modern and West Coast Regionalism, the gallery offers works by Chuck Close, Donald Sultan, Wayne Thiebaud, Richard MacDonald, Jim Lamb, James Galindo, Tom Betts,and Jian Wang.

Artists Represented: Chuck Close, Wayne Thiebaud, Donald Sultan, Jian Wang, Richard MacDonald, Tom Betts, James Galindo and Jim Lamb

Richard MacDonald, Orpheus Ascending, 2013, Bronze, Edition of 18

Chuck Close, Phil Houndstooth, 2008. Embossed relief print on twin rocker paper. Edition of 30.

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Tom Betts, La Danza Bajo la Luz, 2014, Oil on Panel

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Duncan Miller Gallery 2525 Michigan Ave #A7 Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 453-1111 duncanmillergallery.com info@duncanmillergallery.com

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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, Director; Amy Guess, Gallery Manager; Andrew Bridges, Client Liaison

Daniel Miller, Director Duncan Miller Gallery focuses on vintage, classic and contemporary fine art photography.

Artists Represented: Solo booth for Elena Kalis

The Evan Lurie Gallery represents over forty emerging and established international painters, sculptors and photographers with a heavy emphasis on the contemporary abstract realism and neo-realism. The gallery program includes a monthly schedule of rotating solo and group exhibitions, lectures, community and private events and public art collaborations.The 5200 square foot space offers monthly art walks featuring one man and group shows bringing an ever-changing energy of sophistication to the Indianapolis area. As a professional art consultant Evan Lurie works within both the residential and corporate environments to help establish art collections and assist in the acquisitions. Evan is continually networking within the international art community and seeking out dynamic up-and-coming talent that embodies the highest degree of excellence.

Artists Represented: Alexi Torres, Nick Veasey, Jorge Santos, Victor Wang, Jeff Robb, Gian Garofalo, Brad Howe

Elena Kalis, Ocean Song 29, 2011, chromogenic print, 44�x52�

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Alexi Torres, Frida Sun and Moon, Oil on Canvas, 2014, 60 x 84 inches

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Faur Zsófi Gallery Bartók Béla Road, 25, Budapest, Pest, H-1114, Hungary (0036) 209344727 www.galeriafaur.hu/en info@galeriafaur.hu

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Foster/White Gallery 220 Third Avenue South, #100, Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 622-2833 www.fosterwhite.com seattle@fosterwhite.com

Zsófia Faur; Kata Vizi

Stephanie Collier, Gallerist; Phen Huang, Owner/Director

The Faur Zsófi Gallery’s mission is to promote Central and Eastern Europe’s contemporary artists and integrate them into the international art scene. Participating at an outstanding number of international art fairs, building and strengthening local and international networks and contributing to the presence of remarkable artworks by Hungarian artists in international collections are the gallery’s primary aims since its establishment. Besides the continuous international presence and publishing background, the Budapest-based Faur Zsófi Gallery exhibits the latest works of mainly emerging and mid-career artists monthly and runs its not-for-profit project space PANEL Contemporary. Art Fair participations in 2014: Milan Image Art Fair 2014, SWAB Barcelona 2014, Art 14 London, Artshow Busan, Contemporary Istanbul 2014, SCOPE Miami Beach 2014

Founded in 1968, Foster/White Gallery is a premier gallery on the West Coast and has been a prominent landmark in the Seattle arts center of Pioneer Square. The gallery has attracted worldwide attention with its diverse and exceptional contemporary painting, sculpture, and glass exhibitions. The gallery maintains maintain a high level of aesthetic quality through the representation of emerging, mid-career and established artists whose works is varied in scope yet similar in mastery of materials. Whether you are beginning your art fine collection or looking to build your existing collection, the gallery staff is pleased to assist in the procurement of fine art. The staff of Foster/White is knowledgeable, professional and shares a passion for quality art. Foster/ White is a Bau-Xi Gallery affiliate with three locations in Vancouver and Toronto.

Artists Represented: Ágnes Podmaniczky, Gergely Szatmári, Béla Dóka, BOLDI

Artists Represented: Andre Petterson, Eric Zener, Jeffrey Milstein, Tom Burrows, Cara Barer, David Leventi, Michael Wolf, Robert Marchessault, Guy Laramée, Bratsa Bonifacho

BOLDI, Barzilian Woman, 2013, Marble, 20.4 x 16.9 x 14 inches

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David Leventi, TWA 02 Terminal, edition 1/1, fujicolor crystal archive print mounted to dibon, 33 x 43 inches

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Gallery Erdesz Bercsényi utca 4, Szentendre, Pest megye, 2000, Hungary (0036) 309417896 www.galleryerdesz.hu art@galleryerdesz.hu

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Laszlo Erdesz, Adam Erdesz Gallery Erdesz has been focusing on Modern Fine and Contemporary Arts for over 30 years.

Artists Represented: György Tóth, Tzortzoglou Georgios, György Gáspár, László Lukácsi, Zsuzsa Kóródi, Balázs Sipos, István Czebe, István Rego, Gábor Gonzáles

Gemini G.E.L. 8365 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90069 (323) 6510513 geminigel.com editions@geminigel.com

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Sidney B. Felsen, Co-Founder and Partner; Suzanne Felsen, Partner; Ayn Grinstein, Partner; Ellen Grinstein, Partner; Joni Weyl, Partner; Hillary Metz, Director of Sales; Valerie MacKinnon, Sales Associate Founded in 1966, Gemini G.E.L. is an artists’ workshop and publisher of original limited editions. Gemini has collaborated with over 65 highly accomplished artists in lithography, etching, screenprinting, woodcut and a variety of sculptural materials. Artists who work at Gemini draw or carve directly onto the printing elements. The edition is hand-printed

by Gemini’s master printers, and each print is signed and numbered by the artist, and embossed with the Gemini ‘chop.’

