Palm Springs Fine Art Fair 2012 Catalog

February 17-19, 2012 Palm Springs Convention Center

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Welcome to the Inaugural Palm Springs Fine Art Fair Never before has the Southern California desert witnessed such an expansive display of important post-war and contemporary art. We proudly present a lineup of nearly 50 carefully selected top tier galleries. Choose from 2,000 outstanding artworks representing the finest work by world renowned artists, ranging from brilliant up-and-comers to “big name” masters.

Galleries were selected not only on the caliber of their artists program, but also on their high integrity, excellent reputation, and commitment to excellence.

Held during the popular Palm Springs Modernism Week, and the Palm Springs Art Museum’s wonderful Backyard Oasis show, this action-packed Presidents Day weekend schedule of events marks the apex in cultural offerings in the desert. To add to the weekend’s many attractions, the fair has produced several stimulating and educational components, which are detailed on pages 4-7. Don’t miss our museum-quality show, The Big Picture: Paintings from Southern California from 1960-1980, curated by L.A. art critic Peter Frank. Christened as a Pacific Standard Time Point of Interest by the Getty Museum, these 40 plus works were thoughtfully culled from the valuable inventories of our exhibitors, and are for sale. Not to be outdone, discover our 50 year retrospective entitled Judy Chicago, Material Girl, astutely organized by David Richard Contemporary.

Congratulations to the fair’s distinguished honorees, artist Judy Chicago (Lifetime Achievement Award) and performer Cheech Marin (Arts Patron of the Year) both of whom will be interviewed in the theater.

Our hope is to establish the Palm Springs Fine Art Fair as a regular stop on the winter circuit for the art cognoscenti and a “must attend” annual art event on the local calendar. Our intention is to demonstrate to the art world that the Palm Springs region is a passionate hotbed for art collecting and patronage, worthy of international recognition.

We believe our range of galleries and art work is among the most compelling and relevant offered on the West Coast. Enjoy the experience. And collect.

Sincerely,

Rick Friedman

Rick Friedman President, Hamptons Expo Group

www.palmspringsfineartfair.com • 800-211-0640 • rick@hegshows.com PalmSprings 2012 | 1

Table of Contents Amstel Gallery...................................................................................... 12 Artist League Projects.......................................................................... 13 AUREUS Contemporary....................................................................... 14 Bentley Gallery..................................................................................... 15 Caldwell Snyder Gallery....................................................................... 16 Christian Hohmann | Fine Art............................................................... 17 David Floria Gallery.............................................................................. 18 David Lawrence Gallery........................................................................ 19 David Richard Contemporary............................................................... 20 Denenberg Fine Arts, Inc...................................................................... 21 Eckert Fine Art...................................................................................... 22 Elins Eagles-Smith Gallery................................................................... 23 Etherton Gallery.................................................................................... 24 Gallery 16............................................................................................. 25 Gallery Sam.......................................................................................... 26 Gerald Peters Gallery........................................................................... 27 Hamamjian Modern.............................................................................. 28 Heather James Fine Art........................................................................ 29 Hexton Modern and Contemporary..................................................... 30 Ikon Ltd. Fine Art.................................................................................. 31 Imago Galleries..................................................................................... 32 Jenkins Johnson Gallery...................................................................... 34 Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art...................................................... 35 Joseph Bellows Gallery........................................................................ 36 Julina Togonon Fine Arts...................................................................... 37 Leslie Sacks Fine Art............................................................................ 38 Lisa Sette Gallery................................................................................. 39 Madison Gallery................................................................................... 40 Mark Wolfe Contemporary presents Referendum Project................... 41 Michael H. Lord Gallery........................................................................ 42 Paul Thiebaud Gallery.......................................................................... 43 Peter Blake Gallery............................................................................... 44 Quint Contemporary Art....................................................................... 45 Richard Levy Gallery............................................................................ 46 Robert Green Fine Arts......................................................................... 47 Sarah Bain Gallery................................................................................ 48 Scott Richards Contemporary Art........................................................ 49 Scott White Contemporary Art............................................................ 50 Skidmore Contemporary Art................................................................ 51 Sue Greenwood Fine Art...................................................................... 52 Susan Teller Gallery.............................................................................. 53 Thomas Paul Fine Art and the Cheech Marin Collection..................... 54 Throckmorton Fine Art......................................................................... 55 Universal Limited Art Editions.............................................................. 56 William Shearburn Gallery.................................................................... 57 Yares Art Projects................................................................................. 58 2

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Show Hours

Thursday, February 16........5-8pm | Opening Preview Party Friday, February 17........................................... 10am - 8pm Saturday, February 18....................................... 10am - 7pm Sunday, February 19......................................... 10am - 6pm

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Programs and Special Events Thursday, February 16

benefiting Palm Springs Art Museum 5–8pm – Show Floor, Tickets Required Join the Palm Springs area’s most glamorous art aficionados and be among the first to acquire important works of art for sale, presented by prominent galleries from across the US and Europe. Enjoy wine and hors d’oeuvres, lively conversation and the chance to meet art world luminaries. All ticket proceeds benefit the Palm Springs Art Museum.

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 7:30pm – Fair Theater, Tickets Required Join us in honoring acclaimed artist Judy Chicago. Ms. Chicago is an artist, feminist, author, and educator whose career spans over an amazing five decades. Her art has been exhibited throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia, New Zealand, and Australia.

Her profound influence on the art world as a pioneer of Feminist Art and art education is evident from the countless articles and texts written regarding her work in innumerable publications throughout the world. Known for such groundbreaking works as Womanhouse and The Dinner Party, Chicago has remained committed for the past half century to creating art from a female perspective and to the power of art as a means of intellectual transformation.

PSFAF Spotlight:

Judy Chicago, Material Girl

a public installation retrospective

Exhibit Open During Fair Hours

Discover the world of Judy Chicago in our 100 ft long installation.

Our curated retrospective explores her path, which highlights a span of 50 years of her multi-media art.

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Programs and Special Events Friday, February 17

5-7pm – VIP Lounge, Invitation Only Join host Steven Biller, Editor in Chief of Palm Springs Life, along with PSFAF Host Committee members and many of Palm Springs leading art patrons to celebrate the arrival of the region’s first international fine art fair. Meet the market makers who help define and guide the local arts community.

Saturday, February 18

ArtsPatron

of the year

Cheech Marin

A Conversation with Cheech Marin 3:30-4:30pm Fair Theater, Open to All Fair Attendees Steven Biller, Editor in Chief of Palm Springs Life, interviews Cheech Marin, 2012 Palm Springs Fine Art Fair Arts Patron of the Year.

Primarily known as an actor, director, and performer, Marin has developed the finest private collection of Chicano art in this country. He states, “Chicano art is American art. My goal is to bring the term ‘Chicano’ to the forefront of the art world.” His traveling exhibition, broke attendance records during its groundbreaking 15-city tour during 2001-2007 to major art museums across the United States. His latest exhibition, Chicanitas: Small Paintings from the Cheech Marin Collection, is currently on view at the Museum of Monterey through April 1, 2012.

Exhibit Open During Fair Hours Celebrate the birth and early development of the LA art scene. Our curated show, examines and defines this critical period. Under the direction of well known writer/curator Peter Frank, we explore the origin, development and linkage of several important movements that emanated from that era.

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Palm Springs Collectors Forum Thursday, February 16 7:30-8pm: Judy Chicago in Conversation with Peter Frank Judy Chicago, the fair’s Lifetime Achievement Award recipient talks with critic and curator Peter Frank about her big return to Southern California by way of the Getty initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980 exhibitions throughout the region.

Friday, February 17 3pm: Have You Seen “The Big Picture?”

Curator Peter Frank cherry-picked more than 50 works of art work for this Pacific Standard Time-sanctioned exhibition that unfolds alongside the art fair and honors artists who contributed to the birth and rise of the L.A. Art Scene. Most of the artworks, chosen from the inventories of the exhibiting galleries, will be for sale.

4-5pm: Contemporary Art Panel: Buying, Selling and Safe Guarding Moderator: David Drier - Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis Board Member, Aon Risk Management Panelists: William Shearburn, William Shearburn Gallery. Christina Gerber, Global Fine Art Practice, Aon Private Risk Management.

