Artexpo New York 2012 Show Catalog

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Welcome to Artexpo New York 2012 the 34th Annual Artexpo & Our Debut at Pier 92 I’d like to extend a warm welcome to you for joining us this year for the 34th annual Artexpo, and our debut at Pier 92!

We’re thrilled to be here, located adjacent to the Architectural Digest Home Design Show.

To thrive in today’s fine art market, you have to think outside the box—both in terms of creating art and marketing it.

“Innovation” is the theme of this year’s Artexpo, and you’ll see innovation in action throughout the show!

Many of our exhibitors are exploring new frontiers in creativity, as you’ll see in “Innovations” on page 70. Other artists and galleries are harnessing the power of new media to gain exposure for their works, as discussed in “The Art of Online Networking,” an exclusive Q&A on page 38.

One of the easiest ways to reach a wider audience of collectors and art aficionados is through Artexpo Studio—an online fine art marketplace powered by the Artexpo Team.

ArtexpoStudio.com just launched its online retail gallery, and you can learn about it at Booth 296 and in “Reaching for the Stars,” page 82 of this Show Guide.

Gallery owners are also invited to stop by our VIP Lounge, sponsored by GE Capital and located adjacent to the Show Office. You can enjoy light refreshments and learn how to grow your sales by offering financing to your collectors!

In closing, I’d like to thank all of our many generous show sponsors, including GE Capital, Citibank and borro. On page 99, you’ll see a complete list of our partners, without whom Artexpo would not be possible.

It’s an exciting time in the fine art world. New technologies have given us more resources than ever for expressing creativity and sharing it. I invite you to explore the many expressions of innovation at this year’s Artexpo New York.

Sincerely,

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Eric Smith Artexpo CEO

NANCY WEEZY FORMAN

Global Fine Art presenting

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Show Hours trade day Thursday, March 22nd: 10AM-7PM Opening Reception: 4-7PM trade & general admission Friday, March 23rd: 10AM – 7PM Saturday, March 24th: 10AM – 7PM Sunday, March 25th: 10AM – 6PM

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Table of Contents Welcome Letter

Show Hours Floor Plan A Guide to Artexpo’s Two Pavilions Education & Events Schedule

The Art of Online Networking

Artist Highlight: Paul Nosa,

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Threads of Creativity & Sustainability

Exhibitor Directory GE Capital, Changing the Landscape for Gallery Owners

Innovations: Artists Exploring Unchartered Territory in Fine Art

Artist Highlight: Sarah Ali, Meditations on Mystical Expressionism Artexpo Studio: Reaching for the Stars

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Artexpo Studio Artists at Artexpo New York

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A Guide to Artexpo’s Two Pavilions

If you’re attending Artexpo for the first time this year, you’ve probably noticed the show floor is divided into two main sections: the Gallery Pavilion and [SOLO]. Our Gallery Pavilion hosts publishers and galleries representing multiple established artists, and our [SOLO] Pavilion hosts a group of juried, emerging artists.

Gallery Pavilion

Our Gallery Pavilion comprises the majority of Artexpo New York. In this section, you’ll find both originals and fine art reproductions from large, highprofile galleries like Deljou Art Group, Blazing Editions, Progressive Editions, Brazilian Art Group, Masterpiece Publishing, MECENAVIE and Franco Senesi. These galleries represent a multitude of talented artists from across the US and all around the world.

Over its 34-year history, our Gallery Pavilion has hosted works by some of the world’s most renowned artists— including Andy Warhol, Peter Max, Robert Rauschenberg, Robert Indiana, Keith Haring and Leroy Neiman.

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[SOLO] Pavilion

Artexpo’s [SOLO] Pavilion showcases hundreds of the world’s top emerging, independent artists exhibiting their work in the hopes of being discovered by larger galleries. Every year, “Best in Show” awards are presented by our [SOLO] jury, composed of influencers and tastemakers from the design, fashion, art and culture sectors. Over the years, [SOLO] has launched many careers and served as a springboard for a wide range of artists.

Orlik

“Angel”.Acrylic colors on cAnvAs. 31.5’X35.5’

Phone. +30 2106654127 Web site. WWW.orlik.gr

Kiki’s Face Factory booth. 1135 email. kikigarb@gmail.com Phone. 347.742.0316

Anne Marchand booth. 1119 phone. 202.257.2956 Web. www.annemarchand.com

Julie leff

Stephan Whittle phone. 641.209.1740 email: philippa@whittleetchings.com web. www.whittleetchings.com www.artexpostudio.com/stephan-whittle

Florals • Abstracts • Portraits Booth NumBer. 105 PhoNe. 203.434.8655 WeB site. www.julieleff.com email. Julie@JulieleFF.com

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Education Schedule speakers

Thursday Rick Barnett

With an extensive specialty retail expertise and art industry background, Rick Barnett brings a wealth of successful experience to the Artexpo team. Prior to joining Artexpo, he was the Senior Vice President of Retail Development for Media Arts Group, Inc. There he designed and developed a worldwide retail chain of 400+ exclusive galleries. Mr. Barnett also owned seven galleries in Monterey/Carmel and Southern California.

Mr. Barnett brings 30 years of executive management skill and knowledge to his role as President of Artexpo’s Business Development Group. He has hosted television shows in the United States, Canada and the U.K. and has been the on-air host for numerous trade media communication programs. Continually sought out for his art industry knowledge, Rick serves as a Contributing Editor to Art Business News.

Michael Draznin

Michael Draznin is an award-winning senior level marketing and communications professional with roots that extend into branding and strategy. A winner of multiple ACE Awards (writing, graphic design, internal alignment) Michael has expertise developing and implementing traditional and social media marketing programs that foster market awareness, shareholder preference, advocacy, innovation and new opportunities for companies and organizations.

Michael has received industry-wide recognition for his work building brands and their reputations – from corporate to professional services, non-profit to consumer and executive. He led global corporate communications and marketing at Lowe Worldwide, Landor Associates, DMB&B, and launched new ventures for McKinney, Take The Magic Step Foundation, and others. His clients have included Coca-Cola, Audi, Conde Nast, UPS, Verizon, Sony, Dell, Sun Microsystems, Duke University Fuqua School of Business, LexisNexis, Cendant/Coldwell Banker, COLT Telecom, KPMG, vera.org, Mercedes-Benz, Human Factors International, FutureBrand, the College of Optometrists in Vision Development, RADI Medical SE, Verse, Lowe Healthcare, Catalyst Healthcare, Allmenus.com, Uta Pippig Sports Enterprises and others.

Michael helped develop “Marathon Challenge,” an award-winning PBS NOVA special featuring world-renowned marathoner and Olympian Uta Pippig, a client. He was also appointed Juror and Advisor for the inaugural REBRAND competition, the first annual international corporate re-branding challenge.

Michael grew up in Southern California and resides in New York City. He has lived and worked throughout the world including the UK, Luxembourg, Germany, India, Japan, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Nepal and the Philippines.

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Thurs. - Sat. 10:00AM daily

Artexpo Studio: Daily Q&A, Conference Room Dale Stephens & Robert Reeder Meet the Artexpo Studio team and get all your questions answered about fine art reproductions, giclee printing, digital archiving, online marketing and more! Artexpo Studio CEO Robert Reeder and Director of Production Dale Stephens will take you through the basics of print merchandising and how fine art reproductions can help you share your work with a wider audience.

Thurs. March 22nd / 9:00-10:00AM SOLO Q&A Sponsored by Bai Eric Smith & Jennifer Harlan

A guide to pricing your work and preparing yourself for the wholesale market, for publishers, dealers, designers, consumers. This class is a comprehensive overview of the art industry and marketplace. You’ll learn pricing for publishers, art dealers, art galleries, designers and retail—what they expect and what you should expect.

Thurs. March 22nd / 10:30-11:30AM

Your “No Excuses” Daily Top 10 for Sales Success!

Sponsored by Heavenly Organics Rick Barnett & Linda Mariano Think about it this way: Each of us is selling every day – no matter whether it is our artwork, in a gallery, at the gym, wherever we go – we are selling. And every day should have a goal and it is our job is to hit or surpass the target. Have you thought about it? Are you prepared? Everyone is counting on the salesperson to get the job done – but is it the salesperson’s job alone? It takes the whole team to get the job done and meet the sales goals. Without sales, companies go out of business. With sales, companies grow, people get promoted, get raises, artists are smiling, and success is felt by everyone! Learn the critical “No Excuses” Top 10 Selling Tips and make them part of your daily “Checklist for Success.” Urgency, Product Knowledge, Organization, Merchandising and Dressing for Success are just some of the elements that will be covered during this session. A great session whether you are an artist, gallery owner, or sales consultant – don’t miss your success for 2012!

Thurs. March 22nd / 12:00-1:00PM

Bring Art Buyers in Your Door with Exciting Events Sponsored by Vita Coco Litsa Spanos In a time when galleries are running leaner, it’s critical to find new ways to get existing and new customers to buy art. In this session, Litsa Spanos of ADC, Art Design Consultants, will share low-cost event ideas she has used to energize and renew her award-winning gallery. These inspirational and unique gallery experiences can ultimately help you increase your customer base and revenues.

Education Schedule The Art Business Plan Sponsored by Pop Chips Craig Kausen

If you are an artist, a gallery owner, a decorator, an art publisher, or a designer and you are not working from a business plan, you are cheating yourself out of maximizing your potential. In this program you will be shown the basic steps for developing a basic business plan and effective ways to implement it.

Thurs. March 22nd / 3:00-4:00PM

Go Big! Strategies for Selling Art and Framing Services to the Healthcare, Corporate, and Hospitality Industries.

Sponsored by Société Perrier Litsa Spanos Have you wondered what it takes to get banks, hospitals, corporations, and the designers who work on these projects to buy art from you? Litsa Spanos, President of ADC (Art Design Consultants) will share proven methods that have helped her land numerous smallto large-scale accounts throughout her 18 years in the business. You’ll leave her seminar with great ideas you can implement immediately.

If you want to generate new business, you don’t want to miss this seminar!

David Gorenberg

David is a Director of Citibank, N.A., and serves as the National Director of 1031 Exchange Services, a national Qualified Intermediary in Section 1031 tax- deferred property exchanges.

In that capacity, he speaks frequently on Section 1031 tax- deferred property exchanges, recently issued regulations regarding exchanges, and updates to the Tax Code concerning Section 1031 and related issues.

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Thurs. March 22nd / 1:30-2:30PM

Prior to joining Citibank, David spearheaded the Mid-Atlantic expansion for another intermediary, and was a practicing attorney. He was a judicial law clerk for a Superior Court Judge in New Jersey, and then joined a well-known local firm before opening his own private office. Prior to practicing law, David was an Actuarial Assistant with a Philadelphia-based employee benefits consulting firm.

David received his Bachelor’s Degree from Rider University, and his law degree from Widener University, cum laude. A dedicated and successful professional, David has over twenty years of sales and public speaking experience. His dynamic personality enables him to make effective presentations to groups both large and small, at all professional levels. David is available to speak to any professional association, as well as small groups and individual consultations on a variety of subjects.

Jennifer Harlan

Thurs. March 22nd / 4:00-7:00PM PREVIEW PARTY

Enjoy an exclusive preview of Artexpo New York 2012! Mingle with our exhibiting artists and gallery owners, enjoy refreshments, and be among the first to see this year’s extraordinary array of fine art.

Limited tickets available.

Friday Fri. March 23rd / 9:00-10:00AM BREAKFAST WITH ARTEXPO

Stop by and share a delicious continental breakfast with the Artexpo industry experts and the Art Business News team! Network, talk shop and share ideas over hot coffee and other refreshments. If you have any questions or comments about the show, this is the time to ask!

Fri. March 23rd / 10:30-11:30AM

Panel Discussion: 60 Tips in 60 Minutes Sponsored by Vita Coco Moderated by Eric Smith: Panelists are James LaMantia, Rick Barnett, & Craig Kausen

Jennifer Harlan, a 20-year art industry veteran, studied at The American College in Paris and graduated from The University of Richmond with a degree in art history. She has worked in both the retail and wholesale sides of the art industry, first as a gallery director and then in sales, marketing and merchandising for The Greenwich Workshop, Walt Disney Animation Art, The Thomas Kinkade Company and now Chase Art Companies, where she is the Executive Director of Business Development.

Jennifer is known for her ability to reach into new markets and successfully promote art through alternative channels. She has been a contributor to Art Business News, Art World News and Art Business Today. She has lectured at numerous art industry trade shows and currently serves as a charter membership juror for ArtExpo Studio.

As a champion of fostering creativity and artistic spirit, Jennifer is the steward of an art competition, sponsored in part by Chase Art Companies, which will award a college scholarship to a graduating high school senior this April. She selected 139 finalists from several hundred entries whose artworks will now be exhibited in fine art galleries across North America. She assembled a panel of art industry professionals to choose the scholarship recipient. For more information about the scholarship program, please visit www.DrSeussArt.com/voteonfacebook.html.

Jennifer resides in Charleston, South Carolina and commutes to Chicago.

Fast and Furious — 60 tips to help you better run your gallery, your staff, your business, your life.

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Education Schedule speakers

Friday Craig Kausen

Craig Kausen is the President & CEO of Linda Jones Enterprises and Chuck Jones Galleries. He is also the Chairman of the Board of the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity. As a former computer engineer and college instructor in computer science and engineering, he continues his interests in computer technology today.

James LaMantia

James LaMantia’s career in the fine art world started when he was a young man and was inspired by his family, which was made up of artists and musicians. James graduated from SUNY New Paltz with a BFA in Painting. While exhibiting his work in both New York and Long Island, he was the Gallery Director for the Amber Palette, which was located on Madison Avenue in Manhattan for 5 years.

At the age of 26 he decided to open LaMantia Gallery in Northport where he has been for the past 22 years. Over the years he has been invited to sit on panel discussions at numerous art conventions around the country. He has had articles published, has been quoted in several trade magazines and was proud when his gallery was voted “The #1 Gallery in the Nation for Retail Excellence” by Décor Magazine in 2005.

While successful in business, James also is involved in many community projects and is most proud of being a Director in the Northport Rotary Club and on the Board of Directors for Suffolk County’s Gift of Life Program. In 2011 James LaMantia and business partner Robert Bluver have started their publishing venture under LaMantia Fine Art, Inc. Their first artist is Long Island native Daniel Del Orfano.

Rodger Lippman

Rodger Lippman is an Architectural & Designer Representative for Benjamin Moore & Co. and has been working with Architects and Designers in this capacity since 1993. His duties are to assist Architectural and Design professionals with the tools that they need to create their coating specifications. Rodger enjoys providing presentations as well as public speaking as he finds it rewarding to train his clients on key topics that they can benefit from. Rodger strives to make his presentations high spirited, enlightening and informative.

