Palm Springs Fine Art Fair Catalog 2013

FEBRUARY 14-17, 2013 Palm Springs Convention Center

Welcome to the Second Annual

Palm Springs Fine Art Fair We are delighted to present the residents of the Coachella Valley with an expansive yet rigorously selected display of important post war and contemporary art. Our lineup of 55 top tier galleries–from 25 cities and 3 countries– are showing the highest caliber of fine art.

Select from a wide range of over 300 respected artists, ranging from brilliant upand-comers to the big name masters. While presenting more galleries than last year, the fair is still limited in size, and has a boutique flavor so as to provide fairgoers with a cogent and comprehensive viewing experience.

This year’s edition is packed with stimulating and inspirational components over the 4 days to enhance your artistic journey. Don’t miss our public retrospective of Mel Ramos, entitled, Mel RamosPop Icon: The First 50 Years, intelligently curated by Imago Galleries. Grab a seat at the much anticipated Friday panel: The Art of Shooting Stars, presented by the Palm Springs International Film Festival and the Desert Sun. We have assembled the most forward thinking museum curators in the southwest, and benefit from their clever insights on better positioning and integrating their institutions within their respective communities. Sign up for a guided tour of the fair each day with the curators. Catch the latest trends on collecting photography from our Sunday panel, hosted by The Standard.

Meet legend Michael Childers and the gifted artist Robert Kelly.

Meander through our Sculpture Space to witness the magical power of three dimensional art works and our mind-boggling performance installations (one of which we actually devoured opening night- giving a whole new organic meaning to the phrase, “taking in the art”).There are more details on all our special events and attractions on the following pages.

Kudos to our 4 distinguished and deserving show honorees, Helene Galen, Mel Ramos, Michael Childers and Robert Kelly.

I invite you to explore and discover the many breathtaking treasures offered by our exhibitors - for each and every budget level. It is easy to fall in love with a piece you cannot live without. So, don’t live without it. Indulge yourself. There is no better time to invest in art.

Enjoy the fair.

Sincerely,

Rick Friedman

Rick Friedman President, Hamptons Expo Group

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Table of Contents Addison Rowe Gallery, LLC......... 14

Lisa Sette Gallery....................... 43

AndrewShire Gallery.................. 15

Madison Gallery......................... 44

Bentley Gallery.......................... 16

marji gallery & contemporary projects............ 45

Bruce Lurie Gallery.................... 17 C. Grimaldis Gallery................... 18 Caldwell Snyder Gallery............. 19 CenterSpace.............................. 20 Charlotte Jackson Fine Art......... 21 Christian Hohmann Fine Art........ 22 CK Contemporary....................... 23 Couturier Gallery........................ 24 Cynthia Corbett Gallery.............. 25 dnj Gallery................................. 26 Duane Reed Gallery................... 27 Duncan Miller Gallery................. 28 Eckert Fine Art........................... 29 Etherton Gallery......................... 30 GALLERY M................................ 31 George Billis Gallery LA.............. 32 Gerald Peters Gallery................. 33 Hamamjian Modern................... 34 Heather James Fine Art.............. 35 Ikon Ltd. ................................... 36 Imago Galleries.......................... 37 Izen Miller Gallery...................... 38 Jack Rutberg Fine Arts............... 39 James Kelly Contemporary........ 40 Jennifer Kostuik Gallery............. 41 Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art................... 42 2

Melissa Morgan Fine Art............ 46 Merry Karnowsky Gallery........... 47 Michael H. Lord Gallery.............. 48 PATRAJDAS Contemporary......... 49 Peter Blake Gallery.................... 50 Peter Fetterman Gallery............. 51 Peter Marcelle Gallery................ 52 Peter Mendenhall Gallery........... 53 Richard Levy Gallery.................. 54 saltfineart.................................. 55 Sandra Lee Gallery.................... 56 SCAA Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance/ L Street Fine Art....... 57 Skidmore Contemporary Art....... 58 Sue Greenwood Fine Art............. 59 ten472 Contemporary Art........... 60 The George Gallery.................... 61 Thomas Paul Fine Art................. 62 Throckmorton Fine Art............... 63 Timothy Yarger Fine Art.............. 64 Villa del Arte galleries................ 65 William Siegal Gallery................ 66 Woolff Gallery............................ 67 Yares Art Projects....................... 68 Zane Bennett Contemporary Art................... 69

Special Thanks…

National Media Sponsors:

Local Media Sponsors:

Supporting Sponsors:

Show Hours

Thursday, February 14.............................................................. 6-9pm

Valentine’s Day Opening Preview

Friday, February 15.......................................................... 10am - 8pm

Saturday, February 16...................................................... 10am - 8pm

Sunday, February 17........................................................ 10am - 6pm

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Participating Museums & Institutions 18th Street Arts Center The Armory Art Center, Pasadena

San Diego Museum of Indian Arts & Culture

AIA Pasadena & Foothill Chapter

Museum of Latin American Art

Art Center College of Design, Pasadena

Museum of Photographic Arts

Arts Manhattan

Oceanside Museum of Art

ASID Los Angeles Chapter

Opera Arts

ASID Palm Springs Chapter

Palm Springs Art Museum

Athenaeum Music & Arts Library

Palm Springs Opera Guild

Bowers Museum

Palm Springs Visitors Center

CalArts REDCAT

Palos Verdes Art Center

California Center for the Arts, Escondido

Pasadena Museum of California Art

Childrens Discovery Museum

Riverside Art Museum

City of Palm Desert

San Diego Foundation Arts and Culture Working Group

City of Palm Springs City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture

San Diego Mesa College Art Gallery

Coachella Valley Rescue Mission

San Diego State University Art Council

College of the Desert

Santa Monica Museum of Art

Desert AIDS Project

Scottsdale Cultural Council

Desert Art Center

Scottsdale Museum of

Desert Initiative, ASU Art Gallery

Contemporary Art

Eisenhower Medical Center

SITE Santa Fe

Fullerton Museum Center, home of the Leo Fender Gallery

The Steinway Society

Greater Palm Springs Oasis

Temple Isaiah

Huntington Beach Art Center

Temple Sinai

Idyllwild Arts Academy

Tools For Tomorrow

Irvine Fine Arts Center

UCR California Museum of Photogrpahy

Laguna Art Museum

UCLA Arts

Los Angeles Art Association

UC Riverside, Palm Desert

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

USC Fisher Museum of Art

Mesa Arts Center

University of San Diego, Department of Art, Architecture + Art History

Morongo Basin Cultural Arts Council Museum of Contemporary Art 4

Phoenix Art Museum

The San Diego Museum of Art

The Stuart Collection at UC San Diego

Programs and Special Events St. Valentine’s Day

Opening Preview Benefits the Palm Springs Art Museum

Thursday, February 14, 6-9 pm Show Floor

Welcome to the Fair. You are among the first to view and acquire important works of art for sale, presented by prominent galleries from across the US and Europe. Join us in the tribute to Helene Galen, Arts Patron of the Year honoree. Wine, champagne, and roses are on us for Valentine’s Day. The fair’s opening night is making history with the first ever edible art installation, Cookie, Be My Valentine. Fairgoers literally “take in the art” as regional artist Lisa Provenza-Bebar has created an edible, life-size cookie replica of Ramos’ 2012 porcelain painting Cookie. Enjoy.

Palm Springs International Film Festival Friday Feb. 15th, 5-8 pm The 24th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival brings together the world of cinema and art by hosting the Art of Shooting Stars panel on the photography of film stars. A VIP reception to follow, hosted by the Film Festival and The Desert Sun.

Awardees

ArtsPatron of the year Helene Galen

Thursday, February 14th 7-9 pm Theater & Collectors Lounge

To help kick off the fair’s Valentine Day Opening Preview Party, the fair bestows its Arts Patron of the Year Award to arts devotee Helene Galen who will be glamorously feted along with the desert’s A-listers.

Helene Galen has maintained for 25 years a major presence in the Coachella Valley philanthropic scene. Her recent donation of $1 million to the new Palm Springs Art Museum located in Palm Desert is key to the museum’s expansion and the new building is now just referred to as “the Galen.” She has served on a committee or board at the Palm Springs Art Museum for over 25 years.

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Awardees LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

MEL RAMOS

Friday, February 15th, 3-5 pm Theater & VIP Lounge

A 50 year retrospective of Mel Ramos’ work will be exhibited at the fair.

Mel Ramos, 77, is considered one of the pioneers of the 1960’s American Pop Art Movement. He received his first important recognition in the 1960’s when, along with Warhol and Lichtenstein, he was one of the first artists to paint images from comic books. Since then, he has participated in over 120 group exhibitions. He is known for his paintings of superheroes and voluptuous female nudes who are popping out of candy wrappers, lounging on fresh fruit or a host of other consumer products.

His work is in the public collections of the leading museums in America, including the Whitney Museum of Art, Guggenheim Museum, MoMA, Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, SFMoMa, and in Washington, DC, the Corcoran Gallery of Art, National Gallery of Art and the Smithsonian Institute. Ramos is represented by Imago Galleries.

2013 DISTINGUISHED PHOTOGRAPHER AWARD

MICHAEL CHILDERS

Friday, February 15, 6 pm VIP Lounge

Michael Childers’ photographs are on display in the VIP Lounge.

Mr. Childers has been a renowned film, dance and theater photographer for over 40 years. He was founding photographer for Andy Warhol’s Interview, and After Dark. Throughout his career, he has photographed 200+ magazine covers, and created 150 album covers and film posters for major motion picture studios.

Since 1996, he has worked solely on fine art photography and book projects. In 2000, he published his first collection of photographs in the book, Hollywood Voyeur, with intro by David Hockney. Michael is represented by the Melissa Morgan Gallery.

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Awardees INVITED GUEST ARTIST

ROBERT KELLY

Saturday, February 16, 5-6 pm Theater

Robert Kelly is a highly accomplished painter whose abstract work pleases the eye and soothes the mind. Mr. Kelly layers one color, form and brushstroke over another, in a rhythm of transparency that lures the viewer into a maze.

His paintings have been acquired by public and private collections in Europe and the United States. He is represented by James Kelly Contemporary of Santa Fe, and in New York by Leslie Feely Fine Art.

Installations & Sculpture

Café 2013 – A Provocative Performance Art Installation

by Rachel Lee Hovnanian

The Cafe 2013 exhibition includes largescale installations, sculpture, mixed media paintings and photography that explore the blurring of reality and narcissistic digital life.

In this work, Rachel Lee Hovnanian presents a small neighborhood café in Texas, where homemade food, as well as synthetically modified cuisine, graces the menu. Look out the window to the barn, or a 12 minute video projected film loop.