Elizabeth von Hapsburg, appraisal expert, Managing Director, Winston Art Group.

This panel of experts provides candid and usable advice for the acquisition, deaccession, and protection of fine art.

Saturday, February 18 11am-12noon: Collecting 101: Be Smart about Art In this panel, which features a collector and a gallerist, moderator Michelle Isenberg, principal of Isenberg & Associates Inc. Fine Art Advisory, parlays participants’ experiences into thoughtful advice for novice and experienced collectors.

12noon-1pm: How to Invest in Future Generations through Art Collector Sue Hancock and adviser Veronica Fernandez lay out a strategy for parents and grandparents to encourage children to become involved in art and how to begin collecting as a means of enhancing their creative development.

2-2:45pm: Back to Cool Several of L.A.’s infamous “Cool School” artists — including Billy Al Bengston, Ed Moses, Joe Goode, Mel Ramos, and Peter Alexander — share stories of their journeys from being carefree youth to celebrated pioneers of the postwar era of art in Los Angeles.

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Palm Springs Collectors Forum 3:30-4:30pm: Cheech Marin in Conversation with Steven Biller Cheech Marin, the fair’s Arts Patron of the Year, talks about collecting, defining, and championing Chicano art with Steven Biller, editor-inchief of Palm Springs Life and regular contributor to art ltd.

5-6pm: Award Winning Film Short: Uso Justo Catch the 22-minute short film, Uso Justo. Join actor and exhibiting sculptor Daniel Stern in discussion with the film›s writer/ filmmaker Coleman Miller.

Sunday, February 19 2-3pm: What You Need To Know To Collect Fine Art Photography Gain insights and practical advice from a panel of both collectors and photo dealers. They reveal where to buy, what to buy, how to determine value, and the most effective methods for building a world class photography collection. Moderated by Steven Biller, editor-in-chief of Palm Springs Life and regular contributor to art ltd. Panelists include avid collector and multiple museum board member David Knaus and prominent photo dealer Terry Etherton.

3:30-4:15pm: Backyard Oasis Pacific Standard Time in Palm Springs Daniell Cornell, deputy director for art and senior curator at Palm Springs Art Museum, discusses Backyard Oasis: The Swimming Pool in Southern California Photography 1945-1982. The exhibition, on view through May 27, is part of the constellation of Pacific Standard Time exhibitions throughout the region.

Special Thanks to…

Palm Springs Life Editor-in-Chief Steven Biller for his vision and commitment Group Sales Director, Rich Ferrante Catalog Editor/Audience Development, Catherine Gallagher Design Director, Adam D. Smith Public Relations: Brent Truner, brent@thecampbellspr.com Susan Mryland, susan@silvergate.us Host Committee:

Michael Childers David Einstein Veronica Fernandez Carol Frankel Helene Galen Frank Garafolo

Judy Hemley Jayme Jesser Jamie Kabler Robert Knoop Brandt Kuhn David Lafaille Harold Matzner

Josh Paquette Marilyn Pearl Loesberg Keith Markovitz Tyler Morgan Susan Myrland Kimberly Nichols

Donald Osborne Jordan D. Schnitzer Robert Stearns David and Diane Waldman David Wilson

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THE BIG PICTURE: POSTWAR ART FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

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By Peter Frank

he Getty Institute’s “Pacific Standard Time” initiative is barely half over and already it has permanently changed the way the art world regards southern California. Capping a decade or so of revelatory exhibitions and publications, in the state and elsewhere, the constellation of shows gathered under the PST rubric have firmly and conclusively demonstrated the distinction, sophistication, innovation, variety, and volume achieved by artists working in Los Angeles and environs a generation or two past. In doing so, PST has relied on certain prominent artists to attract attention, while at the same time revealing the historical and aesthetic, and by extension commercial, viability of many lesser-known but equally strong and engaging artists.

The recovery of these artists’ work into the current art market may be an incidental result of the Getty initiative, but it is an important one, for the artists, their admirers, and art history alike. It cements PST’s massive effort in historical revision, and also reflects a larger market trend, certainly in the United States, to revalue the work of the postwar period in general. While Europeans have always maintained a demand for the work of artists who led them out of the war’s devastation and into a period of recovery and cultural reformulation, Americans are only now coming to comprehend the complexity of their own postwar art scene. We now see that there were many more than a dozen abstract expressionists, there were many more significant movements than abstract expressionism and pop art, there were many more participants in the discourse of the time than a few white males, and there were many more places than New York where artistic thinking and practice were revolutionized.

Without “Pacific Standard Time,” collector and dealer interest in the highways and byways of postwar Los Angeles art would have risen anyway, part of the previously mentioned resurgence of interest in mid-century and late modernism. You could even argue that such commercial resurgence was one of the factors to prompt the organization of PST, rather than the other way around. PST does provide the art audience an armature for understanding and appreciating the wealth of accomplishment that now comprises a dynamic segment of the (yes, international) art market. The art baby boomers grew up with, and the art baby-boomer artists produced, constitute this everything-old-isnew-again market segment; but PST shows that collectors have many more reasons than nostalgia for seeking out this still-vibrant work.

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“The Big Picture” is in this regard an echo of an echo – ironically enough, given the vibrancy of the artwork it contains. Everything in the Palm Springs Fine Arts Fair’s centerpiece exhibition has been lent by, or courtesy of, galleries participating in the fair. It honors “Pacific Standard Time,” and honors Palm Springs’ own well-established Modernism Week, with a selection of painting, sculpture, and work on paper as varied and unpredictable as the period it represents. In many respects it is remarkable that so much great artwork from a now-fabled time and place can still be acquired.

Of course, “The Big Picture” can’t provide a complete overview of postwar art in southern California. Nothing can – not even the parade of shows that have constituted PST itself. But the show here in Palm Springs does touch on some of the highways and byways of this period and locale. The Finish/Fetish-Light-and-Space phenomenon, perhaps the quintessential LA movement, manifests in works by DeWain Valentine, Peter Alexander, and several other prominent artists, while that tendency’s predecessor, Hard Edge (or Abstract Classicism), is represented by work of June Harwood. Exemplary Pattern Painting

by Kim MacConnel, one of the movement’s founders, is included, and Patssi Valdez, among others, speaks to the cultural and social aspirations of southern California’s Latino communities. (Of course, our separate show overseeing five decades of Judy Chicago’s work heralds the politically as well as aesthetically charged emergence of women artists during the PST period.)

But there were so many artists “doing their own thing,” artists such as David Hockney and Sam Francis who proved inspiring to artists around the world without becoming figureheads for any specific movement. These individuals, too, are represented in “The Big Picture,” allowing this show to be a sum of very different parts and at the same time a rounded view of an art scene undergoing staggering growth and astounding change.

As curator of “The Big Picture” – and a dyed-in-the-wool baby boomer and enthusiast for southern California art – I am grateful to the Hamptons Expo Group for the opportunity to pay “Pacific Standard Time” and the art and artists of the era such homage. I am also grateful to the galleries participating in the Palm Springs Fine Arts Fair for their cooperation, whether or not they were able to lend to the exhibition. And I am grateful to the visitors to the PSFAF and the Modernism exhibition next door for giving “The Big Picture” a serious look. I am also hopeful that, along with the rest of PST, “The Big Picture” encourages further reconsideration of postwar art in southern California – and, perhaps, reconsideration of postwar art in other American regions as well.n PalmSprings 2012 | 9

Gallery Directory

Gallery

Booth #

Amstel Gallery.......................501 Artist League Projects...........509 AUREUS Contemporary..........106 Bentley Gallery.......................401 Caldwell Snyder Gallery....................................508 Christian Hohmann Fine Art...................................211 David Floria Gallery...............102 David Lawrence Gallery........103 David Richard Contemporary........................400 Denenberg Fine Arts, Inc.......108 Eckert Fine Art.....................502A Elins Eagles-Smith Gallery....302

Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree –

Etherton Gallery.....................307 Gallery 16...............................104 Gallery Sam............................105 Gerald Peters Gallery.............300