Artists Represented: Josef Albers, Richard Artschwager, John Baldessari, Larry Bell, Jonathan Borofsky, Cecily Brown, Chris Burden, Daniel Buren, Sophie Calle, Vija Celmins, John Chamberlain, Ronald Davis, Willem de Kooning, Richard Diebenkorn, Mark di Suvero, Sam Francis, Frank Gehry, Allen Ginsberg, Robert Gober, Joe Goode, Robert Graham, Philip Guston, Ann Hamilton, David Hammons, Michael Heizer, David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Ellsworth Kelly, Edward Kienholz, Nancy Reddin Kienholz, Roy Lichtenstein, Man Ray, Brice Marden, Julie Mehretu , Malcolm Morley, Elizabeth Murray, Bruce Nauman, Isamu Noguchi, Claes Oldenburg, Darryl Pottorf, Ken Price, Robert Rauschenberg, Dorothea Rockburne, James Rosenquist, Susan Rothenberg, Allen Ruppersberg, Ed Ruscha, Richard Serra, Joel Shapiro, Keith Sonnier, Saul Steinberg, Frank Stella, Richard Tuttle, Franz West, Terry Winters

Péter Borkovics, Swirling Glass Object, 2013, Glass

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Ken Price, Western Sunset, 1993, 7 color screenprint, 26 x 20.375 inches, Edition of 70, KP92-5199

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George Billis Gallery 2716 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034 (310) 838-3685 525 W 26th Street, New York, NY 10001 (212) 645-2621 www.georgebillis.com LA@georgebillis.com

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1005 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 954-5700 24 East 78th Street, New York, NY 10075 (212) 628-9760 www.gpgallery.com cmccormick@petermarcellegallery.com

George Billis, Owner; Tressa Williams, Director; Brooks Salzwedel, Assistant Director

Peter Marcelle, Director; Evan Feldman, Director of Contemporary; Gallery Description

After establishing a successful contemporary art gallery in New York in 1997, George Billis opened his Los Angeles gallery in 2004. With galleries in Chelsea and Culver City, George Billis Gallery provides a dynamic exchange of contemporary artists between the art centers of New York and LA. The gallery shows painting, photography, sculpture and mixed media works and is dedicated predominantly to exhibiting emerging to mid-career artists with a focus on Southern California artists.

Gerald Peters has long been recognized as one of the world’s most respected dealers of American art of nineteenth and twentieth centuries with special interests that include classic Western art, paintings of the Taos Society of Artists and the Santa Fe Art Colony, American modernists, American and European Impressionists, the Ash Can School, the New York School, contemporary art, traditional and modern sculpture, naturalism and vintage and contemporary photography. The Gerald Peters Gallery also represents the estates of Frank Applegate, Jozef Bakos, Cyrus Baldridge, Marjorie Eaton, Joseph Fleck, Albert Krehbiel, William Nash, Albert Schmidt and Max Weber. Located in Santa Fe’s historic district, the gallery’s Spanish pueblo-style adobe building includes 8,500 square feet of indoor exhibition space, a gracious sculpture garden, a large research library and a bookstore.

Artists Represented: Alex Blas, Todd Brainard, Derek Buckner, Carol Charney, Michael Chearney, Patricia Chidlaw, Matt Condron, D’lisa Creager, Sharon Feder, Tom Gregg, Kathy Halper, Adam Harrison, Richard Heisler, Danny Heller, Bonita Helmer, Wes Hempel, Eric Hesse, Bryan Ida, Deborah Martin, Randall W.L. Mooers, Daniel Phill, Johnny Robertson, Paul Rousso, Brooks Salzwedel, Christopher Schulz, Anne Seidman, Charlotte Smith, Kurt Solmssen, Chris Stott, Barbara Strasen, Terry Thompson, Joan Tucker, Sarah Williams, Karen Woods, Tim Yankosky

Bryan Ida, San Anselmo, 2014, mixed media, 36 x 44 inches

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Artists Represented: Dan Christensen, Lisa Corinne Davis, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, Tracy Harris, Jun Kaneko, Karen Kitchel, Carole Bayer Sager, Lorraine Shemesh, Frank Stella, Don Stinson, Tom Wesselmann, Frank Wimberley

Tom Wesselmann, (American, 1931-2004), Study for Bedroom Painting, 1967, Oil on canvas, 14 1/8 x 12 inches unframed, 15 x 13 inches framed, Signed top left

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Glenn Green Galleries 136 Tesuque Village Road, Santa Fe, NM 87506 The Phoenician Resort, 6000 E Camelback Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (505) 820-0008 www.glenngreengalleries.com info@glenngreengalleries.com

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Greg Kucera Gallery 212 3rd Avenue S, Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 624-0770 www.gregkucera.com staff@gregkucera.com Greg Kucera; Larry Yocom

Glenn Green, Owner; Sandy Green, Owner; Kerry Green, Director Glenn Green Galleries was established in 1966 by Glenn and Sandy Green in Arizona, specializing in contemporary art by internationally known artists. The Tesuque-Santa Fe gallery and five acre sculpture garden is located in the lovely historic Village of Tesuque, five miles north of Santa Fe. The Greens opened their second location in Santa Fe in 1979.

The second location is The Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona with sculpture and paintings displayed throughout the interior and exterior.

Artists Represented: Donald Davis, Guy Dill, John Hogan, Allan Houser, Shelli Hyrkas, Noelle Jakeman, Rodger Jacobsen, Michael Kabotie, Jeffrey Maron, Dan Namingha, Isamu Noguchi, Khang Pham-New, Eduardo Oropeza, John Reeves, Toko Shinoda, Helen Stanley, Melanie Yazzie, Kenji Yoshida

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Greg Kucera is the owner and director of Greg Kucera Gallery in Seattle. The gallery opened in 1983 and represents emerging, mid-career and well established artists working in painting, sculpture, and works on paper. Occasionally, the gallery produces thematic exhibits about the current political climate or artistic culture. The gallery’s new ground-floor condominium location occupies over 6,500 square feet of space, comprising three separate exhibition galleries, an upstairs sculpture loft and an outdoor sculpture deck. The gallery has been a regular participant in art fairs in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Miami, San Francisco and elsewhere.

Artists Represented: Deborah Butterfield, Darren Waterston, Peter Millett, Norman Lundin, and Marie Watt.

Deborah Butterfield, Kino Palua (dual nature), 2014, Unique cast bronze with patina, 32.5 x 38 x 11 inches

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GUSFORD | los angeles 7016 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90038 (323) 452-9563 616 N La Brea Avenue (opening 2015), Los Angeles, CA 90036 (323) 452-9563 www.gusfordgallery.com info@gusfordgallery.com

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Kelsey Lee Offield, Owner / Director; Michelle Schultz, Director GUSFORD | los angeles is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to representing emerging and mid-career artists, both local and international.