Rachel Lee Hovnanian lives and works in NYC. She has had solo exhibitions in NYC, Chicago, Madrid, Barcelona and Antwerp. She is represented by Imago Galleries.

Infinity - Artist-Shana Mabari Presented by

An LA native, Shana Mabari specializes in collaborations between science, art and technology. Her installations open a true cross-section between art and science to reveal how physical stimuli are absorbed through sensation, visual perception and color contrast. Through light photons, reflections, memory, and afterimages, we experience our surroundings and our reactions to them.

The Los Angeles Art Association is a non-profit organization who mission is to provide opportunities, resources, services and exhibition venues for emerging LA artists of all media. Visit them at www.laaa.org.

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Installations & Sculpture

MEL RAMOS:

POP ICON

THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS… A PUBLIC RETROSPECTIVE

As the fair’s 2013 Lifetime Achievement Awardee, we are pleased to present the retrospective entitled, Mel Ramos: Pop Icon-The First Fifty Years. This survey pays tribute and defines the artist’s contributions over the past half century. It is produced in co-operation with Imago Galleries. Our retrospective comes on the heels of his recent popular exhibition at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento entitled, Mel Ramos: 50 years of Superheroes, Nudes, and other Pop Delights. Our retrospective includes his early Abstract Expressionists works, his comic book heroes from the sixties and the commercially successful nudes that have become his trademark.

These sexy, alluring nudes, which he started painting in the midsixties and still paints today, are shown wrapped around Coca-Cola bottles, popping out of candy wrappers, and lounging on fresh fruit and other consumer products.

Sculpture Space Courtesy of Zane Bennett Contemporary Art, #208/210 Mimmo Paladino Etrusco, 2003

Courtesy of Caldwell Snyder Gallery, #602 Julie Speidel Pileta

Courtesy of Hamamjian Modern, #207 Delos Van Earl Tierra del Fuego Stele, 2013

Courtesy of SCAA Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance, #511 Jeffery Laudenslager Meza Luna #2

Courtesy of ten472 Contemporary Art, #508/510 Gino Miles Encircled Courtesy of ten472 Contemporary Art, #508/510 Gino Miles Interlude Courtesy of Jennifer Kostuik Gallery, #603 Brent Comber Shattered Sphere

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In the Lobby: Courtesy of Christian Hohmann Fine Art, #306 Steve Webster Weight of Water Courtesy of Timothy Yarger Fine Art, #301 Carole Feuerman Survival of Serena Courtesy of Timothy Yarger Fine Art, #301 Carole Feuerman Next Summer

Acknowledgements Host Committee Shari Applebaum Steven Biller William Butler Mary Cardas Michael Childers Nancy Cunningham David Einstein Les Edelberg Veronica Fernandez Carol Frankel Helene Galen Frank Garafolo Homeira and Arnold Goldstein Judy Hemley Jayme Jesser

Ardith Marguleas Keith Markovitz Harold Matzner Harold Meyerman Tyler Morgan Susan Myrland Donald Osborne Josh Paquette Jordan D. Schnitzer Erin Scott Robert Stearns Kim Swanson Diane and David Waldman David Wilson Brent Woods and Laurie Mitchell

Jamie Kabler Barbara and Jerry Keller David Knaus Robert Knoop Brandt Kuhn David Lafaille Paul Lewin and Kelly McLean Marilyn Pearl Loesberg Christy Majors

Museum Curators Idurre Alonso, Museum of Latin American Art

Jill Dawsey, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego

Amy Galpin, San Diego Museum of Art

Andi Campognone, Lancaster Museum of Art+ History

Max Preneill, Torrance Art Museum

Tim Rodgers, Scottsdale Contemporary Art Museum

Greg Esser, The Desert Initiative, ASU Art Gallery

Katherine Hough, Palm Springs Art Museum

Peter Frank, Riverside Museum

Tyler Stallings, Culver Center for the Arts, Sweeney Art Gallery

Daniel Cornell, Palm Springs Art Museum

Fair Advisors

VIP Lounge

Leisa Austin, Imago Galleries James Carona, Heather James Gallery Peter Marcelle, Gerald Peters Gallery

Design and Furnishings by Kool.

Artwork by Michael Childers, Taili Roth Song, and Robert Kelly

With special support from…

Cookie Boutique, Lisa Provenza Bebar Haut Chocolate, Michelle Pontius

Palm Springs City Councilmember Paul Lewin Our volunteers Kevin Greeland

Veronica Fernandez Mel Ramos The City of Palm Springs Spencer’s Restaurant

Public Relations Brent Turner + Sara Vausbinder, the Campbells

The Hamptons Expo Group Rick Friedman, Executive Director/Founder

Ann Chwatsky, Business Operations

Adam D. Smith, Art Director

Rich Ferrante, Group Sales Director

Aileen O’Neill, Marketing Manager/ Audience Development

Eric Romano and Sarah Haselwood, Space Design + Production

Lee Paluch, Accounting

Susan Myrland, Development

Marilyn Lew, Business Operations

Ivo Tomasini, Web Designer

We want to single out a few people without whom the fair would not be the same: Harold Matzner Steven Biller

Helene Galen Peter Frank Jori Finkel

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Schedule Thursday, February 14 6-9pm

Preview Opening Benefiting Palm Springs Art Museum

7-9 pm

Celebrating Arts Patron of the Year, Helene Galen (hosted by Palm Springs Life)

7-7:30pm Palm Springs Life’s Editor, Steven Biller in Conversation with Helene Galen. (Theater) 7:30-9pm Honoree Celebration. (Collectors Lounge) Friday, February 15 2-3pm

Guided Tour with Peter Frank Mr. Frank is a veteran and respected L.A. art critic as well as an expert in American post-war and contemporary art.

(Meet in main lobby near registration desk)

3-4pm

Meet Mel Ramos, 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree, In discussion with Steven Biller, Editor of Palm Spring’s Life. (Theater)

4-5 pm

Mel Ramos Reception (*requires a VIP pass) (VIP Lounge)

5-6pm

The Art of Shooting Stars Celebrity photographers Michael Childers, Taili Song Roth, Jill Greenberg and Christopher Felver in conversation. Moderated by Steven Biller. Hosted by the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Media sponsor Desert Sun. (Theater)

6-8pm

The Art of Shooting Stars Party (requires a VIP pass) Hosted by Palm Springs International Film Festival.

Photography by Michael Childers and Taili Song Roth will be on display. The 2013 Distinguished Artist Award will be given to Michael Childers. Media sponsor Desert Sun. (VIP Lounge)

Saturday, February 16 12-1pm

1-2pm

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Collecting 101 Established collectors, dealers, and advisers in conversation with emerging collectors. Moderated by Philae Knight, head of private client services, Phillips. Panelists include: Chip Tom, Heather James Fine Art; Veronica Fernandez, art adviser; Tyler Morgan, collector; Steven Biller, collector. (Theater) Curators in the Community Curators discuss their role in educating, collaborating and leading, as well as developing audience and donors for their museums. This idea exchange focuses on challenges, solutions, successes and disappointments. Moderated by writer/curator Peter Frank. Included will be a discussion about the Desert Initiative. Panelists include: Idurre Alonso, Museum of Latin American Art; Andi Campognone, Lancaster Museum of Art + History; Greg Esser, Desert Initiative, ASU Art Gallery; Jill Dawsey, Associate Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego; and Max Preneill, Torrance Art Museum. (Theater)

Schedule Saturday, February 16 continued 2-3pm

Museums and Money Individual and corporate giving is down—and so are admissions. This discussion focuses on how the financial picture affects curators, exhibitions and the impact they have in the community, as well as efforts to become more relevant and expand audiences. Moderated by Jori Finkel, art reporter for the LA Times. Panelists include: Katherine Hough, Palm Springs Art Museum, Tyler Stallings, Culver Center for the Arts, Sweeney Art Gallery; Peter Frank, art critic and Adjunct Senior Curator at the Riverside Art Museum. (Theater)

3-4pm

Guided Tour with Andi Campognone

Campognone is curator for the Lancaster Museum of Art + History. (Meet in main lobby near registration desk)

5-6pm

Conversation with Robert Kelly, 2013 Invited Guest Artist

In discussion with Steven Biller, Editor of Palm Spring’s Life.

(Theater) 6-8pm

Meet the Artists & Curators Party

With exhibitors, host committee, and VIP guests.

Hosted by art ltd. magazine. (VIP Lounge) Sunday, February 17

12-1pm

How to Donate to a Museum

Panel members discuss how to ensure the donations are appropriate, mutually advantageous, and rewarding.

Moderated by writer/curator Peter Frank. Panelists include: Amy Galpin, San Diego Museum of Art; Katherine Hough, Palm Springs Art Museum; Tyler Stallings, Culver Center for the Arts/Sweeney Art Gallery; Tim Rodgers, Scottsdale Contemporary Art Museum. (Theater)

1-2 pm

Guided Tour with Tyler Stallings

Stallings specializes in contemporary art and is the artistic director of Culver Center of the Arts and Director of the Sweeney Art Gallery at USC, Riverside.

(Meet in main lobby near registration desk.)