Rodger’s hobbies include website design and volunteering in his community. He coaches Babe Ruth Baseball and is an active member in his local Elks Lodge. Rodger currently serves as a board member for the NKBA NYC Chapter as VP/Academic Relations. His ultimate passion is watching his two children grow and being a part of their every day lives.

Rodger’s market of coverage for Benjamin Moore & Co. is inclusive of New York City, Brooklyn and Staten Island.

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Fri. March 23rd / 12:00-1:00PM Secrets for Successful Event Marketing Sponsored by Palo James LaMantia & Andy McAfee

Have you ever had a show at your gallery and nobody showed up? Or if they showed up, they didn’t buy anything? Learn how to prevent that from ever happening again. Andy will take you step by step: selecting the artist, creating the invitation, providing an entertaining atmosphere conducive to selling, and leaving clients eager to return for your next must-see event.

Fri. March 23rd / 1:30-2:30PM Being Creative in the Art World Sponsored by Bai Craig Kausen

Finding your creative genius brings the utmost potential into your business, your artwork and your life. Finding your creative genius requires an understanding of where that creative genius comes from, and how to tap into it. In this program you will be exposed to a new perspective about creativity and innovation and the sources of your brilliance.

Fri. March 23rd / 3:00-4:00PM

Effective & Creative Gallery Marketing — without Breaking the Bank Sponsored by Heavenly Organics Litsa Spanos Generate sales, increase awareness and brand your business as the premiere destination for art. Litsa Spanos, President of ADC (Art Design Consultants), will share creative marketing ideas that can take your art gallery to the next level. She’ll share the many innovative techniques that landed her the highly coveted “Excellence in Marketing” award by Art Business News in 2009. If you want new, fresh, effective, and low-cost ideas to boost your business, this is the perfect seminar for you.

Fri. March 23rd / 4:30-5:30PM

Exchanging & Selling Artwork: Benefits & Pitfalls Sponsored by Citibank David Gorenberg Art Collectors: did you know that Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code allows investors to defer – and in many cases, avoid – capital gains taxes on the sale of appreciated art? Another fact you might not realize: when including artwork in an estate, Section 1031 exchanges can become an invaluable estate planning tool. In this discussion — lead by the former President of the Federation of Exchange Accommodators, the current national director of 1031 exchange services for Citibank — you will learn about the many benefits of exchanging artwork, as well as some of the pitfalls to avoid.

Education Schedule Saturday Your Top 10 Priorities for Marketing that Counts!

Sponsored by Bai Linda Mariano & Rick Barnett What makes your marketing stand out in a crowded marketplace?

Have you thought about your brand and how it is perceived? Is that important? What are the key elements of your brand? Are they recognized by your customer? Is your marketing in sync with your brand? What’s the best marketing strategy for reaching your customer? This session will provide key answers for creating marketing that counts – and building your brand. Come to the seminar and be prepared to learn your critical Top 10 priorities to make a difference in your 2012 Marketing plan! Priorities that can impact your sales and bottom-line!

Sat. March 24th / 12:00-1:00PM Period Design Sponsored by Heavenly Organics Michael Pacitti

Period Design is an interactive workshop that covers a timeline of thirteen periods in design. This program deals with thirteen recognized specific time periods of design and influence dating from the Ancient Egyptians to the Post Modernists. Each specific time period reveals its own historical categories of Architecture, Art, Motifs, Patterns, Color, Textiles, Picture Frames, and the Overall Design Influence.

Just as custom framers and interior designers have a direct influence on the places and spaces we occupy, much of their ability stems from continual research within specific periods in design. From color to culture, these creative individuals have the proven ability to combine art and engineering to the final form of spatial design.

The course delivery is interactive and participative, and each participant gets actively involved with each of the Periods of Design.

There are numerous visuals and tangible examples supplied from the Color Marketing group and other patented examples from the Color Association of the United States. These tangible examples and story boards relate exactly to each specific Period of Design. Whether you are a Custom Picture Framer or Interior Designer, the art, image, motif or theme must fit the Period Design.

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Linda Mariano

With a career that spans 30 years, Linda is a leader in marketing, brand management, ecommerce and promotion initiatives for major retailers, specialty retail, art industry, licensing partnerships, media and entertainment, as well as entrepreneurial business environments. Now through her own company, LM Art Marketing & Licensing, Linda brings her years of experience to help outstanding artists and art industry leaders set and achieve high goals.

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Her expertise and strong track record of exceeding marketing and sales goals, building brands and driving business success makes her a vital part of any organization. Whether conceiving a breakthrough media-based retail concept for Discovery Channel, driving an integrated growth strategy of the core demographic as the chief architect of the Thomas Kinkade brand, overseeing every aspect of a major event, or coaching an emerging artist, Linda achieves success. She built and managed the branding, marketing, PR and communications programs for the rapidly growing Discovery Channel Stores. For Thomas Kinkade, one of this country’s most iconic consumer brands, she added multi-million dollar sales volume and double digit sales increases annually for 7+ years by initiating and directing strategic alliances and partnerships with Disney, Warner Bros., Elvis Presley Enterprises, NASCAR, Major League Baseball and others.

Linda’s expertise in the licensing industry, as both a licensor and licensee, has made her readily recognized for her expertise and strategic approach to integrated brand and business strategies. Her engaging attitude, professional demeanor and clear ability to have fun and inspire others make Linda a persuasive change agent with strong consensus-building skills.

Andy McAfee

Andy McAfee received his degree in Art Marketing from Appalachian State University and is the Director of The Art Shop in Greensboro, North Carolina. His challenge when he joined The Art Shop was to grow the business into a nationally recognized gallery. In 2003 , his efforts were rewarded when The Art Shop was named the #1 gallery in the nation for retail excellence by Décor Magazine. The gallery was awarded the number one status three additional years. Andy was invited to be a judge for the 46th Annual Scholastic Art Awards and has taught Art Marketing classes for Artexpo in New York, Atlanta and Las Vegas.

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Education Schedule speakers

Saturday Michael Pacitti

Michael Pacitti, IDEC, CPF, has worked in the art, design and framing industry for more than 25 years. He is currently associated with the Color Marketing Group, and the Color Association of the United States (C.A.U.S), where he has been teaching seminars on color and design to interior designers and custom picture framers throughout North America, Europe and China for 25 years. He has also written numerous articles on color and design and is a professionally certified educator with IDEC Interior Design Educators Council, resulting in his accessible style of conducting informative and interactive workshops.

Robert Reeder

Robert Reeder is a successful internet enterprise pioneer in the art industry. He was the Vice President of ArtSelect, Inc., the world’s premiere online custom frame shop and art gallery, from May, 1997 to January, 2008. Reeder is currently Chief Operating Officer for Artexpo Studio, where he manages business and product development, internet marketing strategy and team building.

Eric Smith

Eric Smith, Artexpo New York CEO, is a true art world insider with years of industry experience. He is the former Vice President of Summit Business Media, the leading worldwide producer of art shows and art-related trade publications including Artexpo Las Vegas, Art Miami, Art Business News, Décor and Volume magazines.

Smith also spent years as Director of Martin Lawrence Galleries, where he managed over 20 galleries in California, Colorado and Hawaii and quickly developed a passion for modern and contemporary art, selling Warhol, Rosenquist, Rauschenberg, Oldenburg and Keith Haring.

Sundar Raman

Sundar thinks himself a minor contemporary avatar of Sisyphus: rolling imperfect technology up the incline of artistic demand, simultaneously sanding away the burrs of ungainly code. Sundar’s background spans alternative energy, community radio, permaculture, Internet telephony, open-source advocacy, and most recently social gaming.

Andrew Russeth

Andrew Russeth is a writer based in New York.

He edits The New York Observer’s GalleristNY. com art website and publishes 16 Miles of String, a blog about contemporary art.

Litsa Spanos

Litsa Spanos started ADC, Art Design Consultants, Inc. in 1991 with only two customers. Since then, she has increased her customer base to over 2000. Her award-winning, retail/wholesale art gallery specializes in corporate and residential art consulting. She joins the Artexpo seminar/education team this year to share the many strategies she has implemented throughout the years to help increase revenues and profits for her business.

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Sat. March 24th / 1:30-2:30PM Color Stories Sponsored by Vita Coco Rodger Lippman

With the advent of Color Stories, a whole new chapter in paint color technology is being written. With an unprecedented array of truly unique hues to choose from, creating your own color story has never been easier – or more exciting. Inspired by nature, the senses, moments in time, found objects and pure imagination, each color tells its enticing tale. Two hundred forty, one-of-a-kind full-spectrum colors have been meticulously handcrafted into an astonishing collection – a palette so vibrant and exquisite that each color is best appreciated once the paint is applied. Each creates depth, overtones, nuance and luminosity not found in ordinary paints. From natural morning light to artificial or indirect illumination, these colors take on different characteristics and appearances throughout the day. Evoking emotions and feelings, each unique blend offers a story and a personality behind each hue.

Sat. March 24th / 3:00-4:00PM

Panel Discussion: The Relationship Between Artist & Collector Sponsored by Heavenly Organics Moderator Eric Smith: Panelists are Jennifer Harlan, Litsa Spanos, Ashley Tedesco & Rick Barnett Top art industry experts share tips on presentations, professionalism, and building relationships, based on decades of combined experience in the fine art marketplace.

Sat. March 24th / 4:30-5:30PM

Panel Discussion: Powering Your Marketing with New Media Sponsored by Sociéte Perrier Moderator Sundar Raman: Panelists are Andrew Russeth & Michael Draznin Harnessing the power of social media platforms such as blogging, Twitter, Facebook, etc. to promote your business or gallery.

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Education Schedule Sunday 2012 Design Trends Sponsored by Palo Michael Pacitti

This seminar will explore the influence of design on custom framing and overall ornamentation pertaining to the Picture Frame. You’ll see various design styles from the past 100 years that have been used for frames, art, interior motifs and more. You’ll also take a closer look at the history of moulding patterns, including when and where they originated, how to recognize the difference between architectural and furniture moulding designs, and how to effectively use specific motifs when working with interiors and framing. Studying these designs will help you better identify the right moulding for an image.

Sun. March 25th / 12:30-1:30PM

Your Top 10 for Understanding Art Licensing!

Sponsored by Pop Chips Linda Mariano & Rick Barnett To license or not to license – is that your question? Whether you are an artist, an agent, a publisher, a manufacturer, or a gallery owner, what’s the potential impact of Art Licensing on your business as a whole? How do you decide if Licensing is right for you? What and where to begin – or continue in today’s fast paced Licensing world?

How do you market your brand for Licensing – and is that different than marketing for consumers? And how about all that legal “stuff” – copyrights, trademarks, license and publishing agreements?

How do you protect your intellectual property while you maximize exposure? This session will focus on getting you the answers you need to know to understand Art Licensing – get answers for your key questions about planning, collaborating, marketing, promoting, creating, and understanding the exciting world of Art Licensing!

Dale Stephens

Dale Stephens has over 25 years of experience in the printing industry. He has worked as an independent graphic designer, a color separation photographer and was responsible for color control for MIU Press in Iowa and American Graphics in Atlanta. He is currently Director of Production at Artexpo Studio, where he researches and manages photo-capturing, image reproduction and production efficiencies to deliver the highest print quality to artists. Dale is also a founding partner of Make the Works.

speakers

Sun. March 25th / 11:00-12:00AM

Ashley Tedesco

Ashley had a promising finance career in Silicon Valley in front of her when she decided her heart was in the art business. As a gallery director, regional director in charge of seven retail locations, and Director of Training and Retail Development for the Thomas Kinkade Company (and a talented painter in her own right) she now has more than 20 years experience in the art world. At Artexpo New York, Ashley serves to “shorten your learning curve” for the artists she works with as a strategist by guiding them through important career decisions with the latest information on the industry and the market.

“I’m passionate about inspiring others to pursue their dreams,” she says.

When she’s not working with artists at Artexpo New York and Artexpo Studio, Ashley is either painting, or cycling or running or getting wet in any number of water sports. Or she might be in the restaurant she runs with her husband on the Monterey Peninsula, Paluca Trattoria, named after her 2 sons.

Sun. March 25th / 2:00-3:00PM Color Trends Sponsored by Société Perrier Michael Pacitti

This seminar will focus on color. From the color of the year to overall color trends and forecast, learn how the professionals do their work with color. You’ll also find out how and where stylish and traditional colors have been used in art over the past 100 years, giving you a solid understanding of how to forecast the next big trends. You’ll also discover innovative techniques for determining color themes and variations, as well as helpful tips for successfully guiding your customers through the color selection process. Now’s your chance to learn all about color trends that can help you communicate these techniques, elements, and principles effectively to your clients.

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Education Schedule Thursday, March 22nd 9:00-10:00AM [SOLO] Q&A — Sponsored by Bai Eric Smith & Jennifer Harlan 10:30-11:30AM Your “No Excuses” Daily Top 10 for Sales Success! — Sponsored by Heavenly Organics Rick Barnett & Linda Mariano 12:00-1:00PM Bring Art Buyers in Your Door with Exciting Events — Sponsored by Vita Coco Litsa Spanos 1:30-2:30PM The Art Business Plan — Sponsored by Pop Chips Craig Kausen 3:00-4:00PM Go Big! Strategies for Selling Art and Framing Services to the Healthcare, Corporate, and Hospitality Industries.

— Sponsored by Société Perrier Litsa Spanos 5:00PM American Premiere of the fine art short film, Becomes. Duration: 20 minutes.

Presentation of the film followed by a Q & A with the artist, André Desjardins, and the filmmaker, Hélène Bélanger Martin.

4:00-7:00PM PREVIEW PARTY

Friday, March 23rd 9:00-10:00AM BREAKFAST WITH ARTEXPO 10:30-11:30AM Panel Discussion: 60 Tips in 60 Minutes Moderated by Eric Smith: Panelists are James LaMantia, Rick Barnett, & Craig Kausen – Sponsored by Vita Coco 12:00-1:00PM Secrets for Successful Event Marketing – Sponsored by Palo James LaMantia & Andy McAfee 1:30-2:30PM Being Creative in the Art World — Sponsored by Bai Craig Kausen 3:00-4:00PM Effective & Creative Gallery Marketing—without Breaking the Bank — Sponsored by Heavenly Organics Litsa Spanos 4:30-5:30PM Exchanging & Selling Artwork: Benefits & Pitfalls — Sponsored by Citibank David Gorenberg 6:00PM Presentation of the film Becomes. Duration: 20 minutes. Followed by a Q & A with the artist André Desjardins.

