September 19-22, 2013 George R. Brown Convention Center
www.houstonfineartfair.com
2800 Kirby Dr. Ste A-210 Houston, TX 77098 713.630.6500
Welcome to the Third Annual Houston Fine Art Fair! This year HFAF has produced a globallyreaching art fair for this international city. The fair presents a range of high-caliber art from contemporary and modern masters to today’s rising stars, with valuable treasures available for every budget level. I invite you to explore booth displays created by the 85 participating galleries. I am pleased to present a fair reflecting the collecting trends of this multicultural city. Nearly half of the dealers are from outside the UStraveling to the Fair from 14 countries. We present a wide ranging and impeccable selection of the finest in Latin American art. Houston Fine Art Fair and the Galleries Association of Korea have created the Korean Art Fair Pavilion, a cultural landmark featuring 14 galleries. I want to congratulate our 2013 honorees. Wendy Watriss and Frederick Baldwin will receive the 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award for creating FotoFest International, the first international Biennial of Photography and Photo-related Art in the United States. The 2014 FotoFest will be their 15th biennial. Houston-based Artist Robert Pruitt will receive the 2013 Artist of the Year Award for his popart drawings and sculptures depicting the complexity of the African American experience. Thank you to over 60 local cultural and civic organizations for partnering with HFAF, and to our preeminent Collectors Committee for their ongoing support. I want to recognize John Guess Jr. and Melanie Lawson, of the Houston Museum of African American Culture, for chairing the Collectors Committee as well as advisors Marshal and Victoria Lightman for their vision and encouragement. Thanks to HAA for their significant and inspirational programming contributions. Opening night will benefit the HAA’s Business Volunteers for the Arts program, which all fair attendees will be able to learn more about at their welcome display located on the second floor next to the registration desk. HFAF’s goal is to introduce thousands of fairgoers to the excitement and psychic satisfaction of beginning and growing art collections. There is no better context to discover up-and-coming artists and there is no better time to invest in art. We hope you enjoy this international fair experience.
Rick Friedman
Rick Friedman Executive Director and Founder
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 308 Arte Contemporรกneo...............................15 ACA Galleries.................................................16 AKA Gallery....................................................17 Alabama Song...............................................18 Aldo de Sousa Gallery....................................19 Americas Collection.......................................20 Andrea Schwartz Gallery................................21 Arevalo Gallery..............................................22 Art Link International.....................................23 ART1307, LLC................................................24 Art Nouveau Gallery.......................................25 Ascaso Gallery...............................................26 Asher Gallery at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft..................................27 Axiom Contemporary.....................................28 Baiksong Gallery............................................29 Bartha Contemporary, Ltd..............................30 Bon Gallery....................................................31 Bruce Lurie Gallery........................................32 Buenos Aires Fine Arts...................................33 Callan Contemporary.....................................34 Cernuda Arte..................................................35 ChungJark Gallery.........................................36 Collage Habana.............................................37 Cynthia Corbett Gallery..................................38 Deborah Colton Gallery..................................39 Devin Borden Gallery.....................................40 dpm gallery...................................................41 Drexel Galeria................................................42 Eckert Fine Art...............................................43 Elite Fine Art Galleries....................................44 Euart Gallery..................................................45 Evan Lurie Gallery..........................................46 Fredric Got.....................................................47 Fundacion Torres Aguero Rozanes..................48 Galeria Alfredo Ginocchio...............................50 Galeria Baobab..............................................51 Galeria MORO................................................52 Gallery GAIA...................................................53 Gallery Godo..................................................54 Gallery Mano.................................................55 gallery41.......................................................56 Gamo Gallery.................................................57 Habatat Galleries...........................................58 Hooks-Epstein Galleries.................................59 2
JanKossen Contemporary Basel.....................60 Keumsan Gallery............................................61 Kips Gallery...................................................62 koelsch gallery..............................................63 La Casona Gallery..........................................64 Laura Rathe Fine Art......................................65 Leila Mordoch Gallerie...................................66 LOCAL Arte Contemporaneo...........................67 Luis Perez Galeria..........................................68 LZ/MP International Fine Art...........................69 Mauger Modern Art........................................70 The McLoughlin Gallery.................................71 Myung Gallery...............................................72 Nine Gallery...................................................73 Now Contemporary Art...................................74 PAIK HAE YOUNG GALLERY.............................75 Pan American Art Projects..............................76 PARK RYU SOOK GALLERY.............................77 Patricia Conde Galeria....................................78 Pictura Gallery...............................................79 Praxis International Art...................................80 Projects Gallery..............................................81 PYO Gallery....................................................82 Quantum Contemporary Art...........................83 Read Contemporary.......................................84 Rimonim Art Gallery.......................................85 Rubbers Internacional....................................86 Sammer Gallery LLC......................................87 Sandra Lee Gallery........................................88 Stewart Gallery..............................................89 ten472 Contemporary Art...............................90 Unix Fine Art..................................................91 Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden.......92 Victorine Contemporary.................................93 Villa del Arte Galleries....................................94 Villa Manuela Art Gallery................................95 Walter Wickiser Gallery, Inc............................96 White Box Contemporary...............................97 William Reaves Fine Art.................................98 Woolff Gallery................................................99 Yvonamor Palix Fine Art...............................100 Zane Bennett Contemporary Art...................101 Zoya Tommy Contemporary.........................102
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CULTURAL PARTNERS AIA Houston
LBJ Presidential Library
Amarillo Museum of Art
Longview Museum of Fine Arts
Arlington Museum of Art
Louisiana Art & Science Museum
Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass
McNay Art Museum
The Art Institute of Houston
Meadows Museum
Art League Houston
MECA Houston
ArtBridge Houston
The Menil Collection
Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa
Morris Cultural Arts Center
Asher Gallery at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
Museum of Cultural Arts Houston
Asia Society of Texas MFAH Bayou Bend Bayou City Art Festival Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum Buffalo Bayou Partnership Box 13 ArtSpace ClayHouston Community Artists’ Collective Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Dallas Art Dealers Association DiverseWorks Art Space Forsyth Galleries FotoFest International Fresh Arts Houston Galveston Arts Center
Musiqa Houston New Orleans Photo Alliance Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center The Old Jail Art Center The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Art Rice University Art Gallery Rice Public Art Rothko Chapel The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts Santa Barbara Museum of Art & Design Spring Street Studios Station Museum of Contemporary Art Talento Bilingue de Houston
Houston Arts Alliance
Texas Accountants and Lawyers for the Arts
Houston Ballet
Texan French Alliance for the Arts
Houston Center for Photography
Theatre Under the Stars
Houston Cinema Arts Society
UH Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts
The Houston Design Center Houston Museum District Houston Museum of African American Culture J. Wayne Stark Galleries Lawndale Art Center 4
Museum of Fine Arts Houston (MFAH)
UH School of Art Via Colori Houston Visual Arts Alliance Winter Street Studios
KOREAN ART FAIR PAVILION Produced in cooperation with the Galleries Association of Korea Over the past several years, there has been a continually growing interest in Korean contemporary art within the Houston art community. This has been fostered, in part, by an increasing Asian population in Houston and the many cultural achievements set by its leading art institutions, The Museum of Fine Art, Houston and the Asia Society Texas Center. The Korean Art Fair Pavilion, a landmark cultural event, is a wonderfully eyepopping and inspirational separate show area within the HFAF that brings the most promising and renowned contemporary artists to Houston. It is a great opportunity to carefully explore the technical, aesthetic and conceptual approaches to Korean art making. Houstonians will discover some of the most exciting art being created in Korea today and a chance to meet personally with 14 respected and visionary galleries to discuss their stable of gifted artists. View over 150 powerful paintings, sculptures, engravings, photos and works on paper, representing the finest work of nearly 100 artists. • • • • •
Baiksong Gallery Bon Gallery Chung-Jark Gallery Gallery 41 Gallery AKA
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Gallery Gaia Gallery Godo Gallery Mano Paik Hae Young Gallery • Keumsan Gallery
• Myung Gallery • Nine Gallery • PARK RYU SOOK GALLERY • PYO Gallery
THE LATIN AMERICAN ART SHOWCASE HFAF has assembled cross-section of the premiere Latin American art galleries in the world. From geometric abstraction to conceptual art–and from energetic up-and-coming artists to the respected masters, our high-quality selection is both deep and wide spread. • 308 Arte • Fundacion Torres • Patricia Conde Contemporaneo Aguero Rozanes Galeria • Aldo de Sousa • Galeria Baobab • The Americas Gallery Collection • GALERIA ALFREDO • Arevalo Gallery GINOCCHIO • Rubbers Internacional • Art Nouveau Gallery • Galeria Moro • Unix Fine Art • Ascaso Gallery • Local Arte Contemporaneo • Sammer Gallery • Buenos Aires Fine Arts • Luis Perez Galeria • Villa del Arte Galleries • Cernuda Arte • LZ/MP International Fine Art Gallery • Villa Manuela • Collage Habana Art Gallery • Pan American • DPM Gallery Projects • Yvonamor Palix • Drexel Galeria Fine Art
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SPECIAL EVENTS Thursday, September 19 Opening Night 6:30pm: Houston is Inspired Sneak Preview, (Black Card holders), hosted by Houston Arts Alliance toasts the town’s prominent arts patrons, art cognoscenti and business leaders as we celebrate Houston as an international arts mecca. 7:30pm: Opening Preview Reception (Black Card & VIP Card holders). Join the avid celebration as the A-list art collectors meet and mingle, explore the exhibits and raise funds for the Business Volunteers for the Arts program of the HAA.
Friday, September 20 10:30-11:15am: Houston Mayor Parker press conference on the Arts+ Business Council (Theatre) Officially welcoming the Houston Fine Art Fair to town for its 3rd editon, Mayor Annise Parker uses this platform to break news regarding the HAA’s Business Volunteers for the Arts initiative. 11:30am-12:30pm: Meet the Artist: Cristóbal Valecillos at McLoughlin Gallery, booth 600 American Family features recycled cardboard as a means to refashion interiors habited by glamorous figures dressed in recycled materials. These snapshots of family “momentums” depict domestic life while simultaneously giving tribute to fashion editorial. Trash is depicted in an elegant manner. Valacillo creates full-scale replicas of the scenes used as it enables the viewers to become immersed in these transient scenes. 12:30-1:30pm: Houston Arts Alliance presents Zubair Al Awady, Iraqi oud master, in concert (Theatre) Zubair Al Awady is an internationally-recognized oud master and Iraq refugee. He settled in Houston in 2009. His repertoire is wide-ranging and includes a broad knowledge of oud music from throughout the Middle East. Interviewed by HAA’s Pat Jasper.
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SPECIAL EVENTS 2:00-3:00pm: Curators in the Community panel discussion Hosted by Houstonia (Theatre) Curators discuss their role in educating, collaborating and leading, as well as developing audience and donors for their museums. This idea exchange focuses on challenges, solutions, successes and disappointments. Panelists include Anne Roberts (New Orleans Museum), Anne Tucker (MFAH), Sara Cochran (Phoenix Art Museum), Valerie Cassel Oliver (The CAMH), Elyse Gonzales (Art, Design and Arch Museum, Santa Barbara, CA). Moderated by Michael Hardy, Editor, Houstonia. 3:30-4:30pm: HAA presents: Telling the Truth in an Imaginary Place, documentary by Sharon Ferranti (Theatre) This 20 minute documentary by filmmaker Sharon Ferranti, explores the art installation, “My Life As a Doll” by Houston Native Tara Conley and Tria Wood. 5:00-6:30pm: HMAAC presents the documentary, Bert, the life of artist Bert Long (Theatre) This engaging documentary explores the life and art of Houstonian Bert Long, Jr. The hour-long film helps define the many artistic contributions and accomplishments of Mr. Long, as seen through the eyes of collectors, colleagues, gallerists, and friends. The film is written, produced and directed by art patron John F. Guess Jr. and narrated by artist John Alexander. Today’s host John F. Guess Jr. 6:30-7pm: Post film reception at Deborah Colton Gallery, booth #307 7:30-10:00pm: Art Film viewing- Al WeiWei: Never Sorry After show hours at Asia Society Texas Center In collaboration with the Asia Society Texas Center, HFAF will showcase AI WEIWEI: Never Sorry, winner of the Sundance Film Festival Special Jury Prize 2012. Ai WeiWei is China’s most famous international artist, and its most outspoken domestic critic against a backdrop of strict censorship and an unresponsive legal system. Enjoy a post-movie dessert treat. Complimentary admission for HFAF VIP, Black Card holders and exhibitors.
