Aqua Art Miami Fair Guide 2014

FAIR GUIDE

Aqua - December 3-7 The Aqua Hotel 1530 Collins Avenue | Miami Beach, FL 33139 (Between Espanola Way & 16th St.) VIP Preview Wednesday, December 3 | 3 pm - 10 pm Access for Aqua | Art Miami | CONTEXT VIP Cardholders & Press

General Admission: Thursday, December 4 12 pm – 9 pm Friday, December 5 11 am – 9 pm

Saturday, December 6 11 am – 9 pm Sunday, December 7 11 am – 6 pm

Fairgoers will have unlimited access to the daily shuttle buses that will connect Art Miami and CONTEXT with Aqua Art Miami and the Miami Beach Convention Center, as well as Art Miami’s hospitality partner, the JW Marriott Marquis Miami.

We’re thrilled to have partnered with the on demand transportation service Uber to provide new Uber users a free ride (up to $20) to or from Aqua. Use code: AQUART14.

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Aqua Art Miami is pleased to present the 2014 Edition, celebrating the fair’s 10th Anniversary and its second since joining the Art Miami family of fairs. Since 2005, Aqua has been established as one of the top fairs during Miami Art Week, recognized for presenting vibrant and noteworthy international art programs with a particular emphasis in supporting young and established galleries with strong emerging and early-to-mid-career artists.

This exciting year continues Aqua’s evolution as we integrate this mission with the expanded amenities and infrastructure that are the signatures of the Art Miami fairs. The result is a dynamic mix of established galleries and young exhibitors fresh to the Miami scene, selected by our new Advisory Committee and shown amongst an engaging and immersive environment lasting throughout the week.

In addition to Aqua, we hope to also welcome you to Art Miami and CONTEXT, courtesy of the continuous shuttle service between Aqua, Art Basel Miami Beach at the Convention Center, and Art Miami and CONTEXT in Wynwood’s Arts District.

A very special thanks to our sponsors and partners, the returning galleries who have contributed to Aqua’s success over the past ten years, and the new exhibitors who have joined us from throughout North and South America, Europe and Asia. Most importantly, we would like to thank you - our patrons. Whether you are a loyal collector or new visitor, we hope you will enjoy the galleries, special programs, installations and events at Aqua Art Miami 2014, and look forward to seeing you frequently throughout the week!

Jennifer Jacobs Fair Director | Aqua Art Miami Aqua Art Miami 2014 Advisory Committee Mat Gleason, Coagula Curatorial Robert Walden & Henry Chung, Robert Henry Contemporary Nancy Toomey, Toomey Tourell Fine Art

www.aquaartmiami.com

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SPONSORS + PARTNERS Aqua would like to gratefully acknowledge the generous support of its 2014 sponsors and partners

OFFICIAL SPONSORS:

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SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS MK GUTH | ADVICE STATION | ROOM 202 Presented by Elizabeth Leach Gallery M.K. Guth is a visual artist working in video, photography, sculpture, performance and inter-active based exchange projects. Small shifts in what is familiar amplify human presence and speak to the intricacies of social relations in MK Guth’s work. Her videos depart form everyday scenarios into the site of fiction as an entry point to more complicated issues of identity and self and her sculptural installations often act as visual containers for audience interaction.

Advice Station is part psychiatry office and part information booth where visitors can sit and talk about their experiences and offer their tips, pointers and opinions about the art fairs in Miami. In exchange visitors will be asked to offer advice that will be added to the collective advice receptacle from which future visitors can gain wisdom. The advice collected from visitors in the room will be included in a book that can be ordered and shipped after the fair.

ARTSLANT | ROOM 124 The online network and magazine ArtSlant presents the results of its yearlong contest leading up to a special exhibition at Aqua Art Miami. The open call to artists worldwide was juried by a panel of international art luminaries who selected several finalists for this annual opportunity to gain invaluable exposure during Art Week.

DESIGN AT AQUA | INDUSTRY GALLERY | ROOM 214 Celebrating the blurring lines between all artistic mediums, Industry Gallery from Los Angeles/DC presents an immersive installation re-envisioning the hotel penthouse as a modern design showcase, exploring surrealism and the avant-garde in contemporary design. Industry will also be sponsoring a small pop-up installation in the Aqua Art Miami courtyard featuring the 3D jewelry of designer Jenny Wu of LACE. The intricately detailed pieces extend from her avant-garde architectural work, merging her modern design sensibilities with the latest in 3-D printing technology and material. Industry will also host a party in the courtyard for design aficionados, arts professionals and the fashion press on Saturday, December 6 from 11-1 PM. aqua | 5

AQUA ART MIAMI PERFORMANCE PROGRAM Curated by Mat Gleason of Coagula Curatorial, sponsor of this year’s video lounge.