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Education Schedule Saturday, March 24th 10:30-11:30AM Your Top 10 Priorities for Marketing that Counts! — Sponsored by Bai Linda Mariano & Rick Barnett 12:00-1:00PM Period Design — Sponsored by Heavenly Organics Michael Pacitti 1:30-2:30PM Color Stories — Sponsored by Vita Coco Rodger Lippman 3:00-4:00PM Panel Discussion: The Relationship Between Artist & Collector — Sponsored by Heavenly Organics 4:30-5:30PM Panel Discussion: Powering Your Marketing with New Media — Sponsored by Société Perrier

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Thursday-Saturday 10:00AM Artexpo Studio – Daily Q & A Dale Stephens & Robert Reeder

Thursday, March 22, 5 PM: American Premiere of Becomes—A Fine Art Short Film

Becomes is an unhurried foray into the studio of sculptor André Desjardins. Under the camera’s patient and discreet eye, a sculpture is born. Each step of the creative process is scrutinized; from the shaping of the armature, the fleshing out in clay to the finishing touches.

The sculptor’s concentration and silence are intense yet fragile. Clinking of tools, focused breaths, a creaking floor; the spellbinding atmosphere of the studio plunges viewers into a near-meditative state. The artist shares his thoughts and challenges in confidential voice-overs.

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Mindy donahue

Masha Molodykh booth. 1030 Email. mashamol@rambler.ru WEb. mashamolodykh.com

booth. 1118 Web. www.mindydonahuefineart.com email. mindydonahuefineart@ymail.com phone. 815-254-7484

Leila Holtsman

Tyna EzEnma

booth. 1121 phone. 703-869-5867 Web. www.LeiLaHoLtsman.com

booTh. 1332 wEb. www.tynaezenma.com Email. tina@tynaezenma.com phonE. 941.538.6941, 646.355.5261

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1570 Springpoint Rd Rock Hill, SC 29732

Studio 803 324 7318

Email: Hans@HansPetersenArt.com

Website: www.HansPetersenArt.com Represented in New York City by

Amsterdam Whitney Gallery Represented in Miami by PINK LIPS

48” x 48”

Art Fusion Galleries

#1214

JERRY PEEL

“Blues in the Key of Sea”

48” x 48” Acrylic on Canvas

Booth 1129 jwpeel@aol.com www.jerrypeel.com 786-877-9213

Surrealistic view of a three legged cow turned upside down

Vikram Dayal Booth: 1021 Phone: +1 (703) 338-7500 Web: www.vikramdayal.com email: vdayal@avman.net

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The Art of Online A Q&A with New Michael Draznin

Craig Kausen

Principal at Michael Draznin Consulting

President of Chuck Jones Art Companies

It’s an exciting time in the art industry. Advances in technology and new media currently offer artists more ways than ever to create exciting new works—and to share them with the world.

If you’re looking to gain more exposure for your fine art business and feeling a little daunted by online marketing, fear not! These days, it’s easy to get your name and art out there, even if you don’t consider yourself particularly tech-savvy.

Below, our New Media panel speakers share tips on how to harness the power of new media platforms including websites, blogging, Twitter, Facebook, video and more to promote your business or gallery.

Let’s start with websites first. How important are they for artists and why?

Craig Kausen: I guess that is simple: it’s basically the business card of today. If you don’t have it, no one will know you when they look.

Amy Kettenburg: An online presence is essential for an artist, as millions of consumers embrace the digital age.

People around the world can view your work at the click of a button.

Michael Draznin: Websites are critical for at least two reasons. First, depending upon how they’re built and used, they can/should act as an online gallery and archive of an artist’s work. One in which the artist has complete control over content, look and feel to shape as they want. Second, they can also act as an e-commerce site for direct sales between the artist and buyers/collectors.

Third, if “tuned up” with SEO and keywords, they help draw traffic and attention to an artist’s site, potentially helping raise awareness about his or her work, name, background, news (grants, shows, etc.) and more. Fourth,

a site acts as a platform or homebase where all other communications and/or marketing efforts lead back to.

(By the way, I’m fully of the opinion that “marketing” does have a place in art. The starving artist concept is a true myth – a symptom rather than a requirement to succeed.)

Fifth – going back to my first point – a site is one of the best ways for an artist to present their work when they meet new gallery directors, collectors etc.

Andrew Russeth: Sometimes it’s definitely nice, when searching for information about an artist, to be able to see their work in one place immediately, so if you’re making work that you think is legible online, it might be worth doing. (Gerhard Richter seems to feel that way too!

His website is really neat: http://www.gerhard-richter. com/) At the same time, a little bit of mystery never hurt, so I don’t think they’re super important. It just depends what you’re up to.

What are some of the easiest ways to get a website up if your time and resources are limited?

MD: There are so many free and even pre-made options available now, I don’t know where to begin. One thing I’ve seen used very successfully, that also has a dynamic element to it, is Tumblr… for a variety of reasons.

AR: Exhibit-E’s Indexhibit program seems to be pretty easy to use, and it has a clean and elegant design, if that’s what you’re looking for.

CK: Truly, a website can be established in a day or two, based in WordPress, which is easy to establish and maintain, even for the technically challenged. And, it shouldn’t have to cost more than a couple hundred dollars to create.

AK: When time and resources are limited, there are a variety of sites that will provide you with a ready-made

Networking

Panel Discussion:

Powering Your Marketing with New Media 4:30-5:30 PM Saturday, March 24 Education Pavilion

Media Pros Andrew Russeth

Amy Kettenburg

Editor of GalleristNY. com at New York Observer

Admissions Counselor at Oregon College of Art & Craft

template. Sites like ArtexpoStudio.com give you a place to not only showcase and sell your work, but also assist in some aspects of promotion; whereas other sites like wix.com or otherpeoplespixels.com will provide you with ready-made templates that allow customization of colors and layouts but will not assist you in marketing or networking. It all depends on what is the best fit for you.

Social media platforms like Facebook, blogging and Twitter provide artists with a medium to share updates, and also to gain feedback.

What’s the value of this online dialog?

MD: Both individually and collectively, they are invaluable.

For feedback, yes, but also for building community (and taking part in others’ communities), creating awareness, generating new directions and ideas for creative development, providing feedback to others (as well as building one’s own), and more.

CK: These days, the social media platforms are another given when coming to basic awareness. The best thing about social media and the art world is that we (the art world) are basically a gregarious group, plus intensely visual, which both lend themselves to “social” (us) “media” (visual).

AR: Those things seem like nice ways to keep in touch with your friends and keep an eye on what other people are doing. But in terms of dialog and feedback, I still think you need to meet up in studios, bars, and restaurants to chat and yell at each other.

AK: Social networking sites have revolutionized the way artists can market themselves. Blogs as well as platforms like Facebook and Twitter are completely free and have the power to reach hundreds of thousands of people if you’re willing to be patient and dedicate yourself to building a following. Engaging in an online dialog with

others who share similar interests is so important for an artist trying to get his or her name out there. It takes time, but updating your social media sites regularly and responding to comments will build your fan base over time, lead to new opportunities, increase sales… and best of all it’s entirely free.

Are there any pitfalls of online promotion? What should artists watch out for?

CK: I think placing too much emphasis on a website as far as attempting to gain attention can be a major pitfall.

I think the analogy of leaving color images stacked on a bench at a car wash 15 years ago would be equivalent to just putting up a website these days. The color images might be crucial to have, but what you do with them day to day is the key.

AR: I think it’s the same as “offline:” make sure you’re doing the work you want to do and don’t worry about the promotion.

AK: As with anything, online promotion always carries a small element of risk. One of an artist’s biggest fears is that their work will be used without permission or proper credit. In this situation, however, the rewards far outweigh the risk. The bottom line is that, as an exhibiting artist, there will always be ways for someone to try to “steal” an image from you. Instead of fearing this, being proactive and responsible with your online presence will help stop this if it happens.

MD: Don’t be a jerk. Don’t be egomaniacal. Don’t be foolish. Don’t be naive. Protect your work and ideas. Be generous with your work and ideas.

What do you consider the most valuable new media tool for artists these days?

CK: I would say video is probably the most important thing that is really just becoming easily accessible and promotable within new media.

AK: As Michael said, Tumblr is an incredibly powerful social media tool. Its blogging platform lets followers re-blog posts they enjoy from other bloggers onto their own blogs, thus posts can quickly “go viral” and reach thousands of people.

else followers will get bored, but be careful not to “overpost.” Over posting can lead to followers getting quickly annoyed with you. Stick to once or twice a day at most.

Finally, be personal and proactive. Followers want to feel like they are connecting with the person behind the social media site. Always be friendly and professional.

MD: Jump in and get going! And approach both SM and online marketing as works in progress… just like your artwork.

MD: Clear thinking, good ideas, courage and a sense of humor.

Maybe not what you expected, but I feel – based on experience – these are the most valuable.

AR: Websites are pretty great, if they make sense for what you do as an artist. It’s really fun to visit sites of friends or artists that I like and see what they’re up to. “Wow! They’re in a group show over at that gallery.

Hey! They just published a little booklet of their writing.” I love it.

What advice would you give artists looking to get their feet wet with social media and online marketing?

CK: 1) Get a WordPress-based website under your own name. 2) Sign up for Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. 3) Start producing a few videos of you creating or talking about your art that are fun and short.

AR: Make a website and use those other things to talk with people you know, if you want, and then get back to work.

AK: If someone is looking to take the plunge into social media, I would suggest starting with just one platform and getting to know it well. Tumblr or Twitter are good places to start because their formats encourage linking to and re-blogging others, which should be one of your ultimate goals. You want someone to get so excited about what you’ve just posted that they share it with someone else. That’s how word spreads and you gain popularity and fans. Make sure you post regularly or

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Oil on Canvas

6'x 7'

ANDRE RENARD A Belgian Born American Artist

Booth: 327 941.730.2302 or 941.778.4540 www.artexpostudio.com/andre-renard

Gallery owners:

Visit our ViP Lounge

sponsored by

& enjoy drinks and conversation

Kelly Zelen booth. 1253 phone. 774.473.2049 web. www.kellyzelen.com

Artist Highlight Threads of Creativity and Sustainability Sewing Artist Paul Nosa

Paul Nosa is like the Johnny Appleseed of creativity, eco-friendliness and edgy artistry. His national “sewing tour”—soon underway—cuts an ambitious swath that he hopes will inspire people’s creativity, provide a tangible patch for their ideas (literally), and teach them to use alternative energy sources. Nosa seeds ingenuity and delight wherever he sews.

his interpretation on the spot onto a piece of fabric or “patch.” He’s put people’s ideas in stitches more than 5,000 times.

For the sake of sustainability, the sewing machine is mounted to his Solar Sewing Rover, a portable table powered by a solar panel and a bicycle electric generator. People ride the bicycle and generate electricity to make their own patch.

With support from friends and wellwishers, Sewing Tour 2012 will begin from Nosa’s hometown of Tucson, Arizona, in May and finish in October. The tour will follow cities along the west coast including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and then head eastward to Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston, New York, and Washington, D.C.—with many more cities to be included.

USA Tour

“I’m an artist who draws with a sewing machine,” says Paul. “My designs aren’t pre-drawn and I don’t use a computer or template. This is a non-traditional method of using a conventional sewing machine.

I’m totally self-taught.”

Nosa, who has been sewing for the past eight years, asks people to think of a scenario in “five words or less,” and sews 46

“By supporting the project,” says Paul, “you will be helping to cover the cost of my solar-powered drive around the country. As well as receiving a piece of my artwork with your pledge, you will be helping people to use their imaginations, understand how to use solar energy, and build a bicycle electric generator.”

Look for Paul in Booth C

CALLFOR ART BUYERS

Unable to exhibit but would love to make contact.

LOOKING FOR COLLECTORS, ARCHITECTS, INTERIOR DESIGNERS, DECORATORS, CORPORATIONS, and GALLERIES

Original Oils, Acrylics, Watercolors. Giclee and Lithograph Prints Illustrator and Award Winning New England Artist.

Commisions welcome, bio available.

theARTof P. Anthony Visco

Phone: 617-823-0860

www.panthonyvisco.com

Andy SchAudt booth. 1023 Web. www.andyschaudt.net phone. 602-348-5718

Stars and Stripes

and other works by Darryn Marshall

Wood on Stainless Steel

See my work at

47 x 28 inches (119.5 x 71 cm)

www.darrynmarshall.com darryn.marshall@yahoo.com 201-694-0790 USA

Booth #1137

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Exhibitor Directory

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Artexpo New York has 2 pavilions: Gallery Pavilion: Booths for established artists, galleries and publishers.

[SOLO] Pavilion: Booths for emerging, independent artists.