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SPECIAL EVENTS Saturday, September 21 11:30am-12:30pm: Meet the Artist: Joelle Verstraeten at Yvonamor Palix Fine Art, booth 407 In this installation, the prints are carefully hung on the wall as to continue the creative work of the composer. Like decoding a hidden message, her compositions try to reveal the rhythm of the perforations. Each small dot is not randomly punched, it is aligned or shifted to participate to the whole opera. The bright Carmin color of the paper encourages her to narrow the spectrum of the many colors, and use the fundamental print making language of black ink on white paper. 11:30am-12:00pm: Guided tour with Julie Farr, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (Meet in main lobby near registration desk)
12:00-1:00pm: Meet 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award honorees Wendy Watriss and Frederick Baldwin of FotoFest International, Interviewed by MFAH’s photography curator, Anne Tucker (Theatre)
Meet the brain trust behind the International FotoFest, the creators of the first international biennial of photography in the US. Wendy Watriss, a former photographer and author has developed over 60 international exhibits for FotoFest. Mr. Baldwin, is a former photographer, educator and photojournalist. Upcoming FotoFest 2014 (March 15-April 27, 2014) is their 15th edition and focuses on contemporary Arab photographic art.
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SPECIAL EVENTS 1:30-2:30pm: Donating to a Museum panel discussion (Theatre) Panel members discuss how to ensure the donations are appropriate, mutually advantageous, and rewarding. Panelists include Julie Farr (Houston Center for Contemporary Craft), Sara Cochran (Phoenix Art Museum), Elyse Gonzales (Art, Design, & Arch.Museum, Santa Barbara),Anne Roberts (New Orleans Museum of Art), Moderated by Rene Barilleaux (McNay Art Museum). 3:00-4:00pm: Meet 2013 Artist of the Year, Robert Pruitt, with PaperCity’s art editor Catherine Anspon (Theatre) We honor Houstonian Robert Pruitt as 2013 Artist of the Year. Pruitt is known for his drawings and sculptures about the complexity of Black identity. He combines the contrasting signs and imagery of disparate Black influences and aesthetics to examine historical and contemporary experiences of African Americans. The artist currently has an exhibition, Robert Pruitt: Women, on view at the Studio Museum in Harlem in New York. 4:30-5:30pm: Managing Your Art Collection As an Asset panel, presented by US Trust (Theatre) This panel will share advice on how to consider your art collection as part of your comprehensive financial assets. Issues covered will be different strategies for the purchase of art, support of nonprofit organizations through your art collection, and leveraging an art collection to create liquidity for other investment purposes. As well as, how to protect a collection, all the wealth and financial considerations of stewarding artwork for the next generation. Moderated by panelists include Vincent Keaveny (Private Client Advisor), and Ramsay Slugg (Wealth Strategies Advisor) all from U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management. Moderated by, Gary McHugh, Vice President, Private Client Manager. 6:00-7:00pm: HAA presents: Nameless Sound David Dove/ rapper Jawaad Taylor, in concert (Theatre) A collaboration of Dove’s trombone and Taylor’s spoken word poetry and trumpet performing Jawaad Taylor musical works from their new album THESE ARE EYES, SEE? You will experience creative music that is full of spontaneity and improvisation.
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SPECIAL EVENTS Sunday, September 22 11:30am-12:30pm: Meet the Artist: Jeff Robb Mauger Modern, booth 609 Mr. Robb’s images explore the forces of nature: gravity, light, and magnetism–all through the human figure. He tries to make subjects look like they are in a liminal state, between traditional photographic recording and three dimensional sculptures, therefore transporting the viewer into another world. 12:00-1:00pm: HAA presents- A Passion of Possession: Collectors on Collecting panel (Theatre) This panel features prominent Houston collectors Jack Morienere, Jereann Chaney, Renee Wallace and Lester Marks sharing their personal experiences in collecting a wide range of important art from around the world. Hear the behind the scenes story, insider tips, and fascinating antidotes on the process of developing a worldclass collection. Moderated by Molly Gletzner, Arts Writer, Houston Chronicle. 1:30-2:30pm: HAA Presents- A Conversation with Business Leaders: Serving and Giving in the Arts panel (Theatre) This panel features respected business leaders including David Ruiz (Bank of America) and Fabene Welch (EnerVest), William Goldberg (UBS) who will share their experiences of active participation in Houston’s arts institutions, and the benefits to the community and their own companies. Moderated by Richard Levy of Inprint Houston. 3:00-4:00pm: HAA presents- 30 years with the Art Guys moderated by Clint Willour. Curator, Galveston Arts Center (Theatre) Their work has been compared to medieval court jesters and fools as well as noted 20th century artists like Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol and movements such as Dada and Fluxus. The Art Guys began working together in 1983 and have continued a collaboration that spans thirty years. The Art Guys’ work has been included in more than 150 exhibitions throughout the United States, Europe and China. Moderated by Clint Willour, Curator, Galveston Arts Center
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INSTALLATIONS The Vanishing Points Andrea Stanislav Cynthia Corbett Gallery Booth #409
Untitled Cristobal Valecillos The McLoughlin Gallery Booth #600
Path to Riches Desire Obtain Cherish Unix Fine Art Booth #606
Day Break-018, 2011 Kim Tae Dong FotoFest International Booth #200
SCULPTURES Beauty, Fabia Nitti Elite Fine Art Galleries Booth #703
Passage at Naxos, Gino Miles ten472 Contemporary Booth #607
Trinity, Fabia Nitti Elite Fine Art Galleries Booth #703
Crisscross, Gino Miles ten472 Contemporary Booth #607
Release Series: Unwind 11 Deborah Ballard Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden, Booth #210
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HFAF 2013 308 Arte Contemporaneo................................... 505
LOCAL Arte Contemporaneo............................... 708
ACA Galleries..................................................... 412
Luis Perez Galeria.............................................. 309
Alabama Song................................................... 911
LZ/MP International Fine Art Gallery.................108B
Aldo de Sousa Gallery........................................ 501
Mauger Modern................................................. 609
Andrea Schwartz Gallery.................................... 500
Now Contemporary Art....................................... 406
Arevalo Gallery.................................................. 301
Pan American Art Projects.................................. 502
ART1307, LLC.................................................... 413
Patricia Conde Galeria........................................ 312
Art Link International......................................... 905
Pictura Gallery................................................... 601
Art Nouveau Gallery........................................... 900
Praxis International Art....................................... 103
Ascaso Gallery................................................... 202
Projects Gallery.................................................. 908
Asher Gallery at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft...................................... 912
Quantum Contemporary Art............................... 402
Axiom Contemporary......................................... 602 Bartha Contemporary......................................... 111
Rimonim Art Gallery........................................... 710 Rubbers Internacional........................................ 305
Bruce Lurie Gallery............................................ 109
Sammer Gallery LLC.......................................... 403
Buenos Aires Fine Arts....................................... 106
Sandra Lee Gallery............................................ 707
Callan Contemporary......................................... 306
Stewart Gallery.................................................. 408
Cernuda Arte...................................................... 208
ten472 Contemporary Art................................... 607
Collage Habana................................................. 608
The Americas Collection..................................... 410
Cynthia Corbett Gallery...................................... 409
The McLoughlin Gallery..................................... 600
Deborah Colton.................................................. 307
Unix Fine Art...................................................... 606
Devin Borden Gallery......................................... 100
Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden........... 210
DPM Gallery....................................................... 104
Victorine Contemporary..................................... 909
Drexel Galeria.................................................... 302
Villa del Arte Galleries........................................ 612
Eckert Fine Art................................................... 901
Villa Manuela Art Gallery.................................... 603
Elite Fine Art Galleries........................................ 703
Walter Wickiser Gallery, Inc................................ 105
Euart Gallery...................................................... 310
White Box Contemporary................................... 907
Evan Lurie Gallery.............................................. 411
William Reaves Fine Art...................................108A
FotoFest International........................................ 200
Woolff Gallery.................................................... 503
Fredric Got......................................................... 101
Yvonamor Palix Fine Art..................................... 407
Fundacion Torres Aguero Rozanes...................... 610
Zane Bennett Contemporary Art......................... 311
Galeria Baobab.................................................. 209
Zoya Tommy Contemporary............................... 405
GALERIA ALFREDO GINOCCHIO.......................... 613 Galeria Moro...................................................... 400
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Read Contemporary........................................... 605
Participating Cultural Partners
Gamo Gallery..................................................... 107
ArtBridge Houston................................................ P4
Habatat Galleries............................................... 504
DiverseWorks Art Space..................................... P10
Hooks Epstein Galleries..................................... 404
Houston Center for Photography.......................... P3
JanKossen Contemporary.................................. 300
Houston Cinema Arts Society............................... P9
Kips Gallery....................................................... 303
Houston Museum of African American Culture...... P6
koelsch gallery.................................................. 401
Museum of Fine Arts Houston.............................. P1
La Casona Gallery.............................................. 506
Pearl Fincher Museum......................................... P2
Laura Rathe Fine Art.......................................... 902
Texan French Alliance for the Arts........................ P8
Lelia Mordoch Gallery........................................ 705
Winter and Spring Street Studios......................... P5
GALLERY DIRECTORY Korean Art Pavilion AKA Gallery........................................................ 805
Gallery Mano..................................................... 709
Baiksong Gallery................................................ 711
Keumsan Gallery................................................ 704
Bon Gallery........................................................ 702
Myung Gallery................................................... 801
Chung-Jark Gallery............................................ 700
Nine Gallery....................................................... 802
Gallery 41.......................................................... 804
PAIK HAE YOUNG GALLERY................................. 910
Gallery Gaia....................................................... 803
PARK RYU SOOK GALLERY................................. 800
Gallery Godo...................................................... 112
PYO Gallery........................................................ 706
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Collectors Committee Chairs Melanie Lawson and John Guess
Collectors Committee Catherine Anspon Brad & Leslie Bucher Jereann Chaney Melanie Lawson & John F. Guess Jr. Joe Havel George & Linda Kelly Marshal & Victoria Lightman Mari Carmen Ramirez Yvonne & Stewart Aguirre Michelle & Barry Barnes Karol & Paul Barnhart Leslie & Jack Blanton Kelli & Eddy Blanton Minnette Boesel Karol Kreymer & Robert Card Melinda & Felix Chevalier Claudia & Roberto Contreras Marita & JB Fairbanks Eugene Foney Greg Fourticq Debra & Dan Friedkin Jo & Jim Furr Barbara & Michael Gamson Heidi & David Gerger
Eleanor & Dan Gilbane Liz & Tom Glanville Jonathon Glus & Alton LaDay Brenda & William Goldberg Terri & John Havens Diana & Russell Hawkins Viet Hoang Molly & Ford Hubbard Jill F. Jewett Carol & Neil Kelley Elizabeth Kelly Robbie Lee Karen & Ramon Manning Judy & Rodney Margolis Dr. Penelope Gonzalez & Lester Marks Poppi Massey Tatiana & Craig Massey Catherine & George Masterson Lisa & Will Mathis Elisabeth & Brian McCabe Kate McConnico Peter McStravick Marc Melcher Carol Neuberger
Judy & Scott Nyquist Erin & Adrian Patterson Sarah & David Pesikoff Lindsey George & Jim Peterson Kathryn & Richard Rabinow Minnette Robinson Courtney & Christopher Sarofim Leslie & Shannon Sasser Greg Shannon Claudia Schmuckli Lisa & Russell Sherrill Leigh & Reggie Smith Sara Dodd & Keith Spickelmier Eliza & Stuart Stedman Aliyya & Herman Stude Bridget & Patrick Wade Alvia Wardlaw Shelley & Andy Weathers Marcy & Tom Wessel Andrea & Bill White Cyvia & Melvyn Wolff Lea Weingarten Elizabeth & Barry Young Gigi Myung
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308 Arte Contemporรกneo Calle 26 No. 308, apto 2 e/ 5ta y 3ra MIramar, La Habana, 11300, Cuba Tel 537-209-2628 308artecontemporaneo@gmail.com