Artists Represented: Michael Brunswick, Dorielle Caimi, Genevieve Chua, Hassan Hajjaj, Andrea Hasler, Oliver Jones, Adam Mars, Hugh Mendes, SuttonBeresCuller, Dave White

Heather James Fine Art 45188 Portola, Palm Desert, CA 92260 (760) 3468926 172 Center Street, Suite 101, Jackson, WY 83001 (307) 200-6090 www.heatherjames.com jim@heatherjames.com

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James Carona & Heather Sacre, Owners; Shari Brownfield, Director; Chip Tom, Curator; Brian Regan, Gallery Manager Heather James Fine Art offers a rare look into art history’s past and present featuring a wide breadth of genres including cultural art and antiquities, American and Latin American Masters, European Masters, Impressionist and Modern, Post-War and Contemporary, and Photography. The gallery uniquely showcases blue chip and cutting-edge contemporary art while maintaining a respect for the integrity of antiquity and classical masterpieces.

Artists Represented: Paul Jenkins, Andy Warhol, Helen Frankenthaler, Paul Davies, Michael Glancy, Chuck Close, Robert Rauschenberg, Danny Singer, Micaela Amato, Kenneth Noland, Sam Francis, Neo Rauch, Luc Tuymans, Al Held, Alexander Liberman

Adam Mars, Once Upon a Time, We Weren’t Stalkers, 2014, installation view.

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Paul Davies, Night House and Fence, 2012, Acrylic on Linen, 60 x 48 inches

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HOHMANN 73-660 El Paseo, Palm Desert, CA 92260 (760) 346-4243 www.hohmannfineart.com art@hohmannfineart.com

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Christian Hohmann; Werner Hohmann; Ursula Hohmann; Maximillian Hohmann; Eva Hart; Josh Heinz; Lindsay Goldstein; Loretta Mosher; Patrick Carleton International contemporary and fine art. For more information please visit the website.

Artists Represented: Mohamed Abla, Michael Azgour, Laurent Craste, Alan Disparte, Robert Dunahay, David Einstein, Robert Freimark, Zivana Gojanovic, Eberhard Hueckstaedt, Thomas Jessen, Willi Kissmer, Manzur Kargar, Clemens Kindling, Wiebke Kramer, Gabriele Lockstaedt, Gerd Lieder, Heiner Meyer, Armin Mueller-Stahl, Neil Nagy, Pascal Pierme, Thomas Ritter, David Schneuer, Doug Smith, Karin Voelker, Paul Wunderlich, Rimi Yang. Sculpture: jd Hansen, John Helton, Siegfried Neuenhausen, Christopher Schulz, Julian Voss-Andreae. Photography: Karin Szekessy, Greg Gorman.

Fine Prints: Marc Chagall, Joan MirĂł.

Julian Voss-Andreae, Quantum Woman, 2014, Stainless Steel, 82 x 33 x 21 inches

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Ikon Ltd. 2525 Michigan Ave., Suite G4, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 828-6629 ikonltd.com ikon@ikonltd.com Kay Richards; Greg Abramson

Ikon Ltd. Fine Art was established in 1993 as a private consulting service with owner/ director Kay Richards advising clients. The gallery moved from its original location on La Brea Avenue to the current location at Bergamot Station in Santa Monica in August of 1999.

The gallery specializes in works on paper from modern and contemporary masters, while maintaining an active inventory of both prints and original works.

Artists Represented: Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jean Dubuffet, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, Barbara Kruger, Yayoi Kusama, Roy Lichtenstein, Roberto Matta, Vik Muniz, Raymond Pettibon, Pablo Picasso, Mel Ramos, Robert Rauschenberg, James Rosenquist, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol

James Rosenquist, Blazer – Speed of Light, 1999, Oil on canvas, 62 x 71 inches

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Imago Galleries 45-450 Highway 74, Palm Desert, CA 92260 Tel (760) 7769890 www.imagogalleries.com info@imagogalleries.com

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Leisa Austin, Owner and Director; Maral Babai, Macklin Vietor, Devan Perez, Chanel Rosenaur, Rick Rodriguez, Gallery Assistants Founded in 1991, Imago Galleries is considered one of the West Coast’s premier contemporary galleries. Often mistaken for a boutique museum, the 18,000-square-foot gallery boasts a 6,000 square foot Chihuly Sculpture Garden. More than an architectural icon, owner Leisa Austin strives for curatorial excellence in bringing groundbreaking exhibitions of the highest caliber to the desert, as Imago Galleries celebrates nearly a quarter of a century on the West Coast art scene.

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J. Willott Gallery 73190 El Paseo, Palm Desert, CA 92260 (760) 5683180 jwillott.com josh@jwillott.com Joshua Otten, Co-Owner/Manager; Joshua Paquette, Co-Owner/Director

J. Willott Gallery represents mid to late-career artists who have superior technical abilities and/or proprietary mediums. The gallery’s program is diverse; ranging from ultra-Realism to Abstract Expressionism. The majority of artists represented are museum-collected.

Artists Represented: Richard Jolley, Julie Speidel, Erich Woll, Michael Chapman, Hunt Rettig, Ross Richmond, Michael Schultheis, Will Clift, Garo Antreasian, John Evans, Leonard Koscianski

Artists Represented: Fletcher Benton, Rachel Lee Hovnanian, William Wegman, Jennifer Bartlett, Lisa Bartleson, Mercedes Brunelli, Eugene Brodsky, Guy Dill, Eric Fischl, Zaria Forman, Sam Gilliam, Peter Halley, Jeremy Kidd, Vik Muniz, Mauro Perucchetti, Randy Polumbo, Donald Sultan, Boaz Vaadia, James Verbicky, Jean Wells, and Loretta Yang, among others.

Rachel Lee Hovnanian, Perfect Baby

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Richard Jolley, Silver Dome,Glass and steel, 40 x 39 x 24 inches

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Jane Kahan Gallery 922 Madison Avenue, Mezzanine Level, New York, NY 10021 (212) 744-1490 www.janekahan.com info@janekahan.com

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Jean Albano Gallery 215 W Superior, Chicago, IL 60654 (312) 4400770 jeanalbanogallery.com jeanalbano@aol.com

Jane Kahan; Brigitte Mulholland, Director

Jean Albano Broday; Kaitlin Rigney; Christopher Ottinger

The Jane Kahan Gallery is an internationally known New York City art gallery that has specialized in 20th Century European and American Masters for over forty years. The gallery is a founding member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association, and members of the Fine Art Dealers Association and CINOA. The collection of modern master Aubusson tapestries is one of the largest in the world and has been featured in numerous museums, art fairs and publications. The gallery also specializes in Picasso ceramics (unique and editions), prints, and paintings. Jane Kahan Fine Art, a celebrated exhibition space, is located across from the 59th Street Bridge.