A&E Fine Art/Aviram Art Gallery

Aleksandr Fayvisovich

Andy Schaudt

Antonio Vita

Booth#: 178

34-15A Broadway, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 Phone: 201.791.2250 Email: aviram@aviramart.com Website: aviramart.com

40 Woodcutters Lane, Staten Island, NY 10306 Phone: 718.980.6088 Email: aleksandrfayvisovich@ gmail.com Website: aleksandrfayvisovich. com

6788 W. Avenida Del Rey, Peoria, AZ 85383 Phone: 623.561.0269 Email: andyschaudt@gmail.com Website: www.andyschaudt.net

305 East 95th St., Apt. 4K New York, NY 10128 Phone: 917.509.2102 Email: AntonioVita@aol.com Website: www.AntonioVita.com

Able Fine Art NY Gallery

Alex Fishgoyt Art

ANNA ARt Publishing

Aprique Gallery

511 West 25th St, Suite 507 New York, NY 10001 Phone: 212.675.3057 Email: info@ablefineartny.com Website: www.ablefineartny.com

Phone: 646.546.7579 Email: afishgoyt@yahoo.com Website: www.fishgoyt.com

399 Four Valley Drive, Unit 12, Concord, ON L4K 5Y7 Canada Phone: 905.660.2218 Email: information@anna-art.com Website: www.anna-art.com

2922 Kenwood Avenue, Richmond, VA 23228 Phone: 804.543.7994 Email: apriquegallery@gmail.com Website: www.apriquegallery.com

Booth#: 109, 172, DW-7

ADC Fine Art Booth#: 373

310 Culvert St., 5th Floor Cincinnati, OH 45202 Phone: 513.723.1222 Email: artdesign@fuse.net Website: adcfineart.com

Booth#: 1209

Booth#: 361

Booth#: 1023

Booth#: 244

Alexander and Victor Fine Art Anna orlova, Ekaterina Booth#: 113 Ermilkina, Natalia 100 Street A Ste E, Bessonova

Booth#: 1153

Booth#: 371

Art Business News Booth#: B

130 Seventh Ave #107, New York, NY 10011 Phone: 800.768.6020 Email: letters@artbusinessnews.com Website: www.artbusinessnews.com

Picayune, MS 39466 Phone: 601.749.7662 Email: vic@alexanderandvictor. com Website: www.alexanderandvictor.com

Booth#: 377

Alexis Silk

Anna Steerman

Art World News

Booth#: 488

Phone: 510.495.7047 Email: info@alexissilk.com Website: www.alexissilk.com

134 67th St., Brooklyn, NY 11220 Phone: 917.362.9858 Email: ashteer@gmail.com

143 Rowayton Ave., Rowayton, CT 06853 Phone: 203.854.8566 Email: jwhaffey@aol.com Website: www.artworldnews.com

Afet Akhundzade

Amir Gilboa

Anne Marchand

Mehdi Guseyn St. 71, Apt# 16, Flr. 3, Block 2, Baku, AZ1004 Azerbaijan Phone: 994503117337 Email: afa700@hotmail.com

11 Tel-hay St., Raanana, 43405 Israel Email: amir.gilboa@nlivenart.com Website: nlivenart.com

Phone: 202.257.2956 Email: art@annemarchand.com Website: www.annemarchand. com

ADDAMIANo - DEP ARt Milan 11 Prospect St., Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Phone: 201.783.7833 Email: info@addamiano.com Website: www.addamiano.com

Booth#: 448

Booth#: 1029

Booth#: 1231

Phone: 607.371.1843 Email: e_ermilkina@yahoo.com Website: www.newartanddesign. com

Booth#: 1140

Booth#: 1119

Booth#: F

ARtE AL SUR BARDoN BENEIto Booth#: 269

Ahni Kruger

Ancizar Marin

Anthony Granato

Arte-Argentino.org

Phone: 001.908.832.6704 Email: art@ahnikruger.com Website: ahnikruger.com

1152 NW 97 Ave., Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 Phone: 954 6282827 Email: Artsandbronze@yahoo. com Website: www.artbyancizar.com

2294 Windsor St., Salt Lake City, UT 84106 Phone: 1.801.550.5531 Email: ag@anthonygranato.com Website: www.anthonygranato. com

Phone: 5411.4006.8297 Email: info@arte-argentino.org Website: www.arte-argentino.org

Booth#: 1249

Booth#: 1139

Booth#: 1130

Booth#: 285, 287

Alberto Martinez

Andre Renard

Anthony LePre

Artexpo Studio

Phone: 00 44 7956 488 877 Email: info@sableart.co.uk Website: www.sableart.co.uk

Phone: 9738869505 Email: renardl@verizon.net

194 Morris Avenue, Suite 28 Holtsville, NY 11742 Phone: 201.522.2992 Email: artking@optonline.net

123 N. Main, Suite 4 Fairfield, IA 52556 Phone: 641.209.3632 Email: info@artexpostudio.com Website: www.artexpostudio.com

Booth#: 1310

Booth#: 327

Booth#: 271, DW-5

Booth#: 296

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Exhibitor Directory Artisan Direct Ltd.

Brazilian Group

Cheval Fine Art Inc.

Email: ben@benjoyceart.com 82 Callingham Road, Website: www.benjoyceart.com Pittsford, NY 14610 Phone: 585.586.3535 Email: jayson@artisandirectltd.net Website: www.artisandirectltd.net

Rua Humaitá 77 # 703, Rio de Janeiro, RJ 22 261000 Brazil Phone: 55.21.2246.2697 Email: braziliangroup@yahoo.com. br Website: sheyla.ataide.vilabol.uol. com.br

78 Kershner Pl., Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 Phone: 201.773.4980 Email: mkcheval@gmail.com Website: chevalfineart.com

Artisan house

Bente Braad Klausen

Brazilian Group Studio

Christiane David Gallery

P.O. Box 790, Wilton, CT 06897 Phone: 203.563.0017 Email: customerservice@artisanhouse.com Website: www.artisanhouse.com

Søtoften 14, Egaa, 08250 Denmark Phone: 4586228984 Email: bentebraadklausen@gmail. com Website: bentebraadklausen.com

Rua Humaitá 77 # 703, Rio de Janeiro, RJ 22 261000 Brazil Phone: 55 21 2246 2697 Email: braziliangroup@yahoo.com. br Website: sheyla.ataide.vilabol.uol. com.br

112 North Prince Street, Lancaster, PA 17603 Phone: 717.293.0809 Email: christianewdavid@aol.com Website: www.christianedavid. com

Art’s of healing

Best Fine Arts, Inc

Brian Grandfield

Ciarán tully

Phone: 407.347.7989 Email: Anthonystevens862@ yahoo.com

22 West Forest Ave., Englewood, NJ 07631 Phone: 201.567.8400 Email: kkim.bfa@gmail.com Website: bestfinearts.com

Email: bg@briangrandfield.com Website: www.briangrandfield. com

Phone: 212.228.6827 Email: ctully1@earthlink.net Website: www.ciarantully.com/

Booth#: 161, 168, 170, 166

Booth#: 1037

Booth#: 1341

Ben Joyce

*Booth numbers subject to change

Booth#: 468

Booth#: 454

Booth#: 391

Booth#: 277-279

Booth#: 281-283

Booth#: 1342

B ChIC DESIGNS

Blazing Editions

Carrie McCard

Phone: 650.270.7863 Email: JESSINC761@AOL.COM Website: BCHICDESIGNS.COM

P.O. Box 1954, East Greenwich, RI 02818 Phone: 401.885.4329 Email: josef@blazing.com Website: www.blazing.com

Website: fireswanstudio.com

Booth#: 387

Booth#: 104

Booth#: 1345

Booth#: 127

Booth#: 389

Booth#: 1132

Citibank - 1031 Exchange Services Booth#: A-101

Website: https://online.citibank. com/US/JRS/pands/detail. do?ID=CitiCBExchangeServices

Bangie Faal

Bob Bowdige

Catherine R. Chiara

Classic Publications Inc.

Senegambia, Serekunda Kutu, Gambia Phone: 221774385518 Email: bangiefaal@hotmail.com

Malling Barn, Old Malling Way Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2DY United Kingdom Email: jon.battle@talk21.com Website: www.sableart.co.uk/

1023 St. Gregory St., #2 Cincinnati, OH 45202 Phone: 513.541.8533 Email: catherine@cchiara.com Website: www.cchiara.com

375 Sylvan Avenue, Suite 5 Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 Phone: 201.541.9112 Email: pinoart@aol.com Website: www.classicpublicationsinc.com

Booth#: 1235

Booth#: 1310

Beba

Boris Giulian

7-9 Piata Amzei, Sc C, Apt. 19 Bucharest, Sector 1 10342 Romania Phone: 40745650053 Email: bogdan@beba.ro Website: www.beba.ro

Email: borisgiulian@gmail.com Website: www.borisgiulian.com

Booth#: 1247

Beijing China Paintings & Calligraphy Collector Association Booth#: 254

Chaoyang District, Baiziwan Rd. Pingod Apt , Beijing China Phone: 0086.10.58074901 Email: ARTEXPOCHINA001@ GMAIL.COM

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Booth#: 1155

Booth#: 452

Chase Art Companies / the Art of Dr. Seuss

Booth#: 408

Clyde “Ross” Morgan Booth#: 1318

Booth#: DW 3, DW 4

Email: jennifer@chaseart.com Website: drseussart.com

70 Merry Go Round Rock Rd., Sedona, AZ 86351 Phone: 928.284.2929 Email: ross31@esedona.net Website: clyderossmorgan.com

Borro

ChC Art Inc.

Copper trees

767 3rd Avenue, New York, NY 10017 Phone: 1.646.861.2048 Email: ray.palmer@borro.com Website: www.borro.com

1418 E Busch Blvd., Ste. 305 Tampa, FL 33612 Phone: 813.979.1591 Email: info@charlesharoldcompany.com Website: charlesharoldcompany. com

47 Buena Vista Dr., Orangeville, ON L9W 1J5 Canada Phone: 905.584.8181 Email: savoiaantonio@yahoo.ca

Booth#: A-103

Booth#: 128

Booth#: 1109

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[SOLO] Pavilion: Booths for emerging, independent artists.

Dage

Deljou Art Group

166 Jean de Ronceray, Carignan, QC J3L 6L8 Canada Phone: 450.447.9218 Email: sylviedage@gmail.com Website: www.DageArts.com

1616 Huber St., Atlanta, GA 30318 Phone: 404.350.7190 Email: mehron@deljouartgroup. com Website: www.deljouartgroup. com

Booth#: 1321

Daniel Sroka Botanical Abstracts

Booth#: 204 & A-111

Energenesi Art Gallery Booth#: 250

Campo San Maurizio, 2606 San Marco, Venice, VE 30124 Italy Phone: +39 041 2413369 Email: ad@enexrgenesiartgallery. com Website: www.energenesiartgallery.com

Flynt Images

Booth#: 1238

617 Myers Lane, Greensboro, NC 27408 Phone: 336.202.1640 Email: elizabeth@flyntimages.com Website: www.flyntimages.com

diana PINCK

Erik Arnebold

Franco Senesi Fine Art

Booth#: 1108

665 Plandome Road, Manhasset New York, NY 11030 Phone: 516.835.7532 Email: info@dianaPINCK.com Website: dianaPINCK.com

969 Country Club Rd., Smithfield, NC 27577 Phone: 702.553.7669 Email: ErikArnebold@artlover.com Website: www.erikarnebold. fineartstudioonline.com/works

Via dei Mulini 16, Positano, Salerno Italy Phone: 089 875257 Email: info@francosenesifineart. com Website: www.francosenesifineart.com

Daria Bagrintseva

Diane E. Vaughn

Eugene Nicolcev

Frederic BERNARDI

18/2-209 Poliny Osipenko, Moscow, 123007 Russia Phone: 011.7.903.726.9446 Email: daria@dariart.com Website: www.dariart.com

4203 Main St., Philadelphia, PA 19127 Phone: 215.840.0832 Email: art@softillusions.net Website: www.softillusions.net

49 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON M4N 1S2 Canada Phone: 416.488.9012 Email: eugene@nicolcev.com Website: nicolcev.com

32, Avenue Paul Painlevé, Saint-Maur des Fossés, 94100 France Phone: 011 33 6 37 01 03 30 Email: frederic.bernardi@orange.fr Website: peintures-contemporaines.com

26 Blackberry Lane, Morristown, NJ 07960 Phone: 973.910.1221 Email: ds@danielsroka.com Website: www.danielsroka.com

Booth#: 156 & DW-11

Booth#: 1245

Booth#: 365

Booth#: 1237

Booth#: 264

Booth#: 236

Booth#: 462

Darryn Marshall

Dragan Sekaric Shex

Eugene Perry Sculptor

GALERIA QUoRUM

608 90th St., North Bergen, NJ 07047 Phone: 201 694 0790 Email: darryn.marshall@yahoo. com Website: www.darrynmarshall. com

25 Lothian Ave., Toronto, ON M8Z 4J9 Canada Phone: 416.232.9338 Email: shex@sympatico.ca Website: www.shexart.com

5309 Gillespie St., Philadelphia, PA 19124 Phone: 215.490.6962 Email: eugeneperry31@hotmail. com Website: www.Eugeneperry.com

Costanilla de Los Angeles, 13, Madrid, 28013 Spain Phone: 915424738 Email: quorumgaleria@yahoo.es

Booth#: 1137

David Sansone Booth#: 1033

317 East 6th St. #3, New York, NY 10003 Phone: 1.917.450.9950 Email: davids@dnyc.net Website: www.dnyc.net

Booth#: 1238

Ed Cooley Fine Art Photography Booth#: 1016

P.O. Box 2136, Rogers, AR 72756 Phone: 479.381.8307 Email: ed.cooley@edcooleyfineart. com Website: edcooleyfineart.com

Booth#: 494

Evan Morris Cohen

GE Consumer Finance, Inc.

Email: evanmorriscohen@gmail. com Website: evanmorriscohen.com

Phone: 866.209.4457 Website: www.gogecapital.com

Fantac (China) Co., Ltd.

Geneva Galleries Inc.

Booth#: 1330

Debbra L Brown

Eduard Anikonov

526 Superior Avenue 733, Leader Building Cleveland, OH 44114 Phone: 216.272.2399 Email: debbra@debbralbrown. com Website: debbralbrown.com

271 W 47th St., Apt. 49E, Phone: 0086.25.8470.6661 New York, NY 10036 Email: fantac@fantac.com.cn Phone: 1.646.415.7719 Website: www.fantac.com.cn Email: anyagarankova@gmail.com Website: www.anikonov.com

Booth#: 1240

Booth#: 177

Booth#: 176

Booth#: 181

Booth#: A-100

Booth#: 484

3218 Hewitt Ave # 104, Silver Spring, MD 20906 Phone: 240.455.8230 Email: tip_taylor@hotmail.com Website: www.genevagalleries. com

Decovia Inc

Emily Victoria Solichin

Fine Art by tia Crystal

George “SEN one” Morillo

3482 Oakcliff Rd Suite B1, Atlanta, GA 03482 Phone: 626.848.8210 Email: decovia@mac.com

144 S. Catalina Ave. Apt. 11, Pasadena, CA 91106 Phone: 408.621.0069 Email: solichin.timothy@gmail. com Website: swargaloka.com

233 South Federal Hwy., Suite 104 Boca Raton, FL 33432 Phone: 561.910.1782 Email: tia@tiacrystal.com Website: www.tiacrystal.com

Email: arawakmedia@gmail.com Website: sen-one.com

Booth#: 188

Booth#: 1338

Booth#: 293

Booth#: 1328

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George Pali

GLoBAL FINE ARt

Ilkin Deniz

Jean C thomas

89 Mill Spring Lane, Stamford, CT 06903 Phone: 914.434.1906 Email: gpali@optonline.net Website: www.georgepali.net

11600 Atlantis Place, Suite F Alpharetta, GA 30022 Phone: 678.978.4000 Email: inam@inamgallery.com Website: www.globalfineart.net

6831 Eastview Dr., Lantana, FL 33462 Phone: 561.357.3137 Email: ilkindnz@gmail.com Website: www.ilkindeniz.com

640 Ditmas Ave., Apt. 37 Brooklyn, NY 11218 Phone: 954.851.4674 Email: naikaothomas@yahoo.com

Booth#: 1222

Booth#: 255

Booth#: 1117

Georgia Nassikas

Gromova Gallery

Phone: 703.926.5601 Email: Gnassikas@gmail.com Website: GeorgiaNassikas.com

Website: www.elenagromova.com 320 Route 72 East, Manahawkin, NJ 08050 Phone: 609.978.8100 Email: indorato@aol.com Website: www.indorato.com

Booth#: 1122

Gerald Lerner Photography

Booth#: 442

INDoRAto

Booth#: 494

Booth#: 174

Jeanne Bessette Contemporary Artist Booth#: 1009

533 Rand Road, Raleigh, NC 27603 Phone: 919.803.4220 Email: jlbartist@gmail.com Website: jeannebessette.com

Gunes Akseki

Irit hadani

Jenny Keith

Booth#: 1320

249 Church St. #5, New York, NY 10013 Phone: 917.388.2122 Email: gerry@geraldlerner.com Website: www.geraldlerner.com

4511 New York Ave. #A25B, Union City, NJ 07087 Email: info@monumentalsculpturestudio.com Website: www.monumentalsculpturestudio.com

19 Ella St., Ramat Hasharon, 47212 Israel Phone: 97237412966 Email: irit.hadani@gmail.com Website: irit-hadani.com

10726 151 St., Edmonton, AB T5P 1V7 Canada Phone: 1.780.903.5211 Email: jennykeithart@gmail.com Website: www.jennykeithhughes. com

Gina Brezini

hansPetersenArt

J&D International, Inc.