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Lizet Fraga, Curator Focus on contemporary art. Artists Represented: Luis Antonio Espinosa Fruto
Antonio Espinosa, Resist, 2013, Photograph on methacrylate, 105 x 95 cm, edition 7/7
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ACA Galleries 529 West 20th Street, New York, NY 10011 Tel 212-206-8080 www.acagalleries.com | info@acagalleries.com
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Jeffrey Bergen, Chairman; Dorian Bergen, President ACA Galleries, established 1932, specializes in Modern and Contemporary, American and European art. Artists Represented: Benny Andrews, Romare Bearden, John Biggers, Robert S. Duncanson, Barkley Hendricks, Luis Jimenez, Anita Huffington, Richard Mayhew, Faith Ringgold, Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson, Henry O. Tanner and Charles White, among others
Faith Ringgold, Coming to Jones Road Part II #6: Chasing Butterflies, 2010, Acrylic on Canvas with Pieced Fabric Border, 60 x 40 inches
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AKA Gallery 55-11 Poongnam-dong 3ga, Wansan-gu, Jeonju Jeonbuk, 560033, South Korea Tel +82-63-2826007 | Fax +82-63-2806005
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2 Insa-6gil, Jeongno-gu, Seoul, 110300, South Korea Tel +82-2-7230309 | Fax +82-2-7374311 kugoh73812@naver.com PARK Ji-Hye, Director; YOO Min-Seok, Staff AKA Gallery founded in 2005, has an established reputation in Seoul in the arena of contemporary art. The gallery is now exhibiting various works of established and emerging artists. We publish various artistic books, including the two monthly publications Art magazine “MISOOLSIDAE” and “ACE ART.” We also provide many opportunities for young artists to display their work and obtain exposure and recognition in the international art world.Above all things, every year we participate in various overseas art fairs and promote the Korean Contemporary Art Festival(KCAF), Art Asia in COEX, Seoul. Artists Represented: KUG Kyung-Oh, JI Seok-Cheol, JUNG HyeonSuk, SONG Ji-Yeon, YOO Min-Seok, KIM Yong-Joong
JI,Seok-Cheol, Nonexistence, 2011, Oil on canvas, 64.4 x 92cm
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Alabama Song 2521 Oakdale St., Houston, TX 77004 Tel 713-679-8493 babymartinez73@gmail.com
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Gabriel Martinez, Director; Olivia Junell, Secretary; Jordan Dupuis, Treasurer; Nick Watt Alabama Song is a small arts space in Houston located in a home near the museum district. We exploit two of Houston’s specialties: irregular zoning and hospitality. Our focus is on experimentation, both in the production of new work and in its distribution. Our programming features performances, readings, and workshops as well as screenings, exhibitions, and installations. We aim to contribute to the discussion of ideas around cultural production in this city. Artists Represented: Kel Varnsen, Wanda Pepper, Eduardo Corrochio, Arthur Vandelay
Low Noise
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Aldo de Sousa Gallery Arroyo 858, Capital Federal, Buenos Aires, 1007, Argentina Tel 54-11-43930803 www.aldodesousa.com.ar | info@aldodesousa.com.ar
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Aldo de Sousa; Liliana Tudela; Pablo de Sousa Since opening on July 13, 1972, Aldo de Sousa Gallery has been known for open dialogue between young artists and masters of Latin American art. The gallery focuses on painting, sculpture, photography and new projects expanding the contemporary scene. The gallery expands horizons with new exhibitions in various countries such as USA, Spain, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Peru, Puerto Rico and Chile. It is now noted for its works in modern and contemporary art in Buenos Aires and represents more than 20 Latin American artists. Artists Represented: Dolores Casares, Enio Iommi, Carlos Rojas, RaĂşl Mazzoni, Paula Rivas, Juan Ranieri, Jorge Pereira, Pablo Lehmann
Dolores Casares, City, Set of ten acrylic towers, acupuncture needles and LED light with movement
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Americas Collection
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4213 Ponce De Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, FL 33146 Tel 305-446-5578 | Fax 305-446-2768 www.americascollection.com | silviaortiz@americascollection.com Velia Larcinese, Director; Silvia Ortiz, Director
The Americas Collection is a full-service fine arts gallery. It offers an extensive collection of works from renowned artists and emerging talents primarily from Latin America. Its services include private and corporate art consulting. The Americas Collection has its own monthly production of limited edition serigraphs. Artists Represented: Felix Ángel, Patricia Belli, Lina Binkele, Enrique Campuzano, Miriam Calzada, Jorge Cavelier, Jean Marc Calvet, Andrea Carreño, Mariadolores Castellanos, Gabriela Cassano, Maria Silvia Corcuera Terán, Ricardo Cordova, Luis Cornejo, Lilian Cuenca, Omar d’Leon, Karen Estrada, Ignacio Gana, Miguel Ángel Giovanetti, Liliana Golubinsky, Gabriel Gonzalez, Ricardo Gonzalez, Adrian Guerrero, Antonia Guzmán, Ricardo Guzman, Paul Hunter, Walterio Iraheta, Luis Fernandez Arroyo, Jorge Jrisinco, Linda Kohen, Connie Lloveras, Ramiro Lacayo, Armando Lara Hidalgo, Ilse Manzanarez, Braulio Matos, Paul Morales, Christina Motta, MUHER, Pedro Muiño, Carlos Musse, Christian Navarro, Maria Navas, Alberto Ocón, Lorenza Panero, José Perdomo, Wladimiro Politano, Giancarlo Puppo, Jean Jacques Ribi, Rita Rivas, Susana Rodriguez, Gioconda Rojas, Pedro Ruiz, Baruj Salinas, Norlan Santana, Rodolfo Stanley, Roberta Sutherland, Fernando Toledo, Javier Valle-Perez, Jorge Vallejos, Veronica Vides, Patricia Villalobos, Daniel Viñoly, Elena Wen
Carlos Musse, Impulso, Mixed media on canvas, 47 x 61 inches
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Andrea Schwartz Gallery 545 4th Street, San Francisco, CA 94107 Tel 415-495-2090 www.asgallery.com | info@asgallery.com
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Andrea Schwartz, Owner; Steve Dolan, Owner; Becky Parker, Assistant Director; Jennifer Draughon, Gallery Manager Andrea Schwartz Gallery was founded in 1982 in San Francisco, CA. Andrea Schwartz Gallery focuses on contemporary painting of mid-career artists. For over twenty-five years Andrea Schwartz Gallery has supported work that is challenging and at the forefront of contemporary practice, representing a select group of artists from the Bay Area and across the country.The gallery supports, promotes and nurtures the careers of the artists represented. Andrea Schwartz graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1977. She believes that her background as an artist has assisted in her understanding both sides of the art world. Andrea Schwartz Gallery is co-owned by Andrea Schwartz and Steve Dolan. Artists Represented: Cara Barer, John Belingheri, Donald Bradford, Philip Buller, Seamus Conley, Albert Dicruttalo, Patrick Dintino, Mitch Jones, Yoichi Kawamura, Gugger Petter, Tim Yankosky
Cara Barer, Lilac, 2013, archival digital photograph face mounted to plexi, 40 x 40 inches
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AREVALO GALLERY 151 NE 40th Street, Miami, FL 33130 Tel 305-860-3311 | Fax 305-860-3311 www.arevalogallery.com | info@arevalogallery.com
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Francisco Arevalo, Director Arevalo Gallery was established for the promotion of 20th Century Latin American and international art. The gallery also promotes a greater understanding of the relationships between modern art movements and their influence on contemporary art. Artists Represented: Modern and Contemporary International and Latin American Art. Art Movements from Uruguayan Universal Constructivism, Concretism from the Southern Hemisphere Optic and Kinetic, GRAV and Geometric Abstraction and Surrealism. Macaparana, Karen Rifas, Anibal Catalan.
Carlos Cruz Diez, Mechanic Physichromie, Motorized plastic elements, 45 cms height, Edition 1968
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Art Link International
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809 Lucerne Ave., Lake Worth, FL 33460 Tel 561-493-1162 | Fax 561-493-2931 www.artlinkinternational.com | barbara@artlinkinternational.com Howard Brassner, President; Barbara Womelsdorf, Exhibition Director
Art Link International is a family-owned business for over 75 years, specializing in 19th and 20th Century American, European expressionism, realist, modern, modernist, pop and graffiti art. Artists Represented: John ‘Crash’ Matos, David Burliuk, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Tom Wesselmann, Robert Rauschenberg. Mr. Brainwash, Donald Bassler, Fernando Botero, James Rosenquist, Jean Michel Basquiat, Joan Miro, Karel Appel, Robert Indiana
James Rosenquist, The Vestigial Presence of Mind and Color, 4A, 1995, Unique Cut Construction Relief on Fabric, 48 x 60 inches
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ART1307, LLC 10501 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024 Tel 310-948-4268
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Rampe S. Antonio a Posillipo 104, Napoli, Campania, 80122, Italy Tel +39-081660216 www.art1307.com | info@art1307.us Renato Penna, Owner; Cynthia Penna, Art Director; Paolo Grosso, Assistant; Claudia Ren, Assistant ART1307, LLC specializes in European kinetic/visual art and concrete geometrical art of second half of the 20th Century. ART1307’s purpose is to introduce Italian emerging artists to the US through cultural exchanges with established American cultural institutions.ART1307 represents American west coast artists working with new techniques and materials: introducing Light and Space new generation of artists. Introducing Light and Space new generation of artists. Artists Represented: Marco Abbamondi, Lisa Bartleson, Rhea Carmi, Gisela Colon, Max Coppeta, Alex Couwenberg, Vanni Cuoghi, Joe Davidson, Hugo Rodolfo Demarco, Brad Howe, Horatio Garcia Rossi, Mark Steven Greenfield, Shane Guffog, Julio Le Parc, Peter Lodato, Carlo Marcucci, Andy Moses, Gualtiero Nativi, Mario Radice, Mauro Reggiani, Amedeo Sanzone, Robert Schaberl, Dado Schapira, Francisco Sobrino, Atanasio Soldati, Ttozoi, Luigi Veronesi, Todd Williamson
Julio Le Parc, Alchimia 64, 1990, Acrylic on canvas, 15.75 x 15.75 inches
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Art Nouveau Gallery 348 NW 29 Street, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-573-4661 | Fax 305-573-4662 www.artnouveau-gallery.com | info@artnouveaumiami.com
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Georgina Chumaceiro, Director; Elizabeth Castillo, Director; Carolina Caraccia, Manager Specializes in Geometric Abstraction Artists Represented: Julio Pacheco-Rivas, Abel Ventoso, John Henry, Sydia Reyes, Rafael Barrios, Carlos Cruz Diez, Sydia Reyes, Carlos Medina, Lia Bermudez, Alberto Cavalieri, Hector Ramirez
Julio Pacheco-Rivas, A TravĂŠs del Volumen I, 2013, Perforated Acrylic, 67 x 58 cm x 3 mm
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Ascaso Gallery 2441 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-571-9410 | Fax 305-571-9411 www.ascasogallery.com | ascasogallery@gmail.com
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Avenida Orinoco, entre calles Mucuchies y Monterrey Urb. Las Mercedes, Caracas, 1060, Venezuela Tel (58212) 9936862 | Fax (58212) 9935301 www.ascasogallery.com Antonio Ascaso, Director; Elias Sultan, Operations manager Asasco Gallery has a 30+ year trajectory in arts. Representing Latin American masters has been the gallery’s line with emphasis in geometric abstraction. The gallery is expanding its scope with the idea of integrating exhibits into an ever-growing program and opening locations in Venezuela and the US. Artists Represented: Luis Tomasello, Carlos Cruz Diez, Jesus Soto, Oswaldo Vigas, Cornelis Zitman, Ignacio Iturria, Alirio Palacios, Victor Valera, Fernando Botero
Luis Tomasello, Objet plastique No 854, 2006, Acrylic on wood, 37.4 x 37.4 x 3.1 in / 95 x 95 8 cm
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Asher Gallery at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
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4848 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002 Tel 713-529-4848 | Fax 713-529-1288 www.crafthouston.org | ssippel@crafthouston.org Julie Farr, Executive Director; Suzanne Sippel, Asher Gallery Manager Asher Gallery, located within Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, (HCCC) features an exceptional variety of one-of-a-kind jewelry, ceramics, glass, fiber arts and home décor—all made by local and national craft artists. HCCC is a nonprofit arts organization founded to advance education about the process, product and history of craft. Since opening in September of 2001, HCCC has emerged as an important cultural and educational resource for Houston and the Southwest—one of the few venues in the country dedicated exclusively to craft at the highest level. Admission is always free. Artists Represented: Artists represented include Christina Carfora, Nathan Dube, Chanda Glendinning, Jason Kishell, Christy Klug, Susannah Mira, Jaydan Moore, Melissa Walter, Rebecca Zemans
Jaydan Moore, Inverse Formation, 2012, Found Materials, 16 x 30 x 30 inches
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Axiom Contemporary 2801 Main St., Santa Monica, CA, 90405 Tel 818-799-1110 www.axiomcontemporary.com info@axiomcontemporary.com Jason Kirk, Director; Mark Matkevich, Director
Axiom Contemporary is a Santa Monica, CA gallery specializing in pop, abstract and neo-street works in all mediums. Artists Represented: Michael Georgopoulos, Michael Gittes
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Michael Gorman, Bull Roper, 2013, Mixed media on canvas, 69 x 52 inches
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Baiksong Gallery 31-8 Insadong-Gil, Jongno-Gu, Seoul, 110-300 South Korea Tel 822-730-5824 | Fax 822-730-5687 www.artbaiksong.com | artbaiksong@naver.com
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Baik Dong-yol, Director Baiksong Gallery, established in 1974, is one of the oldest galleries in South Korea. The gallery exhibits works of Korean contemporary artists who can express Korea’s unique techniques and sentiments and introduces these works to global viewers and collectors via various international art fairs. Vice versa, the gallery brings in works of many active artists from all around the world so art lovers in Korea can access them easily. Artists Represented: Kwon Chi-Gyu, Park Man-Gyu, Sun mu
Sun mu, Ideology, 2013, Oil on canvas, 163 x 130cm
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Bartha Contemporary Ltd.