UNRAVELED IN AQUA Performance Intervention by AMY KAPPS

December 3

“Unraveled (in Aqua)” is literally the unraveling of over 1700 ft of flagging tape that begins as a “dress” and results in a trail marking Kapps’ journey through the day. Tied to a fixed starting point, her route will intersect paths dictated by the architecture, people and objects within the space. In her own physical twirling, Kapps will circulate through the Aqua Hotel grounds welcoming conversation and detours. Order, manifested in the form of the dress, is unraveled to reveal the human body unadorned. (Well, almost.)

ASSEMBLING HEAVEN’S COLLECTION December 3 Performance Intervention by MICHAEL MCCALL In “Assembling Heaven’s Collection” Michael McCall will be conjuring up the spirit of Walter Hopps, famed curator and past director of the Menil Museum of Houston, Texas, and an old friend of McCall. Walter Hopps founded the Ferus Gallery along with Ed Kienholz during the late ‘50s in Los Angeles, then later moved on to become curator and director of the Pasadena Museum. The Ferus has been credited with putting Los Angeles on the contemporary art map.

While wearing a stylish suit once owned and worn by Hopps, McCall will attempt to make trades during the evening with anyone who wants to be in Heaven’s Art Collection. McCall will be communicating with the late, esteemed curator during the performance, as Hopps has been asked by “The Almighty” in heaven to find better artworks for the Pearly Gates Collection. McCall will use paper money and coinage from various countries where Hopps visited during his travels for the Menil Museum, as well as his travels for the Guggenheim Museum. Hopps organized and curated both the Rauschenberg (’97) and the Rosenquist (’03) retrospectives for the Guggenheim Museum.

Hopps rarely if ever took the time to exchange foreign money back to dollars upon returning from his travels and representatives of his estate recently gave the money to McCall. The money had been kept in storage since the esteemed art figure’s passing in 2005. McCall will use Hopps’ money to trade for artworks, and the pieces procured during the performance will consequently be shipped to Heaven by a courier to be named at a later date.

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AQUA PERFORMANCES ARTISTS ANONYMOUS Performance by KAREN FINLEY

December 4 – 6 | 2 PM

Do you have a problem with art? Do you need help with that problem? If so, Karen Finley and the Aqua Art Miami Fair are here for you.

Held on three days of the fair at 2pm, Artists Anonymous are open meetings for visitors who feel that their lives have been affected by art making, the art world, and/or the troubles of maintaining a creative life and career. The meetings offer the group a space to consider and reflect on challenges that we encounter as artists, arts professionals and art-lovers.

Reimagining the form of a 12-step program, each meeting will begin with a brief topic or prompt, or a creative exercise for consideration by Karen Finley. Guest artist speakers will join each meeting and offer testimonials of transformation.

Artists will be able to share, address the prompt, offer gratitude, or vocalize an issue that they are going through. Other exercises will be explored during these sessions.

The meetings are free with coffee available but seating is extremely limited.

Email Coagula Curatorial (88gallery@gmail. com) to reserve your seats. Choose Thursday December 4, Friday December 5 or Saturday December 6 at 2 PM in the Coagula Curatorial room at Aqua Miami. Karen’s performance is approximately 90 minutes in duration and participatory in sections.

PSYCHIC PORTRAITS One on One Performance by KAREN FINLEY

December 4 – 6 | 4:30-6 PM

Anyone can have a psychic read their aura, but what about an artist painting a picture of what your psychic energy reveals? Karen Finley will be painting psychic portraits in the Aqua Art Miami courtyard at 4:30-6 PM on Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons. These half-hour one-on-one performance sessions are strictly between artist and subject.

The result is a portrait of what Karen sees within you, a tongue in cheek toying with new age sentimentality but a transformative interaction with a renowned performance artist nonetheless. The portrait is yours to keep. To purchase your session, visit the Coagula Video Lounge – which will be featuring historic and contemporary video and digital art by Karen Finley or email Coagula Curatorial (88gallery@gmail. com) ahead of the fair.