Jeremy Bortz

Phone: 212.724.4061 Email: info@ginabrezini.com Website: ginabrezini.com

1570 Springpoint Rd., Rock Hill, SC 29732 Phone: 803 324 7318 Email: hanspetersenart@aol.com Website: hanspetersenart.com

One 43rd St. (Suite L9), Brooklyn, NY 11232 Phone: 718.492.4107 Email: jdintl250@aol.com

445 Worth Blvd, Thornhill, ON L4J 8B1 Canada Email: Jeremybortz@rogers.com Website: jeremybortz.com

Booth#: 1223

Booth#: SC

Booth#: 1214

Booth#: 1334

Booth#: 186

Booth#: 1311

Booth#: 1134

Gioiosa Passione

heather Whiteside

James E Caldwell III

Jerry Blank & Phil Anthony

Phone: 203.283.5819 Email: artwork@ivantirado.com Website: GioiosaPassione.com

P.O. Box 5164, Maryville, TN 37802 Phone: 646.737.3288 Email: studio@WhitesideArt.com Website: HeatherWhiteside.com

2060 Cedar Ave., Menlo Park, CA 94025 Phone: 650.248.7312 Email: Jamesemottcaldwell@ gmail.com Website: www.jamesartist.com

2133 Kelsey Creek Court, Henderson, NV 89044 Phone: 702 324 2193 Email: jerry@goblankart.com Website: www.goblankart.com

Booth#: 369

Booth#: 446

Booth#: 1120

Booth#: 1136, 1138

Giovanni Pelliccioli

huckleberry Fine Art

James P. o’Neal

Jerry Peel

RĂŠsidence Des Fleurs, 13, Rue Sadi Carnot Antibes, 06600 France Email: info@ilipart.com Website: www.ilipart.com

12063 Nebel St., Rockville, MD 20852 Phone: 301.881.5977 Email: info@huckleberryfineart. com Website: www.huckleberryfineart. com/

221 Chestnut Rd., Bridgeton, NJ 08302 Phone: 856.451.1323 Email: Jim104gmc@hughes.net Website: www.jamesonealwoodcarving.com

Phone: 843.979.1115 Email: jwpeel@aol.com Website: www.jerrypeel.com

Booth#: 1143

Booth#: A-105 - A-107

Glenn/Knox Designs

Ilene Richard

88225 E. Aravaipa Rd., Winkelman, AZ 85192 Phone: 520.907.2047 Email: azeworks@aol.com Website: www.azearthworks.com

11 Blood Road, Andover, MA 01810 Phone: 978.475.6735 Email: ilene.richard@gmail.com Website: www.ilenerichard.com

Booth#: 160, 162

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Booth#: 1141

Booth#: 263

Japan Contemporary Art Association Booth#: 272

2-34-6-205 Denenchoufu Ota-ku, Tokyo, 145-0071 Japan Phone: 0081.3.3721.0900 Email: webmaster@jcaa.gr.jp Website: www.jcaa.gr.jp

Booth#: 1129

Jesse Newman Booth#: 1111

Phone: 201.707.9630 Email: jessenewman@mac.com Website: www.rebirthofgaea.com

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Joan Konkel

Julie Leff Fine Artist

Kim Rhoney

LaMantia Fine Art Inc.

Email: joan@konkel.net Website: www.joankonkel.com

38 Steep Hill Rd., Weston, CT 06883 Phone: 203.227.2568 Email: jls@juliesatinover.com Website: juliesatinover.com

18415 Mead Rd., Milan, MI 48160 Phone: 734.255.0731 Email: kim@kimrhoney.com Website: www.kimrhoney.com

127 Main St., Northport, NY 11768 Phone: 631.754.8414 Email: james@lamantiagallery.com Website: lamantiagallery.com/ fineart

Booth#: 1123

jodi

Booth#: 1125

Booth#: 105

Jung Yoon Park Booth#: 1217

Phone: 301.519.1628 Email: hellojungyoon@gmail.com Email: jodiart@aol.com Website: www.jodiart.artspan.com

John Stuart Studio.com Booth#: 1229

Karen Kohtz

Booth#: 1317

80 Varick St. 8E, Phone: 206.579.1090 New York, NY 10013 Email: karenkohtz3@gmail.com Phone: 212.966.6783 Website: www.karenkohtz.com Email: john@johnstuartstudio.com Website: www.johnstuartstudio. com/archive.html

Booth#: 1216

Booth#: 436

KItAI KIKAKU

Laurette o’Neil

1-9-16 Showamachi, Kita-ku Tokyo, 114-0011 Japan Phone: 81.3.5692.6552 Email: info@kitaikikaku.co.jp Website: www.kitaikikaku.co.jp

2709 Hope Forest Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89134 Phone: 702.612.1960 Email: laurette@SilverJewelryDesign.com Website: silverjewelrydesign.com

Booth#: 440

Ko-hEY! ARIKAWA Booth#: 1225

Phone: +81.0.555.84.7540 Email: info.happy.portrait@gmail. com Website: www.happyclover528. com

Booth#: 257

Leah and Stan Goldberg Art team Booth#: 379

60 Camino San Cristobal, Galisteo, NM 87540 Phone: 505.466.2036 Email: teamgoldberg@cybermesa. com Website: stanleah.com

John-Mark Gleadow

Katherine McNeill

Kramer Sculptures

Leila holtsman

435 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE 19901 Phone: 302.222.8769 Email: gleadwind@comcast.net Website: www.johnmarkgleadow. com

12592 Greenland Acres Rd., Larkspur, CO 80118 Phone: 303.688.9117 Email: mcneill9869@msn.com Website: katherinemcneill.com

4696 Bartlett Rd. #11, Beamsville, ON L0R 1B1 Canada Phone: 248.915.8256 Email: info@kramersculptures. com Website: www.kramersculptures. com

P.O. Box 109, Garrett Park, MD 20896 Phone: 703.869.5867 Email: Leila.Holtsman@gmail.com Website: www.LeilaHoltsman.com

Booth#: 426

Booth#: 1230

Booth#: 143

Booth#: 1121

Joseph Paul Vargas

Kelly Zelen

Kristen Ray Naugle

Leon oks

Phone: 702.544.0152 Email: josephvargas191@msn.com

75 Wamsutta Street, Unit 508 New Bedford, MA 02740 Phone: 774.473.2049 Email: art@kellyzelen.com Website: www.kellyzelen.com

431 Overlook Trail, Nixa, MO 65714 Phone: 417.860.5059 Email: kristenrjn@yahoo.com Website: kristenraynaugle.com

Email: oksart@gmail.com Website: www.leonoks.com

Booth#: 1315

Booth#: 1253

Jozza Pop Art

Kevin harris Photo Design

2647 NE 186 Terrace #B, Miami, FL 33180 Phone: 305.792.2031 Email: jozzapopart@hotmail.com Website: www.jozzapopart.com

5015 Bluebonnet Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70809 Phone: 225.291.2951 Email: Kevin@kevinharris.com Website: kevinharris.com

Booth#: 1157-1161

Booth#: 1340

Judith Weinstein

Kiki Garber

8 Kushnir St., Haifa, Israel Phone: 97248236380 Email: judweinstein@yahoo.com Website: www.judith-w.com

3910 Inverrary Blvd., Apt.103 Lauderhill, FL 33319 Phone: 347.742.0316 Email: kikigarb@gmail.com

Booth#: 1213

Booth#: 1135

Booth#: 1115

Krystiano DaCosta Finest Art Creations Booth#: 1337

9142 Southern Breeze Dr., Orlando, FL 32836 Phone: 407.490.4290 Email: hunisatt@gmail.com Website: www.krystianosdesigns. com

La Rosa Del Monte Worldwide Movers WRAPPING StAtIoN

1133-35 Tiffany St., Bronx, NY 10459 Phone: 800.4LAROSA Email: contact@delarosadelmonte.com Website: www.larosadelmonte. com

Booth#: 1028

Leonardo tizi Booth#: 1210

Via Napoleone III 89, Roma, RM 185 Italy Phone: 39064456617 Email: info@leonardotizi.com Website: www.leonardotizi.com

Linda Calvert Jacobson Booth#: 1145, DW-6

P.O. Box 230, Fischer, TX 78623 Phone: 830.624.5302 Email: linda@casadelinda.com Website: www.lindacalvertjacobson.com

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Louise Cutler Studio

Mark Millene

Melanie Rothschild

Myra Galleries LLC

201 College Ave. Suite 209, Fort Collins, CO 80524 Phone: 719.213.3115 Email: lcutlerstudio@aol.com Website: louisecutlerstudio.com

31-32 44th. St #1A, Astoria, NY 11103 Phone: 917.655.9074 Email: markmillene@hotmail.com Website: www.millene.com

20269 Croydon Ln., Topanga, CA 90290 Phone: 310.455.1297 Email: melanie@melanierothschild. com Website: www.melanierothschild. com

177 NW 23rd St., Wynwood Miami, FL 33127 Phone: 305.573.7670 Email: info@myragalleries.com Website: www.myragalleries.com

Booth#: 1234

Booth#: 190

Booth#: 1324

Booth#: 363

LU Jianjun

Marta Gottfried Wiley

Milagros Melendez

NAC Gallery

Email: lujianjunart@gmail.com, margaretqz@yahoo.com Website: www.lujianjun.com

940 Castillo Dr., Litchfield Park, AZ 85340 Phone: 623.824.2699 Email: Martagwiley@aol.com Website: Martawiley.com

30-09 83rd St., East Elmhurst, NY 11370 Phone: 347.731.3782 Email: milagrosrm@msn.com

200 Biscayne Blvd Way, # 309, Miami, FL 33131 Phone: +1.805.272.5831 Email: Vincent@nacgallery.com Website: www.nacgallery.com

Booth#: 295

Booth#: 284

Booth#: 1025

Booth#: 282

Luminous Lish

Martha Sotomayor

Minas halaj

Nancy “Weezy” Forman

3116 Warsaw Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45205 Phone: 513.602.7679 Email: luminouslish@gmail.com Website: www.luminouslish.com

Huatusco 2 y Boulevard, Fortin de las Flores, Veracruz 94470 Mexico Phone: 01 271 713 30 27 Email: marthso@prodigy.net.mx Website: www.marthasotomayor. com.mx

Phone: 818.307.6124 Email: minas@minashalajart.com Website: minashalajart.com

4429 Main St., Philadelphia, PA 19127 Phone: 215.482.0700 Email: Nancy@juniperwinddesigns.com Website: Juniperwinddesigns.com

Booth#: 1114

Booth#: 1244

Booth#: 1011

Booth#: 1128

Lydia Rosenbaum

Martin Kaupp

Mindy Donahue

Nations Art

Phone: 201.675.9860 Email: lydiarosenbaum@me.com Website: lydiarosenbaum.com

1830 South Treasure Drive #21, North Bay Village, FL 33141 Phone: 786.597.8058 Email: martinkaupp@gmx.net Website: www.martinkaupp.com

Phone: 815.254.7484 Email: mindydonahuefineart@ ymail.com Website: www.mindydonahuefineart.com

810 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10017 Phone: 212.687.1786 Email: itzhak827@msn.com Website: www.nationsartnyc.com

Booth#: 1215

Booth#: 198

Booth#: 1118

Booth#: 414

Marek Kossiba

Masha Molodykh

Miriam hinds

Nautilus Srl

Phone: 920.979.8830 Email: info@sharefineart.com Website: www.sharefineart.com

Email: mashamol@rambler.ru Website: mashamolodykh.com

Avenida Marte 376, Apto 903 Alphaville São Paulo, 06451-005 Brazil Phone: 551141536267 Email: mhinds@uol.com.br Website: www.miriamhinds.com. br

Viale Della Libertà, 239, San Marco Evangelista, 81020 Italy Phone: 390823458850 Email: info@nautiluscenter.it Website: www.facebook.com/Immediatism

Booth#: 1022

Booth#: 1030

Booth#: 1151

Booth#: 139

Marjolijn Van den heuvel

Masterpiece Publishing

MIYAKo AoKI

Nazli Kalayci Art Dealer

Mechelsesteenweg 103, Antwerpen, 2018 Belgium Phone: 0032 0485499101 Email: marjolijn@marjolijnvandenheuvel.com Website: www.marjolijnvandenheuvel.com/

11069 Gilbert, Anaheim, CA 92801 Phone: 949.376.2645 Email: dwinn@masterpiecepublishing.com Website: www.masterpiecepublishing.com

1-2-12-405 Moto-azabu, Minato-ku , Tokyo Japan Phone: 81.3.5444.2208 Email: miaxaoki@gmail.com Website: web.me.com/miaxaoki1

Av. Las Heras 2049 4th floor # A, Buenos Aires, 1127 Argentina Phone: +54.11.4803.2070 Email: nazlikal@hotmail.com Website: kartdealer.com.ar

Booth#: 1314

Booth#: 218

Booth#: 1344

Booth#: 286

Mark holt

MECENAVIE

MonzoArt

Nebiur Arellano

Email: mholt@chilledimage.com Website: www.chilledimage.com

65 Rue Jean Raynal, Morsang Sur Orge, 91390 France Phone: 0033 176 08 12 18 Email: gtotmo@hotmail.com Website: mecenavie.com

Phone: 212.925.1373 Email: carmine.monzo@carminemonzo.com Website: monzoart.com

6801 Greyswood Rd., Bethesda, MD 20817 Email: nebiurart@aol.com Website: nebiurart.com

Booth#: 1228

56

Booth#: 136, DW-8, SC1, SC2 Booth#: 1333

Booth#: 143

Artexpo New York has 2 pavilions: Gallery Pavilion: Booths for established artists, galleries and publishers.