Founded in 1986,Jean Albano Gallery promotes artists who helped shape Chicago’s art scene as well as artists who are recognized nationally and internationally. The gallery has also made a commitment to show case emerging artists and artists who create art using non-traditional materials and technology.

Artists Represented: Luciana Abait, Fletcher Benton, Tom Bianchi, Jules Feiffer, Sophie Kahn, Bonnie Englebardt Lautenberg, William Harrison, Donna Rosenthal, Hunt Slonem, Joe Tallarico, Robert Walker, Jim Waid, Mindy Weisel, Margaret Wharton, Zack Wirsum

Artists Represented: Karel Appel, Romare Bearden, Alexander Calder, Marc Chagall, Sonia Delaunay, Robert Delaunay, Jean Dubuffet, Sam Francis, Le Corbusier, Fernand Leger, Roy Lichtenstein, Rene Magritte, Joan Miro, Niki de Saint Phalle, Pablo Picasso, Gerhard Richter, Istvan Sandorfi, Gino Severini, Frank Stella, Georges Terzian, Victor Vasarely

Pablo Picasso, Femme accoudee au drapeau bleu et rouge, 1980, Tapis, 78.5 x 62.5 inches

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Fletcher Benton, Construction Study No. 5 and No. 12, 2006, steel, 13 x 13 x 4 inches (each)

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JoAnne Artman Gallery 326 N. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 (949) 510-5481 www.joanneartmangallery.com jonneartman@aol.com

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756 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA 92262 (760) 656-7454 www.jorgemendezgallery.com info@jorgemendezgallery.com

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JoAnne Artman, Director; Tayler Murphy, Managerial Director and Fine Art Appraiser

Jorge Mendez, Owner/Director; Ray Maas, Principal; Monica Taddei, Associate

JoAnne Artman Gallery was established in 2008, presenting vibrant and eclectic exhibitions.

Represented artists are rooted in the obvious passion for the artist’s individual voice and mastery of technique. Informed by Art Historical precedents, these artists push their mediums forward with bold and creative expressions. All artists are award-winning, and their works have been shown and collected in museums and private collections in Southern California, around the US and internationally.

Jorge Mendez Gallery is a contemporary art venue located in the heart of Palm Springs’ Uptown Design District. The gallery features affordable and collectable works of emerging and established artists along with modern masters. Browse through more than 3,000 square feet of exhibition space offering figurative, landscape and abstract works on paper, board and canvas. Enjoy truly one-of-a-kind jewelry and sculptures in bronze, iron and marble. Jorge Mendez Gallery welcomes all lovers of art - from first time collectors to the experienced art buyers.

Artists Represented: Alberto Murillo, America Martin, Anja Van Herle, Annie Vought, Anthony Hunter, Brooke Shaden, James Verbicky, Jana Cruder, Jane Maxwell, Jhina Alvarado, Maggie Taylor, Marjorie Strider, Pedro Bonnin, Rimi Yang, Robert Mars and Stallman.

Pedro Bonnin, Constellation VI, 2014, Oil on Canvas, 61.5 x 81.5 inches Framed

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Artists Represented: Vladimir Cora, Amador Montes, Alejandro Leyva, Rafael LopezRamos, Antonio Guerrero, Hugo Rivera, Ariel Vargassal, Ana Marini-Genzon, Cecilia Miguez, Ruth Gonzales and Jazzamoart Vazquez

Amador Montes, Construyendo Nidos, 2014, Mixed Media, 55 x 87 inches

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Kips Gallery 38-65 12th Street, Long Island City, NY 11101 (646) 2845008 www.kipsgallery.com kips@kipsgallery.com

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Lawrence Fine Art 37 Newtown Lane (in the passageway), East Hampton, NY 11937 (516) 5478965 www.lawrence-fine-arts.com lawrencefinearts8@gmail.com

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Ken Kim, Director ; JeongHeon Martin Kim, Assistant Director

Howard Shapiro, Gallery Director; Lisette Ruche, Associate Director

Kips Gallery is open to a variety of art including figurative, abstract, installation or conceptual.

The gallery is not interested in “categories� as such, but rather in the quality of the work shown which should be of paramount importance. The gallery represents artists outside of the US especially from Europe and Asia.

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

Artists Represented: Crash One, Isabel Gamerov, Harriette Joffe, Suzanne LaFleur, LA ROC, Janet Mait, Jeffrey Neumann, Arthur Pinajian, Rolph Scarlett, Sen2, Marjorie Strider

Artists Represented: Haessle, John Baran, Ahhi Choi, TaeChul Kim, KyungMin Kim

Ahhi Choi, Untitled, 2014, Marker on the Wood Panel, 16 X 20 inches

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Marjorie Strider, The Invitation, 2010, acrylic on canvas, 36 x 84 inches

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McCormick Gallery 835 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, IL 60607 (312) 226-6800 www.thomasmccormick.com mary@thomasmccormick.com

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Maria Elena Kravetz Gallery Peatonal 25 de Mayo 240, Cordoba, X5000ELF, Argentina (351) 4239451 www.mariaelenakravetzgallery.com mek@mariaelenakravetzgallery.com

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Tom McCormick; Mary Beyer, Director;

Maria Elena Kravetz, Owner; Raul Nisman, Attorney; Marina Gazulla, Assistant

Specializing in modern and contemporary American art with emphasis on Post-War Painterly Abstraction.

Maria Elena Kravetz Gallery aims to seek harmony in the coexistence of different artistic – aesthetic expressions, in order to create a space able to contain cutting-edge art forms as well as those more traditional, where each one can manifest its style without affecting the rest but, on the contrary, strengthen them.

Artists Represented: Mary Abbott, Perle Fine, Melville Price, John Little, Jack Roth, Lynne Drexler, Samuel Feinstein, Jan Matulka

Artists Represented: Mer del Cielo, Elizabeth Gavotti, Jeffro Uitto, Lucia Torres, Sergio Valenzuela (Valenz)

Norman Zammit, South Wall Triptych I, 1976, Acrylic on three canvas boards, 14 x 33 inches

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Sergio Valenzuela (Valenz), Dialog, 2014, Acrylic on canvas, 34 x 40 inches

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The McLoughlin Gallery 49 Geary St. Suite 200, San Francisco, CA, 94108 (415) 986-4799 www.mgart.com info@mgart.com

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

Artists Represented: Banksy, Bryan Boutwell, John Grande, Jerome Lucani, David Middlebrook, Kristina Quinones, Joel Perlman, Tiffany Trenda

Jerome Lucani, Marilyn By The Beach, Edition of 5, 2 A.P., Digital Print on Hand Carved Wood Frame, Resin, 65 x 55 inches

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Peter Blake Gallery 435 Ocean Avenue, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 (949) 584-1224 www.peterblakegallery.com peterblakegallery@mac.com

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Peter Blake, Owner; Stephanie Blake Since 1993, the Peter Blake Gallery has been a definitive source for modern and contemporary art. The gallery’s program is focused on monochrome, concrete, modernist, post, color-based, reductive, minimalist and abstract painting.