2-3pm

Trends in Collecting Photography

Collectors, dealers, and curators define the current trends and identify what you need to know to build a serious photography collection. Moderated by writer/curator Peter Frank. Panelists include: Daniel Cornell, Palm Springs Art Museum, Marilyn Loesberg, Collector; Pamela Schoenberg, Director, dnj Gallery; Spencer Throckmorton, Throckmorton Gallery. Sponsored by the Standard PS. (Theater)

3-4pm

Reception for Collecting Trends in Photography Sponsored by the Standard PS (VIP Lounge) PalmSprings 2013 | 11

Gallery Directory Gallery

Booth #

Lisa Sette Gallery...........................100 Eckert Fine Art...............................101 Woolff Gallery.........................102/104 GALLERY M....................................103 saltfineart......................................106 CK Contemporary...........................107 The George Gallery........................108 Couturier Gallery............................109 dnj Gallery.....................................110 Yares Art Projects....................111/112 Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art.......................200 Merry Karnowsky Gallery...............201 Duncan Miller Gallery...................201B Sue Greenwood Fine Art.................202 Throckmorton Fine Art...................203 Thomas Paul Fine Art.....................204 Madison Gallery.............................205 C. Grimaldis Gallery.......................206 Hamamjian Modern.......................207 Zane Bennett Contemporary Art................208/210 Addison Rowe Gallery, LLC.............209 Izen Miller Gallery..........................211 James Kelly Contemporary............300 Timothy Yarger Fine Art..................301 Bruce Lurie Gallery......................301B Peter Marcelle Gallery....................302 AndrewShire Gallery......................303 marji gallery & contemporary projects................304

Gallery

Booth #

Michael H. Lord Gallery..................307 Etherton Gallery.............................308 Gerald Peters Gallery.....................400 Richard Levy Gallery......................401 Peter Mendenhall Gallery...............402 Ikon Ltd. .......................................404 Imago Galleries..............................405 Heather James Fine Art..................406

Melissa Morgan Fine Art................305

Skidmore Contemporary Art...........407

Christian Hohmann Fine Art............306

Jack Rutberg Fine Arts...................500

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Gallery

Booth #

Gallery

Booth #

Villa del Arte galleries....................501

Cynthia Corbett Gallery..................601

Sandra Lee Gallery........................502

Caldwell Snyder Gallery.................602

Peter Fetterman Gallery.................503

Jennifer Kostuik Gallery.................603

George Billis Gallery LA..................504

Bentley Gallery..............................605

Charlotte Jackson Fine Art.............505

William Siegal Gallery.............606/607

Peter Blake Gallery........................506

PATRAJDAS Contemporary.............608

CenterSpace...........................507/509 ten472 Contemporary Art........508/510

Sponsor

Booth #

SCAA Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance/ L Street Fine Art...........511

LAUNCH LA......................................P1

Duane Reed Gallery.......................600

art ltd. .............................................P4

Scottsdale Cultural Center...............P3 PalmSprings 2013 | 13

Addison Rowe Gallery, LLC 229 E Marcy Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel (505) 982-1533 Fax (505) 983-6351 www.addisonrowe.com addart@addisonrowe.com

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Victoria Addison, Owner; Mary Parkin, Director; Matthew Rowe, Research Director; Luke Benjamin, Research Assistant Addison Rowe Fine Art Gallery is located in the heart of downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico. Addison Rowe Gallery specializes in museum quality paintings, watercolors and sculptures by early 20th century American artists. The focus of the gallery is on American and Southwest Modernism. The collection of artists includes members of the Stieglitz Circle, the Taos Society of Artists and the Transcendental Group. Some of the highlights of the gallery on display at this show are a vibrant Raymond Jonson from his cosmic series, an exciting rare encaustic work by Emil Bisttram and engaging works by Max Weber, Joseph Stella, Andrew Dasburg and Edward Hopper, all seminal figures in the American transcendental and modernist movements.

Artists Represented: Max Weber, Joseph Stella, Oscar Bluemner, Edward Hopper, Milton Avery, Pablo Picasso, Raymond Jonson, Emil Bisttram, Marsden Hartley, Victor Higgins, Agnes Pelton, Nicolai Fechin, Beatrice Mandelman, Louis Ribak and Robert Kelly

Max Weber, Three Heads, 1955, Gouach on paper, 23-1/4 x 7-1/2 inches

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AndrewShire Gallery 3850 Wilshire Blvd. #107, Los Angeles, CA 90010 Tel (213) 389-2601 Fax (213) 389-3205

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63 Hillview Ave. #10-12, Lam Soon Industrial Bldg., Singapore, 669569 Tel (65) 91076309 www.andrewshiregallery.com info@andrewshiregallery.com Susan Baik, Director; May Chung, Director AndrewShire Gallery opened its doors in Los Angeles in 1989, and has remained dedicated to the development, promotion and exhibition of innovative contemporary artworks by international and local talents.

With the establishment of an alternative space in Singapore in 2006, AndrewShire continues to push the international envelope while remaining an integral part of the local community. We seek to provide continually evolving support for the richly diverse artistic mediums embraced by our artists across Asia and the US. Artists Represented: Ahmad Zakii Anwar, Eva Armisén, Chad Attie, Choi Tae Hoon, Moshé Elimelech, Eun Nim Ro, Carol Sears

Moshé Elimelech, Yellow Field, 2010, Watercolor on paper, 10 x 9 in / 25.5 x 23 cm

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Bentley Gallery 215 East Grant Street, Phoenix, Arizona, 85044 Tel (480) 946-6060 www.bentleygallery.com info@bentleygallery.com

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Bentley Calverley, Owner/Director; John Reyes, Director of Secondary Market Sales; Craig Randich, Sales Associate Founded in 1984, Bentley Gallery is synonymous with significant contemporary painting and sculpture in the Southwest. The gallery represents artists from the US and Europe, along with Asian and African antiquities, and secondary market works from the late 19th century to the Modern era. Paramount at Bentley is the selection of works that are beautiful and exquisitely crafted. Notable gallery shows have ranged from Helen Frankenthaler’s abstractions and Pat Steir’s waterfall paintings, to Charles Arnoldi’s color block paintings and John Sonsini’s portraits of Hispanic day workers; Sir Anthony Caro’s steel sculptures, to Jennifer Bartlett’s house paintings.

Artists Represented: Lita Albuquerque, Charles Arnoldi, Will Berry, Dominique Blain, Daniel Brice, Michael David, Woods Davy, Lawrence Fodor, Judith Foosaner, Makoto Fujimura, Jimi Gleason, Jun Kaneko, Robert Kelly, David T. Kessler, James Marshall, Ricardo Mazal, Jill Moser, Matt Moulthrop, Philip Moulthrop, Mark Pomilio, Don Reitz, Bobby Silverman, John Sonsini, Devorah Sperber, Jeremy Thomas, Denise Yagmourian, Hiro Yokose

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Devorah Sperber, Before Warhol, 2010, 701 spools of thread, aluminum hanging apparatus, acrylic sphere, steel stand, 54”h x 29”w x 60”d

Bruce Lurie Gallery 2736 S. La Cienega Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90034 Tel (818) 919-6974 www.lurie.com mr_lurie@hotmail.com

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Bruce Lurie, Director/Curator; Scot Lurie Int’l Sales; Craig Lurie, Asst. Director; Maxine Buchanan,Marketing and Promotions An internationally recognized gallery dealing with contemporary abstract, Pop Art, photography and figurative paintings, works on paper and sculpture. Located in the heart of Culver City, LA. Specializing in monumental sculpture and secondary art market.

Artists Represented: Heidi Spector, Daniel Brice, Dan Monteavaro, Brian Liebenthal, Ari Hirschman, Daniele Montalon, Michael Gorman, Girshon Kelman, Tom Savage, Jorge Kreimer

Brian Liebenthal, Old Glory, 2012, Oil/resin on wood, 48 x 48 inch

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C. Grimaldis Gallery

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523 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 Tel (410) 539-1080 Fax (410) 539-2229 www.cgrimaldisgallery.com info@cgrimaldisgallery.com Constantine Grimaldis, Jeremy Stern, Jennifer Tam, Rachel Rabinowitz

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.

Artists Represented: Chul Hyun Ahn, Anthony Caro, Grace Hartigan, Annette Sauermann

Chul Hyun Ahn, “Tunnel VI,” (2 views) 2012, Edition 2/3, cast concrete, fluorescent lights, mirrors, 20 x 40 x 40 inches

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Caldwell Snyder Gallery 341 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 Tel (415) 392-2299 Fax (415) 392-4609 1328 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574 (707) 200-5050 www.caldwellsnyder.com susan@caldwellsnyder.com

Susan Snyder, Gallery Director; Christina Maybaum, Sales Director; Lisa Archambeau, Sales Consultant Established in 1983, Caldwell Snyder Gallery exhibits 21st-century American, European, and Latin American paintings and sculpture, including emerging and mid career contemporary artists. The gallery has developed a particular niche in introducing new collectors to European and Latin American artists who have earned a following in their home countries but are rarely shown in the United States.

Artists Represented: Melissa Chandon, Nicholas Wilton, Julie Speidel, James Wolanin, Deladier Almeida, Regina Saura, Willi Siber, Greg Miller, Ross Penhall

Melissa Chandon, 55 Chevy, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 60 inches

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CenterSpace 102 Allen Street, New York, NY 10002 Tel 212-226-7805 Fax 212-925-6822 www.CenterSpaceNY.com info@centerspaceny.com Tina Wong, Director Photography, Sculpture, Painting, Drawing Artists Represented: Alex G Cao, YingPing Po, Eric W

Alex G Cao, Lichtenstein vs Lichtenstein Portrait, 2012

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Charlotte Jackson Fine Art

554 So. Guadalupe St., Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel (505) 989-8688 Fax (505) 989-9898 www.charlottejackson.com cjfa@charlottejackson.com Charlotte Jackson, Director; Helen Colton, Gallery Staff

Charlotte Jackson Fine Art, established in 1989, has a clearly defined and highly respected Contemporary American and European program specializing in Monochrome, Concrete, Light & Space, Modernism and Color Field Painting.

Artists Represented: Charles Arnoldi, John Beech, Max Cole, Ronald Davis, Tony DeLap, Constance DeJong, Frederick Hammersley, Helen Lundeberg, William Metcalf, Ed Moses, David Simpson, Jeremy Thomas, Anne Turitt

Tony DeLap, Ghost of a Chance, 1981, canvas, wood, acrylic paint, 18 x 17 1/2 x 1 5/8 inches. Photo Credit: Gene Ogami

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Christian Hohmann Fine Art 73-660 El Paseo, Palm Desert, CA 92260 Tel (760) 346-4243 Fax (760) 346-4246 www.christianhohmann.com

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Christian Hohmann, Janet Hansen, Eva Hart, Josh Heinz, Adrienne Luna Christian Hohmann Fine Art reflects a rich legacy in the art world, which began in Germany over 35 years ago. With a longstanding tradition of presenting both European and American artists of the highest caliber, the gallery’s strong figurative program is accentuated by diverse offerings in 20th century master works by both familiar and emerging names. The gallery hosts a variety of events and exhibitions, represents several artists’ estates, publishes catalogs and participates in art fairs.

Artists Represented: Mohamed Abla, Deladier Almeida, Michael Azgour, Robert Dunahay, Bob Freimark, Gina Gass, Zivana Gojanovic, Eberhard Hueckstaedt, Thomas Jessen, Denis Jully, Willi Kissmer , Manzur Kargar, Clemens Kindling, Bernd Kirschner, Wiebke Kramer, Gabriele Lockstaedt, Gerd Lieder, Heiner Meyer, Armin Mueller-Stahl, Neil Nagy, Heinz Rabbow, Thomas Ritter, David Schneuer, Stefanie Schneider, Karin Voelker, Paul Wunderlich, Rimi Yang. Sculpture: jd hansen, John Helton, Siegfried Neuenhausen, Christopher Schulz.