Gallery

Booth #

Hamamjian Modern...............112

Julina Togonon Fine Arts.......107

Heather James Fine Art.........407

Leslie Sacks Fine Art.............. 405

Hexton Modern and Contemporary........................201

Lisa Sette Gallery...................100

Ikon Ltd. Fine Art...................404

Mark Wolfe Contemporary presents Referendum Project...............502

Imago Galleries......................305 Jenkins Johnson Gallery.......206 Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art..................101 Joseph Bellows Gallery.........304 10

Madison Gallery.....................205

Michael H. Lord Gallery.........306 Paul Thiebaud Gallery............202 Peter Blake Gallery................111

– Judy Chicago Retrospect

Gallery

Booth #

Gallery

Booth #

Quint Contemporary Art........402

Sue Greenwood Fine Art........204

Richard Levy Gallery..............504

Susan Teller Gallery...............209

Robert Green Fine Arts..........506

Thomas Paul Fine Art and the Cheech Marin Collection...............................503

Sarah Bain Gallery.................507 Scott Richards Contemporary Art..................207 Scott White Contemporary Art..................406 Skidmore Contemporary Art..................408

Throckmorton Fine Art..........203 Universal Limited Art Editions............................301 William Shearburn Gallery....200 Yares Art Projects..................110 PalmSprings 2012 | 11

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

# 501

Petra Leene, Owner; Ronald Engelsman, Gallery Manager; Brenda Twigt, Assistant Manager Amstel Gallery is a contemporary art gallery, based in the center of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The gallery features international established and emerging artists. The focus is on contemporary photography. Many of our artists can be found in private and museum collections all over the world.

Artists Represented Gregory de la Haba, Andy Moses, Farsad Labbauf, Daniel Maltzman, Jean Wells, Carole A. Feuerman, David Kretschmer, Alex&Felix, Agniet Snoep

Daniel Maltzman, Twiggy, 2011, Acrylic on canvas, 150 x 150 inches

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Artist League Projects 7600 West 27th Street, #225 Minneapolis, MN 55426 612-205-1049 Fax 612-339-4600 www.artistleague.com info@artistleague.com

# 509

Deborah Freeman, Director; Maurice Stone, Associate; Edward Lentsch, Founder Artist League Projects specializes in Contemporary Fine Art. Artists Represented Edward Lentsch, Barbara Roche, Daniel Stern, Coleman Miller, David Bonagurio

Edward Lentsch, Argumentum ad Hominem, 2011, Mixed media on canvas, 100 x 80 inches

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AUREUS Contemporary Providence, RI 401-368-6138 Fax 401-783-6632 www.aureus-contemporary.com info@aureus-contemporary.com

# 106

Kevin Havelton, Director; Andreas Keufer, Director; Claire Dupuy, Gallery Assistant The gallery was created to showcase specific emerging talent from artists residing in both the USA and Europe.

Artists Represented Jeremy Dean, Peter Buechler, Claire Shegog, Karim Hamid, Sara Carter, and Jeff Depner

Karim Hamid, Prom Princess, 2011, Oil On Board, 12 x 16 inches

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

# 401

Bentley Calverley, Director; John Reyes, Director-Secondary Market; Emmett Potter, Primary Market; Craig Randich, Sales Associate Since 1984 Bentley Gallery has introduced its clients to the works of established and emerging contemporary artists in a variety of media.

The gallery’s knowledgeable staff prides itself on its consistent ability to assist in the selection and acquisition of work of both public and private collections. As part of our full service approach, we have developed a reputation as a reliable resource for secondary market work, whether a client is acquiring or de-accessioning significant pieces. We have been privileged to present special exhibitions of such favorites as Frankenthaler, Gottlieb, Close, Dine, and Haring in Scottsdale, and major installations of Bartlett, Steir, and Caro in our 18,000 square foot space in downtown Phoenix.

Artists Represented Charles Arnoldi, Daniel Brice, Lawrence Fodor, Robert Kelly, Ricardo Mazal, Mark Pomilio, Don Reitz, John Sonsini, Devorah Sperber, Pat Steir, Jeremy Thomas

Devorah Sperber, After the Mona Lisa 2, 2005, 5,184 spools of thread, stainless-steel ball chain and hanging apparatus, clear acrylic sphere, metal stand.

85 x 86 inches (thread only) x 60 inches (viewing sphere)

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Caldwell Snyder Gallery

# 508

341 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 415-392-2299 Fax 415-392-4609 www.caldwellsnyder.com • susan@caldwellsnyder.com

1328 Main Street, St. Helena, CA 94574 • 707-200-5050 Susan Snyder, Director; Oliver Caldwell, Director; Roger Azevedo, Senior Consultant Caldwell Snyder Gallery specializes in 21st-century American and European paintings, drawings, sculpture, and limited-edition prints, including major American post-war and emerging contemporary artists. The gallery has developed a particular niche in introducing new collectors to European and Latin American painters and sculptors who have earned a following in their home countries but rarely shown in the United States. Established in 1983 in San Francisco, Caldwell Snyder Gallery has since expanded to two locations: Sutter Street in San Francisco’s renowned Union Square district, and downtown St. Helena, Napa Valley, in the turn-of-the-century Star Building, listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The gallery features a combined 12,000 square feet of exhibition space with shows changing monthly, and is an active member of the San Francisco Art Dealers Association. In addition to mounting exhibitions, gallery staff work closely with private collectors in building their collections, locating works of art, providing art advisory services, and assisting individuals in home or corporate installations. You are most welcome to visit the gallery at any time or to contact us with your inquiries.

Artists Represented Greg Miller, Melissa Chandon, Doug Owen, James Wolanin, Regina Saura, Ross Penhall and many others.

Melissa Chandon, Back Yard Pool with Ocean View, 2012, Acrylic on Panel, 60 x 60 inches

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Christian Hohmann | Fine Art

# 211

73-660 El Paseo, Palm Desert, CA 92260 760-346-4243 Fax 760-346-4246 www,christianhohmann.com • email@christianhohmann.com Christian Hohmann, President

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 Azgoura, Robert Dunahay, Bob Freimark, Gina Gass, Zivana Gojanovich, Eberhard Hückstädt, Thomas Jessen, Denis Jully, Willi Kissmer, Manzur Kargar, Clemens Kindling, Wiebke Kramer, Gabriele Lockstaedt, Gerd Lieder, Heiner Meyer, Neil Nagy, Heinz Rabbow, Thomas Ritter, Peter Schettler, David Schneuer, Karin Voelker, Edward Walton Wilcox, Paul Wunderlich, Rimi Yang. Sculpture: Baerbel Dieckmann, jd hansen, John Helton, Holger Lassen, Siegfried Neuenhausen, Stefan Reichmann, Christopher Schulz, Pierre Schumann, Heinz Spilker

Rimi Yang, Moon Rider, 2012, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 48 inches

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David Floria Gallery 525 E Cooper Ave., Aspen, CO 81611 970-544-5705 www.floriagallery.com

# 102

Linda Clarke, Representative David Floria Gallery exhibits significant contemporary art in all media by internationally acclaimed and emerging artists.

Artists Represented The gallery will feature artworks by internationally known artist James Surls.

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James Surls, Again Me and Rough God, 2010, Oak and Steel, 107 x 50 x 52 inches

David Lawrence Gallery P.O. Box 3702, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 310-666-5858 Fax 310-666-5858 www.davidlawrencegallery.com info@davidlawrencegallery.com

# 103

David Lawrence, Director; Karen Murphy, Sales Director; Ruth Silver, Sales In addition to representing established, mid career artists, and promising new talents, David Lawrence Gallery specializes in the original artwork of celebrated international artists. The Director, David Lawrence, has been instrumental in the development of, and the de-accession of several collections, both institutional and private.

The gallery has for many years published fine prints and multiples.