Artists Represented: Lita Albuquerque, Peter Alexander, Charles Arnoldi, Stephanie Bachiero, Steve Burtch, Matthew Deleget, Alan Ebnother, Maria Elena Gonzalez, Marcia Hafif, James Hayward, Scot Heywood, Steve Hough, Matt Mcclune, John M. Miller, Ed Moses, Gregg Renfrow, Robert Sagerman, Hadi Tabatabai, Don Voisine, Jan Maarten Voskuil, John Zinsser

Peter Alexander, Six Part Bars (Pink, Green, Yellow), 2014, Urethane, 77 x 6.5 x 1.25 inches each of six components, 77 x 60 inches overall

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Peter Marcelle Project 4 N. Main Street, Southampton, NY 11968 (631) 613-6170 24 East 78th Street, New York, NY 10075 (631) 338-2723 petermarcelleproject.com info@petermarcellegallery.com

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Peter Marcelle, Owner; Catherine McCormick, Director;

1100 S. Hope Street, 105, Los Angeles, CA 90015 (213) 405-1488 www.pyogalleryla.com info@pyogalleryla.com

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Heidi Chang, Director

Peter Marcelle Project is a private gallery located in New York City and Southampton, NY, specializing in contemporary painting, sculpture, drawing and photography.

PYO Gallery LA specializes in contemporary emerging and mid-career artists who work to advance the free exchange of ideas on an international scale. The gallery’s emphasis on Asian and California artists provides a vital gateway to the art centers of China, Korea, and the United Sates.

Artists Represented: Ross Bleckner, David Gamble, Jim Gemake, Edward Holland, The Hilton Brothers, Tom Judd, Dan Rizzie, Stephen Schaub, Marc Sijan

Artists Represented: Tod Wizon, Seung Hoon Park, Kyoung Ha Lee, Â Jung Woo Ha, Young Seok Cha, Burton Morris, Charlie Kaplan, Shih Hung Tsai, Yong Deok Lee, Sung Tae Park

Dan Rizzie, Tulip and Moon, 2010, Acrylic, Flashe, gold leaf, collage on canvas, 48 x 60 inches

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Tod Wizon, Helium, 2004, Acrylic on canvas, 48 x 60 inches

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redM 210 East 73rd St., New York, NY 10021 (203) 496-2885 www.RediscoveredMasters.com peterfalk@RediscoveredMasters.com

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Stoney Road Press Stoney Road, Dublin, D3, Ireland (353) (0) 1 8878544 www.stoneyroadpress.com mail@stoneyroadpress.com

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Peter Hastings Falk, Director; Gillian Bryce, Assistant Director

David O’Donoghue, Director; James O’Nolan, Director

Discoveries that matter. redM was founded by art historians identifying highly accomplished late-career artists (and those who have died) who, for various reasons, have not expanded or sustained the exposure they deserve. The gallery’s mission is to prevent important artists from slipping through the cracks of art history. The twelve members of redM’s distinguished Art Advisory Board identify and nominate candidates, each of which is then reviewed and voted upon. Elected artists are presented through online exhibitions, art fairs, at the gallery, and by sharing with other galleries around the country. The collections are illuminating, providing a significant value proposition for collectors and compelling new choices for museum curators, gallerists and historians who seek to invigorate their exhibitions.

Stoney Road Press is a fine art publishing house based in Dublin collaborating with Ireland’s leading contemporary artists to produce fine art prints and books. The gallery exhibits at art fairs in London, New York, Miami, San Francisco, Portland and Palm Springs.

Artists Represented: Robert Berry, Michael Canning, Barrie Cooke, Dorothy Cross, William Crozier, Charles Cullen, Diarmuid Delargy, Rita Duffy, Blaise Drummond, Felim Egan, Richard Gorman, John Kelly, Sara Lee, Kelvin Mann, James McCreary, Sean McSweeney, Lars Nyberg, Brian O’Doherty, Barbara Rae, Patrick Scott, Sean Scully, Amelia Stein, Ronnie Tallon, Donald Teskey

Artists Represented: Gil Cuatrecasas, Tony Narducci, William Fredericksen, Arthur Pinajian, Fuller Potter, Rex Ashlock

Tony Narducci [1915-1999] Untitled, ca.1958, acrylic on silver paper, 49 x 69 inches

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Michael Canning, Red Music, 2014, Intaglio, carborundum & pigment print, 100 x 73.5cm

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Sue Greenwood Fine Art 330 North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 (949) 494-0669 suegreenwoodfineart.com info@suegreenwoodfineart.com

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Sue Greenwood, Director; Suzanne Billik-Milora, Art Consultant; Maria O’Malley, Art Consultant; Mark J. Thomas, Exhibition and Design Established in 2005, Sue Greenwood Fine Art is one of Southern California’s most respected contemporary fine art galleries. The gallery seeks to exhibit artists who exemplify aesthetic excellence with a focus on realism and figurative works of art. SGFA represents 35 highly refined and distinctive emerging and mid-career artists from across the US. Artists Represented: Andy Burgess, Suhas Bhujbal, Sherry Karver, Mary-Austin Klein, Jason Kowalski, Robert LaDuke, Dave Lefner, Glenn Ness, Siddharth Parasnis, Robert Townsend, Jean Wells, Scott Yeskel.

Sylvia White Gallery 110 N. Olive. Unit N, Ventura, CA 93001 (805) 643-8300 www.sylviawhite.com sylviawhitegallery@gmail.com

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Sylvia White; Katy Devorick Sylvia White entered the LA art scene in 1979, as founder of Contemporary Artists’ Services.

ARTADVICE.COM. was launched in 1998 to help artists develop the skills they need to manage their own careers. ARTADVICE.COM offers expertise in obtaining museum quality art, or to help with de-acquisition. As the first established art gallery to make the move from Santa Monica to Ventura, Sylvia White Gallery is committed to bringing museum quality work to the Ventura county area, continuing to act as a pioneer. 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, Squeak Carnwath and many others.