Wiebke Kramer, Red Roses, 1998, Oil on Canvas, 79 x 91 inches

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CK Contemporary 357 Geary Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 Tel (415) 397-0114 Fax (415) 397-7784 www.ckcontemporary.com info@ckcontemporary.com

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Lauren Ellis, Director; Chris Kelley, Owner CK Contemporary is based in San Francisco and exhibits its roster of noteworthy living artists at major international art fairs and prestigious art galleries throughout the United States. By focusing on distinguished artists who are often just emerging on the US market but who have already enjoyed illustrious careers abroad, CK Contemporary is able to offer a collection of original paintings that is on the leading edge of today’s art scene.

Artists Represented: José Basso, Maurizio Lanzillotta, James Hollingsworth, Nick Patten, Rosalyn Bodycomb, Conor Walton, Stephanie Rew, Michael Kidd, Ottorino De Lucchi, Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, Salvador Dalií, Wassily Kandinsky, Henri Matisse

José Basso, La Niebla Que Viene, 2012, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 40 inches

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Couturier Gallery 166 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036 Tel (323) 933-5557 www.couturiergallery.com cg@couturiergallery.com

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J.Reto, Assistant Director Couturier Gallery, established in 1987, specializes in Latin American and American painting, sculpture, photography and ceramics by master and mid-career artists. The gallery has been a leader in promoting important artists from Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico, South America as well as the United States, Europe and Asia. The gallery collaborates frequently with museums and public collections curating exhibitions and developing their collections of Latin American art. It has also introduced a number of important Latin American artists to the United States, including the Cuban artists Belkis Ayón, Carlos Estévez, Jose M. Fors, Alberto Korda and Raúl Corrales. We are a member of FADA (Fine Art Dealers Association.

Artists Represented: Gale Antokal, Belkis Ayón, Abel Barroso, Raúl Corrales, Craig Cowan, Angel Delgado,Susana Espinosa, Carlos Estévez, Roberto Fabelo, Jose A. Figueroa, Jose Manuel Fors, Aimée Garcia, Antonia Guzman, Alberto Korda, Jay Kvapil, Jorge Marín, Ibrahim Miranda, Carlos Montes de Oca, Elsa Mora, Cirenaica Moreira, Antonio Muñiz, Gertrud & Otto Natzler, Rene Peña, Olga Seem, Maritta Tapanainen, Víctor Vázquez

Aimee Garcia, Resistencia I, 2009, oil on canvas, 24 x 28 inches

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Cynthia Corbett Gallery

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15 Claremont Lodge, 15 The Downs London, SW20 8UA, United Kingdom Tel (+44) 2089476782 Fax (+44) 2089476782 US Cell +1 773 600 7719 UK Mobile +44 (0) 7939 085 076 www.thecynthiacorbettgallery.com info@thecynthiacorbettgallery.com Cynthia Corbett, Director; Celia Kinchington, Gallery Manager

The Cynthia Corbett Gallery, an international contemporary art gallery, represents emerging and newly established contemporary artists and is a regular exhibitor at major international contemporary art fairs. The gallery has an annual exhibition program, including offsite exhibitions in London and New York, as well as collaborations with galleries worldwide. The gallery also works with a number of mid-career American, British and European artists whose works have been published and acquired by International museums and institutions. In 2009, The Cynthia Corbett Gallery launched The Young Masters Art Prize which is a unique not-for profit competition which celebrates artistic skill and innovation with awareness of the Old Masters and the art of the past. The second Edition of the Prize ran October – November 2012 and a tour of shortlisted artist will take place throughout 2013.

Artists Represented: Deborah Azzopardi, Lluís Barba, Christina Benz, Andy Burgess, Ghost of a Dream, Tom Leighton, Boyarde Messenger, Klari Reis, Nicolas Saint Gregoire

Andy Burgess, Wexler House, 2012-2013, Acrylic on canvas, 54 x 72 inches

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dnj Gallery 2525 Michigan Ave., J1, Santa Monica, CA 90404 Tel (310) 315-3551 Fax (310) 315-3557 www.dnjgallery.net office@dnjgallery.net

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Pamela Schoenberg, Owner/Director; Cambra Sklarz, Associate Director Communications; Amy Crum, Gallery Assistant; Andrew Schwartz, Gallery Consultant dnj Gallery is a fine art organization located in Santa Monica’s Bergamot Station. Every day brings new ideas and ways of looking at the world around us. Art is an outlet for innovation and reflection. dnj Gallery is dedicated to the exploration of artists and their discoveries.

The Gallery introduces contemporary works by emerging and established artists, while displaying a broad range of subject matter and techniques.

Artists Represented: Darryl Curran, Bernadette DiPietro, Richard Gilles, Cynthia Greig, Sharon Harper, Suda House, Dale Johnson, Gil Kofman, Michael Krebs, Ginny Mangrum, Jane O’Neal, Laura Parker, Annie Seaton, Dan Shepherd, Bill Sosin, Robert von Sternberg, David Trautrimas, Andrew Uchin, Anne Veraldi, Dylan Vitone, Melanie Walker, Todd Walker, Elliott Wilcox

Jane O’Neal, On Location in Los Angeles, 1984, Archival Inkjet Print, 16 x 20 inches

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Duane Reed Gallery

4729 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108 Tel (314) 361-4100 Fax (314) 361-4102 www.duanereedgallery.com info@duanereedgallery.com

Duane Reed; Glenn Scrivner; Merrill Strauss; Matthew Isaacson Founded in 1994, the Duane Reed Gallery represents and exhibits nationally recognized contemporary artists working in a variety of mediums including painting, photography and sculpture that includes ceramics, glass and fiber.

Artists Represented: Laura Donefer, Michael Eastman, Mary Giles, Jan Huling, Margaret Keelan, Jiyong Lee, Jay Musler, Toshiko Takaezu, Peter Voulkos, Griff Williams

Jiyong Lee, Grey Segment: Genetic Building Block Series, 2012, Cut, color laminated, carved glass, 10.75 x 11 x 10.5 inches

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Duncan Miller Gallery

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2525 Michigan Ave, Unit A7 Santa Monica, CA 90405 Tel (310) 453-1111 www.duncanmillergallery.com info@duncanmillergallery.com Daniel Miller, Director

Specializing in classic and contemporary photographic artworks.

Gallery is located at the Eastern edge of Santa Monica’s Bergamot Station gallery complex.

Artists Represented: Isabel Munoz, Chris McCaw, Louis Stettner, Roman Loranc, Martine Franck, Dorothea Lange, Robert Frank, Jim Marshall, Jean-Philippe Charbonnier, Frank Paulin, Thomas Alleman, Edward Weston, Ansel Adams and others.

Isabel Munoz, Danza Cubana, 1995, edition 3/7, baritado print, 60 x 60 inches

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Eckert Fine Art 34 Main Street, P O Box 642, Millerton, NY 12546 Tel (518) 592-1330 Fax (518) 592-1331 www.eckertfineart.com

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Jane Eckert, Director; Rhonda Cook, Manager; Eric Forstmann, Artist; Tyler Forstmann, Assistant; Michael Kalish, Artist Eckert Fine Art is located in an historic building in downtown Millerton, New York, exhibiting the paintings of Eric Forstmann, the sculpture of Boaz Vaadia and Michael Kalish along with 19th through 21st century “American Masters” in the art world, such as Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, Jim Dine, Alexander Calder, Chuck Close, Larry Rivers, Andy Warhol and Andrew Wyeth.

Jane has served as Secretary of the Fine Art Dealers Association (FADA) and is currently Chair of the Director’s Advisory Council at Mass MoCA (Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art). In addition to the gallery, Jane is a Founder and Board Member of Energy Pioneer Solutions based in Hastings, Nebraska and is a partner in Coats Wright Art and Design in Carmel, Indiana.

Artists Represented: Christo, Robert Rauschenberg, Eric Forstmann, Michael Kalish, Robert Mangold, Jim Dine, Ellsworth Kelly

Christo, b. 1935, American, Wrapped Book, 1988, Ed. 9/50, Book, plastic, twine, 12 x 9-1/2 inches

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Etherton Gallery 135 South 6th Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85701 Tel (520) 624-7370 Fax (520) 792-4569 www.ethertongallery.com

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Terry Etherton, Owner; Hannah Glasston, Director; Dawne Osborne, Registrar; Daphne Srinivasan Located in downtown Tucson, Etherton Gallery is known for its extensive inventory of 19th, 20th and 21st century photography and museum quality exhibitions featuring painting, prints and mixed media by top local and regional artists. This year the gallery brings work by the following artists to Palm Springs: David Emitt Adams, Kate Breakey, Alice Leora Briggs, Robert Cocke, Craig Cully, Bailey Doogan, David Everett, Nick Georgiou, Ed Musante, Jim Reed, Holly Roberts, and Chris Rush. Etherton Gallery participates in Classic Photographs LA and the AIPAD Photography Show, New York. Terry Etherton is an accredited member of The American Society of Appraisers and consults on all matters relating to photography.

Artists Represented: Ansel Adams, Michael P. Berman, Debra Bloomfield, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Harry Callahan, Paul Caponigro, Linda Connor, Elliott Erwitt, Lee Friedlander, Flor GarduĂąo, Ralph Gibson, Emmet Gowin, Graciela Iturbide, Andre Kertesz, Mark Klett, O. Winston Link, Danny Lyon, Richard Misrach, Wright Morris, Rodrigo Moya, Luis Gonzalez Palma, Lisa M. Robinson, Aaron Siskind, W. Eugene Smith, Frederick Sommer, Jamey Stillings, Jock Sturges, Alex Webb, Henry Wessel, Brett Weston, Garry Winogrand, Joel-Peter Witkin and Masao Yamamoto

Ed Musante, Yellow Headed Blackbird/Partagas, 2012, Oil on cigar box, 7-1/8 x 6-1/2�

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GALLERY M 180 Cook St., Suite 101, Denver, CO 80206 Tel (303) 331-8400 Fax (303) 331-8522 www.gallerym.com psfaf@gallerym.com

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Mason Hayutin, Co-Founder/Director; Myrna Hayutin, Co-Founder/Director Since 1996, GALLERY M has specialized in 20th & 21st century photography (vintage, later and modern prints), fine art and sculpture.

We are specifically recognized for photojournalism, fashion, and social documentation. Our consultants have worked with notable collections and families including the Renoirs, Eisenstaedt, Mydans, Vanderveen, Rosenblum and Schlossberg-Cohen.

Artists Represented: Howard Schatz, Charles Dwyer Jr., Allen Birnbach, Alex Guofeng Cao, Horst P. Horst, Walter Rosenblum, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Francoise Gilot, Margaret Bourke-White, Carl Mydans, Ralph Morse, Andreas Feininger, John Loengard, Hank Walker, Joe Rosenthal, Nina Leen, Neil Ulevich, Peck Slip Studios, Peter Tunney, Schlossberg-Cohen, Robert Kaupelis, Loet Vanderveen, Palla Jeroff and collections from Associated Press/Pulitzer Prize and LIFE archives.