Artists Represented Bernar Venet, Carlos Almaraz, Ronald Davis, Dennis Hopper, James Rosenquist, John Chamberlain, Robert Graham, David Hockney, Peter Shire, Dan Christensen

Ronald Davis, 127 Pound Butterfly, 1986, Cel-Vinyl Acrylic and Dry Pigment on Canvas, 96 x 66 inches

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

# 400

David Eichholtz, Director/Manager; Richard Barger, Director/Manager; Clayton Porter David Richard Contemporary is located in downtown Santa Fe north of the historic plaza and specializes in Post-War American abstract art including Abstract Expressionism, Color Field, geometric, hardedged, Op, Pop, Minimalism and gestural abstraction in a variety of media. Featuring both historic and contemporary artwork, the gallery represents many established mid to late-career artists who were part of important art historical movements and tendencies that occurred during the 1950s through the 1980s on both the east and west coasts.

The gallery also represents artist estates, emerging artists and offers secondary market works.

Artists Represented Wall Batterton, Billy Al Bengston, Lisa Cahill, Judy Chicago, Peter Chinni, Michael Cook, Jay Davis, Laura de Santillana, Peter Demos, Doug Edge, Merion Estes, Lilly Fenichel, Beverly Fishman, JeanMarie Haessle, Maxwell Hendler, Charles Hinman, Tom Holland, Ward Jackson, Jack Jefferson, Otis Jones, Matsumi Kanemitsu, Marcia Lyons, Beatrice Mandelman, Tom Martinelli, Matthew Penkala, Roland Reiss, Deborah Remington, Richard Roth, David Solomon, Julian Stanczak, Charles Strong, Robert Swain, Jack Zajac

Judy Chicago, Study for Sun Garden, 1971, Sprayed acrylic on acrylic, 30 x 30 inches Photo by Donald Woodman

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Denenberg Fine Arts, Inc.

# 108

417 N. San Vicente Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90048 310-360-9360 Fax 310-499-5244 www.FADA.COM gallery@denenbergfinearts.com 417 N. San Vicente Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90048 310-360-9360

Stuart R Denenberg, President; Beverly Denenberg, Director Denenberg Fine Arts, Inc., established in 1965, actively buys and sells museum-quality American and European paintings, sculpture, drawings and fine graphics dating from the 16th to the 20th century.

Our diverse inventory showcases a wide range of works of art at many levels of value for both beginning and advanced collectors.

The objects for sale are carefully chosen with respect to quality, rarity, and condition. Our private setting permits relaxed viewing and contemplation; we guarantee the authenticity of every item we sell.

We are delighted to be offered the opportunity to make outright purchases.

Artists Represented We are a “secondary market” gallery, and thus do not represent living artists. However, we represent the estates of Edward Hagedorn, Helen Seibert, and Hans Böhler.

William Theophilus Brown, Motorway, 1970, Oil on canvas, 28 x 36 inches

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

# 502A

Jane Eckert, Director; Rhonda Cook, Gallery Manager; Eric Forstmann, Artist Eckert Fine Art is located almost two hours north of New York City.

We have an eclectic body of work ranging from Contemporary giants Rauschenberg, John and Lichtenstein to Nineteenth and early 20th century painters, as well as sculptures by Vaadia, Kalish and Barrett. We are the exclusive representative of the realist painter, Eric Forstmann.

Jane Eckert is Chair of the Director’s Advisory Committee at Mass MoCA. Eckert Fine Art is a member of the Fine Art Dealers Association.

Artists Represented Forstmann, Kalish, Rauschenberg, Close, Mapplethorpe, Rivers

Eric Forstmann, b. 1962, American, Folly, 2012, Oil on Board, 45-1/2 x 22-1/2 inches

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Elins Eagles-Smith Gallery 49 Gear Street, Suite 520, San Francisco, CA 94108 415-981-1080 Fax 415-981-1206 www.eesgallery.com • info@eesgallery.com

# 302

Mel Elins, Vice President; Kim Eagles-Smith, Vice President; Amelia Katkov, Gallery Administrator/Registrar Elins Eagles-Smith Gallery is a 3,100 square foot space designed in 2002 by longtime San Francisco gallery owners Melvin J. Elins and Kim Eagles-Smith. The main focus through the years has been ongoing exhibitions of nationally recognized mid-career artists. In addition, the gallery has featured one person shows by historical twentieth century figures Alexander Calder and Sam Francis.

Another area of interest for the gallery is the San Francisco Bay Area Figurative Movement. This has been expressed through group exhibitions featuring Richard Diebenkorn, Nathan Oliviera, James Weeks and William Theophilus Brown. Elins Eagles-Smith Gallery has participated in several art fairs through the years including those in Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.

Artists Represented Contemporary Artists include: William Theophilus Brown, Kris Cox, Dennis Evans, Raphaelle Goethals, John Goodman, Gary Komarin, Francisco Castro Linero, Ricardo Mazal, Frances McCormack, Timothy McDowell, Kenjilo Nanao, Bob Nugent, Gustavo Ramos Rivera, Hiro Yokose. Twentieth Century Artists Include: Richard Diebenkorn, Sam Francis, Nathan Oliviera, Georgia O’Keefe, David Park, Pablo Picasso, James Weeks

Ricardo Mazal, Untitled, 2012, Oil on canvas, 60 x 60 inches

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Etherton Gallery

# 307

135 S. 6th Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85701 520-624-7370 Fax 520-792-4569 www.ethertongallery.com • info@ethertongallery.com

Terry Etherton, Owner; Hannah Glasston, Director; Daphne Srinivasan, Associate; Dawne Osborne, Registrar Located in the historic Odd Fellows Hall in downtown Tucson, Etherton Gallery has been a destination for photography collectors for over 30 years. The gallery is known for its extensive inventory of 19th, 20th and 21st century photography including Ansel Adams, Harry Callahan, Edward S. Curtis, Ralph Gibson, Emmet Gowin, Mark Klett, Danny Lyon, Richard Misrach, Timothy O’Sullivan,Aaron Siskind, Frederick Sommer and Joel-Peter Witkin. Etherton participates in fine art shows including Art Basel Miami Beach, Photo LA, Classic Photographs LA, and the AIPAD Photography Show. 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, Kate Breakey, Wynn Bullock, Harry Callahan, Paul Caponigro, Linda Connor, Edward S. Curtis, Jack Dykinga, Harold Edgerton, Elliott Erwitt, Lee Friedlander, Flor Garduño, Ralph Gibson, Emmet Gowin, Graciela Iturbide, William Henry Jackson, Ken Josephson, Andre Kertesz, Mark Klett, O. Winston Link, Danny Lyon, Richard Misrach, Wright Morris, Rodrigo Moya, Eadweard Muybridge, Timothy O’Sullivan, Luis Gonzalez Palma, Eliot Porter, Lisa M. Robinson, Ken Rosenthal, 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.

Richard Misrach, Untitled, Plate 33 from the Night Desert series, 1975, vintage split-toned gelatin silver print, 14-3/4 x 14-3/4 inches

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Gallery 16 501 3rd St., San Francisco, CA 94107 415-626-7495 Fax 415-626-8439 www.gallery16.com griff@gallery16.com

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Griff Williams, Director; Troy Peters Gallery 16 was established in 1993 by artist Griff Williams. It is both a contemporary exhibition space and fine art press. Over the past seventeen years the gallery has exhibited and published hundreds of projects by well known and emerging artists alike, including William Kentridge, Mark Grotjahn, Paul Sietsema, Margaret Kilgallen, Harrell Fletcher and Arturo Herrera.

Artists Represented Rex Ray, Michelle Grabner, Jered Sprecher, Deborah Oropallo, Tucker Nichols, Alex Zecca, Maya Hayuk, Alice Shaw.

Rex Ray, Physurea, 2011, Painted paper on stretched linen, 65 x 65 inches

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Gallery Sam

1456 Fourth Street, Berkeley, CA 94710 Tel 510-531-9575 Fax 510-531-0775 gallerysam@pacbell.net http://www.artnet.com/gallery/423916982/gallery-sam.html Evan Morganstein, Director

Art elevates the human spirit in a way that nothing else does. It changes people’s lives, one experience at a time. Not really a product, it’s an emotional experience. Gallery Sam offers quality examples by important American, European, Asian and indigenous artists from the mid-20th century to the present, and our diverse inventory includes more than 800 paintings and sculptures. We showcase many legendary figures of the art world as well as more contemporary artists whose beautiful and emotionally expressive works bring joy and meaning into the lives of discerning collectors worldwide. Although most of our paintings are by well-known artists, we also seek out artists who are overlooked, undervalued and haven’t achieved the celebrity of some of their contemporaries but who nevertheless have painted superior works. The gallery has placed works of art in major public, private, and corporate collections. Our extensive knowledge of the art world spans a wide range of artists and media, allowing us to offer art advisory and curatorial services to all levels of private and corporate collections.