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25 Margaret Street, London, W1W 8RX, UK Tel +44-20-79850015 | Fax +44-20-79850016 www.barthacontemporary.com | info@barthacontemporary.com Niklas von Bartha; Daniela von Bartha; Pauline Bernard
Bartha Contemporary was founded in 2000. Early exhibitions include the complete printed works of Agnes Martin, as well as two group exhibitions juxtaposing selected works by contemporary artists with important ancient Chinese works of art. The program has a strong emphasis on non-figurative and conceptual contemporary art. Artists Represented: Douglas Allsop, Stephan Baumkoetter, Jill Baroff, Hartmut Boehm, Belinda Cadbury, Sarah Chilvers, Benjamin Cottam, Rudolf de Crignis, Henrik Eiben, Frank Gerritz, Vanesa Henn, James Howell, Alan Johnston, Clay Ketter, Julia Mangold, Stefana McClure, Mike MeirĂŠ, Winston Roeth, Kate Shepherd, Klaus Staudt, Phil Sims, Hadi Tabatabai, Takashi Suzuki, Joan Waltemath, Joan Witek, Beat Zoderer
Winston Roeth, Diagonals (Gold), 2013, Pigments and polyurethane dispersion on Dibond panel, 48 x 36 inches, 122 x 91.5 cm
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Bon Gallery 37-2 Samcheong-ro 2gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, 110-200, South Korea Tel 82-2-732-2366 | Fax 82-2-732-2365 www.bongallery.com | bon@bongallery.com
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Lee, Seung-Hoon, Director In 1988, BON GALLERY was established at Khanhun-Dong, which is a cultural area of Insa-Dong in Korea. The gallery moved to a new space in 2012 at Samcheong-Dong, which is one of the most unique places in Seoul, a notable arts and cultural area. BON GALLERY provides a main exhibition hall and sub-exhibition hall which creates a comfortable and stable exhibition atmosphere. Since it was founded, BON GALLERY has contributed greatly to the development of Korean art by presenting solo exhibitions, theme exhibitions, group exhibitions and attending art fairs. The gallery has been playing an important role as a legitimate gallery through project exhibition with famous artists, theme exhibition with various and enjoyable stories and a small work of art exhibition. BON GALLERY has been trying to develop and expand the art market in Korea by supporting emerging and regional artists. Artists Represented: Sup Ham, Jun-Yeop Jeon, Hye-Min Lee, JongDoo Lim, Yong-Soo Mo, Eun-Hee Lim, Yun-Bok Lee, Won-Keun Yoon
Lim, Jong-Doo, Together, 2013, Stone color on Korean paper, 91 x 116.8cm
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Bruce Lurie Gallery 17092 Palisades Circle, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Tel 818-919-6974 | Fax 818-919-6974 www.luriegallery.com | mr_lurie@hotmail.com
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Bruce Lurie, Director; Nafiza Sinha Ray, Gallery Manager; Craig Lurie, Partner; Scot Lurie, Partner Established in the early 1980’s in New York by Bruce Lurie, Bruce Lurie Gallery was frequented by Keith Haring and Andy Warhol. Bruce Lurie gave Jean-Michel Basquiat his first show. Now located in Culver City’s “Art District”, the gallery has a particular focus on established mid-career artists from the US and all around the world.
Nelson De La Nuez, Superman, 2013, Mixed media on canvas, 48 x 64 inches
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Buenos Aires Fine Arts
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Cuba 1930, Buenos Aires, 1428, Argentina Tel +54-11-47850160 | Fax +54-11-47060718 www.buenosairesfinearts.com | info@buenosairesfinearts.com Diego Schavelzon, Director; Margarita Fernandez, Director; Vera Polischer, Assistant; Martin Schavelzon, Assistant
Buenos Aires Fine Arts is a new gallery that plays a very important role in the cultural and art sphere in Buenos Aires as well as abroad through a strong presence at international fairs. In 2008 it started as a virtual gallery, and in 2011 it opened a beautiful space at 1930 Cuba Street in Belgrano neighborhood. Artists Represented: Ary Brizzi, Eduardo Mac Entyre Alejandro Perez Becerra, Claudia Aranovich, Eduardo Silberstein, Eduardo Gualdoni, Ricardo Roux, Cristina Santander, Marco Otero, Maria Ester Joao and Manuel Rubin
Eduardo Mac Entyre, Light In Space, Acrylic On Canvas, 2007, 39.3 x 39.3 inches
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Callan Contemporary 518 Julia Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 Tel 504-525-0518 | Fax 504-525-0516 www.callancontemporary.com stevencallan@callancontemporary.com
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Steven Callan, Owner/Director; Borislava Callan, Owner/Director Callan Contemporary is located in an award winning exhibition space in the historic Arts and Warehouse district of New Orleans. The gallery represents emerging, mid-career and internationally recognized artists specializing in contemporary paintings, sculpture and installations. Callan Contemporary offers consulting services to both corporate and private collectors. Artists Represented: Pablo Atchugarry, Eva Hild, George Dunbar, John Henry, Raine Bedsole, David Borgerding, Jose-Maria Cundin, Margaret Evangeline, KeySook Geum, James Kennedy, Mitchell Lonas, Sibylle Peretti, Adrian Deckbar, Michael Kessler, Doyle Gertjejansen
Eva Hild, Loop 407, 2012, Stoneware, 22 x 14 x 14 inches
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Cernuda Arte 3155 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, FL 33134 Tel 305-461-1050 | Fax 305-461-1063 www.cernudaarte.com | cernudaarte@msn.com
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Ramon Cernuda, Director; Nercys Cernuda, Vice-Director; Sergio Cernuda, Senior Art Consultant; Luisa Lignarolo, Senior Art Consultant Cernuda Arte was founded in 2000, located in Coral Gables, Florida. The gallery specializes in Cuban art encompassing works from the 19th Century to the present with an emphasis on modern and contemporary art. Artists Represented: Joel Besmar, Giosvany Echevarría, Miguel Florido, Flora Fong, Lilian García-Roig, Dayron González, Irina Elén González, Vicente Hernández, Wifredo Lam, Manuel Mendive, Gina Pellón, René Portocarrero, David Rodríguez, Alfredo Sosabravo, Ramón Vázquez and others.
Joel Besmar, The Edge of the Pocketknife, 2012, Oil on canvas, 59 x 39.5 inches
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Chungjark Gallery Ho Chang B/D, 550-8, Shinsa-Dong, Gangnam-Gu Seoul, 135-890, South Korea Tel 82-2-5493112 | Fax 82-2-5493114 www.chungjark.com | g-chungjark@hanmail.net
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Shon, Sung-Ye; Shin, Kwang-Soo; Lee, Se-Jung Chungjark Gallery, Seoul was opened in 1987. Chungjark Gallery has curated seven or eight exhibitions to help debut unfamiliar artists to the public and the art world. The gallery installed ‘ChungJark Art World’ for the young artist with exceptional talent. Several years ago, the gallery launched itself into various international art fairs exhibiting Korean artists. Chung Jark borne all expenses for handicapped artists exhibitions and the net value of the works being sold was paid to the artist for 100 percent. The owner and curator of the gallery was very happy with the pride of supporting the handicapped artists. Artists Represented: Doo-Shik Lee, Hee-Kyung Kim, Byung-Jin Kim, Jae-Hwan Shin, Hyun-Jin Kwon, Jung-Ah Kim, Ji-Eun Park
Doo-Shik Lee, Festival, 2009, Acrylic on Canvas, 72.7 x 60.6cm
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COLLAGE HABANA Havana/Toronto
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D # 10 , Vedado, La Habana, Cuba Tel 537-833-3826 | Fax 537-833-0420 artes_plasticas@fcbc.cu Ms. Gretell Rodríguez, gretellr@yahoo.es; Ms. Maria Milian, mmilianm@yahoo.es “Glamour,” is the title and concept for the Collage Habana Gallery booth at HFAF. From their individual points of view, four Cuban artists, give visual form and organization to their own conceptions about these delighting topics in order to show its influence in today’s Cuban society. In the artists’ creative exercises, the feminine representation becomes territory of meanings where the seduction of design resources refers to certain aesthetic concerns. Our exhibition project includes photography, sculpture and mixed technique artworks. Artists Represented: Mabel Poblet Pujol, Ernesto Rancaño, Marlys Fuego, The Merger
Marlys Fuego, Soft Drink, 2012, Mixed Technique, 120 x 200 x 8 cm
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Cynthia Corbett Gallery
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15 Claremont Lodge, 15 The Downs Wimbledon, London, SW20 8UA, UK Tel +44-0-20-8947-6782 | UK Mobile +44-0-79-3908-6782 US Mobile 773-600-7719 www.thecynthiacorbettgallery.com | info@thecynthiacorbettgallery.com Cynthia Corbett, Associate Director; Celia Kinchington, Gallery Manager The Cynthia Corbett Gallery is an international art gallery which represents emerging and established contemporary artists. The gallery participates in international art fairs and has an international curated exhibition program, including the highly prestigious Young Masters Art Prize. The gallery offers an art consultancy service.