Artists Represented: John M White, Ashlie Benton, Murray Hidary, Cynthia Grilli, Cynthia James, Jeanne Dowd, Lynne Deutch

Sherry Karver, Joie de Vivre, 2014, Oil paint, text & photo imagery on wood panel with resin, 32 x 32 inches

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John M. White, Bird Opera #1, 2013, Acrylic on paper, 42 x 72 inches

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TAG Gallery 2525 Michigan Ave., D3, Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 829-9556 www.taggallery.net info@taggallery.net

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1743 Commercial Avenue, Madison, WI 53704 (608) 263-3437 info@tandempress.wisc.edu

Melanie Ross, Director; Brandi Sjostrom, Assistant Director

Amy Newell, Curator; Jason Ruhl, Master Printer

TAG is a fine art gallery located at Bergamot Station Arts Center in Santa Monica – the West Coast’s largest art gallery complex. The gallery is home to a diverse collection by Los Angeles-area artists working in diverse media. Since it was founded more than two decades ago, TAG has represented award-winning artists and attracted an international clientele.

Tandem Press produces top-quality prints by nationally recognized artists and was created to foster research, collaboration, experimentation and innovation in the field of printmaking.

The gallery is affiliated with the Department of Art at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Artists Represented: Anne Bray, Christo Brock, Katie Crown, Donn Delson, Pam Douglas, Sol Hill, Peter Kempson, Diane Rudnick Mann, Camey McGilvray, Elizabeth Szymczak, Kamil Vojnar

Camey McGilvray, Hollywood Hills House, 2014, Oil, wood, wire, 48 x 48 x 4 inches

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Artists Represented: Richard Bosman, Suzanne Caporael, Squeak Carnwath, Robert Cottingham, Jim Dine, Sam Gilliam, GRONK, Al Held, José Lerma, Nicola López, David Lynch, Cameron Martin, Dennis Nechvatal, Ed Paschke, Philip Pearlstein, Judy Pfaff, Sam Richardson, Jane Rosen, Alison Saar, David Shapiro, Alan Shields, Joan Snyder, Juane Quick-to-See Smith, Steven Sorman, Art Spiegelman, Robert Stackhouse, Mickalene Thomas, William Weege and Robert Yoder, Richard Bosman, Suzanne Caporael, Squeak Carnwath, Robert Cottingham, Jim Dine, Sam Gilliam, GRONK, Al Held, José Lerma, Nicola López, David Lynch, Cameron Martin, Dennis Nechvatal, Ed Paschke, Philip Pearlstein, Judy Pfaff, Sam Richardson, Jane Rosen, Alison Saar, David Shapiro, Alan Shields, Joan Snyder, Juane Quick-to-See Smith, Steven Sorman, Art Spiegelman, Robert Stackhouse, Mickalene Thomas, William Weege

Mickalene Thomas, Left Behind 2 Again, 2014, Relief, intaglio, lithography, digital, collage, enamel paint, 43 x 64.5 inches

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Tansey Contemporary 652 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 995-8513 www.tanseycontemporary.com info@tanseycontemporary.com

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Mike Tansey, Owner; Jen Tansey, Owner; Jennifer Rohrig, Gallery Manager; Paige Diem Gallery Sales Associate TANSEY CONTEMPORARY offers a unique selection of high quality contemporary art across a variety of media, with special emphasis on exceptional execution.

Artists Represented: Giles Bettison, Eunsuh Choi, Hilario Gutierrez, Noel Hart, Gino Miles, Udo Noger, Gugger Petter, Frances Priest, Carol Shinn, Irina Zaytceva

Giles Bettison, Vista 14 #4, 2014, Murini Glass, 30 x 16.25 x 8 inches

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ten472 Contemporary Art 10472 Alta Street, Grass Valley, CA 95945 Tel (707) 4842685 www.ten472.com info@ten472.com

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Kaetlin Jensvold; Hanne Sorensen ten472 is a contemporary art space located in Northern California. Since its inception in 2000, ten472 has focused on identifying and exhibiting artists who present a contemporary vision to the traditional art forms and who hae a unique approach to medium, process, technique and content, with an emphasis on sculpture.

Artists Represented: Gale Hart, Elisabett Gudmann, Kirk H. Slaughter, Grant Irish

Gale Hart, Last Rites, 2014, Polished aluminum, wood, 21 x 18 x 13 inches

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Thomas Paul Fine Art 8687 Melrose Ave, Suite B275, West Hollywood, CA 90069 P.O. Box 602, Woodland Hills, CA, 91365 (323) 525-0444 www.tpaulfineart.com info@tpaulfineart.com

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Thomas Paul, Director For Thomas Paul, 2015 marks the 44th year in the business of selling and acquiring fine paintings, drawings, photography and works on paper. Since 1976, Thomas Paul Fine Art has been a significant part of the growing LA art community, and has enjoyed an excellent reputation as a member of the elite network of private dealers. Thomas Paul Fine Art is committed to assisting clientele in all aspects of their collecting requirements, whether it is a decorative need or the acquisition of a historically significant painting, sculpture or print. The gallery’s philosophy continues to be that of building long term, mutually beneficial relationships with clients. This viewpoint has helped us construct both large and small collections at fair prices. Thomas Paul Fine Art is dedicated to providing the highest standards of ethics, connoisseurship and scholarship in the business.

Throckmorton Fine Art 145 East 57th Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10022 (212) 223-1059 www.throckmorton-nyc.com info@throckmorton-nyc.com

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Spencer Throckmorton, Owner; Kraige Block, Executive Director; Norberto Rivera, Photography Director; Dimitri Treantafilos, Antiquities Registrar; Sean Cleary, Director of Logistics Throckmorton Fine Art, Inc. is a New York-based gallery that specializes in Latin American vintage and contemporary photography, pre-Columbian art, and Chinese jade.