Jay Schlossberg-Cohen, The Infinite - Joshua Tree, 2001, Acrylic on Canvas, 4’6” H x 13’ W x 4” D

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George Billis Gallery LA

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2716 S. La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034 Tel (310) 838-3685 Fax (310) 838-3438 www.georgebillis.com/galleryLA.html LA@georgebillis.com Tressa Williams, Director

After establishing a successful contemporary art gallery in New York, 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 Los Angeles. 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.

Artists Represented: Michael Chearney, Patricia Chidlaw, Tom Gregg, Danny Heller, Bonita Helmer, Wes Hempel, Eric Hesse, Bryan Ida, Deborah Martin, Randall W. L. Mooers, Daniel Phill, Brooks Salzwedel, Kim Squaglia, Chris Stott, Tim Yankosky

Randall W. L. Mooers, Ladyfinger Riding A Melon as if it were an Elephant, 2012, Oil on panel, 13 x 14 inches

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Gerald Peters Gallery 24 East 78th Street, New York, NY 10075 Tel (212) 628-9760 Fax (212) 628-9635 1011 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel (505) 954-5700 www.gpgallery.com bmaloney@gpgalleryny.com Peter Marcelle, Director

Gerald Peters Gallery specializes in 19th and 20th century American paintings, drawings, and sculpture, plus selected contemporary works. Representative for the Estates of Max Weber, Gaston Lachaise, William Zorach, and Marguerite Zorach.

Artists Represented: Donald Sultan, Ross Bleckner, Dan Rizzie, David Gamble, Stephen Schaub, Gavin Zeigler

Donald Sultan, Black Eggs and Roses, March 7, 2000, Tar, oil and spackle on tile over masonite, 36 x 36 x 5 inches

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Hamamjian Modern 152 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA 94117 Tel (415) 290-5220

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400 Endlich Drive, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 www.hamamjianmodern.com Seb Hamamjian, Owner/Director; Linda Deppmeier, Sales Associate Hamamjian Modern is committed to art+design representing artists and designers from the Bay Area and beyond at private settings in San Francisco and Santa Cruz. The gallery approach to art is contemporary and considerate to the environment in which it’s presented. Multiple exhibitions are mounted each year in concert with significant art fairs.

Artists Represented: Doug Andelin, Garry Knox Bennett, Christopher Benson, Sidnea D’Amico, Danae Falliers, Lawrence Fodor, Paul Gibson, Doug Glovaski, Jylian Gustlin, Kathryn Kain, Kara Maria, Clive McCarthy, Leslie Parke, Margaret Realica, Gustavo Ramos Rivera, Gordon Smedt, Stan Welsh

Delos Van Earl, 9°55’37.N 84°04’55.W, 2012, polychrome and patina on molded steel, 16 x 16 inches

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Heather James Fine Art 45188 Portola, Palm Desert, CA 92260 Tel (760) 346-8926 Fax (760) 346-8154 172 Center Street, PO Box 3580, Jackson, WY 83001 Tel (307) 200-6090 Fax (307) 200-6091 www.heatherjames.com jim@heatherjames.com

Jim Carona, Owner; Heather Sacre, Owner; Chip Tom, Curator; Shari Brownfield, Director; Emily Friedman, Fine Art Consultant Heather James Fine Art, located in Palm Desert, CA, and Jackson Hole, WY, represents a world-class spectrum of art bridging genres including Impressionist and Modern, Classical, Post-War and Contemporary, American and Latin American, Old Masters, Design, Cutting-edge Contemporary and Photography.

Artists Represented: Julian Schnabel, Andy Warhol, Ai Wei Wei, Zeng Fanzhi, Chuck Close, Paul Jenkins, Claude Monet, Kaoru Mansour, David Hockney, George Rickey, Andrew Taylor, Robert Walker, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Tony de Los Reyes, Pablo Picasso, Tom Wesselmann, Robert Rauschenberg, Timothy Tompkins, Diego Rivera, Jack Roth

Paul Jenkins, Phenomena Land in Sight, 1973, Acrylic on Canvas, 44 x 85 inches

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Ikon Ltd. 2525 Michigan Ave., Suite G4 Santa Monica, CA 90404 Tel (310) 828-6629 Fax (310) 828-4041 www.ikonltd.com greg@ikonltd.com

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Kay Richards, Owner; Greg Abramson, Director 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.

We specialize 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, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, Jenny Holzer, Barbara Kruger, Yayoi Kusama, Roy Lichtenstein, Vik Muniz, Raymond Pettibon, Robert Rauschenberg, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol

Alexander Calder, Rising Sun, Sickle Moon, 1967, Gouache on paper, 29 x 42 inches

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Imago Galleries 45-450 Highway 74, Palm Desert, CA 92260 Tel (760) 776-9890 Fax (760) 776-9891 www.imagogalleries.com info@imagogalleries.com

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Leisa Austin, Owner; David Austin, Owner; Molly McIntosh, Director; Danielle Hargate, Adminstrative Director; Meghan Knechtel, Gallery Associate; Rachel Stark, Gallery Associate; Nick Auen, Installation Assistant; Kyle Elder, Installation Assistant Founded in 1991 by co-owners, Leisa Austin & David Austin, Imago Galleries is considered one of the West Coast’s premier contemporary art galleries. Often mistaken for a boutique museum due to the scale and architectural attributes, the 18,000-square-foot gallery also features a sculpture garden and terrace for exhibiting monumental exterior works. IMAGO enters its third decade on the LEFT Coast art scene, representing works of curatorial significance by renowned artists such as Charles Arnoldi, Jennifer Bartlett, Dale Chihuly, Fred Eversley, Robert Graham, Peter Halley, Sophie Ryder, William Wegman and Tom Wesselmann, among others – all on view during the 2013 season.

Artists Represented: Mel Ramos, Eric Fischl, Rachel Hovnanian, Catherine Chalmers, Jill Greenberg, Mauro Perucchetti, Karen LaMonte and Christina Bothwell

Mel Ramos, Peek-a-Boo #1, Steel, acrylic paint, a steel cut and LED light, ed of 12 + 6 AP, 39 x 29 inches

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Izen Miller Gallery

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35751 Gateway Drive Suite C317 Palm Desert, CA 92211 Tel (760) 779-0808 www.izenmillergallery.com deanna@izenmillergallery.com Angie Foster, Assistant

In 1984 Deanna Miller established Deanna Miller Fine Art, a Los Angeles-based art consulting firm providing corporate and residential art acquisition and leasing programs, as well as fine art appraisals.

In 1994, Deanna opened Izen Miller Gallery in Venice Beach. Deanna has represented artists from Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area, emerging, mid-career, and established artists, many who have gone on to be recognized as seminal figures in the development of the West Coast School.

Artist Represented: Lita Albuquerque, Carlos Almaraz, Peter Alenander, Mardi de Veuve Alexis, Charles Arnoldi, Billy Al Bengston, Carol Bishop, Ilana Bloch, Michael Davis, Richard Diebenkorn, Laddie John Dill, Pam Douglas, Fran Dressler, Ned Evans, Carolyn Fernandez, Ed Flynn, Vivian Flynn, Sam Francis, David Garcia, JJ L’Heureux, David Hockney, Katherine Keane, Peter Kempson, Roy Lichtenstein, Camey McGilvray, Malcolm Morley, Andy Moses, Ed Moses, Eric Orr, Robert Rauschenberg, Scott Reeds, Ed Ruscha, Richard Serra, Peter Shire, Livia Stein, Marsha Steinberg, Frank Stella, Pamela Stockamore, Jean Tinguely, Ann Thorneycroft, Andy Warhol

Camey McGilvray, Seven Moons, Acrylic, wood, wire, 37 x 37 x 2 inches

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Jack Rutberg Fine Arts

357 North La Brea Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90036 Tel (323) 938-5222 Fax (323) 938-0577 jackrutbergfinearts.com jrutberg@jackrutbergfinearts.com Jack Rutberg, Mary Lou Rutberg

Founded in 1979, Jack Rutberg Fine Arts features important Modern and Contemporary European, American and Latin American artists. The gallery represents contemporary artists Jordi Alcaraz, Patrick Graham, Ruth Weisberg, and Jerome Witkin as well as the estates of Hans Burkhardt, Claire Falkenstein, Reuben Nakian, and Francisco Zuniga. Important solo shows have included Tapies, Gorky, Rouault, Weber, Kollwitz, Calder, Falkenstein and other significant 20th century artists. Major exhibitions have included surveys of German Expressionism, Latin American Masters, California Modernism and Los Angeles Contemporary Art. Artists Represented: Jordi Alcaraz, Pierre Alechinsky, Karel Appel, John Baldessari, Hannelore Baron, Max Beckmann, Wallace Berman, Norman Bluhm, Pierre Bonnard, Hans Burkhardt, Alexander Calder, Marc Chagall, George Condo, Willem De Kooning, Richard Diebenkorn, Jim Dine, Max Ernst, Claire Falkenstein, Henri Fantin-Latour, Oskar Fischinger, Llyn Foulkes, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, Alberto Giacometti, Arshile Gorky, Patrick Graham, George Grosz, David Hockney, Edward Hopper, Hundertwasser, Käthe Kollwitz, Jasper Johns, Rico Lebrun, Roy Lichtenstein, Henri Matisse, Marino Marini, Roberto Matta, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Reuben Nakian, George Nama, Emil Nolde , Pablo Picasso, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Robert Rauschenberg, Man Ray, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Diego Rivera, Larry Rivers, Auguste Rodin, Georges Rouault, Edward Ruscha, David Siqueiros, Rufino Tamayo, Dorothea Tanning, Antoni Tàpies, Mark Tobey , Maurice de Vlaminck, Andy Warhol, Max Weber, Ruth Weisberg, Tom Wesselmann, Jerome Witkin, William Wolfson, Francisco Zúñiga

Claire Falkenstein (1908-1997), Space Structure, 1978, Nickel-Plated Iron, 35 x 39 x 32 inches

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James Kelly Contemporary 550 South Guadalupe Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel (505) 989-1601 Fax (505) 989-5005 www.jameskelly.com info@jameskelly.com

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James T. Kelly, Director; Ylise Kessler, Sales Director; Stephen Husbands, Registrar James Kelly Contemporary was established in 1997 in a renovated warehouse directly across from SITE Santa Fe and has been the leader in developing the Railyard Arts District into the center for contemporary art in Santa Fe. The gallery is unique in the Southwest region in its ability to mount museum quality shows by international artists while at the same time benefiting from its deep ties to the region. The inaugural exhibition in 1998 focused on the work of four major artists who were then all living in the Santa Fe region: Agnes Martin, Bruce Nauman, Susan Rothenberg and Richard Tuttle. Today the gallery represents an important stable of artists working in a wide variety of media. The gallery is pleased to present the work of Robert Kelly at this year’s Palm Springs Fine Art Fair. Robert will be honored with the Invited Guest Artist Award for 2013. Members of the Art Dealers Association of America.