Artists Represented Stanley Boxer, Ernest Briggs, James Brooks, Edward Dugmore, Joseph Fiore, Shirley Goldfarb, Willy Heeks, Roy Lerner, Fred Mitchell, Robert S. Neuman, Alfonso Ossorio, Gabor Peterdi, Peter Reginato, Milton Resnick, John Saccaro, Jon Schueler, Francine Tint

Michael West, Untitled, 1948, Oil on canvas, 31 x 21 inches

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Gerald Peters Gallery 24 East 78th Street, New York, NY 10075 212-628-9760 Fax 212-628-9635 www.gpgallery.com pmarcelle@gpgallery.com

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1011 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 505-954-5700 Fax 505-954-5754 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 Marc Sijan, Dan Rizzie, David Gamble

Marc Sijan, Hand on Shoulder, 2011, Polyester resin and oil paint, 24h x 21w x 23d inches

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Hamamjian Modern

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152 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA 94117 415-290-5220 Fax 415-431-4343 seb@hamamjianmodern.com • www.hamamjianmodern.com 400 Endlich Drive, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 415-290-5220 Fax 415-431-4343

Seb Hamamjian, Owner/Director; Linda Deppmeier, Associate; Lacey Haslam, 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 in-situ exhibitions are mounted each year in concert with significant art fairs.

Artists Represented Garry Knox Bennett, Christopher Benson, Lawrence Fodor, Jylian Gustlin, Doug Glovaski, Lacey Haslam, JP Long, Kara Maria, Lester Marks, Clive McCarthy, Gustavo Ramos Rivera, Harry Siter, Gordon Smedt, Stan Welsh

Jylian Gustlin, Rara Avis 58, 2012, Mixed media on panel with resin, 60 x 60 inches

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Heather James Fine Art 45188 Portola Avenue, Palm Desert, CA 92260 760-346-8926 Fax 760-346-8154 www.heatherjames.com • jim@heatherjames.com

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James Carona, Owner With two fantastic galleries, located in Palm Desert, California and Jackson, Wyoming, Heather James Fine Art offers a rare look into art history’s past and present. Focusing on a wide breadth of genres including cultural art and antiquities, Impressionist and Modern, Post-War and Contemporary, American and Latin American, Old Masters, cutting-edge Contemporary and Photography, the gallery showcases blue chip and cutting edge contemporary art while still maintaining a respect for the integrity of antiquity and classical masterpieces. Heather James Fine Art features regular exhibitions, lectures and tours designed to educate, stimulate and inspire.

Artists Represented Tony de los Reyes, Krisjanis Kaktins-Gorsline, Penelope Gottlieb, Yoshio Ikezaki, Kyoko Ibe, Carlos Luna, Kaoru Mansour, Kour Pour, Lawrence Schiller, Andrew Taylor, Timothy Tompkins, Robert Walker

Andrew Taylor, Balboa, 2011, Oil on linen, 48 x 48 inches

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Hexton Modern and Contemporary

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3170 MacArthur Blvd., Northbrook, IL 60062 847-564-2000 Fax 847-564-1313 www.hextongallery.com • info@hextongallery.com Bob Chase, Owner In 1993, Hexton Gallery opened at 78th and Madison on New York’s Upper East Side. Established by Robert Chase, the gallery expanded upon Chase’s long-standing role in gallery development, artist representation and his extensive work in 20th century master prints and sculpture. Upon moving to its Chicago location, the gallery initiated its contemporary publishing and artist representation program. Hexton’s staff includes over 45 years of art consultant experience, as well as a veteran art production team working in collaboration with today’s most celebrated talents.

Artists Represented America Now and Here, Marc Chagall, Salvador Dali, Eric Fischl, Frederick Hart, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Robin Rhode and Fred Tomaselli

Eric Fischl, Untitled, 2011, Unique monotype with hand-painted lithography ink & poured resin, 40 x 30 inches

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Ikon Ltd. Fine Art 2525 Michigan Ave. G4, Santa Monica, CA 90404 310-828-6629 Fax 310-828-4001 www.ikonltd.com ikonltd@earthlink.net

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Kay Richards, Owner; Greg Abramson, Director Ikon Ltd. specializes in prints and works on paper from Contemporary and Modern Masters.

Artists Represented Warhol, Rauschenberg, Basquiat, Ruscha, Wesselmann, Hirst, Haring, Lichtenstein, Muniz, Holzer and Kruger

Andy Warhol, Marilyn (F & S 25), 1967, Silkscreen, 36 x 36 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 Leisa and David Austin, Owners; Molly McIntosh, Director; Danielle Hargate, Administrative Director; Amanda Emmett, Gallery Assistant Founded in 1991, Imago Galleries is considered one of the West Coast’s premier contemporary galleries. At nearly 18,000-squarefeet, the gallery is often mistaken for a museum. More than an architectural icon, owners Leisa & David Austin strive for curatorial excellence in bringing groundbreaking exhibitions of the highest caliber to the Desert, as they celebrate more than two decades in the Palm Springs area.

Artists Represented Charles Arnoldi, Jennifer Bartlett, Dale Chihuly, Sam Gilliam, Robert Graham, Don Gummer, Peter Halley, Bryan Hunt, Karen LaMonte, Ed Moses, Mel Ramos, William Wegman, and Tom Wesselmann

Mel Ramos, Babee, 2011, Oil on canvas, 36-1/4 x 28-3/4 inches

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Charles Arnoldi, Volcano Log Jam III, 1982, acrylic on plywood, branches, 90 x 160 inches

Tom Wesselmann, Study for Oval Leg with Portrait, 1968, Oil on canvas, 8 x 13 inches.

Photo: Jeffrey Sturges

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Jenkins Johnson Gallery

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464 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 415-677-0770 Fax 415-677-0780 www.jenkinsjohnsongallery.com • sf@jenkinsjohnsongallery.com 521 West 26th Street - 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212-629-0707 Fax 212-677-0770 Karen Jenkins-Johnson, Owner; David Carmona, Director; Karen Gilbert, Assistant Director

Established in 1996, Jenkins Johnson Gallery is dedicated to an intermedia approach of showcasing contemporary emerging, mid-career, and established artists working in painting, photography, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, video, and installation. Our artists are linked by their commitment to technical mastery and content driven work that focuses on societal issues, critical reflection, and our perceptions of reality. We strive to expand our stable by embracing and promoting artists burgeoning in their fields as innovators.

Artists Represented Nicolas Africano, Ben Aronson, Meghan Boody, Melissa Cooke, Nathaniel Donnett, Lalla Essaydi, Tim Etchells, Scott Fraser, Julia Fullerton-Batten, Courtney Johnson, Daniel Ludwig, Adia Millett, Julian Opie, Zak OvĂŠ, Yigal Ozeri, Polixeni Papapetrou, Scott Prior, Skip Steinworth, Francesca Sundsten, Felandus Thames, Timotheus Tomicek, Hiroshi Watanabe

Nicolas Africano, Untitled, 2011, Cast glass, 20 1/2 x 15 1/4 x 11 1/2 inches

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Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art

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1880 Century Park East, Suite 100, Los Angeles, CA 90067 310-277-4997 Fax 310-277-4881 www.novakart.com • jnca@novakart.com Jonathan Novak, President; Xiliary Twil; Michael McCurry, Preparator; Janelle White, Administrator

Since 1978, Jonathan Novak has been a source for Contemporary American and European art specifically representing artists Sam Francis and Jim Dine. With a wide-ranging inventory consisting of paintings, drawings, sculpture, and prints, one may find significant examples by artists Charles Arnoldi, John Baeder, Robert Bechtle, Fernando Botero, Alexander Calder, Joseph Cornell, Richard Diebenkorn, Jim Dine, Jean Dubuffet, Richard Estes, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, Ralph Goings, David Hockney, Don Jacot, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Motherwell, James Rosenquist, Ed Ruscha, Niki de St. Phalle, Saul Steinberg, Frank Stella, Donald Sultan, Wayne Thiebaud, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann and many more.