Artists Represented: Deborah Azzopardi, Lluís Barba, Andy Burgess, Delphine Boël, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Lottie Davies, Ghost of a Dream, Tom Leighton, Boyarde Messenger, Klari Reis, Nicolas Saint Gregoire & Andréa Stanislav
Tom Leighton, Chicago River, 2013, Edition of 5, Digital C-type print, Perspex mounted, with aluminium/Dibond backing, 72 x 72 inches
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Deborah Colton Gallery 2445 North Boulevard, Houston, TX 77098 Tel 713-869-5151 | Fax 713-869-9592 www.deborahcoltongallery.com info@deborahcoltongallery.com
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Deborah M. Colton, Director Deborah Colton Gallery is an innovative showcase of strong historical and visionary contemporary artists worldwide who work in the mediums of painting, works on paper, sculpture, video, photography, performance, conceptual future media and public installations. In addition to the gallery’s stable of artists, Deborah Colton Gallery provides consultative services both nationally and internationally so they can start to acquire specific works through a comprehensive program of collecting. Artists Represented: Lowell Boyers, Mark Dell’Isola, Oleg Dou, Mary Beth Edelson, Molly Gochman, David Graeve, Harif Guzman, Paul Horn, Sharon Kopriva, Jean Daniel Lorieux, Jonas Mekas, Angelbert Metoyer, Suzanne Paul, Frank Rodick, Jay Rusovich, Alfredo Scaroina, Soody Shafiri, Mary Ann Strandell, Olga Tobreluts, Javier de Villota
Bert L. Long, Quest, 1983, Mixed media, 39 x 40 x 25 inches
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Devin Borden Gallery 3917 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002 Tel 713-529-2700 devinborden.com | devinborden@gmail.com
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Devin Borden, Director; Pahl Samson, Assistant; Mauricio Menjivar, Assistant Contemporary painting, sculpture and works on paper. Artists Represented: Jillian Conrad, Andy Coolquitt, Sharon Engelstein, Nicole Phungrasamee Fein, Christopher French, Todd Hebert, Geoff Hippenstiel, Nicholas Kersulis, Ted Kincaid, Laura Lark, Sharon Engelstein, Matt Messinger, Melissa Thorne and Charles Wiese
Geoff Hippenstiel, Untitled, 2013, Oil on canvas, 40 x 36 inches
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dpm gallery Circunvalacion Sur 111 y V.E.Estrada, Guayaquil Guayas, EC090112, Ecuador Tel 5934-2888104 | 5939-99609410 www.dpmgallery.com | dpmgallery@gmail.com
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David PĂŠrez-MacCollum, Director dpm gallery (GYE 1989) specializes in contemporary Latin American art with special emphasis on Ecuadorian authors. Its activities includes regular annual exhibitions and art fair participation. Over 24 years of activity dpm has promoted emerging and intermediate artists. Several authors have achieved recognition by the art community resulting in invitations to art biennials (SĂŁo Paulo-Brazil, Venecia-Italia, Gwangiu, among others), artist residences and awards from recognized institutions. Artists Represented: Pablo Cardoso (Ecuador, 1965)
Pablo Cardoso, Lago Agrio-Sour Lake, 2012, Oil & Acrylic on canvas, 120 u. 8.25 x 11 inches. Bellagio Creative Arts Fellows 2011, Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center
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Drexel Galeria Colina Azul 230A, Colinas de la Sierra Madre Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, 66280, Mexico Tel 01152-8183033903 | Fax 01152-8183032905 www.drexelgaleria.com | drexelgaleria@prodigy.net.mx
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Jesus Drexel, Director; Carolina Drexel, Account Manager; Luis Gallegos, Director Assistant Latin-American Contemporary Art Artists Represented: Pablo Santiba単ez, Armando Romero, Fidel Figueroa, Reynaldo Diaz Zesati, Alejandrina Herrera, Ricardo Pinto, Emilio Said, Patrick Pettersson, Javier Guadarrama
Pablo Santiba単ez, Muflon Skull, 2012, Oil on canvas, 57 x 70 inches
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Eckert Fine Art 34 Main Street, Millerton, NY 12546 Tel 518-592-1330 | Fax 518-592-1331 www.eckertfineart.com | info@eckertfineart.com
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Jane Coats Eckert, Director; Eric Forstmann, Artist; Rhonda Calvert, Gallery Manager Eckert Fine Art is located in a historic building in downtown Millerton, New York, exhibiting the paintings of Eric Forstmann, the sculpture of Boaz Vaadia and Michael Kalish along with 19th through 21st century “American Masters” in the art world, such as Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, Jim Dine, Alexander Calder, Chuck Close, Larry Rivers, Andy Warhol and Andrew Wyeth. Jane Eckert has served as Secretary of the Fine Art Dealers Association (FADA) and is currently Chair of the Director’s Advisory Council at Mass MoCA (Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art). In addition to the gallery, Jane is a Founder and Board Member of Energy Pioneer Solutions based in Hastings, Nebraska and is a partner in Coats Wright Art and Design in Carmel, Indiana. Artists Represented: Eric Forstmann, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Michael Kalish, Boaz Vaadia, Frank Stella
Robert Rauschenberg, 1925-2008, American, Vitamin (Runt), 2007 Inkjet pigment transfer on polylaminate, 61 x 73.5 inches
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Elite Fine Art Galleries 46 NW 36 Street, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 754-422-5942 | 754-779-8175 www.elitefineartgalleries.com | elitearted@aol.com
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Sonia Acosta, Manager; German Chaves, Director; Karina Matheus-Vivas, Assistant Director; Jannett Montoya, Assistant Gallery Elite Fine Art Galleries, located in the Miami Wynwood Art District, supports and promotes emerging and established artists with on-site exhibitions and at local and international art fairs. Artists Represented: Fabia Nitti, Graciela Montich, Magaly Barnola Otaola, Beatriz & Beatrice, Kiseok Kim, Luis Alfonso Luna, Jerome Balbuena
Kiseok Kim, Plastic Series, 2013, Oil and acrylic on canvas, 36 x 48 inches
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Euart Gallery EUART Ilaria Niccolini, Via Di Latera 24 Barberino di Mugello, Florence, Italy Tel 786-232-8949 | Fax 305-647-0243 www.euart.org | info@euart.org
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EUART @ SYRLIN Gallery, Stuttgart, Germany www.syrlin-kunstverein.de Ilaria Niccolini, Director; Wolfgang Wunderlich, Director; Giuliano Pecelli, Director; Santi Niccolini, Executive Euart should be all caps every time throughout paragraph. EUART is an international platform run by Syrlin Gallery (Germany), alleria Poliedro (Italy) and Ilaria Niccolini Production (US). Since it was founded in 2007, Euart has toured more than 100 artists through major international fairs and exhibitions in Europe, USA, South America and Arab Emirates. EUART is a touring platform aiming to promote mid-career artists as well as the new generations of talent on the international contemporary art market. Artists Represented: Andergassen, Besuden, Hierholzer, Liedl, Munin Glück, Sylvester-Resch, Bucher, Dufey, Fallak-Odenkirchen, Rassow, Röder, Dönicke, Gerbo, Hoppert, Kellermann, Knapic, Krivolap, Schepmann, Seiz, Vermaaten, Zentler, Cadamuro, Perosa, Poddighe, Mazza
Regina Bucher, The Magic of Thinking Big, 2012, Oil on canvas, 80 x 80 cm
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Evan Lurie Gallery 30 West Main Street, Carmel, IN 46032 Tel 317-844-8400 | Fax 317-844-8460 www.evanluriegallery.com | info@evanluriegallery.com
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Evan Lurie, Director/Owner; Gian Garofalo, Artist; Chuck Bryson; Scot Lurie The Evan Lurie Gallery has specialized in introducing emerging and established international artists with a heavy emphasis on the contemporary abstract and a strong focus on realism and neorealism. The gallery deals in works of art in all mediums and sizes including monumental, two-dimensional and three-dimensional. Artists Represented: Gian Garofalo, Alexi Torres, Jason Paul Bennett, Nick Veasey, Alberto Cavalieri, Bras Howe, William Lazos
Alexi Torres, Andy Warhol, 2013, Oil on canvas, 84 x 80 inches
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Frederic Got 35-37 rue de Seine, Paris, 75006, France Tel +33-143265261 www.fredericgot.com | frederic.got@orange.fr
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Frederic Got, Owner; Gabriel Eid, Art Consultant; Carlos Ruchas, Art Consultant Contemporary art, original sculptures in bronze, paintings and photos. Artists Represented: Jacques Lebescond, Ruth Bloch, Bernard Saint Maxent, Alain Gazier, Carlos Mata, Andre Zadorine, Roman Zaslonov
Jacques Lebescond (born 1944), Idylle, 2011, Bronze, 260 cm
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Fundacion Torres Aguero Rozanes Junin 1343 PB B, Buenos Aires, C1113AAG, Argentina Tel +54-11-48062744 | Fax +54-9-11-40271004 www.fundaciont-aguero.com.ar www.torresaguero.com.ar | www.rozanesmonique.com.ar fundaciontorresaguerorozanes@gmail.com Monique Rozanes, President; Alberto Gotceitas, Secretary Agüero Towers Foundation promotes the work of Leopoldo Torres Agüero and Monique Rozanes and their influence on culture. The gallery participates in several international art fairs. Artists Represented: Leopoldo Torres Aguero, Monique Rozanes
Leopoldo Torres Agüero, Deep Blue, 1969, Acrylic on canvas, 130 cm X 97 cm
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Rodolfo Zagert, Marilyn (detail), Mixed media on polyester, 100 cm x 130 cmÂ
Monique Rozanes, Pyramid, Methil methacrylat, 60 cm x 55 cm x 60 cm
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Galeria Alfredo Ginocchio
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Arquímedes 175, Polanco, Mexico D.F., 11570, Mexico Tel 5255-52548813 | Fax 5255-52555690 www.galeriaalfredoginocchio.com | info@ginocchiogaleria.com
Alfredo Ginocchio, Director; Paola Contreras, Assistant Director; Karen Pozos, Assistant Originally called Praxis Mexico, Alfred Ginocchio founded Galeria Alfredo Ginocchio in 1988. Its main objective is international promotion of Mexican and Latin American artists. For over 25 years, Alfredo Ginocchio Gallery has participated in important international art fairs in the USA, Europe and Latin America including Art Miami, Artbo, PintaNY, Pinta London, Art Madrid, Scope, Art Chicago, Zonamaco, KIAF, Chaco, Los Angeles Art Show, Art San Diego, PARC and Lima Photo. Alfredo Ginocchio Gallery has prepared about 140 solo and group exhibitions in the gallery and has collaborated in art collections with major museums in Mexico and Latin America. Artists Represented: Santiago Carbonell, Roberto Cortázar, Bruno Widmann, Claudio Gallina, Hugo Lugo, Luis Selem, Cesar Rangel, Ofill Echevarría, Juan Jose Garcia, Victor Rodríguez, Ale de la Puente, Beto de Volder, Carlos Ríos, Xevi Vilaró, Cassandra de Santiago
Hugo Lugo, Señalar el trayecto, 2013, Óleo y acrílico s/tela, 115x150 cm
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Galeria Baobab Calle 79b 8 21 L 102, Bogota Cundinamarca, 11001, Colombia Tel 571-255-1883 www.galeriabaobab.com | contacto@galeriabaobab.com
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Alvaro Diaz, Director; Zoraida Rios, Executive Director Galeria Baobab was founded in 2002 to promote and develop national and international artists in contemporary art, painting,sculpture and photography. Artists Represented: Maria Fernanda Zuluaga, Carlos Alarcon,Gabriel Beltran, Alejandro De Narvaez, Monica Agudelo, Abstractus, Angel Almendrales, Fred Andrade, Luz Helena Caballero, Muriel Angulo, Keiko Gonzales, Maripaz Jaramillo
Maria Fernanda Zuluaga, About A Cosmic Garden, 2012, Mix, acrylic, paper, 10 x 10 x 6 inches
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Galeria MORO PO Box # 10088, Maracaibo, 4002, Venezuela www.galeriamoro.com | galeriamoro@hotmail.com Tel +58-4143624134
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Rodrigo Rosquete Leonardi, Director; Juan Vazquez Venezuelan and Latin American art in business for over 18 years. Offering Venezuelan and Latin American art in different mediums including paintings, drawings, photos, videos, sculptures and installations for over 18 years. Artists Represented: Adonay Duque, Carlos Zerpa, Enrique Lobo, Francisco Bugallo, Miguel Hernandez, JJ Moros, Leslie Chacon, Alberto Asprino, Jesus Soto, Gisela Romero, Carlos Eduardo Araujo
Enrique Lobo, Abstraction XV, 2013, Acrylic on canvas, 200 x 120 cm
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Galerie GAIA 57-1 Insadong-gil,Jongno-gu, Seoul, 110-300, South Korea Tel +82-2-733-3373 | +82-2-733-3376 www.galerie-gaia.net | galerie-gaia@hanmail.net
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YOUN, Yeo Seon, Director; LIM, Tae Young, Staff Galerie GAIA was founded in 2002 in Insa-dong, the cultural area of Korea. The gallery has directed many young Korean artists’ exhibitions since 2002 to contribute to the growth of Korean art. Since 2006, Galerie GAIA has participated in international art fairs such as KIAF, SCOPE New York Art Show, Art Asia Miami, Art Asia Basel, AHAF Hong Kong, Shanghai International Art Fair, Beijing Art Fair, Brussel and Line Art. We aim to introduce well-known qualified Korean artists to Korea and abroad. Artists Represented: YOO, Sun Tai, KWAK, Seong Yong, LEE, Hae Kyung, Kim, Jin Sook, Kim, Myung Jin