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PARTICIPATING EXHIBITORS

ANTONIO COLOMBO ARTE CONTEMPORANEA

ROOM 111

Via Solferino 44, 20121 Milan, Italy 39 02 29060171 www.colomboarte.com info@colomboarte.com ARTISTS Clayton Brothers, Carlos Donjuan, El Gato Chimney, Mike Giant, Ryan Heshka, Marta Sesana, Zio Ziegler El Gato Chimney, “Gallonero”, 2014 71x50 cm, watercolors on cotton paper

ARCO GALLERY 188 Grand Street #2 New York, NY 10013 1 646 301 1439 valentina@arcogallery.com www.arcogallery.com

Gian Berto Vanni, “Rhythms of Symbols and Forms”, Oil on Canvas, 36”x35”

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ARTISTS Paolo Buggiani, Angelo Canevari, Roberto Caracciolo, Tessa Grundon, George Tzannes, Ruggero Vanni, Gian Berto Vanni

EXHIBITING GALLERIES

ROOM 210

ARTÊRIA

ROOM 208

625 Shefford, Bromont, J2L1C2 Quebec, Canada 1 450 919 3133 www.arteriagallery.com genevieve@arteriagallery.com ARTISTS Marie-Anne Baron, Nathalie Boissonnault, Amélie Desjardins, MM, Mr. Revrac Amélie Desjardins, “L’Île au trésor”, 36x36, 2014, Mixed media on driftwood

ARTSLANT

ROOM 124

8721 Santa Monica BLVD Suite #843 Los Angeles, CA 90069 artslant_info@artslant.com www.artslant.com ARTISTS Oren Pinhassi, Anastasia Samoylova, Sara Shaoul, Edra Soto, Adam Douglas Thompson Edra Soto, “Tropicalamerican(BWB)”, 2014

AUTOBODY FINE ART

ROOM 212

1517 Park Street Alameda, CA 94501 1 510 865 2608 jacqueline@autobodyfineart.com www.autobodygalleryandstudios.com ARTISTS Jamie Banes, David Burke, Jacqueline Cooper, Clint Imboden, Liesa Lietzke, Silvie Lukacova, Joe Mangrum, Barbosa Prince, Anastasia Schipani, Dickson Schneider, James Shefik

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AWOL GALLERY

ROOM 205

Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1 416 535 5637 www.awolgallery.com awol@awolgallery.com ARTISTS David Brown, Carrie Chisholm, Janice Colbert, Stewart Jones, edmund law, Pamela Rosales, Dale Thompson, Paul Robert Turner, Erin Vincent Carrie Chisholm, “Scattered Stones”, 24” x 24”, mixed media on board, 2014

COAGULA CURATORIAL

ROOMS 123, 204, 224

974 Chung King Rd. Los Angeles, CA 90012 323 480 7852 www.coagulacuratorial.com 88gallery@gmail.com

Carol Sears, “Balmain #1”, 36 x 36, Oil on Canvas

ARTISTS Clayton Campbell, Lavialle Campbell, Karen Finley, Barbara Kaleta, Casey Kauffmann, Leslie Lanxinger, Cynthia Minet, Leigh Salgado, Carol Sears, Alyson Souza, Linda Vallejo

EJMQ

Seoul, Korea EJMQpresents@gmail.com www.ejmqgallery.com

Jibim Im

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ARTISTS Jibim Im

EXHIBITING GALLERIES

ROOM 220

ELISA CONTEMPORARY ART

ROOM 217

5622 Mosholu Avenue Riverdale, NY 10471 1 212 729 4974 Lisa@ElisaArt.com www.ElisaContemporaryArt.com

Carol Bennett, “Moon Lighting”, Oil and Acrylic on Wood Panel, 40 x 60, 2014

ARTISTS Carol Bennett, Kimber Berry, Amy Genser, Martha Hughes, Mitch McGee, Peter and Madeline Powell

ELIZABETH LEACH GALLERY

ROOM 202

417 NW 9th Ave Portland, Oregon 97209 1 503 224 0521 art@elizabethleach.com www.elizabethleach.com MK Guth, “Advice Station for Miami Basel”

ARTISTS MK Guth

ERNEST G. WELCH SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN

ROOM 112

Georgia State University 10 Peachtree Center Avenue, Suite 117 Atlanta, GA 30303 404 413 5221 michaelwhite@gsu.edu artdesign.gsu.edu

Wesley Terpstra, “Interrupted Monochrome: All Black Newspaper” (2013), Oil on canvas on panel, 18”x24.5”

ARTISTS Nick Adams, Carrie Brown, Lane Ketner, Lauren Peterson, Charles Snyder, Kelly Stevenson, Wesley Terpstra, Ricky Warren, Ion Yamazaki EXHIBITING GALLERIES