[SOLO] Pavilion: Booths for emerging, independent artists.

New Wave, LLC

omenka Gallery

Paula Shaughnessy

219 Church St., Suite 2 Phoenixville, PA 19460 Phone: 484.924.8619 Email: Info@NewWaveArt.com Website: www.NewWaveArt.com

24 Ikoyi Crescent, Ikoyi Lagos, Nigeria Email: titi@omenkagallery.com Website: www.omenkagallery. com

Email: rss@videethis.com 10 Easedale Rd., Website: www.randyscottslavin.

Wayne, NJ 07470 com Phone: 201.240.3015 Email: paula.shaughnessy@yahoo. com Website: www.pshaughnessy.30art. com

Booth#: DW-12

Booth#: 486

Booth#: 1032

Randy Scott Slavin Booth#: 1147

New York Art

on the Avenue Marketing

Penrick Collections

Rascal

2-6-1 #B1F Nihonbashi Hon-Cho, Chuoh-Ku, Tokyo 103-0023 Japan Phone: 81.3.3663.7700 Email: info@newyork-art.com Website: newyork-art.com

613 South Ave., Weston, MA 02493 Phone: 781.890.2666 Email: jessie@ontheavenuemarketing.com Website: www.ontheavenuemarketing.com

1000 North Division St., Peekskill, NY 10566 Phone: 914.734.2440 Email: info@penrickcollections. com Website: penrickcollections.com/

Email: rascal4@optonline.net Website: www.rascalart.com

Booth#: 1008

Booth#: 444

Booth#: 129

Booth#: 273

nicholas yust | fine metal art ozlem Baygun

Petra Azar

Raul Valladares

3420 Walworth Ave., Phone: 201.424.3972 Cincinnati, OH 45226 Email: obaygun@yahoo.com Phone: 513.284.6737 Website: www.ozlembaygun.com Email: info@nicholasyustfinemetalart. com Website: www.nicholasyustfinemetalart.com

6020 Lower Mountain Rd., New Hope, PA 18938 Phone: 215 794 3616 Email: PETRA@PETRAAZAR.COM Website: www.studiopetraazar. com

3035 SW 80 Ave., Miami, FL 33155 Phone: 786.554.1250 Email: Mbernal_cuban_art@ yahoo.com Website: www.esculturasvalladares.com

Booth#: 1112

Booth#: 466

Booth#: 478

Booth#: 164

Nick Paciorek

P.Nosa

PhotoPassion

Rene Nascimento

150 Chestnut St., #43, Providence, RI 02903 Phone: 401.453.3737 Email: nick@paciorek.com Website: www.paciorek.com

Email: pnosa@hotmail.com Website: www.pnosa.com

Email: ivartleb@gmail.com Website: www.photopassion.ru

424 Cathedral Pkwy Apt. 21f, New York, NY 10025 Phone: 646.373.2404 Email: fineartbyrene@yahoo.com Website: renenascimento.com

Booth#: 193

Booth#: SPACE C

Nihal Kececi

Pasquale Cuppari

5109 King Charles Way, Bethesda, MD 20814 Phone: 301.571.9277 Email: kececinihal@yahoo.com Website: www.nihalart.com

18 Fay Place, Summit, NJ 07901 Phone: 908.273.3371 Email: ginny@ButeraArtConsulting.com Website: www.pasqualecuppari. com

Booth#: 1038, 1040

oana Lauric - ARtoUJoURS, Inc.

Booth#: 375 & DW2

Booth#: 1012

Pilar Cocero Art Dealer, Mery Carbonero, Elohe, Carmen Jimenez, Mai Jimenez,teresa Medina(Kalyana), Serra Sanabra Booth#: 367

Alcala nยบ 323 4ยบ D, Madrid, 28027 Spain Phone: 011 34 91 142 53 63 Email: pcocero@hotmail.com Website: pilarcocero.com

Booth#: DW-1

Reynolds Fine Art Booth#: 276

96 Orange St., New Haven, CT 06510 Phone: 203.498.2200 Email: info@reynoldsfineart.com Website: reynoldsfineart.com

Patricia hansen

Poldi

Richard A. Byrnes

Booth#: 1219

296 Meridian St., Apt. 2 Boston, MA 02128 Phone: 1.815.353.2801 Email: oana@artoujours.com Website: www.artoujours.com

1 La Montagne Lane, Sandy, UT 84092 Phone: 1.801.733.6917 Email: art@patriciahansen.com Website: www.patriciahansen. com

1600 Lena St., Building C Unit 10 Santa Fe, NM 87505 Phone: 505.603.2658 Email: Jpoldi@gmail.com Website: www.jpoldi.com

243 Guinea Road, Stamford, CT 06903 Phone: 203.595.6541 Email: rabvaux@optonline.net Website: www.richardabyrnes. com

oksana tanasiv

Paul Robinson Fine Art

Booth#: 1031

Booth#: 101

Booth#: 155

Phone: 2034281895 2161 Kingston Court, Email: oksanatanasiv@yahoo.com Marietta, GA 30067 Website: www.oksanatanasiv.com Phone: 770.424.3465 Email: lisa@paulrobinsoninc.com Website: www.paulrobinsoninc. com

Booth#: 1336

Booth#: 1013

Progressive Fine Art

Ricky Mujica

2586 Dunwin Drive, Unit 5A Mississauga, ON L5L 1J5 Canada Phone: 416.860.0983 Email: michael@progressivefineart.com Website: www.progressivefineart. com

176 West 94st. #5A, New York, NY 10025 Phone: 917.620.3220 Email: ricky@rickymujica.com Website: www.rickymujica.com

Booth#: 118, 115, 123

Booth#: 1331

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Sarah Ali Fine Art

Simon Wilde

9 Harbourside Lane, Suite E, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 Phone: 843.785.3112 Email: richardriverin@yahoo.com Website: labelleimage.org

2655 Stanfield Ave., Orlando, FL 32779 Phone: 407.463.5130 Email: sarahalifineart@gmail.com Website: www.sarah-ali.com

1505 Quay Grand, 61-69 Macquarie Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia Phone: 61292511520 Email: simon.wilde12@gmail.com Website: www.simonwilde.com

Booth#: 1255

Booth#: 482

Booth#: 1220

*Booth numbers subject to change

Sterling Collections International Fine Art Booth#: 274

775 Sand Dollar Drive, Sanibel, FL 33957 Phone: 239.472.5965 Email: sterlingcollections@yahoo. com Website: www.kalgajoum.com

Rocky Greco

Seaside Gallery

Slaymaker Fine Art Ltd.

Studio 84 West, Inc

7118 Overlook Drive, Sodus Point, NY 14555 Phone: 585.967.6717 Email: joe_corney@hotmail.com Website: www.rockygreco.com

580 Cypress St., Pismo Beach, CA 93449 Phone: 805.773.8057 Email: tburgher2@gmail.com Website: www.theseasidegallery. com

936 W. Roscoe St., Chicago, IL 60657 Phone: 773.935.ARTS Email: wslaymaker@rcn.com Website: www.slaymakerfineartltd.com/

Email: studio84@west.net Website: www.studio84west.com

Booth#: 1019,1020

Roman Lystvak

Booth#: 289

Booth#: 144

Booth#: 1243

Seiwa Cunningham & Anne Blankson-hemans

Ronen Art Vision

Sergey Bagramyan

Sofia Images, LLC

studiotroy

Weissenbruchstraat 17, Amsterdam, NH 1058 KL Netherlands Phone: 31206155610 Email: atmo21@hotmail.com Website: www.ronenart.nl

Phone: 213.407.7077 Email: sbagramian@gmail.com Website: www.asbart.com

780 River Road #393, Edgewater, NJ 07020

1820 Montclare Ave., Norfolk, VA Phone: 757.737.2772 Email: studiotroy@cox.net Website: www.studiotroy.net

2342 5th St., Fort Lee, NJ 07024 Phone: 516.220.8551 Email: rlystvak@yahoo.com Website: lystvak.com

Booth#: 171

Rosea Fine Art Booth#: 135

Booth#: 1309

Booth#: 1319

68 Bradhurst Ave., Crantock House, Suite Ph1w New York, NY 10039 6 Stratford Drive Wootton, Northamp- Email: socrates@socratesmarton NN4 6JT United Kingdom quez.com Phone: 441604701883 Website: www.socratesmarquez.

Email: anne.herbert@btconnect.com com Website: www.anneblanksonhemans.com

Booth#: 1124

Shimo

Booth#: 1034

Phone: 908.281.1950 2117 28th St., Email: cherngs@hotmail.com Sacramento, CA 95817 Website: www.RoseaFineArt.com Phone: 916.708.6965 Email: nick_liang@shimoartstudio. com

Rufus Butler Seder / Lifetiles

Socrates Marquez

Booth#: 275

Booth#: 458

StUDIohPL

Booth#: 266

Email: STUDIOHPL@HOTMAIL. COM

Booth#: 1339

Sophie’s Art Factory

Sunhee Kim Jung

2154 Trade Center Way, Naples, FL 34109 Phone: 1.239.596.0606 Email: sophiesartfactory@yahoo. com Website: www.wallsculpt.com

2819 Bargate Ct., Crofton, MD 21114 Phone: 410.451.4522 Email: sunheekjung@yahoo.com Website: www.sunheekimjung. com

Booth#: 1015

Booth#: 1241

Shinkle Photography, LLC

SoZo Sonia & Zoran

SunStorm/Fine Art

39 Emerson Road, Suite 124C Waltham, MA 02451 Phone: 781.788.9300 Email: rufus@eyethinkinc.com Website: www.rufuslifetiles.com

950 E. Glengarry Circle, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301 Phone: 248.723.9790 Email: linda@shinklephotography. com, theodore@shinklephotography.com Website: www.shinklephotography.com

c/Cartagena 378, Local 8, Barcelona, Barcelona 08024 Spain Phone: 34680869276 Email: sozo_design@yahoo.com Website: productpilot.com/sozodisseny

120 Senix Ave., Center Moriches, NY 11934 Phone: 631.339.0152 Email: artspower@aol.com Website: www.fineartmagazine. com

Sammoun Fine Art

Shinn Fine Art

Stephanie Sharpton Art

Susi Q

8780 Place Rabelais, Brossard, QC J4X 2W3 Canada Phone: 1.514.992.8918 Email: samsam@videotron.ca Website: sammoun.com

18 Windwhisper Lane, Annapolis, MD 21403 Phone: 410.263.6507 Email: cynthiashinn@shinnart.com Website: www.shinnart.com

4536 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Phone: 850.341.2684 Email: leofolse@att.net Website: www.stephaniesharpton. com

1349 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11237 Phone: 3015931526 Email: susi.tn@gmail.com Website: www.susiqart.com

Booth#: 472, DW-9

Booth#: 226

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Booth#: 275

Booth#: 1208

Booth#: 1233

Booth#: 291

Booth#: 1242

Artexpo New York has 2 pavilions: Gallery Pavilion: Booths for established artists, galleries and publishers.

[SOLO] Pavilion: Booths for emerging, independent artists.

Svenska Konstgalleriet

tibi hegyesi

Vikram Dayal

Woodrow Nash Studios

Friisgatan 9C, Malmo, S-21421 Sweden Phone: 4640125755 Email: svenskakonstgalleriet@ spray.se Website: www.sv-konstgalleriet.se

53 Waterford Drive, Unit 304, Toronto, ON M9R 2N7 Canada Phone: 416.243.2520 Email: tibi@tibi.ca Website: tibi.ca

43753 McCollough Ct, Ashburn, VA 20147 Phone: 1.703.338.7500 Email: vdayal@avman.net Website: www.vikramdayal.com

872 S. Main St., Akron, OH 44311 Phone: 330.253.7040 Email: artfulnash@aol.com Website: theragegallery.com

Booth#: 267

Booth#: 262

Booth#: 1021

Booth#: 292

tahline toranian

tim Gagnon

Vivid Galleria

Zac Greening

Unit 9, 871 Pacific Highway, Chatswood Sydney, NSW 02067 Australia Phone: +614.05.154.752 Email: tahline@hotmail.com

P.O. Box 263, Mapleton, ME 04757 Phone: 207.764.4741 Email: tim@timgagnon.com Website: www.timgagnonstudio. com

1310 E. Del Mar Suite 2C, Laredo, TX 78045 Phone: 956.727.0011 Email: info@vividgalleria.com Website: www.lherrera.com

3 Firehouse Mews, Wincanton, Somerset BA99EH United Kingdom Phone: +44.0.1963 33715 Email: d.greening691@btinternet. com Website: www.zacgreening.com

Booth#: 1110

tatiana tretyakova/tt Contemporary Art

Booth#: 450

Booth#: 184

Booth#: 1035

tIMU

VLADIMIR VoLEGoV

Zaluski Sculpture

Booth#: 442

4501 Q Lane NW, Washington, DC 20007 Phone: 202.337.0617 Email: timurichard@yahoo.com Website: www.timuart.com

Phone: 34664712784 Email: art@volegov.com Website: volegov.com

P.O. Box 5033, Babylon, NY 11707-0033 Phone: 631.804.7073 Email: stevezart@gmail.com Website: zaluskisculpturestudios. com

the Contemporary Art Network

tyna Ezenma

Vladimir Yakobtchuk

Zaya

Booth#: 383, 385

Phone: 234.803.343.3108 Email: tina_orji@hotmail.com Website: www.tynaezenma.com

Sadovaya, 40/10 Saint Petersburg, 190000 Russia Phone: +7.921.937.4163 Email: yakobtchuk@mail.ru, yakobtchuk@hotmail.com

101 Sefirashinmachi, 1741-1 O-machi Saijo, Ehime 7930030 Japan Phone: 8039213204 Email: artofzaya@yahoo.com Website: www.art-zaya.com/index.html

the World of Ed heck

UADC NY

W. David herman

649 Morgan Ave., Suite 3G Brooklyn, NY 11222 Email: heck@edheck.com Website: www.edheck.com

30-10 41st Ave. 4FL, Long Island City, NY 11101 Phone: 718.786.9056 Email: uadcinc@gmail.com

270 Dog Tail Corners Rd., Wingdale, NY 12594 Phone: 845.832.7545 Email: wdherman@optonline.net Website: www.wdavidherman. com

963 Rock Rimmon Rd., Stamford, CT 06903 Phone: 203.329.8977 Email: dulyanov@optonline.net Website: www.glassinmotion.com

580 8th Ave., 5th Floor New York, NY 10018 Phone: 212.354.2999 Email: info@cannyc.com Website: cannyc.com

Booth#: 294

thomas Kinkade Company Booth#: 175

1300 Chase St., Novato, CA 94945 Phone: 415.897.6859 Email: j.mccall@kinkade.com Website: www.thomaskinkade. com

Booth#: 143

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Booth#: 1131

Wenquanstudio

Phone: 1.917.669.5206 Email: valentinanucetegallery@ gmail.com Website: www.valentinanucetegallery.com

155-03 Oak Ave., Flushing, NY 11355 Phone: 646.238.8107 Email: qiaoqiao.7030@yahoo. com.cn Website: www.liuwenquan.com

Booth#: 1024

thomas Wargin

Victori

West hill Gallery

W156N8730 Pilgrim Rd., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 Phone: 262.253.6531 Email: tomwargin@sbcglobal.net Website: www.wargin.com

33 Ridge Rd., Rutherford, NJ 07070 Phone: 201.647.8917 Email: victorimaria1@gmail.com Website: www.victorimuseum. com

Phone: 561.755.4300 Email: westhillgallery@gmail.com Website: www.westhillgallery.com

Booth#: 1041

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Booth#: 1316, DW-10

Booth#: 1221

Valentina Nucete Gallery Booth#: 474

Booth#: SC3

Booth#: 159

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Changing the Landscape for Gallery Owners: The GE Capital Luxury Financing Program Booth A-100

If you’re a seasoned gallery owner, chances are this scenario sounds familiar: you’re showing an extraordinary work of art to an art aficionado. He loves the piece and it would bring him years of enjoyment. The price tag is within his budget, yet somehow he ends up leaving empty-handed. Chances are he wouldn’t have, if you’d offered him the Luxury Financing Program through GE Capital.