KWAK, Seung Yong, Old Future, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 162 x 112 cm (63 x 44 inches)
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Gallery Godo 12 Susong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, 110-140, South Korea Tel 82-2-720-2223 | Fax 82-2-720-2224 www.gallerygodo.com | gallerygodo@naver.com
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Soonhyob Kim, Director; Julia Lee, Curator Gallery Godo introduces both the tradition and information of the East and West based on the experimentation of the visual arts. The gallery strives to bring together works of European and Korean artists, exploring their reaction to cultural, institutional surroundings. The gallery participates in KIAF (Korea) consistently—which has enabled Godo to accomplish partnerships and important interactions with galleries in foreign countries such as Germany, China, Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia and India. Artists Represented: Seong-Hoon Jin, Beum-Soo Kim, Jin-A Ryou, In-sook Doi,Ok-Kyoung Lee
Seong-Hoon Jin, Her Memories, 2013, Oil on canvas, 31 x 39 inches
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GALLERY MANO 4th fl. Yeajeon Bldg, 1451-95 Seocho-dong, Seocho-gu Seoul, 137-070, South Korea Tel 82-2-741-6030 | Fax 82-2-741-6032 www.manogallery.com | gallerymano1@naver.com
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CHUNG, Ha-Mee, Director Gallery Mano moved to Seocho-dong in April 2010 right across the Seoul Arts Center after seven years in Gahwe-dong. Gallery Mano exhibits Korean contemporary artists as well as young artists making fresh and creative artworks. Gallery Mano enriches the lives of artists and art lovers through the exhibitions of paintings, sculptures, photos, prints, media, designs and any other artistic genres. Artists Represented: KIM, Mi-Kyoung, KIM, Hyun-Kyung, CHOE, Vio PARK, Young-Hak
CHOE, Vio, Darshan, 2013, Acrylic, mixed media, 130 x 130cm
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gallery41 Suite# 102, 41, Sagan-dong, Jongno-gu Seoul, 110-190, South Korea Tel 822-744-0341 | Fax 822-744-0342 www.gallery41.co.kr | gallery41@naver.com
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SHIM, Jae-hak Originally called Jongro Gallery, gallery41 opened in 1993 with a dedication to the progression of representation in contemporary art. Now the gallery has a new title as Gallery41 and continues representation of emerging, mid-career, and established artists who practice in various mediums like paintings, photographs, sculptures, and installations. Gallery41 established a new location at Sagandong in 2012. The gallery highlights the work of its artists through solo shows and group exhibitions, and art fairs and will be a unique aesthetic contemporary art space and a new center of art market and international cultural exchange. Artists Represented: LEE, Jeong Min, LEE, Chae-Il, KIM, HyunSook, KIM, Myeong-Gon, KIM, Ju-Ho, KWON, Ki Dong, NOH, June
Kim Myeong-gon, Secret Garden, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 91 Ă— 117cm
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GAMO GALLERY 71-5 Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu Seoul, 110-220, South Korea Tel 82-2-730-4665 | Fax 82-2-730-4665 www.blog.naver.com | gamogallery3@naver.com
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Catherine Yun GAMO GALLERY is a fine art Gallery in Samcheong Art District in Seoul, Korea. GAMO GALLERY was established in 1995 and specializes in contemporary and emerging young Korean Artists. GAMO GALLERY holds five to seven major exhibitions annually and attends four to five Foreign Art Fairs. Artists Represented; Hong sang-Sik; Kim Byung-Jin; Kim Hyun-Ju; Shin Heung-Woo; Sung Sang-Eun
Sung Sang-Eun, Iris, 2013, Acrylic,resin on canvas, 45.3 x 45.3 inches
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Habatat Galleries 4400 Fernlee Avenue, Royal Oak, MI 48073 Tel 248-554-0590 | Fax 248-554-0594 www.habatat.com | info@habatat.com
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Corey Hampson; Aaron Schey; Ferdinand Hampson; Kathy Hampson; Debbie Clason; Robert Bambrough; Nick Solomon; Robert Schimmell; David Walsted Offering the finest in contemporary glass since 1971. Artists Represented: Howard Ben Tre, Daniel Clayman, Dan Dailey, Dale Chihuly, Toshio Iezumi, Stanislav Libensky, William Morris, Albert Paley, Tim Tate, Bertil Vallien, Ann Wolff
Albert Paley, Subduction, 2013, Painted Steel and glass, 54.5h x 15w x 15d inches
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Hooks-Epstein Galleries presents Robert Pruitt
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2631 Colquitt, Houston, TX 77098 Tel 713-522-0718 | 713-5220710 www.hooksepsteingalleries.com | hooksepgal@hooksepsteingalleries.com Geri Hooks, Owner; Yvonne M. Garcia, Director; Desira J. Garcia, Gallery Assistant Founded in 1969, Hooks-Epstein Galleries, Inc., is one of Houston’s longest running art galleries. Representing established, mid-career and emerging artists, the gallery pioneered the museum area while remaining in the forefront as specialists in the late 19th through 21st century representational American, European, and Latin works of Art. Along with a particular emphasis on sculpture and works on paper, the gallery is also Houston’s premier resource for works in the secondary market. In 2003, HooksEpstein established “The Glass Gallery” and is now the region’s leading source of nationally and internationally known contemporary glass artists. Artists Represented; Julie Brook Alexander, Alex Gabriel Bernstein, William Kelly Bailey, Robert Burch, Gregory Michael Carter, Josè Chardiet, Kathryn Dunlevie, Teresa Dunn, Yrjo Edelmann, Scott Gordon, Mayuko Ono Gray, Leamon Green, Mark Greenwalt, Ann Johnson, Richard Jolley, Kurt Kemp, Judith La Scola, Marvin Lipofsky, Edward Lane McCartney, James Mathison, Bernard Mattox, Anna Mavromatis, Rahul Mitra, Kermit Oliver, Jacqueline Dee Parker, David Patchen, Martin Payton, Kelly and Kyle Phelps, Kari Russell-Pool, Stephen Rolfe Powell, Robert Pruitt, Doug Randall, Ross Richmond, David Robinson, Christopher St. Leger, John Mark Sager, Ward Sanders, Paul Schwieder, Eric Sealine, Masaru Takiguchi, Bertil Vallien, Karen Willenbrink-Johnsen (with Jasen Johnsen), Hiroshi Yamano, Toots Zynsky
Robert Pruitt, Stunning Like My Daddy, 2011, Conte and charcoal on hand-dyed paper, 50 x 38 inches
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JanKossen Contemporary Basel Haltingerstrasse 101, Basel, BS, 4057, Switzerland Tel 41-616812323 www.jankossen.com | info@jankossen.com
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Jasmin Kossenjans, Director; Pascal Stauffer, Manager JanKossen Contemporary’s curatorial program is thematic focused, to increase the awareness and the appreciation of artists who have a strong cultural background, influencing their artistic expression. Our artists merge their traditions with the contemporary; challenging pre-conceptions of their cultural backgrounds. Questions on social change, political upheavals, sexuality and aesthetics are explored using various mediums. In addition, we represent artists who have a strong dialogue with natural materials and elements. JanKossen was established in 2006 as an art consultancy, advising private and corporate collectors on predominantly Chinese contemporary art, as well as art stemming from the Asia Pacific and the Middle East. Since 2009, the gallery is headquartered in Basel, Switzerland. The gallery space is located opposite Basel Messe (ART BASEL). Artists Represented: Hiba Schahbaz, Han, Kyongwon, Hiroomi Ito, Peter Bynum, Atif Khan, Jackie Cavallaro, Mami Yamanaka, Waswo X Waswo, Yong-joo Marbot, Kiran Riaz, Nizakat Ali Depar, Oleg Petrenko (Pepper), Saba Saleem, Suh Jeong Min, Wardha Shabbir
Suh Jeong Min, Korean House Roof XI, 2012, Rolled Korean hanji prayer papers, 100 x 50cm
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Keumsan Gallery B-103 Ssangyong Namsan Platinum 87 Hoehyeon-dong 2-ga Jung-gu, Seoul, 100-052, South Korea Tel 822-378-96317 | Fax 822-741-6319 www.keumsan.org | keumsan@empas.com
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Hwang Dal-Seung, President; Jung Hee-Cheol, General Manager Since Keumsan Gallery in Seoul opened in 1992, it has strived to be an entity that performs the role of communicating with influential art markets in Korea. In addition, the gallery has endeavored to be the leader in developing relationships between artists, galleries and collectors, not only in Korea, but other Asian countries as well. Keumsan Gallery is devoted to presenting diverse Asian contemporary art in its three venues in Seoul, Beijing and Tokyo. Based on this experience, Keumsan Gallery has continuously represented Korean artists in international art scenes and markets and volunteered to connect all Asian art scenes. The gallery has represented major Asian artists including Assadoure, Ota Saburo, Aoki Noe, Ikeuchi Akiko, Uematsu keiji, Yu Fan, Weng Fen, Park Seo-Bo, Lee U-Fan, Ji Da Chun and Lee Jae-Hyo. Artists Represented: Ahn Jun, Chung Kuk-Taek, Park Seung-Mo
Park Seung-Mo, Hwan, 1316, 2012, Stainless steel wire mesh, 313 x 250 x 20 cm
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Kips Gallery 511 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001 Tel 646-284-5008 | Fax 347-338-2510 www.kipsgallery.com | kips@kipsgallery.com
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Ken Kim, Director; JongHeon Martin Kim, Assistant Director Kips Gallery is located in the heart of the Chelsea Art District in New York City. Kips Gallery is open to a variety of art, figurative, abstract, installations or conceptual. The gallery is not interested in “categories� as such, but rather in the quality of the work shown which should be of paramount importance. The gallery is also presenting art by artists outside of the US especially from Europe or Asia. Artists Represented: Haessle, Andy H.Jung, Sang Sam Park, Jeong Yoen Rhee, Takashi Murakami
Haessle, Flocking, 2013, Oil on canvas, 66 x 66 inches
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koelsch gallery 703 Yale St., Houston, TX 77007 Tel 713-862-5744 www.koelschgallery.com | franny@koelschgallery.com
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Franny Koelsch; Vanessa Estrada Founded in 1994, koelsch gallery focuses on education, crossing boundaries, presenting quality and encouraging the viewer to experience and live with art. Koelsch represents a wide range of artists: trained and untrained, emerging and established, all consistently challenging borders with innovative techniques and materials. The art is presented for the viewer to get to know the artist, their inspiration and their voice. Artists Represented: W. Tucker, Matt Duffin, Ellen Frances Tuchman, Gail Siptak, Claire Cusack, Beverly Floyd, Melinda Buie, Sally S Bennett, Donna Rosenthal, Mr. Imagination, Nelda Gilliam, Mary Hunter, Geoff Winningham, Vanessa Estrada, Al Taplet, Cisco Tucker Kolkmeier
W. Tucker, installation
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La Casona Gallery Muralla 107, Esq. San Ignacio, La Habana La Habana, 10100 Cuba Tel 537-830-6150 www.galeriascubanas.com | lacasona@cubarte.cult.cu
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Dalesy Moya, Curator The gallery is focused on contemporary Cuban art from the 1980´s to 2000´s. Artists Represented: Kadir López, Kelvin López, José A. Vincench
Kadir López, Coctel Molotov, 2012, Installation, Mixed media, Variable dimensions
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Laura Rathe Fine Art 2707 Colquitt, Houston, TX 77098 Tel 713-527-7700
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1130 Dragon St., Suite 130, Dallas, TX 75207 Tel 214-761-2000 www.laurarathe.com | info@laurarathe.com Laura Rathe, Owner/Director of LRFA Houston and LRFA Dallas; Aidan Sinclair, Gallery Associate of LRFA Houston; Sarah Busch, Assistant Director of LRFA Houston; Janice Meyers, Director of LRFA Dallas; Courtney Feavel, Assistant Director of LRFA Dallas Formally established in Houston in 1998, Laura Rathe Fine Art represents a dynamic artist roster including emerging, mid-career and blue-chip contemporary artists. With a primary focus on abstract expressionist painters. LRFA also represents and displays a diverse and select group of sculptors, photographers and new media artists. LRFA provides art consultation services to private and corporate collectors and to the design industry. Artists Represented: Tony Magar, Meredith Pardue, Roi James, Matt Devine, Cecil Touchon, George Krause, McKay Otto, Kevin Gillentine, Tara Conley, Gil Bruvel, Jacques Le Bescond, Gerard Stricher, Katherine Houston, Mel DeWees, Chris Hayman, Michelle Gagliano, Luc Leestemaker, Ray Donley, Steve McCurry, Rosemary Barile
Meredith Pardue, Hot Free World V, 2013, Mixed media on canvas, 72 x 96 inches
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Lelia Mordoch Gallerie
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2300 North Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 786-431-1506 | 786-201-8394 www.galerieleliamordoch.com | lelia.mordoch.gallery@gmail.com