Artists Represented Charles Arnoldi, John Baeder, Robert Bechtle, Fernando Botero, Alexander Calder, Joseph Cornell, Richard Diebenkorn, Jim Dine, Jean Dubuffet, Richard Estes, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, Ralph Goings, David Hockney, Don Jacot, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Motherwell, James Rosenquist, Ed Ruscha, Niki de St. Phalle, Saul Steinberg, Frank Stella, Donald Sultan, Wayne Thiebaud, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann and many more.

Jim Dine, Red Rider, 2011, Acrylic, charcoal and sand on canvas, 72 x 60 inches

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Joseph Bellows Gallery

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7661 Girard Avenue, La Jolla, CA 92037 858-456-5620 Fax 858-456-5621 www.josephbellows.com • info@josephbellows.com

Joseph Bellows, Owner; Zack Gemmell, Assistant Director; Carol Lee Brosseau, Gallery Associate Joseph Bellows Gallery was established in 1998, and is a member of the Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD).

Joseph Bellows is currently on the board of directors of AIPAD. The gallery features rotating exhibitions of both historic and contemporary works drawn from the gallery’s collection.

Artists Represented Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams, Bill Arnold, Kurt Baasch, Oscar Bailey, John Banasiak, Thomas Barrow, Virginia Beahan, Jayne Hinds Bidaut, Jay Boersma, Samuel Bourne, Kate Breakey, Anne Brigman, Nacio Jan Brown, Wynn Bullock, Harry Callahan, Camera Work, Debbie Fleming Caffery, Paul Caponigro, Arthur D. Chapman, J. Walter Collinge, Linda Connor, Diane Cook, Imogen Cunningham, Joseph Dankowski, William Dassonville, Bevan Davies, Andre de Dienes, Beth Dow, David T. Hanson, Declan Haun, Len Jenshel, Charles Johnstone, Arnold Kramer, Wayne Lazorik, Joanne Leonard, Laura Letinsky, Randal Levenson, Michael Light, Phyllis Dearborn Massar, Edward P. McMurtry, Dana Montlack, William Mortensen, Nickolas Muray, Enrico Natali, Carol Panaro-Smith & James Hajicek, John Pfahl, J. John Priola, Stephen Salmieri, George Schumacher, Susan Seubert, Camille Solyagua, Wayne Sorce, Joni Sternbach, Edward Sturr, Jack D. Teemer, Jr., Ruth Thorne-Thomsen, Arthur Tress, Todd Walker, Alex Webb, Brett Weston, Edward Weston, Jo Whaley, Minor White, Terry Wild

Terry Wild, Pontiac Grand Prix, Los Angeles, 1972, Vintage gelatin silver print, 5 x 7-1/2 inches

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Julina Togonon Fine Arts San Francisco, CA 415-568-8305 www.julinatogononfinearts.com julina@julinatogononfinearts.com

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Julina Togonon, Director; Rafael Musni, Art Consultant For over 15 years, Julina Togonon Fine Arts, formerly known as Togonon Gallery, has assisted private, corporate and museum collections discover and select art to meet their unique needs.

Julina Togonon Fine Arts distinguishes its art selection by combining experimental work with historically significant work. We represent U.S. and international artists in genres of painting, photography, and sculpture. We are listed as one of the “Top 100 Best Places to Buy Contemporary Art in San Francisco” in The Stark Guide (www. thestarkguide.com). Condé Nast Traveler short-listed Togonon Gallery as one of the best stops for photography collecting in San Francisco in its Collectors’ Edition of May 2010. Julina Togonon Fine Arts is a member of the San Francisco Art Dealers Association.

Artists Represented Leo Valledor, Luis Gutierrez, Gordon Cook, John Haley

Leo Valledor, Last Tangle, 1976, acrylic on canvas, 10 x 9 feet

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Leslie Sacks Fine Art, Brentwood

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11640 San Vicente Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90049 310-820-9448 www.lesliesacks.com • gallery@lesliesacks.com Leslie Sacks, Principal; Lee Spiro, Director Leslie Sacks Fine Art specializes in fine prints and works on paper by modern and contemporary European and American masters. Leslie Sacks Fine Art also represents a select roster of important mid-career contemporary artists including Shane Guffogg, Minjung Kim and Jon Krawczyk.

Artists Represented Georges Braque, Marc Chagall, Chuck Close, Richard Diebenkorn, Jim Dine, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, Shane Guffogg, David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Wassily Kandinsky, Ellsworth Kelly, Minjung Kim, Jon Krawczyk, Roy Lichtenstein, Andre Masson, Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, Robert Motherwell, Jules Pascin, Pablo Picasso, Ed Ruscha, Frank Stella, Wayne Thiebaud, Edouard Vuillard, Andy Warhol

David Hockney, Views of Hotel Well III, from The Moving Focus Series, 1985 Lithograph in artist-designed frame, 48 1/2 x 40 inches (sheet)

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Lisa Sette Gallery 4142 North Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480-990-7342 Fax 480-970-0825 www.lisasettegallery.com sette@lisasettegallery.com

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Lisa Sette, Director; Duane D. Smith, Associate Director; Ashley Rice, Director of Photography For more than 25 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 Rachel Bess, Huang Binyan, Enrique Chagoya, Kim Cridler, Binh Danh, Angela Ellsworth, Alan Bur Johnson, Jessica Joslin, Mark Klett, Mayme Kratz, David Kroll, Carrie Marill, Luis Gonzalez Palma, Fiona Pardington, Julianne Swartz, James Turrell, William Wegman

Mayme Kratz, Circle Dream 34, 2011, Resin and bird of paradise seeds on panel 36 x 36 inches

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Madison Gallery 1020 Prospect, Ste. 130, La Jolla, CA 92037 858-459-0836 Fax 858-459-0790 www.madisongalleries.com info@madisongalleries.com

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Lorna York, Founder/Owner; Malissa Saghatchi, Director; Erin Pierro, Art 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, Valerie Daval, Matt Devine, Richard Erdman, Jylian Gustlin, Maggie Hasbrouck, Michael Kalish, Michael Kessler, Jaehyo Lee, Luc Leestemaker, Richard Roblin, Michael Shemchuk, James Verbicky

Lori Cozen-Geller, Au Revoir I, 2011, Ferrari Auto Paint on Wood, 64 x 97 x 3.5 inches

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Mark Wolfe Contemporary presents Referendum Project

1 Sutter Street Suite 300, San Francisco, CA 94104 415-369-9404 Fax 415-369-9405 www.referendumproject.com • jud@referendumproject.com 98 Martha Ave., San Francisco, CA 94131 • 415-823-7894 Jud Bergeron, Director of Referendum Project Referendum Project was formed by a group of like minded artists who share a visual perspective. Our goal is to present our work through different venues including online, pop up galleries and art fairs. We have partnered with Mark Wolfe Contemporary for this project.

Founded in 2005, Wolfe Contemporary is dedicated to the principle of exposition in visual art. Accordingly, our curatorial mission is to provide epiphanic visual experiences that compel audiences to adopt new modes of observing, processing, and decoding visual information that eventually become a permanent part of how they perceive and respond to the world around them. We take great pride in having mounted the “first-ever” shows of several established and emerging artists from across the US, Europe, South America and China in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Artists Represented Jud Bergeron, Joe Sorren, Mario Martinez (Mars-1), Damon Soule, Albert DiCruttalo, Wayne Shaffer

Jud Bergeron, The Crystalline Baby, 2011, Fabricated Steel, Automotive Paint, Found Chair, 48 x 24 x 22

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Michael H. Lord Gallery

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1090 N. Palm Canyon Drive Palm Springs, CA 92262 760-699-8957 Fax 760-699-8962 www.michaelhlordgallery.com art@michaelhlordgallery.com Michael Lord, Owner; Sam Heaton, Gallery Director Contemporary American and European Paintings, Photography, and Works on Paper, since 1978.