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EXHIBIT A

ROOM 109

22 East Market St. Corning, NY 14830 1 607 259 1008 info@exh-a.com www.exh-a.com ARTISTS Anne Gant, Amelia Fais Harnas, Jeremy Holmes, Melissa Zarem Anne Gant, “Forget Me Not Necklace”, 2014, Paper burned by glass, 26 x 20 inches

galerie 103

ROOM 221

2829 Ala Kalanikaumaka Kaua`i, HI 96756 1 808 742 0103 galerie103@gmail.com www.galerie103.com ARTISTS Doug Britt, Eric Hopkins, Tom Lieber, Bruna Stude

Tom Lieber, “Island Hop III”, 2014, oil on canvas, 72x60 inch

GALERIE JULIANE HUNDERTMARK Joachimstrasse 3-4 Berlin, Germany 10119 49 (0)75569259 info@julianehundertmark.de www.julianehundertmark.de ARTISTS Juliane Hundertmark, Mark Rother, Daniel Sueiras

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EXHIBITING GALLERIES

ROOM 117

GALLERY 300

ROOM 211

300 South A Street Santa Rosa, CA 95401 707 332 1212 www.gallery-300.com info@gallery-300.com ARTISTS Jennifer Hirshfield, Alejandro Salazar Jennifer Hirshfield, “Night Garden”, Acrylic on canvas, 40” x 40”, 2014

GHOSTPRINT GALLERY

ROOM 219

220 W Broad St., Richmond, VA 23220 804 344 1557 info@ghostprintgallery.com www.ghostprintgallery.com

Benjamin Sack, “Will to Pleasure”, ink on paper , 25.5” x 19.5”

ARTISTS Josh George, Anita Kunz, Juan Perdiguero, Benjamin Sack, Amanda Wachob

HAMILTONIAN GALLERY

ROOM 225

1353 U Street NW, Suite 101 Washington DC 20009 202 332 1116 amanda@hamiltoniangallery.com www.hamiltoniangallery.com ARTISTS Joshua Haycraft, Ryan Hoover, Annette Isham, Sarah Knobel, Zac Willis Joshua Haycraft, “Solic Originations: Son”, resin, plexi, 4x4 inches

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HANG ART

ROOM 207

567 Sutter Street 2nd FL San Francisco, CA 94102 1 415 434 4264 pspadaro@hangart.com www.hangart.com

Katherine B. Young, “Line of Light”, 2014, oil and silver leaf on panel, 36 x 48 inches

ARTISTS Jenny E. Balisle, Lisa Kairos, Erin Mitchell, Rachel Sager, Katherine B. Young

IMAGO VERBOSA

ROOM 103

Berry Croft Bristol Road, Stonehouse Gloucestershire, UK GL10 2BQ US: +1 917 520 6589 UK: +44 7754 513669 john@imagoverbosa.com www.imagoverbosa.com ARTISTS David Hollier David Hollier, “Cookie Monster”, Acrylic and 22c Gold leaf on Canvas

INDUSTRY GALLERY

ROOM 214

8687 Melrose, Suite B-270 West Hollywood, California90069 1 888 325 0420 703 304 4305 info@industrygallerydc.com www.industrygallerydc.com ARTISTS Mathias Bengtsson, Maarten de Ceulaer, Tobias Klein, Elena Manferdini, Geoff Mann, Benjamin Muzzin, Oyler + Wu Collaborative Geoff Mann, “Cross-Fire” 14 | aqua

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J FERGESON GALLERY

ROOM 219

311 N Main St. Farmville, VA 23901 434 391 1066 www.jfergesongallery.com jarrod@jfergesongallery.com ARTIST Tim Conlon

Tim Conlon, “Blank Canvas #59 – Rio Grande”, 48” x 36” Spray paint, paint marker, acrylic on canvas, 2014

JOHN WOLF FINE ART

ROOM 203

1908 Buckingham Rd Los Angeles, CA 90016 1 310 623 2123 john@johnwolf.com www.johnwolf.com ARTISTS Jane Hugentober, Chris Oliveria, Bryan Ricci

Bryan Ricci, “The View”, 2014, acrylic on linen, 21x16

KATHRYN MIRIAM

ROOM 108

19 Willard Road Norwalk, CT 06851 1 646 784 1269 info@kathrynmiriam.com www.kathrynmiriam.com ARTISTS Michael Sanzone

Michael Sanzone, “Distillery Building Blocks”, 2013, Whisky casks, 48 x 48 inches (122 x 122cm)

EXHIBITING GALLERIES

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GROUND FLOOR ERNEST G WELCH SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN

WILLIAM BACZEK FINE ARTS

PROJECTS GALLERY

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PELE PRINTS

KATHRYN MIRIAM

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RICE POLAK GALLERY

MINDY SOLOMON GALLERY

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MATTEAWAN GALLERY

MURIEL GUEPIN GALLERY

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WHITESPACE GALLERY

ROBERT HENRY CONTEMPORARY

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COAGULA CURATORIAL

MAYER FINE ART

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ARTSLANT

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PERIHELION ARTS

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ARTE CONTEMPORANEA page 8 112 ERNEST G WELCH SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN page 11

GALERIE JULIANE HUNDERTMARK

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108 KATHRYN MIRIAM page 15

110 TOOMEY TOURELL FINE ART page 24

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THINKSPACE GALLERY

107 MINDY SOLOMON GALLERY page 19

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TOOMEY TOURELL FINE ART

104 MAYER FINE ART page 18 105 ROBERT HENRY CONTEMPORARY page 21

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ARCO GALLERY MICHELE MARIAUD GALLERY

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RED PIPE GALLERY

AWOL GALLERY

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ROZA AZORA GALLERY

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GHOSTPRINT GALLERY J FERGESON GALLERY

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EJMQ GALLERY

201 SHULAMIT GALLERY page 23 202 ELIZABETH LEACH GALLERY page 11 203 JOHN WOLF FINE ART page 15

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204 COAGULA CURATORIAL page 10 205 AWOL GALLERY page 10 206 RED PIPE GALLERY page 21

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SANDRA LEE GALLERY

207 HANG ART page 14 208 ARTÊRIA page 9 209 ROZA AZORA GALLERY page 22 210 ARCO GALLERY page 8

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210 MICHELE MARIAUD GALLERY page 18 211 GALLERY 300 page 13 212 AUTOBODY FINE ART page 9

COAGULA CURATORIAL

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214 INDUSTRY GALLERY page 14 216 MORTON FINE ART page 19 217 ELISA CONTEMPORARY ART page 11

JOHN WOLF FINE ART

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218 SPACE776 page 23 219 GHOSTPRINT GALLERY page 13 219 J FERGESON GALLERY page 15 220 EJMQ GALLERY page 10

ELIZABETH LEACH GALLERY

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SUN DECK SHULAMIT GALLERY

222 SANDRA LEE GALLERY page 22 223 SEAGER GRAY GALLERY page 22

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225 HAMILTONIAN GALLERY page 13 226/227 VICTORI CONTEMPORARY page 24

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MATTEAWAN GALLERY

ROOM 121

464 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508 1 845 440 7901 info@matteawan.com www.matteawan.com ARTISTS Christopher Albert, Björn Meyer-Ebrecht, Greg Slick, Krista Svalbonas, August Ventimiglia, Susan Walsh

Greg Slick, “Crannog”, 2014, acrylic on wood panel, 35 3/4 x 47 3/4 in.

MAYER FINE ART

ROOM 104

801 Bousch Norfolk, VA 23510 757 803 4749 www.mayerfineartgallery.com info@mayerfineartgallery.com

Greta Pratt, “Liberty Wavers series, Christine Sweeney”, Archival pigmented ink on Epson exhibition fiber printed by the artist, 20 X 28 – edition of 8, 30 X 42 – edition of 8

ARTISTS Mark Chatterley, Michael Fitts, Sheila Giolitti, Kristin Skees, Christopher Parrott, Judith Peck, Greta Pratt, Alexey Terenin, Blade Wynne

MICHELE MARIAUD GALLERY 153 Lafayette Street, 4th floor New York, NY 10013 1 917 783 5737 michelemariaud@me.com www.michelemariaudgallery.com ARTISTS Albert Delamour, Joel Kuntz, Yolanda & H, Zhou Hongbin

Zhou Hongbin, “Aquarium”, c-print

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EXHIBITING GALLERIES

ROOM 210

MINDY SOLOMON GALLERY

ROOM 107

172 NW 24th St. Miami, FL 33127 786 953 6917 info@mindysolomon.com www.mindysolomon.com

Pierre Mabille, “NY 15”, 2001, 22.25 x 30 inches, Pastels on paper

ARTISTS Alejandro Contreras, Dominique Labauvie, Pierre Mabille

MORTON FINE ART

ROOM 216

1781 Florida Ave. NW Washington, DC 20009 1 202 628 2787 | 1 202 390 5118 mortonfineart@gmail.com www.mortonfineart.com ARTISTS Maya Freelon Asante, Osi Audu, Kesha Bruce, Ethan Diehl, Nathaniel Donnett, Victor Ekpuk, GA Gardner, Katherine Hattam, Choichun Leung, William Mackinnon, Nnenna Okore, Andrei Petrov, Julia Fernandez Pol, Stephon Senegal, Vonn Sumner, Charles Williams