Lelia Mordoch , Owner Director; Jean de Lassus, Gallery Director, Paris; Daniel Fiorda, Gallery Director, Miami, USA The Lelia Mordoch Gallerie first opened in Paris in 1992. With an initial focus in cutting- edge abstract work, the gallery exhibited GRAV group artists such as Horacio García Rossi, Julio Le Parc, François Morellet, Francisco Sobrino and Yvaral. Soon after, the Galerie opened towards mural sculpture, and the figurative work of artists Antonio Saint Silvestre or Francois Monchâtre, among others. In the year 2000, the Galerie moved to the Rue Mazarine, where is now located. During its twenty years, the gallery has presented high quality art in 101 personal exhibitions and 39 group shows. Also, the gallery has been an active presence in the international art fairs, exhibiting at over 100 fairs in France and abroad. Artists Represented: Yukio Imamura, José Gómez Manresa, Patrice Girard, Keith Long, Joe Neill, Emmanuel Fillot Robert Blanc, Gérard Delafosse, Löic Hervé, Laura Nillni, Dominique Lomré, Gérard Guyomard, Sergheï Litvin Manoliu, James Chedburn, Patrick Hughes, Miss-tic
Julio Le parc, Mobile Noir sur Noir, 1960, Plexy and wood 60 x 60 inches, 4/9
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LOCAL Arte Contemporaneo Italia 1129, Santiago, Providencia, 7501295 Tel 56-09-91950229 www.localartecontemporaneo.com local.arte.contemporaneo@gmail.com
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Ignacio Murua, Directors, Javier González The grounds of LOCAL Contemporary Art are based on the desire of establishing a model for the production and exhibition of art; comprehending this as a creative exercise in survival and irruption. LOCAL works with some stable artist staff and encourages promiscuous yet profound relationships with different artists. The goal is a development of specific projects in which we take on the challenge of the artistic exercise itself; a realm in which ideas and objects undertake the most fertile, unusual and disquieting relationships. Artists Represented: Rodrigo Araya, Carlos Costa, Martín Kaulen, Alejandro Leonhardt
Alejandro Leonhardt, Un Próximo Intento Podría Tener Éxito, 2012, Digital Video
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Luis Perez Galeria 1200 Brickell Bay Dr., Unit 1602, Miami, FL 33131 Tel 786-280-1732 www.luisperezgaleria.com | info@luisperezgaleria.com
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Luis Perez, Director; Hilda Molano, CEO Luis Pérez Galería opened its doors to the public in 1989. Over the last two decades, Luis Perez Galeria has worked with Latin American art ranging from mid career artists to 20th century masters, as well as cultivating the talents of young artists. Through in-house exhibitions, participation in international fairs, and partnerships with international museums and cultural institutions, Luis Perez Galeria has become a leader in Latin American art. Luis Pérez Galeria advises collectors and enthusiasts in the acquisition, restoration, management, and placement of their artworks. Artists Represented: Fernando Botero, Claudio Bravo, Cruz-Diez, Lam, Miro, Matta, Vik Muniz, Francisco Narvaez, Edgar Negret, Alejandro Obregon, Alejandro Otero, Picasso, Ramirez Villamizar, Armando Reveron, Soto, Tamayo, Tapiez, Oswaldo Vigas, Fernando De Szyszlo. Alberto Asprino, Claudia Calle, Jesus Caviglia, Sigfredo Chacon, Rita Hinojosa, Julio Larraz, Roberto Lombana, Mauro Mejiaz, Tata Navia, Benito Rosas, Pablo Solano, León Trujillo, Pacho Zea
Jesus Soto, Gran Marron Sobre Blanco, 2002, Mixed, 150 x 75 x 15 cm
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LZ/MP International Fine Art
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P. Pueyrredon 1524, San Isidro Buenos Aires, 1640, Argentina Tel 5411-47986227 www.lz-fineart-galeria.com.ar | myrna.pelufo@gmail.com Lidia Zalazar & Myrna Pelufo; Matias Marini, Assistant
LZ/MP International Fine Art is currently developing a new and challenging road related to promoting contemporary art. The gallery has a dynamic perception which develops young artists and exhibits established artists. The challenge is to open new spaces and allow the link between the artist and the public to be more homogeneous. This is reinforced through presence in the most important local and international art fairs, counting on the sound advice of the artist Eduardo Medici. Since 2005, LZ/MP’s participation in art fairs has been a serious commitment with clear objectives: exhibiting the works of Argentinian artists with the conceptual language they express. Artists Represented: Juan Cavallero, Zulema Petruschansky, Jorge De Lorenzo, Ana Gallart, Juan Manuel Botte, Luciana Benotti, Alicia Chaves
Zulema Petruschansky, Simbolos, 2013, Mixed media,16 x 16 feet
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Mauger Modern Art Tel +44-7590527332 www.maugermodern.com | info@maugermodern.com 81 Rochester Row, London, Westminster, SW1P 1LJ, UK
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Dan Mauger, Richard Mauger Mauger Modern Art is a contemporary art gallery located in Pimlico, London UK. Over the last five years, the gallery has developed strong connections with art networks, galleries and artists around the world. It is this knowledge and experience which enables the directors to source the most stimulating, quality art for discerning collectors and investors. They also provide a Secondary Market service for clients, which includes sourcing, handling sales and establishing provenance. Artists Represented: Jeff Robb, Kim HyunSik, Christian Faur, Emil Alzamora, Roseline De Thelin
Jeff Robb, Thought Experiment 5, 2012, Lenticular photograph, 110 x 110cm
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The McLoughlin Gallery 49 Geary St Suite 200, San Francisco, CA 94108 Tel 415-986-4799 www.mgart.com | joan@mgart.com
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Joan McLoughlin, Gallerist; Antonio Cortez, Sales Director; Megan Williams, Gallery Associate The McLoughlin Gallery is an approachable, inviting gallery with a social conscience. The mission of the gallery is to educate and intrigue by showcasing established mid-career and emerging contemporary artists whose work is unique, integrating bright, bold colors and conveying an emotional punch. “Art work that makes you think.� Artists Represented: Christine Comyn, Renaud Delorme, Desire Obtain Cherish (DOC), ESK, Daniel Healey, Kevan Jenson, Ah-Young Jeon, Christopher H Martin, Pia Maria Martin, Colin McRae, David Middlebrook, MoE, McKay Otto, Kristina Quinones, Silvia Poloto, Kirstine Roepstorff, Doug Thielscher, Cristobal Valecillos
David Middlebrook, The Game, 2013, Wood, stainless steel, cast aluminum, resin. 76h x 26w x 26d inches
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Myung Gallery 3F, 28-1, Insadong-Gil, Seoul, Jongro-Gu, 110-290 South Korea Tel 82-27204717 | Fax 82-27370702 www.myunggallery.com | myunggallery@hotmail.com
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An, Jong-Rin, Kim, Mi-Sook, Park, Dong-Jin, Sung, Ae-Ri, Jeon, Ho-Sung Since opening in 1980, MYUNG Gallery has been dedicated to the progression of representation in contemporary art. Now the gallery has continuous representation of emerging, mid-career, and established artists who practice in various mediums including paintings, photographs, sculptures and installations. The gallery highlights the work of artists through solo shows, and group exhibitions and art fairs creating a unique aesthetic contemporary art space and a new center of art market and international cultural exchange. Artists Represented: Koo, Cha-Soong, Kim, Mi-Sook, Chang, ChiWon, Park, Dong-Jin, Sung, Ae-Ri, Jeon, Ho-Sung, Roh, Sook-Hee, Jang, Ji-Won
Koo,Cha-Soong, The Bottle, Fruit, 2012, Oil on canvas, 72.6 x 60.6
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Nine Gallery #71-1 B1F Jang Dong, Gong Gu Gwangju, 501-060, South Korea Tel 82-622322328 | 82-624304328 www.ninegallery.co.kr | nine9000@hanmail.net
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Choi Jung Hwa; Yang Seung Chan; Park Jin Ryang Nine Gallery has been located on Art Street in Gwangju, Korea since 1994. It is managed by Director, Yang Seungchan. The gallery planned it’s first exhibition, ‘16 Artists’ Exhibition with Nude’ in 1996. Since 2001, the gallery has been art consulting for public places. Nine Gallery participates in over 10 international art fairs each year with great results. Nine Gallery looks to promote promising young artists. Artists Represented: Park Tae Hoo, Goh Geun Ho, Seo Kee Moon, Lee Sang Phil, Kang Eun Goo, Lee Lee Nam, Lee Young Il, Paek Jun Sun, Lee Sang Yeung
Park Tae Hoo, Into the nature, 2013, Paint, Korean Ink on the Korean Paper, 180 x 65cm
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Now Contemporary Art
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175 NW 25th Street, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-571-8181 | Fax 305-571-8181 www.nowcontemporaryart.com | now@nowcontemporaryart.com Pablo Dona, Owner/ Director; Eliana Baddour; Assistant Director
Now Contemporary Art focuses on creating a unique experience among the artist, the artwork and the viewer. This concept is based on establishing a space dedicated to the contemporary art scene and its expression. The objective of the gallery is to promote a high profile program of exhibitions of the most influential artists of today in conjunction with a Project room dedicated exclusively for contemporary media. The gallery is an intimate space in which an artist can present either a single important work of art or a coherent body of work within a specific environment. Our mission is to promote both established and innovative artists and nurture the best talent from the new generation around the world. Artists Represented: 3 (Three), Ana Teresa Barboza, Augusto Esquivel, Carolina Ponte, Colin Sherrell, Federico Uribe, Javier Velasco, Long-Bin Chen, Magdalena Murua, Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Mariano Molina, Mark Jenkins, Martin Perez Agrippino, Matej Kren, Nelson Leirner, Peter Opheim, Roman Vitali, Sang Won Sung, Shawn Smith, Todd Pavlisko, Valeria Rocchiccioli
Federico Uribe, Tension, 2013, Color pencils & Zip ties, 46 x 47 x 5 inches
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PAIK HAE YOUNG GALLERY 77 Itaewon-Ro, 27 Gil(Itaewon-Dong) Yongsan-Gu Seoul, 140-863, South Korea Tel 82-0-2-796-9347 | Fax 82-0-2-796-9348 www.paikhygallery.com | paikhy@paikhygallery.com
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Ms. Paik, Hae-Young, Director Paik Hae Young Gallery is located in Itaewon, Seoul and is dedicated and devoted to promoting Korean artists abroad and introducing renowned international artists to Korea. The gallery also runs a residence program to help artists critics, journalists and curators work productively in Korea. As a leader of the art market since 1977, Paik Hae Young Gallery has been broadening its role from the dealership to agency for cultural affairs including art consulting for corporations, academic programs for collectors and architectural consulting. Also, the gallery and the artists started an art workshop program since 2008 for the kid’s who want to learn art in a creative settings. Artists Represented: Koo, Seong-Youn, Cho, Moon-Ki, Jang, Charles, Kim, Du-Jin, Shin, Chang-Yong, James Turrell, Nam-June Paik
Art Nom, Branch of Blossoms, 2011, Acrylic on canvas, 193.9 Ă— 130.3 cm
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Pan American Art Projects 2450 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-573-2400 | Fax 305-573-0720 www.panamericanart.com | miami@panamericanart.com
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Robert Borlenghi, President; Janda Wetherington, Director; Irina Leyva-Perez, Curator; Fernanda Torcida, Registrar Pan American Art Projects specializes in art of the Americas with the mission to build a bridge between North and South American cultures by presenting and exhibiting artists from both regions concurrently. The bulk of the Latin American collection is focused on historic as well as contemporary works from Cuba, Argentina, Caribbean and Mexican art. The gallery deals with emerging to established artists, as well as secondary market paintings, sculpture, photography and works on paper. Initially opened in Dallas as Pan American Art Gallery, a second venue opened in Miami in 2006 with our current name Pan American Art Projects. PAAP has placed important Latin American works in several museums including the Tate Modern, the Museum of Fine Arts Houston and the Frost Museum. Artists Represented: Gustavo Acosta, Lita Albuquerque, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Abel Barroso, Ricardo Brey, Luis Enrique Camejo, J. Roberto Diago, Laddie John Dill, Hernan Dompé, Edouard Duval-Carrié, Carlos Estevez, Ernesto Estevez, León Ferrari, Jose Manuel Fors, Ted Larsen, Paul Manes, Gian Paolo Minelli, Elsa Mora, Jorge Perianes, Santiago Porter, Carolina Sardi, Rusty Scruby, Tracey Snelling, Jose Toirac
Leon Ferrari, Untitled, 2006, Mixed media sculpture, 20 x 25.5 x 28 inches
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PARK RYU SOOK GALLERY
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306 Nature Poem Bldg 118-17, Chungdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, 135955, South Korea Tel 82-25497575 | Fax 82-85442500 Jeju, 1ho East Biotopia 801 Sangchun-li, Anduck-myun, Seogwipo-si, Jeju 699926, South Korea Tel (82) 647927393 | Fax (82) 25442500 www.parkryusookgallery.com | info@parkryusookgallery.com