The Luxury Financing Program was created by GE Capital to help gallery owners accommodate customers and increase sales. With this program, you can provide your clients with pricing they’ll love on pieces sure to enrich their homes, offices and lives.

Take the scenario in the first paragraph.

Imagine you’d been able to offer your client extended financing options not available with traditional credit and bank cards, including paying over 6, 12, 18 or 24 months without interest. Dedicated credit lines at your gallery would make the path to purchase even smoother for your client. As you know, building relationships

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Simple, fast and easy, the Luxury Financing program benefits you, too. It’s a superior alternative to in-house financing and there’s no cost to set up. Moreover, research shows that customers buy more on a GE Capital Luxury card than they would with a traditional credit card.

If you’re a gallery owner and you’d like to know more, we invite you to enjoy drinks and conversation with a financing expert in our VIP Lounge. Sponsored by GE Capital, it’s located in the front of the show, adjacent to the show office.

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Works of Contemporary ImpressIonIsm www.catherinemelliott.com studIo/Gallery~ by appoIntment 860-651-8836 sImsbury,ConneCtICut

Catalina Cristiana phone. 0040745192074 email. cristiana@cristianaart.com web. www.cristianaart.com

Dana MILIK email: dana.milik@gmail.com phone: +33 6 11 83 97 34

diana PINCK booth: 1245 phone: 516.835.7532 web: www.dianapinck.com email: info@dianapinck.com

Harem Scarem, Oil On canvaS 2011, 120 x 130 cm

Samantha thompSon WEB. www.samanthathompson.com.au

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Mason Cooley, known for his iconic American aphorisms, once said: “Art begins in imitation and ends in innovation.” At this year’s Artexpo, we’re celebrating artists who push the limits of convention and creativity to explore unchartered territory in fine art. Below, you’ll find a selection of some of this Artexpo’s most innovative artists.

Alexis Silk Booth #1029

Melanie Rothschild Booth #1324

Illinois-based artist Alexis Silk works in molten glass and metal to create figurative works that are timeless yet thought provoking. A student of human form, she combines close knowledge of anatomy with a passion for fire and an unquenchable thirst for meaning. Technically, she pushes the boundaries of what is possible. Her glass figures are sculpted entirely freehand while the glass is scorching hot on the end of a blowpipe or punty rod.

Alexis explores issues of human nature, society and the relationship of humans, nature and industry. Her hanging figures are an eloquent exploration of the objectification of the body. Since receiving her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2005, Alexis has continued to study with glass masters such as Pino Signoretto, Richard Royal and Boyd Sugiki. She has been working full time as an artist since 2006. Today she has work in museums, galleries, private collections and fine art shows around the country.

Melanie Rothschild / Paint & Air II

California artist Melanie Rothschild says her striking Paint & Air series was born from a mistake. “[It started with] spilled paint that was too messy to clean until it had dried. When it was ready to be chipped off the ground, it came up in one glorious piece! Spilling paint became the craft, a new starting point. This then, becomes a painting in the most basic sense—all paint, no canvas, just paint and the air that transforms it from liquid to solid.”

A self-taught artist, Melanie has made a living with her art for most of her life. Her functional work has been sold in stores and galleries since the early ’90s throughout the United States and has been licensed to Target. She has a master’s degree in the Study of Creativity and a bachelor’s in Ethnic Arts with a concentration in Anthropology.

She has exhibited widely and her work is in private collections in the US and abroad.

Alexis Silk / Skin Deep

Steven Spazuk / Deljou Art Group Booth #204

fields, dynamic motions and visual rhythms that either fade or repeat consecutively. “My abstract photographic

Steven Spazuk—exhibiting with Deljou Art Group—has discovered an extraordinary new way to draw and paint.

A candle, a sheet of paper and swirls of black smoke transform the artist’s hand into a seismograph that reveals gossamer transparencies, voluptuous spheres with ephemeral halos and surprising x-rays of the soul’s body.

While he formerly worked primarily with color and mixed

Malena Assing / Running Lights III

work presents imperceptible segments and fleeting moments beyond the material reality that the non-trained eye cannot see,” says Malena, who has exhibited widely in Florida and made forays into China’s art scene. “As French writer Gabriel Bauret indicates in his book Approach to Photography, photography serves as testimony of reality but it is also a recall and a reconfirmation of the existence of that reality.”

Tibi Hegyesi Booth #2501 Tibi Hegyesi is a Toronto-based visual artist whose distinctiveness lies in his ability to capture the essence of the world around him through vibrantly contemporary visuals. His works possess tremendous depth of field and richness of color.

Steven Spazuk / Sun Salutation

media, these days Spazuk merges paint, collage, gold leaf and the main element, soot—the residue of smoke and fire. Working with soot is indeed a rare technique, as the last practitioners of this art form were cave-dwellers.

Using accident and intent, Spazuk’s work evokes the elegance of a dancer’s moves, the power of a masculine figure, the beauty of nature in the eye of the beholder.

Spazuk gives us a suggestion of a person’s energy, or a literal impression on the paper. Other times Spazuk has left the remains to the subtleties of nature, of errant bugs and rain, or etched upon them with miniscule brushes.

The final effect is elusive, mysterious and graceful.

A Master of Fine Arts, Tibi creates fused acrylic paintings that explore a wide range of themes where matter is reduced to the elemental, so that each finalized image is “pure and essential.” Tibi’s works are held in private and corporate collections throughout North America, Europe and the Far East. He regularly exhibits in art galleries and at art events in Canada, the US and beyond. In 2007, he founded woofportrait.com, a site that employs contem-

Malena Assing / Artisan Direct Ltd. Booth #161, 166 Florida-based photographer Malena Assing says she works with images “stolen” from everyday moments. “I grab sudden reflections over objects, the abrupt apparitions of colored fields combined with geometric forms and their pictorial shapes,” she says. “In the end, it is no more than the metaphysical power of light and its energy.”

Malena’s images offer the viewer intensely vibrant color

Tibi Hegyesi / NYC114

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porary art to celebrate the unique relationships between people and their pet dogs.

Carlos Torres / Masterpiece Publishing Booth #218 Represented by Masterpiece Publishing, Carlos Torres was born in Bogota, Colombia. While studying anthropology at Universidad Nacional Bogota, he changed his course of study and subsequently graduated with a Degree in Art. His intimate exposure to the artifacts of the ancients inspired Carlos’ unique use of textures and warm earth tones and the energetic magnetism that is so obvious in his works. Each of his creations — whether a painting or a sculpture — evokes an emotional response, perhaps even the same type of spiritual feeling that Carlos himself experienced at dig sites in his native Colombia as a student.

George “SEN One” Morillo / Sex On A Tenement Roof

sometimes controversial—art has roots in both Graffiti and the work of the great New York Abstract Expressionists of the 1950s.

These days, he creates original, high-end artwork, designs and installations for many different clients. One of his best-known projects was a critically acclaimed, sixwindow display for Macy’s in New York City. He has also created Graffiti-influenced clothing and footwear designs for fashion icons including Rachel Roy and the Knicks’ Amar’e Stoudemire. He currently teaches Graffiti art classes on the Upper West Side with the Goddard River Side Beacon Program.

NosmaS / MECENAVIE Booth #2362

Carlos Torres / Samsara

After immigrating to the United States in 1980, Carlos continued to develop the style that he refers to as “Organic Abstraction.” His paintings and sculptures range from highly organic textural pieces that feature earth tones, to more geometrical, abstract offerings with an expansive color palette and intersecting lines. He was awarded First Prize honors at the Salon Alzate Avendano in Bogota, Colombia and represented Colombia in a prestigious art competition held in Cuenca, Ecuador. He was also among only thirty artists selected to participate in a second competition in Madrid, Spain. Carlos lives with his wife and three daughters in Southern California.

NosmaS /No Stress, I Am Back

George “SEN One” Morillo Booth #3282 New Yorker George “SEN One” Morillo has been a Graffiti artist since the golden era of Hip-Hop culture in the early 1980s. At the age of just 15 years, he was commissioned to do a live art show and canvas for the late, great photographer Richard Avedon. A few years later, when New York City began to crack down on street artists, “SEN One” traded city walls for fabric canvases, making a name for himself in the Fine Art world. His beautiful—

Exhibiting at this year’s Artexpo with MECENAVIE, NosmaS creates multi-layered mixed media works with strong urban undercurrents. Elements of collage feature prominently in his works, giving viewers a glimpse into his gritty, colorful world.

NosmaS’ career as an artist began with his studies at the School of Fine Arts. At 49 years of age, he entered the world of media and graphic arts, where he managed several companies. During this period, he found himself continually drawn to Graffiti, torn-up posters and “that which

we usually name ‘visual pollution’.” He decided to become “a hunter of these posters” and began tearing them from walls to recompose them in mixed media works. Today, he exhibits widely through MECENAVIE of France.

Jesse Newman Booth #2446 Jesse Newman’s daughter Emma has long had an enchantment with both the environment and Greek Mythology. Out of love, and in support of her interests, he decided to embark upon an epic personal project: creating a work of art that depicts her as Goddess of Earth. “Rebirth of Gaea,” now on display at Artexpo, is what Jesse describes as “hyper-real fantasy art,” a tapestry of layers delicately interwoven from ancient narratives, personal experience and visual effects.

Miyako Aoki / Untitled, from Reflection 1 Series

York and Gallery Yamaguchi of Tokyo. Miyako claimed the prestigious SOLO Award for independent artists at Artexpo New York 2011.

Tatiana Tretyakova Booth #422 Moscow-born artist Tatiana Tretyakova employs mixed digital techniques—a “merger of photography of stained glass and drawing”—to create contemporary art that’s infused with energy. “I love abstraction,” says the artist. “I think that abstract art is more interesting and personable than any other form of art. Abstract art makes it possible to go beyond reality to express myself and my perceptions of the world.”

Jesse Newman /Gaea Longs For Ouronos

Prior to focusing solely on his artwork, Jesse worked as a visual effects artist on several creatively challenging and award-winning projects, including feature films (Armageddon), commercials (M&Ms, Verizon, HP), broadcast designs (Disney, SciFi, HBO) and short films (Shapeshifter, One Rat Short). He lives with his wife and three children in the New York City area.

Miyako Aoki Booth #2777 Miyako Aoki is a mixed media artist who employs aluminum to explore new dimensions in light and space.

“The reason I use aluminum is this,” she says, “the work looks lighter than when painted on canvas. Also, with the changing light, aluminum gives the work further spatial dimensions and plays an important role as empty space.”

Born in Japan, Miyako went on to study fine art at the Central St. Martins College of Art & Design in London and at New York University. Her works are well known in contemporary circles, and she has exhibited widely in Japan, New York, and beyond, at venues including Artexpo New

Tatiana Tretyakova / Madame Butterfly

Trained as a pediatric nurse, Tatiana always enjoyed drawing and photography as hobbies. After a formal education in the arts, her passion for painting and photography grew into a second career. She currently lives and works in Stamford, Connecticut, where she creates her unique “Glass in Motion” works from her studio, TT Contemporary Art. Her works are in private collections in the U.S., England, Brazil, Canada and Russia, and she has exhibited widely.

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Artist Highlight

Meditations on Mystical Expressionism The Lifesaving Art of Sarah Ali

Euphoria

Sarah Ali’s entry into the world of art probably saved her life. Born into a family of two physicians, she pursued an MBA, married and became the proud mother of three children. However, two years ago, Sarah’s health rapidly deteriorated and doctors couldn’t find the reason or a cure. After months of grueling tests and hospitalizations, the mystery ended with the devastating diagnosis of lupus.

From The Heart II Sarah fell into a severe depression.

Fortunately, her maternal uncle JAMALI, one of the most respected contemporary artists in the world, and creator of the unique “mystical expressionist” style, came to her rescue.

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“He encouraged me to start painting,” explained Sarah, who initially resisted.

“My uncle taught me that painting is an act of meditation, which can bring about feelings of euphoria like no other.”

Having nothing to lose, she picked up a paintbrush and hasn’t been able to put it down since!

In Sarah’s work, we can see her inner experience—severe pain during a flareup, as well as bright euphoric colors on “good” days. “Whatever the day brings, with the help of my painting, I can deal with this condition in a whole new light.

When I paint, it brings a very intimate, intense feeling—a great sense of peace and tranquility surrounds me—I believe it has saved my life,” she said.

Sarah’s work incorporates unconventional media such as pigmentation on imported Spanish cork. Her Fresco Tempera paintings are created outdoors in collaboration with nature and all its basic elements. In many of the pieces one can see leaves, twigs and grass. Powder paints are applied along with water to form rich, textured pieces. Once the pieces are complete, varnish is applied to secure all the substrates.