Vonn Sumner, Neo-Byzantine, 2014, tempera, gouache, and pencil on paper, 26 x 22 inches

MURIEL GUÉPIN GALLERY

ROOM 106

83 Orchard street New York, NY 10002 1 347 244 1052 | 1 347 244 1052 contact@murielguepingallery.com www.murielguepingallery.com ARTISTS Laurent Chéhère, Emerson Cooper, JM, Davy and Kristin McGuire, Iviva Olenick Laurent Chehere, “Who are you?”, Archival Pigment Print”, Floating Gallery Plexi Mount, 2014

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PELE PRINTS

ROOM 119

9400 Watson Rd. St. Louis, MO 63126 314 750 7799 www.peleprints.com info@peleprints.com ARTISTS Laura Berman, Sarah Hinckley, Alicia LaChance, Mary O’Malley, Benjamin Pierce, Jessie Van der Laan, Amanda Verbeck, Ken Wood

Ken Wood, “Written Words Fly I-b”, 2014, 44”h x 40”w, Edition of 4

PERIHELION ARTS

ROOM 125

2407 N 27th Place Phoenix, AZ 85008 602 334 6299 www.perihelionarts.com missamyyoung@gmail.com ARTISTS Fred Tieken Fred Tieken, “Sanctuary”, acrylic on canvas 36” x 48” 2014

PROJECTS GALLERY

ROOM 115

Wynwood Lofts Unit 208 250 NW 23rd St., Miami, FL 33127 267 303 9652 www.projectsgallery.com info@projectsgallery.com ARTISTS Ross Bonfanti, Craig Cully, Harry Enchin, Frank Hyder, Joanne Mattera, Alex Queral, Shirley Steele, Marcelo Suaznabar, Vivian Wolovitz Frank Hyder, “Fish Egg”, 36”H x 22”D, acrylic, metal leaf and resin on Fiberglas, 2014 20 | aqua

EXHIBITING GALLERIES

RED PIPE GALLERY

ROOM 206

978 Chung King Road Los Angeles, CA 90012 1 424 226 2485 redpipegallery@gmail.com www.redpipegallery.com ARTISTS Charles Swenson

Charles Swenson, “Untitled”, 36 x 48, Oil on Canvas, 2014

RICE POLAK GALLERY

ROOM 120

430 Commercial Street Provincetown, MA 02657 1 508 487 1052 ricepolakgallery@yahoo.com www.ricepolakgallery.com ARTISTS David Bromley, Larry Calkins, Edward del Rosario, Julie Levesque, Tim Liddy, Nick Patten, David Prifti, Steven Skollar, Michael Snodgrass, Dawn Southworth, Sean Thomas, Christine Triebert

Michael Snodgrass, “Art Critic with Red Claws”, Oil on panel, 44”x32”

ROBERT HENRY CONTEMPORARY

ROOM 105

56 Bogart St. Brooklyn, NY 11206 1 718 473 0819 info@roberthenrycontemporary.com www.roberthenrycontemporary.com

Richard Garrison, Circular Color Scheme: Dollar General, October 13 - 20, 2013, Pages 1-8. “Savings Every Day!.”

Watercolor, gouache and graphite on paper, 40” x 40”, 2014

ARTISTS Richard Garrison, Liz Jaff, Robert Lansden, Sharon Lawless, Jerry Walden, Pancho Westendarp

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ROZA AZORA GALLERY

ROOM 209

Nikitskiy boulevard 23/14/9 Moscow, Russia 7 495 695 81 19 roza.azora@mail.ru www.rozaazora.ru ARTISTS Maria Arendt, Marina Koldobskaya, Lisa Olshanskaya, Ekaterina Rozhkova, Ivan Yazykov Ivan Yazykov, 2014, paper, ink,rapidograph, 50x70

SANDRA LEE GALLERY

ROOM 222

251 Post St. STE 310 San Francisco, CA 94108 1 415 291 8000 art@sandraleegallery.com www.sandraleegallery.com ARTISTS Leonardo Cuervo, Henry Jackson, Jungsan, Henry Ricci, Vincent Serritella Jungsan, “Garden Series 1”, Mixed Media, 40” x 37.5” x 3.75”

SEAGER GRAY GALLERY

ROOM 223

108 Throckmorton Avenue Mill Valley, CA 94941 1 415 384 8288 Mob. Phone: 1 415 302 1656 Mob. Phone 2: 1 415 686 7277 art@seagergray.com www.seagergray.com

Squeak Carnwath, “Confidence”, Oil and alkyd on canvas over panel, 60 x 55 in.