Artists Represented: Ruven Afanador, Mario Algaze, Juan Carlos Alom, Lucienne Bloch, Lola Alvarez Bravo, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Marta Maria Perez Bravo, Hugo Brehme, Marilyn Bridges, Abel Briquet, Anton Bruehl, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Agustin Victor Casasola, Martin Chambi, Lucien Clergue, Mario Cravo Neto, Christian Cravo, Valdir Cruz, Flor GarduĂąo, Hector Garcia, Graciela Iturbide, Andre Kertesz, George Platt Lynes, Leo Matiz, Dirk McDonnell, Tina Modotti, Nickolas Muray, Luis Gonzalez Palma, Aldo Sessa, Gao Yuan, Dimitris Yeros, Edward Weston, Mariana Yampolsky

Artists Represented: Bryan Ingham, William Nichols, John Baeder, Judy Dater, Harrison Storms, Donna Brookman, Nancy Macko, Rick Araluce, Robert Parke Harrison, Wayne Thiebaud, Vaclav Vytlacil, Joan Mitchell, Wilfredo Lam, Philip Pearlstein, Paul Wonner, David Salle, Sol Lewitt

Bryan Ingham, Blue Lamp, C. 1987, oil on board, 9.375 x 8.5 inches

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Maya, Mosaic Ceremonial Mask, 600 - 900 CE, Jade, Shell & Obsidian, H: 6.5 inches

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Timothy Yarger Fine Art 354 N. Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Tel (310) 278-4400 www.yargerfineart.com info@yargerfineart.com

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Timothy Yarger, Owner; Sierra LeBaron, Assistant Director; Elizabeth Yochim, Director of International Exhibitions The gallery represents established contemporary painters, print-makers, photographers, and sculptures as a complement to its scholarship in historic material of 19th Century artists, the Modern Masters and Pop icons of the 20th Century. Each calendar year, TYFA produces major exhibitions and promotes scholarship, broad connoisseurship and public programming through collaboration with art historians, critics and museum professionals, who contribute to the galleries’ events and publications. Having published more than a dozen books and exhibition catalogues, TYFA is dedicated to advancing the careers of their artists while contributing to contemporary art scholarship.

Turner Carroll Gallery 725 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 986-9800 www.turnercarroll.com info@turnercarrollgallery.com

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Michael Carroll; Tonya Turner Carroll; Stephen Buxton; Erikka James Established in 1991, Turner Carroll is a contemporary art gallery representing primarily midcareer artists from Europe, the Americas and Asia. In the past few years the gallery has been particularly excited by group of painters in Northern California, who are on view at PSFAF 2015.

Artists Represented: Jenny Honnert Abell, Jamie Brunson, Squeak Carnwath, Enrique Chagoya, Chuck Close, Donald and Era Farnsworth, Fausto Fernandez, Estate of Traian Filip, Josh Garber, Rupert Garcia, Peter Harrington, David Linn, Georges Mazilu, Mavis McClure, Igor Melnikov, Greg Murr, Deborah Oropallo, Kate Petley, Rex Ray, Andrew Romanoff, Rusty Scruby, Shawn Smith, Eric Zener, Wanxin Zhang

Artists Represented: Pierre Marie Brisson, Stanley Casselman, Seth Casteel, Ching Ching Cheng, Mads Christensen, Jim Dine, Carole Feuerman, Chris Fox, Zhenya Gershman, Basil Gogos, Dan Henderson, Lori Hyland, Chul-Hyun Ahn, Jim McHugh, Robert Farber, Sam Francis, Yossi Govrin, Michele Mattei, Juan Carlos MuĂąoz Hernandez, Louise Nevelson, Udo Noger, Curtis Phillips, Robert Schefman, Linda Touby, Cecil Touchon, Cristobal Valecillos & introducing Rodger Stevens.

Carole Feuerman, Kendall Island, 2014, Painted resin, 70 x 21 x 38 inches, Variant 1/6, Variant Size 6, +2 APs

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Hung Liu, Visage I, 2004-2012, Oil on canvas, 51.5 x 48 inches

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UNIX Gallery 532 W. 24 Street, New York, NY 10011 (212) 209-1572 www.unixgallery.com info@unixgallery.com

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Vogelsang Gallery 202 Chaussee de Boondael, Brussels, 1050, Belgium Tel (646) 322-7935 www.vogelsanggallery.com info@vogelsanggallery.com

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Alex Cesaria, Owner; Robert Berry, Sales Associate

Gregoire Vogelsang, Director

Representing an international group of established and emerging artists, UNIX Gallery is a contemporary gallery located in New York’s Chelsea district. UNIX Gallery stimulates the careers of artists with compelling, unique visions who utilize exquisite artistic execution.

These artists embrace a range of traditional and contemporary practices including painting, sculpture, photography, and large-scale installations. Aiming at providing a forum for innovative exhibitions and artistic exchange, UNIX Gallery meticulously selects artists based on their individual signature style. UNIX Gallery artists have exhibited extensively in museums and fairs world-wide. UNIX Gallery specializes in primary and secondary markets, and commits to the highest standards of connoisseurship and professionalism and eagerly expands within the present, evolving contemporary art market. Functioning as an aperture to the future, UNIX Gallery introduces prospective artistic media and visions to the art world.

Vogelsang Gallery is located in the heart of Europe. The Gallery represents national and international, established and emerging artists. Vogelsang Gallery’s main focus is discovering and representing them to an international and mature audience worldwide. The Gallery’s program is primarily photography and paintings, but also features art in different media ranging from video to sculptures and installations. Vogelsang Gallery also generates a continuous dialogue with art enthusiasts and private collectors by researching the most exciting and innovative artistic talent.

Artists Represented: Marcel Ceuppens, Alain Richard, Kevin berlin, Didier de Radigues, Edwina Sandys, Ian MacDonald

Artists Represented: Peter Anton, Justin Bower, Desire Obtain Cherish, Marcello Lo Giudice, KwangHo Shin, Eugenio Merino, Alexi Torres, Philippe Pasqua, John Messinger, Ingrid Dee Magidson, Ellen de Meijer, Alfredo Scaroina, Gavin Rain, Engels.

Justin Bower, Moment of Collision, 2013, Oil on canvas, 132 x 108 inches

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Alain Richard, The Moon, Light box, 68 x 68 inches

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William Campbell Contemporary Art 4935 Byers Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76107 Tel (817) 737-9566 www.williamcampbellcontemporaryart.com wcca@flash.net

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William Havu Gallery 1040 Cherokee Street, Denver, CO 80204 (303) 893-2360 www.williamhavugallery.com info@williamhavugallery.com

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Founded in 1974 by William and Pam Campbell, William Campbell Contemporary Art exhibits high-quality contemporary art in a variety of media including paintings, works on paper, mixed-media constructions, photography, prints, ceramics and sculpture. By exhibiting nationally recognized artists, along with new and emerging talent, the gallery aims to nurture an awareness and appreciation of the exciting diversity found in contemporary art.

Established in Aspen in 1973 and relocated to Denver in 1998, the William Havu Gallery, is engaged in an ongoing dialogue through its seven exhibitions a year with regionalism as it affects and is affected by both national and international trends in realism and abstraction. With a strong emphasis on mid-career and established artists, the gallery also shows emerging regional artists of exceptional maturity & quality in an AIA award winning, post-modern building.The gallery has been in the framing business since its inception & continues to offer framing services. With 40+ years in the business of mounting exhibits worthy of critical review, the William Havu Gallery continues to acquire artists of regional importance & national acclaim.