Artists Represented: Stuart Arends, Jack Balas, Tony Berlant, Erika Blumenfeld, Enrique Martinez Celaya, Aldo Chaparo, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Sharon Core, James Drake, Bill Jacobson, Robert Kelly, Sherrie Levine, Wes Mills, Pard Morrison, Nic Nicosia, Johnnie Ross, Victoria Sambunaris, John Sonsini, Peter Sarkisian, Estate of Oli Sihvonen, David Taylor, Susan York

Robert Kelly, Invisible Cities XVII, 2011, Oil & mixed media on panel, 19-1/4 x 15-1/4 inches

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Jennifer Kostuik Gallery 1070 Homer Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 2W9, Canada Tel (604) 737-3969 Fax (604) 737-3964 www.kostuikgallery.com info@kostuikgallery.com

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Jennifer Kostuik, Owner; Kaitlan Lay, Sales Associate Established 1997 in Vancouver, Canada, the gallery represents established and emerging visual artists from across Canada, the USA, and Japan. It brings together artists that explore similar themes and aesthetic approaches creating a relevant cross section of current interests and concerns. The gallery artists’ works address the various ways in which the contemporary mindset has altered nature and our relationship to it. Notable are organic references to nature’s influence, impact or unconscious message its presence plays on the individual artist or collector, or society as a whole. Together the works inform each other and provide a complex context for the reading of their individual perspectives.

Since 2001, the gallery has participated in international art fairs in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Miami. Our services include small and large-scale commission based projects, framing, local delivery and installation, and shipping worldwide.

Artists Represented: Sasha Rogers, William Betts, David Burdeny, Alex Couwenberg, Sand T Kalloch, Stephen Hutchings, Kumiko Fujinami, Brent Comber, Curtis Cutshaw, Steven Goring, Marianne Lovink

Sasha Rogers, Renewal, 2012, Acrylic on Canvas, 71 x 71 x 2 inches

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Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art 1880 Century Park East, Suite 100 Los Angeles, CA 90067 (310) 277-4997 Fax (310) 277-4881 novakart.com jnca@novakart.com

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Jonathan Novak, Owner; Michael McCurry, Preparator; Xiliary Twil Since 1978, Jonathan Novak has been an important source for contemporary American and European art. With a wide-ranging inventory consisting of paintings, drawings, sculpture and graphics, one may find significant examples by internationally recognized artists, including Sam Francis, Jim Dine, Roy Lichtenstein, David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin, and Wayne Thiebaud.

Artists Represented: John Baeder, Tim Bavington, Robert Bechtle, Thomas Blackwell, Robert Cottingham, Richard Diebenkorn, Jim Dine, Jean Dubuffet, Richard Estes, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, Ralph Goings, David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin, Don Jacot, Alex Katz, Kim Keever, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Motherwell, Ben Schonzeit, Saul Steinberg, Frank Stella, Wayne Thiebaud, Andy Warhol

Howard Hodgkin, When only the best will do, 2012, Hand-painted sugar-lift aquatint from 12 copper plates on 12 hinged sheets of Arches Moulin du Gue blanc 350 gsm paper, Edition of 12

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Lisa Sette Gallery 4142 N Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Tel (480) 990-7342 Fax (480) 970-0825 www.lisasettegallery.com Lisa Sette, Director; Ashley Rice, Associate Director; Heather Findling, Gallery Associate

For nearly 30 years, Lisa Sette Gallery has consistently challenged the notion of what contemporary art can be with a vision that is personal a visual voice that is relevant to the times in which we live.

Artists Represented: Damion Berger, Rachel Bess, Enrique Chagoya, Binh Danh, Angela Ellsworth, Luis Gonzalez Palma, Alan Bur Johnson, Jessica Joslin, Siri Devi Khandavilli, Mark Klett, Mayme Kratz, David Kroll, Carrie Marill, Matthew Moore, Alison Rossiter, Mike and Doug Starn, Julianne Swartz, James Turrell, William Wegman

Mayme Kratz, Farthest Star, 2012, Resin and Mexican feather grass on panel, 48 x 48 inches

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Madison Gallery 1020 Prospect St., Ste. 130, La Jolla, CA 92037 Tel (858) 459-0836 Fax (858) 459-0790 www.madisongalleries.com

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Lorna York, Founder/Owner; Malissa Saghatchi, Director; Erin Pierro, Dealer Founded in 2001, Madison Gallery is committed to representing emerging, mid-career and established international artists whom work in a range of media. Inspired by an earnest dedication and passion for art, the gallery consistently exhibits a high standard of contemporary art. Madison Gallery works closely in building private, corporate and public collections thus placing it amongst the leading contemporary galleries in California.

Artists Represented: Miya Ando, Gisela Colon, Lori Cozen-Geller, Matt Devine, Richard Erdman, Karim Ghidinelli, Michael Kessler, Jaeyho Lee, Luc Leestemaker, Mauro Perucchetti, Richard Roblin, & James Verbicky

James Verbicky, Citta Samtana Diptych 30, 2012, Mixed media on panel with resin, 60 x 80 inches

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marji gallery & contemporary projects

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340 Read St., Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel (505) 983-1012 www.marjigallerysantafe.com info@marjigallerysantafe.com Saher Saman, Marji Hoyle, Elizabeth Guber Marji gallery & contemporary projects in Santa fe and Read Contemporary in Dallas are are owned by Saher Saman and Marji Hoyle. Featuring the works of several national and International Contemporary artists, and representing early 20th century to the present Aboriginal Art. Artists Represented: Austraila: Rosella Namok, Samantha Hubson, Kudditji Kngwarraye, Ningura Napurrula, Yinarupa Nangala, Dorothey Napangardi. US & International: Taylor Mott, Jeff Long, Nathalie Daoust, Mati Milstein, Noa Arad Yairi, Federico Thomasi, Marie Andrews

Rosella Namok, Sand Mark Low Tide, 2009, Acrylic on Canvas, 44 x 72 inches

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Melissa Morgan Fine Art

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73040 El Paseo, Palm Desert, CA 92260 Tel (760) 341-1056 Fax (760) 340-2612 www.melissamorganfineart.com info@melissamorganfineart.com Melissa Morgan, Owner; Alec Longmuir, Director; Randal Black, Sales Associate; Karna Valen, Gallery Manager; Juan Contreras, Art Handler; Alyssa Magana, Admin Assistant

Melissa Morgan Fine Art is one of the premier destinations in Southern California specializing in cutting-edge international contemporary art in all media for both the savvy collector and for those newer to the art world. Throughout the multi salon, 6500 square foot space and adjacent sculpture courtyard, the gallery presents museum-quality installations with visionary and distinguished painters and sculptors, as well as artists working in photography, video, and installation art.

Annually, the gallery showcases an extensive schedule of solo and thematic group exhibitions and interpretative programming, including artist and curator lectures and panel discussions. We are always available for private consultation and advisory services.

Artists Represented: Andy Moses, Ashley Collins, Chuck Close, Deborah Oropallo, Brad Howe, Gao Bros, Eric Zener, Joseph McDonnell, Matteo Negri, Peter Woytuk, Wanxin Zhang, Richard Erdman, Bruce Beasley, Bella Feldman, DJ Hall, Markus Schaller, Clinton Hill, Michael Childers

Eric Zener, Reflections, Mixed media, 60 x 70 inches

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Merry Karnowsky Gallery 170. S. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036 Tel (323) 933-4408 Fax (323) 935-4406 www.mkgallery.com info@mkgallery.com Merry Karnowsky, Owner/Director; Jessica O’Dowd, Associate Director

Founded in 1997, Merry Karnowsky Gallery has focused on championing emerging and mid-career artists who push beyond the boundaries of formal definition. The Gallery is devoted to exhibiting contemporary works of art that are challenging, innovative, and committed to fostering distinct directions in American art. Programming with depth and relevance to multiple disciplinary perspectives and to the interchange of ideas related to aesthetic, cultural, social, and political concerns, are also of great importance.

Artists Represented: Mercedes Helnwein, Mel Kadel, Vonn Sumner, Nicola Verlato, Mark Whalen, Edward Walton Wilcox

Vonn Sumner, Sleepwalker, 2012, Oil on canvas, 38 x 36 inches

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Michael H. Lord Gallery 1090 N. Palm Canyon Drive Palm Springs, CA 92262 Tel (760) 699-8957 Fax (760) 699-8962 www.michaelhlordgallery.com art@michaelhlordgallery.com

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Michael Lord, Owner; Sam Heaton, Director Established in 1978, the Michael H. Lord Gallery showcases museum-quality contemporary American and European paintings, sculpture, photography and works on paper. The 6,500 square foot gallery is located in the Palm Springs Uptown Design District in an architecturally-significant building built in 1929 as part of the landmark El Mirador Hotel.

Artists Represented: Robert Beauchamp, George Condo, Carlo D’Alessio, David Einstein, Christopher Georgesco, Betty Gold, Grace Hartigan, Leland Y. Lee, Don Morris, Forrest Moses, Dan Namingha, Georgia O’Keeffe, David Salle, Mike Rebholz Roger Selden, Frank Stella, Norman Zammitt

Norman Zammitt, North Wall, 1976, Acrylic on canvas, 96 x 168 inches, Installation view, Pacific Standard Time Exhibition 2011 - 2012, The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA

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PATRAJDAS Contemporary Relocating, Utah Tel (917) 737-2784 www.patrajdas.com patrajdas@gmail.com D. Scott Patria, Director; Amy Hajdas, Co-Director; Aiden Abet, Gallery Associate

PATRAJDAS Contemporary celebrates creative excellence in contemporary fine art, objects and design. We are focused on conceptual, rigorous, innovative,and serious work, and are committed to nurturing the achievements and evolution of emerging, mid-career, and established contemporary artists in all media. The gallery embraces the artist who challenges conventional concept or design yet excels in formality, technical expertise, craftsmanship, and originality.