Last December, during Art Miami, Sarah Ali was recognized by Baterby’s Art Auction Gallery as a 2012 “Best Florida Artist.”

Visit Sarah at booth #482

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Sunhee Kim Jung booth. 1241 web. www.sunheekimjung.com phone. 301-257-3937

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Henry Betzalel phone. 972545238854 email. henry.betzalel@gmail.com Web. www.henry-betzalel.com

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Reaching for the Stars ArtexpoStudio.com Launches Online Art Gallery to Skyrocket Artists’ Careers & Connect Them with Collectors Jeanne Bessette / Gotcha

A figure reaches skyward, grabbing hold of a star in “Gotchya,” a 36” x 36” acrylic by mixed media artist Jeanne Bessette (Booth #2399). “It’s an inspirational piece for all the dreamers who reach beyond their limitations,” says Jeanne. It can also be seen as autobiographical—she’s one of the rising stars in today’s art scene.

Over the past year, Jeanne has been featured in numerous publications, and her work is currently being shown in 8 galleries across the U.S. She was also designated one of “Top 50 Emerging Artists” by Art Business News magazine. Until recently, Jeanne, while extremely talented, was a relatively obscure artist. So why the sudden shift?

“A year ago this month I made a monumental decision to stop playing it small,” Jeanne explains. Leaving the security of her “co-op local artist mentality” in Raleigh N.C., she hired career coaches and joined entrepreneurial groups. “I started learning to think like a business person and changed my mindset to align with what I wanted for myself.” She also began painting 82

every day. Word quickly got out about Jeanne’s joyful, richly textured works, and soon she was featured on the cover of Still Point Magazine.

Reaching higher still, Jeanne became a Charter Member at ArtexpoStudio.com—a newly launched, juried online art gallery powered by Artexpo. Through ArtexpoStudio.com, Jeanne began offering museumquality reproductions in multiple sizes and substrates, expanding her consumer base significantly.

“Prints are wonderful if the original is not available, or for collectors who love the imagery but are not quite ready to purchase an original piece,” says Jeanne. “The nature of my work is very textural and it has great depth, so these reproductions are a great way to offer pieces that look like an original piece of work.”

Helping Artists Expand Their Options Helping artists expand their options is what ArtexpoStudio.com is all about. Founded by Artexpo CEO Eric Smith and Director of Operations Robert Reeder, the site was formed with one goal in mind: to provide artists and gallery owners with an unparalleled suite of services to bring them increased exposure and success.

“The model is simple, fair and abundant,” says Robert.

“We offer artists and gallery owners museum-quality reproductions of their originals through our digital archiving studio. Then, we give them the tools they need to share these vibrant, archival works with more collectors—both online and at shows like Artexpo.

From digital archiving through printing, marketing, distribution and mentoring, we’re here to help talented artists step into the spotlight.”

Digital Archives—Invaluable for Every Artist ArtexpoStudio.com initially debuted at Artexpo New York 2011, at which time it was exclusively an artists’ portal, offering digital archiving and reproductions directly to artists. Digital archives are an invaluable merchandising tool for artists, affording them the ability to represent their work accurately online, sell open edition and limited edition reproductions, or use the image to create new mixed media art. With impeccable archives and reproductions, artists can make their works available to a wider audience of collectors, and in a wide range of sizes and prices.

become striking silhouettes against a sea-green sky.

Layers of texture and manipulated color are added until a vintage elegance is achieved—and Kristen’s creative spirit is satisfied.

Making Museum-Quality Reproductions from Originals After spending long hours on each piece, Kristen is happy she can turn to Artexpo Studio for reproductions that capture the vibrancy of her original work.

“The reproductions are exceptional,” says Kristen. “My work is mixed media and capturing the dimensionality of the work can be difficult. The Artexpo Studio production team works closely with the artist to make sure the capture and colors are just as perfect as the original.”

Like Jeanne, Kristen’s star is rising on the horizon of the art scene. Through Artexpo Studio, she is now represented by an agent for both art publishing and licensing. They’re currently in conversations with two galleries and have been presented with several opportunities to license and publish her artwork.

At this year’s show, ArtexpoStudio.com is launching its juried online gallery, where collectors can now access museum-quality reproductions by a host of talented artists. For Nixa, Missouri-based photographer Kristen Ray Naugle (Booth #2416), the launch comes at just the right time.

“For the past several years, I have been making slow but steady strides to develop my art and get it marketed,” says Kristen, also a Charter Member artist. “What I realized is: by myself, I would never achieve my dream of gaining exposure and sharing my art more broadly. I am looking forward to the exposure that ArtexpoStudio.com can give me through the launch of this online retail platform.”

A busy mother of three boys, Kristen spends what free time she has indulging her passion for photography.

Her lush floral compositions are the result of what she describes as “a search for poetry in nature” and an exploration of “the simplest, most basic objects in my environment.” Under Kristen’s lens, small dogwood blossoms bloom large and luminous. Tree branches

Kristen Ray Naugle / Rose VIII

“Selling your artwork is like any other business,” says Kristen, “You have to be very proactive to get noticed. This is difficult, because as artists we would like to be in our studio creating all day, every day!

Some artists are able to balance both the marketing and business side of pursuing and developing their careers, while others have to recognize the need for help. From my experience, an agent can be a great partner in managing and increasing placements. The Artexpo Studio team is always available and continually supporting the needs of the artists – and presenting new ideas and opportunities.”

Interested in learning more about ArtexpoStudio.com and its many talented artists? Stop by Booth #296 and explore the new site!

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Artexpo Studio Artists at Artexpo New York Many of the artists exhibiting at Artexpo New York are also proud members of Artexpo Studio, an online fine art marketplace powered by Artexpo. At ArtexpoStudio.com, our mission is to share exceptional artists and their work with collectors and galleries throughout the world.

Charter Members

Artexpo Studio’s Charter Member Artists have been juried by Artexpo’s team of industry professionals and approved as Charter Members based on outstanding demonstrated ability in: Technical Excellence, Interpretive Structure and/or Thematic Excellence, and Exceptional Creative Message. Our Charter Members have also displayed great success in finding representation for their work.

Members

Artexpo Studio Members are talented artists representing diverse backgrounds, skills, and media. Both established names and emerging talents, our Members are among today’s most promising artists.

As part of Artexpo’s commitment to sharing exceptional talent with collectors and the gallery community at large, we’re pleased to present these commendable fine artists to you. Look for the Artexpo Studio Charter Member designations by artists’ booth signs at Artexpo New York.

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ArtexpoStudio.com To become an Artexpo Studio Member, please contact: Rick Barnett President, Business Development Group rick.barnett@artexpostudio.com

Ilene Richard / Booth #1141

Ilene Richard is an award-winning painter who specializes in whimsical, large-scale figurative artwork. Her Snazzy Gals Collection stirs the imagination and draws viewers easily into her world. With each painting, she creates an emotional and personal connection between the viewer and the fun, colorful people in her paintings.

Every painting tells a story which comes from her expertise as an acclaimed illustrator for publishing houses such as Random House, Scholastic, Kar-Ben, Spider Magazine and Leapfrog to name a few. A strong design sense, vibrant color palette, unique narrative quality and amusing approach make Ilene Richard’s artwork resonate with the

collector – and define a style that is truly her own!

Location: Andover, Massachusetts ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: www.artexpostudio.com/ ilene-richard Website: www.ilenerichard.com

James E. Caldwell III / Booth #1120

James E Caldwell III graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2000 and has been a student of art for as long as he can remember. He was heavily influenced by his father, the renowned California landscape painter Jim Caldwell.

James has always loved cars, and as he became more serious about painting they seemed to be an obvious subject choice. He continues to find it a rewarding challenge to capture the complex reflections and distortions of light and color in the intricate surfaces of automobiles.

Location: San Francisco Bay Area ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: www.artexpostudio.com/ james-e-caldwell-iii Website: www.jamesartist.com

Kristen Ray Naugle / Booth #2416

Kristen Ray Naugle’s Mixed Media works are beautiful, timeless creations inspired by the world around her. In most of her artwork, layers of texture and manipulated color are integrated until Kristen’s creative spirit is satisfied. One could say it is a search for Poetry in Nature. Her desire is that the viewer will see her artwork as simple elegance from classic inspirations.

Kristen’s background in graphic design gives her a unique perspective on Mixed Media Art – combining a love of nature and design skills, building each piece with layers of color, texture, artistically influenced photography and hand embellishments. She feels blessed to do art that fulfills her creative energy and create beautiful images that make the viewer pause to appreciate the beauty of nature.

Location: Nixa, Missouri ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: www.artexpostudio.com/ kristen-ray-naugle Website: www.kristenraynaugle.com

Linda/Theodore M. Shinkle / Booth #1323

Mother and son duo Linda and Theodore M. Shinkle photograph “where feelings coincide at the intersection of technology and compelling composition.”

Collaborative photographers, they scour for rare and unique moments in the natural and human worlds.

Shapes, abstract and textural elements together with the connectivity among light, shadows and reflections inspire them.

Linda trained in darkroom techniques at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI while obtaining a Bachelor of Arts, continued study at the Sorbonne University of Paris in Paris, France and was tutored by National Geographic in Sienna, Italy and on an Around the World excursion.

Theodore received a Bachelor of Arts from Denison University in Granville, Ohio with photographic study at FAMU, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic and work experience in the cinema industry. Their work has been exhibited, collected and published in numerous venues and they have photographed on-location on five continents.

Location: Bloomfield Hills, MI USA ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: www.artexpostudio.com/ linda-theodore-m-shinkle Website: www.shinklephotography.com

Malena Assing / Booth #161, 166

Malena Assing works with images “stolen” from moments of her life. She captures sudden reflections, abrupt apparitions of colored fields combined with geometric forms and their pictorial shapes. In the end, according to Malena, “it is no more than the metaphysical power of light and its energy.”

In her photography, Malena hopes to convey the invisible spirit of life and the unseen aspects of energy. Her abstractions present fleeting moments beyond the material reality, which the untrained eye cannot see. As French writer Gabriel Bauret indicates in his book Approach to Photography, photography serves as testimony of reality but it is also a recall and a reconfirmation of the existence of that reality.

Location: Miami, Florida USA ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: www.artexpostudio.com/ malena-assing Website: www.malenaassing.com

Jesse Newman / Booth #1111

Jesse Newman’s daughter Emma has long had an enchantment with both the earth and Greek Mythology.

Out of love, and in support of her interests, he decided to embark upon an epic personal project: creating a work of art that depicts her as Goddess of Earth. “Rebirth of Gaea,” now on display at Artexpo, is what Jesse describes as “hyper-real fantasy art,” a tapestry of layers delicately interwoven from ancient narratives, personal experience and visual effects.

Prior to focusing solely on his artwork, Jesse worked as a visual effects artist on several creatively-challenging and award-winning projects, including feature films (Armageddon), commercials (M&Ms, Verizon, HP), broadcast designs (Disney, SciFi, HBO) and short films (Shapeshifter, One Rat Short). He lives with his wife and three children in the New York City area.

Location: New York City ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: www.artexpostudio.com/ jesse-michael-newman Website: www.jessenewman.com/

Weezy / Booth #2677

With her husband at the wheel, this Philadelphia-based photographer scours back roads, old barns and abandoned yards from upstate New York to the Southwest in search of vintage pickups. Though most of the trucks Weezy finds haven’t started for years, more often than not they’ve acquired a complex, beautiful patina of age that makes them an integral part of their environment.

Weezy, who trained at Moore College of Art, the University of the Arts and Philadelphia University, was originally drawn to photograph birds, flowers and landscapes. Then she hung her first vintage truck painting in a store in Hudson, NY. It sold the same day. Nancy realized that the trucks were a vehicle that helped her reach viewers in a surprisingly personal way.

Location: Philidelphia ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: www.artexpostudio.com/ nancy-weezy-forman Website: www.juniperwinddesigns.com/ juniperwinddesigns.com/The_Artist.html.

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Hans Petersen / Booth #2497

Hans Petersen’s vibrant, large-scale paintings show the influence of the CoBrA Movement, a collective of Northern European artists dedicated to complete freedom in color and form. In the bright colors, aggressive brushwork and compositional excitement of his ART-I-TECTURE series, the Danish-American painter abstracts his environment into patterns and textures that seem to dance on the canvas.

Trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Art in Copenhagen, Hans started out as a graphic designer. His work brought him to the USA; first New York City, then Charlotte, NC, where he created marketing materials for the American furniture industry. In 2005, Hans took up his brushes again as a full-time painter, yet his graphic design background still informs the visual logic and bold compositional sense of his canvases. Hans Petersen’s vivid paintings are sought after by discriminating collectors and his work is featured in private collections throughout the United States and Denmark.

Location: Rock Hill, SC ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: Coming soon.

Website: www.hanspetersenart.com

Jeanne Bessette / Booth #2399

Jeanne Bessette interacts with the canvas on a deeply intuitive level.

She doesn’t plan composition or color; she just opens herself to her “inner sanctum.” Her mixed media works are created with sponges, rags, fingertips, colored pencils, ink, graphite, charcoal, spraying through stencils, palette knives to scratch through a layer of paint to the source underneath, a few brushes, crayons, pastels, chalk, corrugated cardboard, burlap, gesso, paints—whatever jumps into her hands.

Each of Jeanne’s works features up to ten layers of her own secret glazing formula. These abstracts are the landscapes of her emotions and faraway memories. Her work is seeded in a deep desire to connect with others through visual media, in the hopes that her story might awaken them to their stories.

Location: Raleigh, North Carolina ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: www.artexpostudio.com/ jeanne-bessette Website: www.bessetteart.com

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Roland Morin / Booth #161, 166

Roland Morin did not always paint in the unique, Abstract Expressionistic style for which he has become known. Born in Baltimore, Maryland, he attended PICA (the Professional Institute of Commercial Art) in Baltimore and painted in dark, drab colors during his teenage and young adult years.

In a dramatic change of style that he attributes to his encounter with Jesus Christ, he began painting in the vibrant, colorful, modernistic style that is his trademark today.

In his cheerful creations, Roland now uses simplistic art expressions and techniques in combination with vibrant, vivacious colors. He explains the use of bright colors in his paintings is a means to counter a world that can seem dark and heading on the path to disaster. His hope is that the vibrancy in his artwork can bring great joy to the viewer.

Location: USA ArtexpoStudio.com gallery: www.artexpostudio.com/ roland-morin Website: www.morinmodernart.com

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