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ARTISTS Leslie Allen, Chester Arnold, Jeffrey Beauchamp, Sara Burgess, Squeak Carnwath, Chris Gwaltney, Andrew Hayes, Meg Hitchcock, Lisa Kokin, Waldemar Mitrowski, Inez Storer EXHIBITING GALLERIES

SHULAMIT GALLERY

ROOM 201

17 N. Venice Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90291 1 310 281 0961 info@shulamitgallery.com www.shulamitgallery.com ARTISTS Andi Arnovitz, Gary Baseman, Miri Chais, Carol Es, Galia Linn, Elham Rokni Andi Arnovitz, “Nuclear Tehran: Fordow’s Underground Evil”, 2014, Mixed media on paper, 32 x 32 inches.

SPACE776

ROOM 218

776 Hart St 1L Brooklyn, NY 11237 1 718 578 1195 info@space776.com www.space776.com

Jourdain Jongwon Lee, “Golem”, 18 x 32 x 4 Inches, steel, found objects, 2014

ARTISTS Eunkyung An, Hoyng Benjamine, You Mee Cho, Hyejin Kim, Michael Krasowitz, Sunhwa Lee, Jourdain Jongwon Lee, HuNoo Nam, Saehyun Paik, Barbara Rachko, Dave Rogers, Mihaela Savu, Jiyoung Shim

THE GOOD LUCK GALLERY

ROOM 116

945 Chung King Rd Los Angeles, CA 90012 1 213 625 0935 | 1 323 243 0658 info@thegoodluckgallery.com www.thegoodluckgallery.com ARTISTS Jeff Cairns, Noah Erenberg, Andrea Joyce Heimer, Harry Steinberg, Elias Telles, Vincent Tomczyk Elias Telles, “Untitled (Absalom Boston)”, Acrylic on panel, 19.5 x 15.5”, artist made frame, 2014

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THINKSPACE GALLERY

ROOM 118

6009 Washington Blvd.

Culver City, California 90232 1 310 558 3375 contact@thinkspacegallery.com http://thinkspacegallery.com ARTISTS Troy Coulterman, Sergio Garcia, Derek Gores, Alex Yanes Derek Gores, “Twin Shadow”, Collage on canvas, 16x24 inches, 40x60cm, 2014

TOOMEY TOURELL FINE ART

ROOM 110

49 Geary Street San Francisco, CA 94108 415 989 6444 admin@toomey-tourell.com www.toomey-tourell.com ARTISTS Lisa Bartleson, Larry Bell, Casper Brindle, Claire Burbridge, Will Clift, Robert Donald, Jimi Gleason, Monica Lundy, Andy Moses, Maria Park, Mark Paron, Allison Paschke, Matthew Picton, Gregg Renfrow, Suzan Woodruff, Edmund Wyss

Lisa Bartleson, “Volume No. 1”, 2014, Cast Bio-resin and natural pigments, 28 x 30 x 3 inches

VICTORI CONTEMPORARY

ROOMS 226, 227

1006 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10018 201 913 9036 www.victoricontemporary.com info@victoricontemporary.com Jae Yong Kim, “Blah Blah Blah”, 2012, Fired clay, Swarovski crystals, glitter, white and gold luster glaze elements, 1.5 x 4 x 4 inches each, Installation varies

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ARTISTS Miriam Cabessa, Léo Caillard, Felix R. Cid, Clark Goolsby, Langdon Graves, Gregory Hayes, JAK, Young-Sung Kim, Julian Lorber.

Joe Nanashe, Guy Nelson, Daniel Petraitis, Eric Standley, Ted VanCleave, Jae Yong Kim, Frank Zadlo

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WHITESPACE

ROOM 122

814 Edgewood Ave. Atlanta, GA 30307 404 688 1892 www.whitespace814.com gallery@whitespace814.com

Tommy Taylor, “Matrix I”

ARTISTS Tommy Taylor

WILLIAM BACZEK FINE ARTS

ROOM 114

36 Main St. Northampton, MA 01060 413 587 9880 www.wbfinearts.com info@wbfinearts.com

Travis Louie, “Butterfly Krampus”, Acrylic on board, 2014

ARTISTS Stanley Bielen, Gina Kamentsky, Anne Lilly, Travis Louie, Susan Mikula, Scott Prior, Carrie Seid, Margaret Withers, Brad Woodfin

EXHIBITING GALLERIES

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Art Miami is the leading international contemporary and modern art fair that takes place each December during Art Week at the Midtown Miami complex in the renowned Wynwood Arts District. It is one of the most important annual contemporary art events in the United States, attracting more than 72,500 motivated collectors, curators, museum professionals and art enthusiasts from around the globe during Art Week 2013. Entering its 25th edition, Art Miami remains committed to showcasing the most important artworks of the 20th and 21st centuries in collaboration with a selection of the world’s most respected galleries.