Artists Represented: Emil Alzamora, Jordan Eagles, Sangsik Hong, Jaime Treadwell, Koh Sang Woo, Jong Seok Yoon

Jaime Treadwell, God Gold Guns, 2010-11, Oil on Panel, 30 x 48 inches

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Peter Blake Gallery

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435 Ocean Avenue, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 Tel (949) 376-9994 www.peterblakegallery.com peterblakegallery@mac.com Peter Blake, Owner; Stephanie Bachiero

Since 1993, the Peter Blake Gallery has been a definitive source for modern and contemporary art in Orange County. The gallery’s program is focused on monochrome, concrete, modernist, colorbased, radical, minimalist and abstract painting.

Artists Represented: Lita Albuquerque, Peter Alexander, Stephanie Bachiero, Steve Burtch, Alan Ebnother, Jimi Gleason, James Hayward, Scot Heywood, Steve Hough, Eric Johnson, Matt Mcclune, Ruth Pastine, Gregg Renfrow, Robert Sagerman, Hadi Tabatabai, Roy Thurston, Jan Maarten Voskuil

Jan Maarten Voskuil, Closing the gap | in perspective, 2012, acrylic on linen, 140 x 80 x 15cm

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Peter Fetterman Gallery 2525 Michigan Ave., #A1, Bergamot Station Santa Monica, CA 90404 Tel (310) 453-6463 Fax (310) 453-6959 www.peterfetterman.com peter@peterfetterman.com

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Peter Fetterman, Owner; Paul Loya, Director; Seth Johnson, Gallery Administrator; Douglas Marshall, Registrar The gallery has one of the largest inventories of classic 20th Century photography in the country, particularly in humanist photography.

Peter and his colleagues are committed to promote the awareness and appreciation of the most powerful of the mediums in an intimate, user-friendly salon environment.

Artists Represented: Lillian Bassman, Sebastiao Salgado, Stephen Wilkes, Steve McCurry, Pentti Sammallahti, Terry O’Neill, William Helburn, Henri Cartier-Bresson

Terry O’Neill, Faye Dunaway, Beverly Hills Hotel, Los Angeles, CA, 1976, Chromogenic Print

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Peter Marcelle Gallery 2411 Main Street, Bridgehampton, NY 11932 Tel (631) 613-6170 www.petermarcellegallery.com bmaloney@petermarcellegallery.com

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Director, Catherine McCormick; Director, Betsy Maloney Peter Marcelle Gallery specializes in American modern and contemporary art.

Artists Represented: Andrew Wyeth, James Wyeth, Marc Sijan and Dan Rizzie

Marc Sijan, Man in the Box, 2011, Polyester resin and oil paint, 36 x 36 x 72 inches

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Peter Mendenhall Gallery

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6150 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90048 Tel (323) 936-0061 petermendenhallgallery.com info@petermendenhallgallery.com Peter Mendenhall; Daniel Douke; Jago Goddard; Angela Kallus; Kenton Nelson Exhibits contemporary painting and sculpture

Artists Represented: Albert Contreras, Daniel Douke, Angela Kallus, Kenton Nelson, Raimonds Staprans

Angela Kallus, Hudson, 2012, Acrylic on canvas over panel, 53 x 53 inches

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Richard Levy Gallery 514 Central Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102 Tel (505) 766-9888 Fax (505) 242-4279 www.LevyGallery.com

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Richard Levy, Owner; Viviette Hunt, Director The Richard Levy Gallery program is comprised of contemporary art of all mediums by emerging and established regional, national, and international artists.

Founded in 1991 in downtown Albuquerque, NM, Richard Levy Gallery fosters a mission to support cutting edge artists in all media.

Based in the Southwest, we attract stand out regional artists as well as artists from a national and international spread. The gallery shows six to eight gallery exhibitions per year and participates in selected art fairs. Having established a strong national collector base, Richard Levy Gallery is expanding, attracting more international artists and collectors. Richard Levy Gallery provides a unique art experience for artists, art dealers, buyers, collectors, critics, and enthusiasts as a beacon for contemporary art in the Southwest.

Artists Represented: William Betts, Xuan Chen, John Chervinsky, Robert Drummond, Tim Eitel, Charles Fresquez, Deborah Kass, Jeff Kellar, Heidi Lender, Isa Leshko, Matthew McConville, Ed Ruscha, Manjari Sharma, Oriane Stender, Mary Tsiongas, Tom Waldron, Kamila Wozniakowska

William Betts, untitled, Swimming Pool, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 48 x 72 inches

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saltfineart 1492 South Coast Hwy., Unit 3 Laguna Beach, CA 92651 Tel (949) 715-5554 Fax (949) 715-7117 www.saltfineart.com Carla Arzente, Owner; Suzanne Walsh, Director

We specialize in museum caliber Latin American and California Contemporary art, where our roots run deep and whose talent and commitment we are passionate about sharing. We travel extensively throughout Central and South America to form relationships with established and internationally renowned artists as well as incredible emerging talent. We aim for the gallery to be stimulating, challenging, and rewarding, for all involved - artists and collectors alike. Although we need to be commercially viable, equally important for us is to push boundaries, educate and expand the horizons of Latin American Art. Every artist represented, from the world-renowned to the emergent, transgresses social boundaries.

Artists Represented: Abel Barroso, Aimee Garcia, Alejandro Campins, Ana Mercedes Hoyos, Andriy Halashyn, Arturo Monroy, Cecilia Paredes, Cinthya Soto, Cisco Merel, Ernesto Fernandez, Esterio Segura, Hector Tadeo, Jorge Lopez Pardo, Jose Rodriguez, Leonidas Correa, Lucio Kansuet, Luis Cornejo, Luis Fernando Ponce, Mayra Barraza, Moises Barrios, Olga Sinclair, Priscilla Monge, Rafael Varela, Roberto Diago, Todd Kenyon, Rodriguez del Paso, Ronald Moran, Victor Hugo Zayas, William Perez

Luis Cornejo, PAREJA, Oil and acrylic on canvas, 65 x 66 inches

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Sandra Lee Gallery 251 Post Street, Suite 310 San Francisco, CA 94108 Tel (415) 291-8000 www.sandraleegallery.com art@sandraleegallery.com

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Sandra Lee, Owner/Director Sandra Lee Gallery specializes in contemporary painting and sculpture with an emphasis on West Coast and Asian artworks.

Stepping into Sandra Lee Gallery is like stepping into an art oasis, a place where the finest in Asian contemporary painting and sculpture are harmoniously paired with a rich variety of original Bay Area artists.

The gallery’s mission is to connect serious art collectors and art lovers with innovative works of art by nationally and internationally renowned artists. Artists Represented: Jeffrey Palladini, Daniel Phill, Hyun Su Park

Daniel Phill, Juno, 2012, Acrylic on Canvas, 16 x 12 inches

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SCAA Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance/ L Street Fine Art

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6764 La Valle Plateada, P.O. Box 239 Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067 Tel (858) 756-2377 Fax (858) 756-4119 www.sergottart.com tom@sergottart.com Thomas Sergott, Founder & Owner; Kay Colvin, Director SCAA Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance/ L Street Fine Art is founded on the bedrock of enthusiasm shown by the principal, Thomas Sergott, who actively searches the world for talent. He is guided by his connection to the creative energy and finesse of the established and emerging artists he represents, all with an intimate awareness of the painted image.

Artists Represented: Gail Chase-Bien, Joseph Caroff, Sabine Friesicke, Morgan Erwin, Irena Konokova, Colin Stinson

Gail Chase-Bien, Cochin Moon, 2010, pastel /gouache on watercolor paper, 39-1/2 x 29 inches

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Skidmore Contemporary Art Bergamot Station, 2525 Michigan Avenue, D-2 Santa Monica, CA 90404 Tel (310) 828-5070 www.skidmorecontemporaryart.com

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Lia Skidmore, Director Contemporary Art Artists Represented: Jennifer Bain, Kevin Chupik, Scott Covert, Robert Charles Dunahay, Mike Geno, Daryl Gortner, Tracey Sylvester Harris, Cheryl Kelley, Lori Larusso, Dave Lefner, Ann Lofquist, Tom McKinley, Eric Nash, Kelly Reemtsen, Janet Sternburg, Robert Townsend, Hooper Turner, Glennray Tutor, Dennis Ziemienski

Kelly Reemtsen, Splitting Hairs, 2012, Woodcut in 10 colors, Edition of 10, 39.37 x 39.37 inches

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Sue Greenwood Fine Art

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330 North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 Tel (949) 494-0669 Fax (949) 494-0668 www.suegreenwoodfineart.com sue@suegreenwoodfineart.com

Sue Greenwood, Owner / Director; Maria O’Malley, Assistant Director Located in Laguna Beach, California, Sue Greenwood Fine Art was founded in 2005. The gallery has gained national recognition for its focus on contemporary realism and figurative artists, with a particular emphasis in painting and sculpture.

SGFA represents thirty highly refined and distinctive emerging, midcareer and established artists from across the United States.

Artists Represented: Michael Chapman, Mary-Austin Klein, Jason Kowalski, Robert LaDuke, Francis Livingston, David Lyle, Glenn Ness, Siddharth Parasnis, Jean Wells, Scott Yeskel

Mary-Austin Klein, Wonder Valley, 2012, Oil on Duralar mounted on board (framed), 33 x 23 inches

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ten472 Contemporary Art PO Box 1053, Nevada City, CA 95959 Tel (707) 484-2685 Fax (707) 484-2685 www.ten472.com info@ten472.com Taphne Lux, Cheri Flanigan, Elisabett Gudmann, Hanne Sorensen

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ten472 is a contemporary art space located in Northern California.

Since its inception in 2000, the gallery has focused on identifying and exhibiting artists who present a contemporary vision to the traditional art forms (with an emphasis on sculpture) and who have a unique approach to process, medium, technique and content.

Artists Represented: Matt Duffin, Elisabett Gudmann, Gino Miles, Kirk H. Slaughter, Kurt Steger

Elisabett Gudmann, Crowd: 1 (detail), 2012, Unique bronze with patina, 21”h x 14”w x 18”d

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The George Gallery 354 N Coast Highway Laguna Beach, CA 92651 Tel (949) 715-4377 www.thegeorgegallery.com info@thegeorgegallery.com

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Lisa Aslanian, Owner; Jared Linge, Director The George gallery owes its name to Aurora Dupin - the literary figure who wrote under the male pseudonym George Sand. Taking her lead, we celebrate women artists’ delicate and indelicate subversions of content and form, message and medium.

The George gallery represents women artists who create within a wide range: Some boldly portray aggressive sexuality and parodies of domesticity while others deliver art that is, like Ms. Sand’s, uncannily and ironically gender neutral.