Sculpture,

Artists Represented Robert Beauchamp, Michael Childers, George Condo, Carlo D’Alessio, David Einstein, Christopher Georgesco, Betty Gold, Grace Hartigan, Leland Y. Lee, Don Morris, Georgia O’Keeffe, David Salle, Mike Rebholz, Roger Selden, Frank Stella

David Salle, Yellow Angel, 2001, Acrylic on canvas, 57 x 68 inches

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Paul Thiebaud Gallery 645 Chestnut Street, San Francisco, CA 94133 415-434-3055 Fax 415-434-3057 www.paulthiebaudgallery.com info@paulthiebaudgallery.com

Kelly Purcell, Director; Morgan Schauffler, Gallery Associate, Aldo Valdez, Chief Preparator Paul Thiebaud Gallery focuses on contemporary American art with an emphasis on painters and sculptors from the San Francisco Bay Area. Though well-known for an emphasis on Bay Area figuration, we broadened our scope to include contemporary painters from across the US. PTG represents emerging painters as well as those mid-career or well-established. The gallery also regularly presents exhibitions devoted to modern art by American and European artists such as de Kooning, Kline, and Morandi.

Artists Represented Laura Adler, Michael Beck, Tom Birkner, Stephen Coyle, Fred Dalkey, Eileen David, David Fertig, Kim Frohsin, Ray Kleinlein, Catherine Maize, Grace Munakata, Ed Musante, Celia Reisman, Pam Sheehan, Paul Stempen, Vonn Sumner, Wayne Thiebaud, Michael Tompkins, Suong Yangchareon

Wayne Thiebaud, Crudites, 2009, Oil on canvas, 16 x 12 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, Director Since 1993 the Peter Blake Gallery has exhibited some of the most important artists to show in California, including Lita Albuquerque, Peter Alexander, John Altoon, Charles Arnoldi, Tony Berlant, Mary Corse, Tony Delap, Llyn Foulkes, Joe Goode, Robert Graham, Marcia Hafif, Frederick Hammersley, James Hayward, Scot Heywood, Ed Moses, Gwynn Murrill, Peter Shelton, John Sonsini, and John Virtue.

Since 2008, the gallery has focused on minimal abstraction and monochromatic painting, and has established itself as a platform for reductive art.

Artists Represented Lita Albuquerque, Stephanie Bachiero, Steve Burtch, Alex Couwenberg, Jimi Gleason, James Hayward, Scot Heywood, Eric Johnson, Victor Kreiden, Andy Moses, Ed Moses, Ruth Pastine, Gregg Renfrow

Lita Albuquerque, Solar Vacillation, 2011, Pigment on panel, gold leaf on resin 30 x 30 inches

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Quint Contemporary Art 7547 Girard Avenue, La Jolla, CA 92037 858-454-3409 Fax 858-454-3421 www.quintgallery.com • info@quintgallery.com

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Mark Quint, Owner; Ben Strauss-Malcolm, Director; Sarah TrujilloPorter, Office Manager; Nina Makosch, PR & Gallery Coordinator Quint Contemporary Art (QCA) was founded in 1981 and has been a fixture on the San Diego art scene ever since. The gallery exhibits contemporary painting, sculpture, installations, drawings, prints and multimedia works by both emerging and established artists. Some of the artists in the gallery’s over 280 exhibitions have included Manny Farber, Sol Lewitt, Roman Opalka, Kim MacConnel, Dan Flavin, Ryan McGinness, Mel Bochner and Robert Irwin. The exciting exhibition schedule has kept QCA on the cutting edge of contemporary art in Southern California, bringing artists from all over the country and the globe to San Diego. For over nearly thirty years QCA has facilitated the placement of art in private, corporate, public and museum collections. QCA also collaborates closely with private collectors and public institutions to realize bold, exciting commissioned work by some of the leading artists of today.

Artists Represented Kelsey Brookes, Roman de Salvo, Manny Farber Estate, Thomas Glassford, Jay Johnson, Gary Lang, Jean Lowe, Kim MacConnel, Lee Materazzi, Ryan McGinness, Roy McMakin, Lincoln Schatz

Kim MacConnel, 4 Panel Rabbit, 2010, Enamel on wood panel, 92 x 92 x 2-1/2 inches

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Richard Levy Gallery 514 Central Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102 505-766-9888 Fax 505-242-4279 www.levygallery.com • info@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 (most recently Art Miami and PULSE New York). 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. Richard Levy Gallery is a participating partner in the International Symposium for Electronic Arts (ISEA) 2012.

Artists Represented William Betts, Louise Bourgeois, Vija Celmins, Constance DeJong, Teo Gonzalez, Alex Katz, Jeff Kellar, Jeff Koons, David LaChapelle, Scott Peterman, Thomas Ruff, Mickalene Thomas, Tom Waldron, James Westwater

Ed Ruscha, BLISS BUCKET, 2010, Lithograph, 28-1/2 x 28-1/2 inches,

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Robert Green Fine Arts 154 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Vallery, CA 94941 415-381-8776 www.rgfinearts.com rgfa@sbcglobal.net

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Robert Green; Charlotte Bernstrom The gallery exhibits primarily colorfield, abstract expressionist work by painters that thoroughly take advantage of the sensually evocative nature of color and form.

Artists Represented Sam Francis, John Grillo, Ed Moses, Paul Jenkins, Bill Barrett (sculpture), Mark Erickson, Charlotte Bernstrom, James Shay, Colleen Leof, Mary Jones

Paul Jenkins, Phenomena Wind Arch, 2009, Acrylic and watercolor on paper, 60 x 40 inches

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Sarah Bain Gallery 110 W. Birch Street, Suite 1 Brea, CA 90631 714-990-0500 Fax 714-990-0530 www.sarahbaingallery.com info@Sarahbaingallery.com

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Sally Waranch Rajcic, Owner/Director; Michael McNamara, Assistant Director Sarah Bain Gallery represents emerging and mid career artists with an emphasis on figurative art with strong conceptual themes Artists Represented Ray Doney, Alyssa Monks, Lee Price, Ray Turner & Pamela Wilson

Ray Turner, Untiltled #26, 2011, Monotype, 26 x 22 inches

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Scott Richards Contemporary Art

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251 Post Street, Suite 425, San Francisco, CA 94108 415-788-5588 Fax 415-788-5580 www.srcart.com gallery@srcart.com

Scott Richards, Owner, Alina Richards, Owner; Dana DeKalb, Director With more than 20 years of experience, Scott Richards Contemporary Art has established a strong presence in the international art arena.

Exhibiting artworks in both traditional and alternative media, the gallery represents a roster of established and emerging contemporary artists, while also offering a selection of quality works by 20th century masters.

Artists Represented Peter Anton, Richard Anuszkiewicz, Charles Arnoldi, Tor Archer, Tim Bavington, Martin DiGirolamo, Chris Dorosz, Carole Feuerman, Peter Fox, Sam Francis, James Gucwa, Melinda Hackett, Patrick Hughes, Robert Indiana, Cheryl Kelley, Jeremy Kidd, Manuel Neri, Dario PerezFlores, Danny Perkins, Steve Perrault, Peter & Madeline Powell, Mel Ramos, Robert Silvers, David Michael Smith, Tom Wesselmann, William Wood, Eric Zammitt

Tim Bavington, Heart Above Head 4, 2011, Synthetic polymer on canvas 64 x 64 inches

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Scott White Contemporary Art 7655 Girard Ave. Ste 101, La Jolla, CA 92037 858-255-8574 Fax 858-255-8577 www.scottwhiteart.com info@scottwhiteart.com

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Scott White, Director; Kathleen Crain, Associate Director; Brian Lockhart, Preparator Scott White Contemporary Art has been assisting in the development of private and public collections since 1991. We are deeply committed to representing and promoting the finest modern and contemporary artists from around the world. Our exhibition program has grown to include top established artists and secondary market works, as well as cultivate the careers of artists on the verge of breaking into the spotlight.