Artists Represented: Bernd Haussmann, Kris Cox, Jeff Kellar, Arno Kortschot, John Fraser, John Holt Smith, Charles Arnoldi, Sam Francis, Robert Mapplethorpe, Donald Sultan

Artists Represented: Chris Cassimatis, Emmett Culligan, Werner Drewes, Robert Ecker, Sushe Felix, Bob Knox, Max Lehman, Emilio Lobato, Maberry & Walker, Amy Metier, Zachariah Rieke, Jeanette Pasin Sloan, Sam Scott, Laura Truitt, Jim Waid

Robert Mapplethorpe, Calla Lily, 1986, Gelatin silver print, Edition 1 of 10, 24 x 20 inches

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Bob Knox, Salem, 2009, Acrylic on canvas, 72 x 76 inches

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William Turner Gallery 2525 Michigan Avenue, E-1, Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 4530909 www.williamturnergallery.com turnergallery@gmail.com

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William Turner, Gallery Owner; Robert Brander, Director; Savannah Sjostrom, Assistant Director William Turner Gallery represents some of the most exciting emerging, mid-career and established artists in Los Angeles, and a selection of artists from around the world.

Established in Venice, CA in 1991, the gallery has developed a reputation for innovative and historically significant exhibitions. The Getty featured four of the gallery’s exhibitions during Pacific Standard Time: Fred Eversley, A Retrospective, The Gleam in the Young Bastard’s Eye, Karl Benjamin/Alex Couwenberg, and Ed’s Party, which showcased 40 artists (including Ed Moses, Larry Bell, Tony Berlant, Frank Gehry, Billy Al Bengston, Charles Arnoldi, Peter Alexander, Jimmy Hayward, etc.) and the cross-generational influences and relationships between them. Other recent highlights include: Ed Moses / Larry Poons, a dual exhibition for these iconic painters, two solo exhibitions for Carole Bayer Sager, and the gallery’s current exhibition, Ethereal.

Wolfe Curatorial Projects 1 Sutter St., Suite 300, San Francisco, CA 94104 (415) 369-9404 mrw@wolfecontemporary.com contact@wolfecontemporary.com

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Mark Wolfe, Director; Susan Anthony, Associate Director Wolfe Curatorial Projects is subsidiary component of Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art, a San Francisco-based fine art gallery focusing on contemporary California painting. Wolfe Curatorial’s mission is to introduce emerging painters to new audiences through participation in art fairs, pop-up exhibitions, off-site loan programs, and touring group shows. For PSFAF 2015, the gallery is proud to feature new portraits from Oakland-based RYAN MARTIN. Artists Represented: Ryan Martin, Todd Lanam, Sarah Thibault, Jud Bergeron

Artists Represented: Mikel Alatza, Charles Arnoldi, Dawn Arrowsmith, Carole Bayer Sager, Michael Braden, Casper Brindle, Franco Defrancesca, Fred Eversley, Jimi Gleason, Eric Johnson, Jay Mark Johnson, Peter Lodato, Kadir Lopez, Greg Miller, Andy Moses, Ed Moses, Kristina Quinones, Curtis Ripley, Michel Tabori, Koji Takei, Jennifer Wolf, Rex Yuasa

Carole Bayer Sager, Kisses & Shadow, 2014, Oil on linen, 48 x 48 inches

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Ryan Martin, A Sort of Fairy Tale, 2014, Oil on canvas, 50 x 40 inches

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Yares Art Projects 932 Railfan Rd. #A, Santa Fe, NM 87505 (505) 9840044 www.yaresartprojects.com contact@yaresartprojects.com Dennis Yares, Owner; Manuel Garcia, Director; David Solomon, Gallery Assistant Yares Art Projects is a multi-faceted entity within the spectrum of the arts. The primary focus is the representation and exhibition of paintings, drawings, and sculpture. The Milton Avery Estate is represented by Yares Art Projects. The gallery also exhibits various innovative artists utilizing diverse mediums such as gilded glass, cast polyurethane, marble, found objects, cor-ten steel and video. Over the past two decades, the gallery has advised, curated and assisted in formulating extensive collections in Scottsdale, New York, Reno, Denver, Santa Fe, Miami, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, with a focus on the Color Field School.

Artists Represented: Milton Avery, Fletcher Benton, Gene Davis, Thomas Downing, Friedel Dzubas, Helen Frankenthaler, Hans Hofmann, Martin Cary Horowitz, Emily Kimball, Morris Louis, Joan Mitchell, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, Jeff Overlie, Esteban Vicente.

Kenneth Noland, Mysteries: Aglow, 2002, Acrylic on canvas, 72 x 72 inches

Jules Olitski, Joshua Jump, 1964, Magna on canvas, 45 x 42 inches

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Martin Cary Horowitz, Bronze Disc I, 2013, 23K Gold on bronze, 33.25 inches diam. x 6.5 inches

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Zane Bennett Contemporary Art 435 S. Guadalupe St., Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 982-8111 (www.zanebennettgallery.com info@zanebennettgallery.com

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Christian Cheneau, Artistic Director; Shinji A. Ochiai, Executive Vice President; Gage Peer, Sales Director; Taka Aoyagi, Technical Support; Glen McDermott, Business Development Director Located in the Historic Railyard District of Santa Fe, Zane Bennett Contemporary Art resides in one of the most unique architectural spaces in the city. The exterior preserves the historic flavor of the neighborhood while the cutting edge interior rivals the traditions of the best contemporary galleries in the country. The sky lighted two-story central atrium, glass staircase and catwalk, along with numerous gallery spaces, provide the experience of viewing contemporary art at its best. Here you will find unexpected art programs and exhibitions which are engaging and visually stimulating. The nearly 10,000 square foot space allows for ongoing offerings of important and well-established contemporary artists, internationally-known mid-career, emerging and regional artists as well as blue chip artists.

You will find accessible exhibits of paintings, prints, drawings, substantial sculpture, photography, video and other fine art.

Artists Represented: AMANO Yoshitaka, Robert Campbell, Marc Dennis, ISHII Toru, Tom Miller, David Nakabayashi, ISHIHARA Nanami, Matthew Szösz

François Morellet, Contresens n°1, 2014, neon tubes, acrylic, canvas, and wood, approx. 52 x 108 in.

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