Artists Represented: Bobbie Oliver, Carla Gannis, Elizabeth McClellan, Iris Bourne, Jennifer Toth, Jill Levine, Lindsay Walt, Lisa Stefanelli, Livia Marin, Magdalena Atria, Marilla Palmer, Mary Jones, Sandra Bermudez, Soledad Pinto, Susan Jamison, Suzanne Walsh, Talin Magherian, Theresa Hackett

Livia Marin, Broken Things series, 2009, Porcelain, ceramic, resin plaster, lacquer, transfer-print, and varnish, dimensions variable

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Thomas Paul Fine Art 7270 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036 Tel (323) 525-0444 Fax (323) 525-0448 www.tpaulfineart.com info@tpaulfineart.com

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Thomas Paul, Director; Natalie Linden, Registrar Specialists in important 20th/21st century and Contemporary American and European Art. For Thomas Paul, 2013 marks the 41st 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 Los Angeles 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 our 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. Our philosophy continues to be that of building long term, mutually beneficial relationships with our clients. This viewpoint has helped us construct both large and small collections at fair prices to our patrons. We are dedicated to providing the highest standards of ethics, connoisseurship and scholarship in the business.

Artists Represented: John Baeder, Judy Dater, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenberg, Paul Jenkins, Ralph Goings, Tony Berlant, Donna Brookman, Gayle Donahue, William Nichols, Herb Jackson, Jock Sturges, et al

John Baeder, Trailer; Arizona Route 66, 1975, C print on Kodak Endura paper, printed 2009, 20 x 30 inches (50.9 x 76.2 cm)

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Throckmorton Fine Art

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145 East 57th Street, 3rd Fl., New York, NY 10022 Tel (212) 223-1059 Fax (212) 223-1937 www.throckmorton-nyc.com Info@throckmorton-nyc.com

Spencer Throckmorton, Owner; Kraige Block, Executive Director ; Norberto Rivera, Photography Director; Dimitri Treantafilos, Antiquities Registrar; Sean Cleary, Art Handler 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. The gallery’s extraordinary photography collection includes strong works of museum quality by luminaries such as Tina Modotti, Manuel Alvarez-Bravo, Edward Weston, Martin Chambi, and others. The gallery also has an extensive inventory of contemporary photographs, paintings, works on paper, and graphics by modern and contemporary Latin American artists.

Artists Represented: Ruven Afanador, Mario Algaze, Lucienne Bloch, Lola Alvarez Bravo, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Hugo Brehme, Marilyn Bridges, Abel Briquet, Anton Bruehl, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Agustin Victor Casasola, Martin Chambi, Lucien Clergue, Chrisitian Cravo, Valdir Cruz, Margo Davis, Hector Garcia, Flor Garduno, Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden, Fritz Henle, Graciela Iturbide, Guillermo Kahlo, George Platt Lynes, Leo Matiz, Dirk McDonnell, Javier Silva Meinel, Tina Modotti, Rodrigo Moya, Mario Cravo Neto, Dianora Niccolini, Emmy Lou Packard, Luis Gonzalez Palma, Bill Perlmutter, Antonio Reynoso, Bernard Silberstein, Robert Stivers, Paul Strand, Elisabeth Sunday, Laurena Toledo, Edward Weston, Mariana Yampolsky

Rodrido Moya, Estación Buenavista (Buenavista Station), México, ca. 1964, Gelatin silver print, 20 x 16 inches

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Timothy Yarger Fine Art 354 N. Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Tel 310-278-4400 Fax 310-278-6771 www.yargerfineart.com info@yargerfineart.com

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Bangkok Office - 5th Floor Nai Lert Tower, 2/4 Wireless Road, Bangkok 10330, Thailand Tel 02.665.0882 Tim Yarger, Director; Elizabeth Yochim, Director of International Exhibits and Special Projects; Stephanie Chefas, Operations Manager Timothy Yarger is grounded in the historic artwork of the modern masters and pop icons of the 20th century alongside established contemporary painters, printmakers, and photographers.

Each year the gallery mounts major exhibitions and promotes scholarships, broad connoisseurship and public programming through collaborations through art historians, critics and museum professionals. Gallery services include fine art consulting, collections management and appraisals.

Artists Represented: Chul Hyun-Ahn, Hebru Brantly, Pierre Marie Brisson, Carole Feuerman, Chris Fox, Sam Francis, Zhenya Gershman, Basil Gogos, Yossi Govrin, David Hockney, Lori Hyland, Michele Mattei, Jim McHugh, Juan Carlos Munoz Hernandez, Louise Nevelson, Udo Noger, Curtis Phillips, Robert Schefman, Linda Touby

Carole A. Feuerman, Monumental Bronze Brooke with Beach Ball, 2012, Bronze, 42.5 x 60 x 45 inches

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Villa del Arte galleries Calle Tapineria 39, Barcelona, Catalunia, 8002, Spain Tel (+34) 932680673 Fax (+34) 933103435 Amsterdam, Holland, 1066 CV, Netherlands Tel (+31) 2022178212 www.villadelarte.com info@villadelarte.com

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Assia Vilenkin, sales representative; Silvia Giorgetty, sales representative; Nemo Jantzen, Director; Bert van Zetten, Director Villa del Arte galleries was founded in 1996 and since established itself as one of the leading contemporary art galleries in Catalonia receiving both national and international acclaim. Villa del Arte galleries is currently representing over 30 cutting edge artists from around the globe–an array of both established and budding talent. Apart of the gallery’s yearly show schedule of exciting solo shows and group exhibitions, over the years Villa del Arte has successfully participated in numerous international art fairs.

This success has led to the opening of a second gallery space in Amsterdam in autumn 2011 and collaborations with prestigious institutions like the Museum Diocesa. With a collection of consistent high quality and wide variety of art showing in both the galleries and the international exposure of the art fairs, Villa del Arte has captured the attention of collectors and art lovers around the world.

Artists Represented: Marc Harrold, Willy Rojas, Johan Thunell, Montse Valdes, Christiaan Lieverse, Serge Mendjisky, David Datuna, Ekaterina Smirnova, Julio Nieto, Lukas Ulmi, Joan Peris

Montse Valdes, 2-8-12, 2012, Oil on canvas, 58 x 58 inches, Sloterweg 1210

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William Siegal Gallery 540 South Guadalupe, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel (505) 820-3300 Fax (505) 820-7733 www.williamsiegal.com info@williamsiegal.com William Siegal, Owner; Eric Garduno, Director; Thomas Trudeau, Operations Manager

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William Siegal Gallery is a high-concept space that exhibits a distinguished collection of ancient art and textiles alongside contemporary works of art. The stunning five thousand square foot gallery provides a rare opportunity to appreciate art that spans over 5,000 years and many different cultures, while inspiring a new collecting sensibility: “ancient contemporary”–the old is new and the new is old, and the remarkable dialogue between them is always surprising and profound. For over 40 years, William Siegal has assembled one of the world’s largest collection of Andean Textiles dating from 750 BC to the 19th Century. Ceremonial objects and artifacts from Meso and South American cultures, Ancient Chinese, Southeast Asia, African and Indonesian museum-quality pieces are also presented. William Siegal Gallery is located in Santa Fe’s dynamic Railyard District, now the premier arts destination for contemporary art in Santa Fe. Artists Represented: Polly Barton, Paula Castillo, Arthur Drooker, Carlos Estrada-Vega, Karen Gunderson, David Henderson, Alison Keogh, Peter Ogilvie, Paula Roland, Signe Stuart, Tom Waldron, Judy Tuwaletstiwa

Carlos Estrada-Vega, Tanganyika, 2011, Wax, Limestone Dust, Oleopasto, Oil and Pigments on Wood, 68 x 68 inches

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

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Nick Woolff; Susila Bailey-Bond; Jessica Lucas The Woolff Gallery was opened in 2001 by ambitious owner Nick Woolff. We are now based in Central London and have an impressive space spread over two floors. The Woolff Gallery focuses on contemporary art. Many of our artists work in a completely unique style or use unconventional materials. Above all else our artists have an incredible level of technical ability and ‘patience’. The Woolff group of artists are a cohesive set, each complimenting one-another’s distinctive style.

Artists Represented: Zac Freeman, Russell West, Valeria Nascimento, Clay Sinclair, Marcus Egli, Susila Bailey-Bond, Joanne Tinker, Annemarie Wright, Oona Hassim, Keith Haynes

Zac Freeman, Steve, 2012, Found object assemblage, 31 x 24 inches

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Yares Art Projects 123 Grant Ave., Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel (505) 984-0044 www.yaresartprojects.com contact@yaresartprojects.com

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Dennis Yares, Manuel Garcia, David Solomon Yares Art Projects represents several major estates with a definitive focus on Abstract Expressionism, concentrating on the Color Field School. In addition, the gallery exhibits living artists and sculptors that explore the spectrum of innovation in virtually all mediums. Projects include film, music, literature and publishing.

Artists Represented: Milton Avery, Paul Bloch, Norman Bluhm, Byron Browne, Carlisle + Hamilton, Sean Cavanaugh, Gene Davis, Thomas Downing, Friedel Dzubas, Rico Eastman, Helen Frankenthaler, Sarah Frost, Hans Hofmann, Martin Cary Horowitz, Douglas Kent Hall, Emily Kimball, Morris Louis, Joan Mitchell, Manuel Neri, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, Jeff Overlie, Paul Pletka, Elias Rivera, Phil Sagazio, Sam Scott

Kenneth Noland (1924-2010), Mysteries: Aglow, 2002, Acrylic on canvas, 72 x 72 inches, 182.9 x 182.9 cm

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Zane Bennett Contemporary Art Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel (505) 982-8111 Fax (505) 982-8160 www.zanebennettgallery.com

Sandy Zane, Owner; Ned Bennett, Owner; Christian Cheneau, Artistic Director; Mark DiPrima, Sales Director; Nancy Boshers, Sales Director Zane Bennett Contemporary Art, located in Santa Fe’s vibrant Railyard Arts District, provides a unique environment for viewing art in all media. ZBCA’s roster includes exceptional contemporary work by blue-chip, internationally-recognized, regional, and local artists.

Artists Represented: James Havard, David Kapp, François Morellet, Mimmo Paladino, Guy Dill, Colette Hosmer, Tom Miller, Matthew Troy Mullins, Michael Petry, Mary Shaffer, Matthew Szosz.

Work available by: George Condo, Tony Cragg, Richard Diebenkorn, Jim Dine, James Drake, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, Donald Judd, Ellsworth Kelly, Agnes Martin, Robert Motherwell, Bruce Nauman, Ed Ruscha, Richard Serra, Pierre Soulages, Frank Stella, Rufino Tamayo, Tom Wesselman

James Havard, Posted Hopi Forest, 1986, Acrylic and mixed media on board, 75 x 58-1/2 inches

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