Artists Represented Ross Bleckner, David Adey, Mike & Doug Starn, Claudia Alvarez, Steinunn Thorarinsdottir, Stefanie Schneider, Bernar Venet, Tony Oursler, Donald Sultan, Miriam Cabessa, Victor Rodriguez, De Wain Valentine, Ruth Pastine, Ken Bortolazzo, Yigal Ozeri, Peter Ambrose, and others.

Stefanie Schneider, White Trash Beautiful, 1999, Analog c-print, 49 x 49 inches

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Skidmore Contemporary Art Bergamot Station, 2525 Michigan Avenue, D-2 Santa Monica, CA 90404 310-828-5070 www.skidmorecontemporaryart.com info@skidmorecontemporaryart.com Lia Skidmore, Director

Skidmore Contemporary Art specializes in Contemporary Art. Artists Represented Jennifer Bain, Kevin Chupik, Scott Covert, Robert Charles Dunahay, Dave Lefner, Ann Lofquist, Tom McKinley, Kelly Reemtsen, Brighton Smith, Robert Townsend, Hooper Turner, Neil Wax, Dennis Ziemienski

Kelly Reemtsen, Pretty With Pink, 2011, Oil on panel, 44 x 44 inches

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Sue Greenwood Fine Art 330 North Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 949-494-0669 Fax 949-494-0689 www.suegreenwoodfineart.com info@suegreenwoodfineart.com

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Sue Greenwood, Owner / Director; Suzanne Billik-Milora, Assistant Director; Maria O’Malley, Assistant Director, Emery VanZandt, Graphics 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 forty highly refined and distinctive emerging, midcareer and established artists from across the United States.

Artists Represented Andrew Burgess, John Brosio, Sherry Karver, Mary-Austin Klein, Jason Kowalski, Robert LaDuke, Francis Livingston, David Lyle, Glenn Ness, Siddharth Parasnis, Scott Yeskel

Glenn Ness, Stars Hotel, 2011, Oil on canvas, 48 x 36 inches

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Susan Teller Gallery 568 Broadway, Room 502A, New York, NY 10012 212-914-7335 Fax 212-941-7336 susantellergallery.com info@susantellergallery.com

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Susan Teller, Owner; William Teller The Gallery features American paintings and works on paper from the 1920s to the 1950s, including the WPA Era, the Industrial/Urban Scene, Modernism, and Surrealism.

Artists Represented Blashko, James Daugherty, Howard Daum, Dorothy Dehner, Theodore Haupt, Fannie Hillsmith, Dorothy Browdy Kushner, Hugh Mesibov, Claire Mahl Moore, Jean Morrison Becker, Angelo Pinto, Bernard Rosenquit, Anne Ryan, Louis Schanker, Ben Shahn, Judith Shahn, Fred Shane, Mitchell Siporin, William E. Smith, Harry Sternberg, Ansei Uchima, and Lynd Ward

Theodore Haupt, The Three Graces, 1941, Oil on canvas, 32 x 40 inches

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Thomas Paul Fine Art with the Cheech Marin Collection 7270 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036 323-525-0444 Fax 323-525-0448 www.tpaulfineart.com • info@tpaufineart.com

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Thomas Paul, Owner/Director; Sierra Lebaron Mellinger, Associate Director For Thomas Paul, 2012 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 Los Angeles fine art 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 Rick Araluce, John Baeder, Donna Brookman, Judy Dater, Gayle Donahue, Herb Jackson, Margaret Keelan, Sandrine Kern, William Nichols Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison, Harrison Storms, Patssi Valdez, Jo Whaley, John Reiff Williams and important 20th and 21st century Contemporary American Art

David Hockney, Walking Past Two Chairs, 1984-86, Color lithograph on paper overlaid with color screen print on plexiglass, 28.2 x 45.7 inches (71.6 x 116 cm)

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Throckmorton Fine Art

145 East 57th Street 3FL, New York, NY 10022 212-223-1059 Fax 212-223-1937 www.throckmorton-nyc.com • info@throckmorton-nyc.com Kraige Block, Director; Spencer Throckmorton, President; Norberto Rivera, Registrar

Throckmorton Fine Art, Inc. is an art gallery based in New York City. We specialize in vintage and contemporary photography, preColumbian art and textiles, and early Chinese Buddhist sculpture and archaic Chinese jades. The gallery’s extensive inventory includes major works of museum quality. We are committed to showing works by established as well as emerging artists. The gallery is unusual in that we encompass a wide variety of material in many mediums: photography, textiles, paintings, works on paper, and sculpture. In addition, the gallery offers a wide range of curatorial and design installation services.

Artists Represented Ruven Afanador, Mario Algaze, Marilyn Bridges, Lucien Clergue, Christian Cravo, Valdir Cruz, Flor Garduno, Graciela Iturbide, Manuel Alvarez-Bravo, Tina Modotti, Edward Weston, Martin Chambi, Jonathan Singer

Lucien Clergue, Andree in New York, 1987, Cibachrome, 20 x 16 inches

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

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Bill Goldston, Director Universal Limited Art Editions, Inc. (ULAE) is a fine art print publisher located in Bay Shore, New York founded in 1957 by Tatyana Grosman.

Her vision was to make original lithographs and artist books, and she began working with artists such as Larry Rivers, Jasper Johns, and Robert Rauschenberg. Bill Goldston joined Grosman in 1969 and has since worked with younger artists and master printers in the mediums of stone and offset lithography, intaglio, woodcut, digital printing, and bookmaking to continue Grosman’s legacy. Today ULAE is represented in the collections of many major museums including The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC, Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Tate Gallery in London and the National Art Museum of China in Beijing. The Museum of Modern Art in New York began acquiring the first impression of every edition published by ULAE in 1960 and still continues that tradition today.

Artists Represented Lee Bontecou, Cecily Brown, Mary Callery, Enrique Chagoya, Amy Cutler, Jim Dine, Carroll Dunham, Mark Fox, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, R. Buckminster Fuller, Ellen Gallagher, Orly Genger, Robert Goodnough, Maurice Grosman, Jane Hammond, Grace Hartigan, Bill Jensen, Jasper Johns, Joey Kotting, Julian Lethbridge, Rosa Loy, Suzanne McClelland, Jason Middlebrook, Robert Motherwell, Elizabeth Murray, Barnett Newman, Claes Oldenberg, Robert Rauschenberg, Larry Rivers, James Rosenquist, Susan Rothenberg, Ed Ruscha, Edwin Schlossberg, James Siena, Kiki Smith, Richard Tuttle, Cy Twombly, Tam Van Tran, Terry Winters, Zachary Wollard, Lisa Yuskavage.

Jasper Johns, Untitled, 2011, Intaglio, 43-1/2 x 33-5/8 inches

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

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William Shearburn, Owner; Katherine Rodway, Director William Shearburn Gallery, founded in St. Louis, Missouri in 1992, focuses on post-war American prints, paintings, works on paper and sculpture.

Artists Represented Peter Anton, Donald Baechler, John Chamberlain, Jim Dine, Caio Fonseca, Joseph Havel, Robert Kelly, Joanne Lefrak, Andrew Millner, Robert Motherwell, Ken Price, Robert Rauschenberg, Donald Sultan, Frank Stella, Bernar Venet

Donald Baechler, Flowers, 2008, Bronze, 71 x 46 x 12 inches

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Yares Art Projects 123 Grant Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501 505-984-0044 Fax 505-984-0047 www.yaresartprojects.com contact@yaresartprojects.com Dennis Yares, Owner; Manuel Garcia 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, Sean Cavanaugh, Gene Davis, Thomas Downing, Friedel Dzubas, Rico Eastman, Helen Frankenthaler, Douglas Kent Hall, Hans Hofmann, Martin Horowitz, Morris Louis, Joan Mitchell, Jules Olitski, Jeff Overlie, Esteban Vicente.

Hans Hofmann, Amphibious Beast, 1946, Oil on canvas, 40 x 60 inches

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Milton Avery, Trees by Southern Sea, 1959, Oil on canvas, 30 x 38 inches

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

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