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS PERCEIVED VALUES provides artists space to stretch out with solo presentations in the passageways linking Art Miami’s three main pavilions that enable bold installations LaRete Art Projects’ curators have selected from proposals by galleries participating in the fair. Art Miami provides an excellent opportunity to explore and evaluate the concept of value over the course of the last decades.

What is indeed deemed “valuable” today? “Value” is not primarily a question of economy, precious materials, expensive processes and/or prices, but a question of ethics. We expect to see statements on what is worth living and working for, intimate as well as socially engaged positions regarding the question: What counts in life?

HOT SPOTS positions provocative installations and remarkable projects by individual artists whose galleries are participating in Art Miami and CONTEXT. Curated by LaRete Art Projects: Julia Draganović, Elena Forin and Claudia Löffelholz Art Miami, and its sister art fair CONTEXT will both be marked by exceptional cutting-edge art or with masterpieces among modern classics selected by LaRete Art Project’s curators for the areas of highest exposure - inside and outside the entrances of the fairs, the Maserati VIP Lounge at Art Miami and the VIP Lounge of CONTEXT amongst other spaces.

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CONTEXT is the sister fair to Art Miami dedicated to the development and reinforcement of emerging and mid-career artists. Launched in 2012, CONTEXT’s open atmosphere creates a meaningful dialogue between artists, galleries and collectors while providing the ultimate platform for the presentation of midcareer, emergent and cutting-edge talent by emerging and established galleries.

Eighty international galleries, vetted by the CONTEXT Selection Committee, exhibit highlights from their gallery programs, solo artist exhibitions and curated projects. The combined efforts of CONTEXT and Art Miami provide a unique and alternative opportunity for leading primary dealers and their artists to be marketed and promoted internationally during the most important week for contemporary art in America.

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS ART FROM BERLIN offers insight into Berlin’s influential art scene with six contemporary galleries selected by a panel of Berlin based curators and art critics. ART FROM BERLIN is presented at CONTEXT by the Galleries Association of Berlin, landesverband berliner galerien (lvbg), with official support from the municipality of Berlin and the European Union (EU). In the BERLIN LOUNGE, lvbg will install a curated exhibition and offer information on the city’s contemporary art galleries and institutions.

THE DIRECTOR’S PROJECT: CONTEXT-ing / Listening as CONTEXT creates immersive and intimate situations for listening to the work of sound artists exploring the ontological aspects of sound while also working with various materials, approaches, and techniques. CONTEXT-ing / Listening as CONTEXT will be premiered on the VIP opening night in the 2600sq.ft Sound Positions Pavilion – a dedicated space annexed to the main CONTEXT pavilion featuring 12 individual sound stations, making it the most important and largest sound project in an art fair - and continues during fair hours from December 3rd - 7th.

“A PIECE OF ME” features visual arts students from the high school honors class of Miami’s renowned New World School of the Arts collaborating to produce site-specific installations in response to a significant artwork by an acclaimed alumnus from their school, Hernan Bas. The source artwork will be a signature Bas video in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, “All By Myself” (2004, single-channel video, courtesy of the artist and Frederic Snitzer Gallery).

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STAFF Nick Korniloff Director | Partner

Brian Tyler President

Jennifer Jacobs Director Aqua Art Miami + West Coast Exhibitor Relations jjacobs@art-miami.com Pamela Cohen Director of Marketing, Sponsorships + VIP Relations pamela@art-miami.com Tom Backscheider Operations Manager tbackscheider@art-miami.com Grela Orihuela Exhibitor Relations + Special Projects Manager grela@art-miami.com Mindy Liu Exhibitor Services Manager mliu@art-miami.com

Mike Tansey CEO Louise Courtney Accounts Manager accounts@art-miami.com Alisha Talbot Marketing Associate alisha@art-miami.com Jessica Allen Aqua Art Miami Show Office & Accounting Manager jessica@art-miami.com Bhavin Patel Aqua Art Miami Production Manager bhavin@art-miami.com Hina Patel Aqua Art Miami Production Assistant hina@art-miami.com Kristine Liautaud Marketing & Special Events Intern kristine@art-miami.com

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On the cover: Diane Barceló, Salvavida (detail), 2006, mixed media collage, 9 x 12". Courtesy of the artist. Barceló, a Connecticut artist, will show her work in January at Hygienic Art, New London, CT. She is also part of Fitchburg Art Museum’s One Language is Never Enough, on view through January 4, 2015.

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