PARK, Ryu Sook, Director; YUN, Shi Woo, Curator; KIM, Sung Ha, Curator Park Ryu Sook Gallery has acted as a pioneer and leader for the contemporary art scene in Korea. The gallery has focused on introducing progressive contemporary art to both the domestic and international market. In order to achieve the goal, the gallery has participated in prestigious art fairs such as Art Basel, Art Cologne, Art Chicago and more. The gallery has been introducing leading international artists to domestic audiences and providing opportunities to observe the current development in the contemporary art world. Artists Represented: SHIN, Ho-Yoon, Kang Kang-Hoon, Koo SungSoo and Kwon Ki-Soo, Christo & Jeanne-Claude, Patrick Hughes, Anselm Kiefer, Damien Hirst, Louise Bourgeois
SHIN, Ho-Yoon, There is no essence: Red Guan-In Bodhisattva, 2011, Paper, Urethene Clear on paper, 12 x 12 x 45 cm
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Patricia Conde Galeria
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Lafontaine 73, Polanco, Mexico City, 11560, Mexico Tel +5255-52906345 www.patriciacondegaleria.com | info@patriciacondegaleria.com
Patricia Conde Juaristi, Director; José Antonio Martínez, Co-director; Andrea de Caso, Assistant Director; Alejandro López, Production and Operation; Sandra Mayen, Administration Specializing in contemporary photography since 2009, Patricia Conde Galeria is currently the only Mexican gallery promoting only photographic practices by Mexican artists. The gallery is interested in solid firms; in their creative development as well as in the originality of renowned, intermediate and emerging artists’ proposals. Founded and directed by Patricia Conde, the gallery project has the mission of unveiling Mexican Contemporary Photography in the international artistic sphere. Thus, Patricia Conde Galeria becomes an inclusive and independent alternative to the photographic scene in Mexico. Artists Represented: Yolanda Andrade, Cynthia Araf, Cannon Bernáldez, Alejandro Cartagena, Susana Casarin, Ana Casas, Laura Cohen, Paola Dávila, Alfredo De Stéfano, Marianna Fellekamp, Gabriel Figueroa, Julio Galindo, Federico Gama, Belinda Garen, Alexandra Germán, Claudia Hans, Kati Horna, Patricia Lagarde, Melvin Lara, José Antonio Martínez, Leo Matiz, Ilán Rabchinskey, Francisco Mata Rosas, Miguel Ángel Ortega, Dulce Pinzón, Maria José Sesma, Adam Wiseman, Ximena Berecochea
José Antonio Martínez, La Primavera, 2009, Scanography/C-print, 21.5 x 28 cm
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Pictura Gallery 122 W. 6th Street, Bloomington, IN 47401 Tel 812-336-0000 www.picturagallery.com | info@picturagallery.com
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David Moore, Owner; Martha Moore, Owner; Mia Dalglish, Co-Curator, Exhibitions Director; Lisa Berry, Curator; Lauren Kniss, Director of Client Relations; Ann Fields, Associate Gallery Director; Daniela Cook, Media and Design Director In just five years, Pictura Gallery has gained a reputation for its nuanced exhibits and has come into the public eye as a thoughtful new venue for emerging and established artists. The gallery specializes in contemporary photography, focusing on strong formal sensibilities and depth of content. Additionally, the gallery serves as an educational resource for Indiana University and the community through artist and curatorial talks. Artists Represented: Clarissa Bonet, Dima Gavrysh, Joe Johnson, Scott Alario, Laura Plageman
Clarissa Bonet, In A Fog, 2011, Archival Inkjet Print, 32 x 40 inches
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Praxis International Art 541 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001 Tel 212-772-9478 | Fax 212-772-0949
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Arenales 1311, Buenos Aires, Argentina Tel (0115411) 4812-6254 www.praxis-art.com | newyork@praxis-art.com Nuria Kehayoglu Contemporary Latin American Art Artists Represented: Ignacio Iturria, Martin La Rosa, Andrea Juan, Agustin Sirai
Andrea Juan, Organic Project, 2013, C-print, 39.375 x 59 inches
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Projects Gallery Wynwood Lofts #208, 250 NW 23rd St., Miami, FL 33127 Tel 267-303-9652
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629 N. 2nd St., Philadelphia, PA 19123 www.projectsgallery.com | info@projectsgallery.com Helen Hyder, Director Projects Gallery exhibits some of today’s finest contemporary artists, including emerging, mid-career and well-established. There is a focus on artists who practice a personal form of art making, especially with techniques utilizing unusual materials and projects has a commitment to each artist’s individual vision and mastery. Founded in 2004 in Philadelphia, Projects has received both local and national critical attention for its high caliber of artists and exhibitions. In 2011, Projects Gallery opened its second exhibition space in the heart of Miami’s Wynwood District, which continues to exhibit our core artists, as well as introducing artists from the Miami and Latin American communities. Since its inception, Projects has been actively involved in national and international art fairs around the world. Thematic callto-artists projects, artist residencies and guest-curator exhibitions are part of each season’s program. Artists Represented: Margery Amdur, Ross Bonfanti, Craig Cully, Mike Geno, Frank Hyder, Alex Queral, Shirley Steele, Marcelo Suaznabar
Frank Hyder, The Frontier, 2012, Mixed media on Mylar, 100 x 119 inches. Photo credit: Joseph Painter
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PYO Gallery 314 Sowol Road, Yongsan-Gu, Seoul, 140 856, South Korea Tel 82-2-543-7337 | Fax 82-2-790-0595 www.pyoart.com | pyogallery@korea.com
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1100 S Hope Street, Suite 105, Los Angeles, CA 90015 Tel 213-405-1488 | 213-405-1489 | www.pyogalleryla.com Misun, Pyo (Director); Heidi, Chang (Vice President); Grace, Min (Staff); Magnolo Bugarin (Staff) PYO Gallery opened its first gallery in 1981 in the heart of Seoul, Korea. Since then, the gallery has worked with notable artists in the Korean and international fine art scene. PYO Gallery has placed effort in promoting Asian art worldwide and such efforts have allowed the gallery to gain international recognition by increasing its international artist line and collector base. In addtion to curating exclusive monthly exhibitions, PYO Gallery, with over 2,000 artworks in their collection, annually curates and exports fine art traveling exhibitions for other major museums and galleries worldwide. PYO Gallery has expanded internationally with new exhibition spaces in Namsan(Korea), Chungdam-Dong (Korea), 798 Art District (China) and Los Angeles(USA). Artists Represented: Quadae, Lee (Korean Artist)
Kim, Tschang Yeul, SP 201301, 2012, Acrylic and oil on canvas, 162 x 130 cm
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Quantum Contemporary Art 71 Warriner Gardens, London, SW11 4XW, UK Tel 0044207-4986868 | Fax 0044207-4987878 www.quantumart.co.uk | info@quantumart.co.uk
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Johnny Gorman; Tara Williams Quantum Contemporary Art was launched in 1997. We are based in a converted Victorian laundry in South West London. We represent twenty five artists who specialise in painting and drawing. In addition to exhibitions at the gallery, we also participate in art fairs in Singapore, Seattle, Toronto, Hong Kong, New York, Stockholm, Palm Beach. Artists Represented: Jessica Brown, Stiliana Alexieva, Katy O’sullivan, Michael Angove, Beckie Reed, Alison Pullen
Jessica Brown, Still life with silver jug and cheeses, 2012, Oil on limewood panel, 18 x 21 inches
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Read Contemporary 1507 Dragon St., Dallas, TX 75207 Tel 972-803-1184 readcontemporary.com | saher@readcontemporary.com
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Saher Saman; Elizabeth Guber; Susan Baik Read Contemporary is the new and celebrated project of Saher Saman. Located on Dragon St in the Design District in Dallas, moments from downtown and Love Field Airport, the gallery curates and has ongoing exhibits of Contemporary International Artists and an important roster of the best working contemporary Aboriginal Artists of our time. Artists Represented:Â Ahmad Zakii Anwar, Cheong Kwang Ho, Choi TAE Hoon, Dorothy Napangardi, Minnie Pwerle
Dorothy Napangardi, Salt at Mina Mina, Acrylic on Canvas, 60 x 40 inches
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Rimonim Art Gallery 7500 NE 4th CT, Suite 103, Miami, FL 33138 Tel 786-529-8833 www.rimonimartgallery.com | info@rimonimartgallery.com
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Rick Rofe, Director; Ricardo Leon, Assistant Director; Reina Benarroch, Sales Manager; Cima Rosenthal, Events Director Rimonim Art Gallery was established in Miami, Florida by Rick Rofe in 2009. Since its inception, the focus has been to provide a platform for contemporary American and International artists, in an effort to promote art with a positive message. The gallery’s motivation is to reach the heart of the audience via high-quality visual art; thus inspiring spirituality, friendship, tolerance, and respect. Rimonim has an extensive repertoire of exhibits at its home base in Miami, Florida, and has actively participated in art fairs throughout the United States, as well as in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Beijing, Hong Kong, Taipei and Seoul. Artists Represented: Omar Arraez, Boun, Beatriz Gerenstein, Roberto Estopinan, Victor Montoya, Jose Rainer, Carlos Tirado, Ruben Santurian, Yuri Zatarain
Beatriz Gerenstein, Couple, 2012, Bronze, 32h x 37w x 40d cm
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Rubbers Internacional
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1595 Alvear Av., Capital Federal, Buenos Aires, 1014, Argentina Tel +5411-48161869 | Fax +5411-48161864 www.rubbers.com.ar | info@rubbers.com.ar
Elena Povarché, Founder; Mariana Povarché, Director; María Basile, Co-director; Lorena Alfonso, Assistant; Gonzalo González, Assistant Galeria Rubbers was founded in 1957 by Natalio Povarché in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Always outstanding for originality, the first exhibition he made was ‘Magical Painting’ with works from Xul Solar, Spilimbergo, Norah Borges and Juan Batle Planas. The gallery was the first to exhibit Fernando Botero`s artwork and curated the first exhibition of Andy Warhol in the country. The gallery specializes in Argentinian art and is dedicated to Latin American art in general. Artists Represented: Luis Felipe Noé, Antonio Seguí, Xul Solar
Xul Solar, Supra vuelo, 1922, Watercolor on paper, 22 x 8 cm
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Sammer Gallery LLC
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125 NW 23rd Street, Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-441-2005 | Fax 305-359-9186 www.artnet.com/sammergallery.html | info@sammergallery.us Ignacio Pedronzo, Director; Andrea Nones, Assistant
Sammer Gallery opened its doors in March 2002 on Ponce de Leon Blvd. in Miami, Florida. After 10 years the gallery has become a reference for Latin American geometric-abstraction. Both past and current. We have placed works and consulted for several museums and private institutions in cities like, Boston, New York, Essex, Great Britain, Long Beach, Miami and Paris. Since 2008 the gallery moved to a new 3,000 sq. space in the heart of Wynwood Arts District. Dedicated to the promotion of Latin American abstraction with emphasis in the Universal Constructivism of TorresGarcia, we cover many geometric art movements from Latin American. Artists Represented: Joaquin Torres Garcia, Jose Gurvich, Manuel Pailos, Augusto Torres, Gaston Olalde, Jose Pedro Costigliolo, Maria Freire, Antonio Llorens, Carmelo Arden Quin, Rodolfo Uricchio, Pablo Atchugarry, Antonio Asis, Ana Sacerdote, Eduardo Seron, Manuel Alvarez, Eduardo Jonquieres, Martha Boto, Vardanega, Manuel Espinosa, Hugo de Marziani, Jorge Pereira, Romulo Aguerre
Jose Gurvich, Constructivo TTG, C 1950, Oil on cardbord , 65 x 47 cm
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Sandra Lee Gallery 251 Post Street Suite 310, San Francisco, CA 94108 Tel 415-291-8000 www.sandraleegallery.com | art@sandraleegallery.com
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Sandra Lee, Owner/Director Sandra Lee Gallery specializes in contemporary painting and sculpture with an emphasis on West Coast and Asian artworks. Located in the heart of Union Square, Sandra Lee Gallery is a cultural destination for locals and visitors alike. The gallery’s mission is to connect serious art collectors and art lovers with innovative, original artwork. Artists Represented: Dong Phan, Daniel Phill, Irena Kononova, Kathryn Arnold
Dong Phan, Reflections, 2010, Oil and mixed media on canvas, 72 x 48 inches
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Stewart Gallery 2230 W. Main St., Boise, ID 83702 Tel 208-433-0593 www.stewartgallery.com | lane@stewartgallery.com
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Lane Stewart Bune, Owner Director; Stephanie Wilde, Co-owner Stewart Gallery, located in Boise, Idaho, opened its doors in 1987. The gallery works very closely with a small group of nationally and internationally established and emerging artists on exhibitions, projects, publications, and national art fairs. Stewart Gallery encourages the growth and development of artists through the combination of exhibitions, ongoing dialogues, and collaborations with museums and galleries. Artists Represented: Alan Macdonald, Benjamin Jones, Henry Jackson, Chad Buck, Christel Dillbohner, Matt Duffin, Stephanie Wilde, Karen Woods, Charles Gill, Wesley Anderegg, Garth Claassen, Rachel Moore, Isabelle du Toit
Alan Macdonald, La Belle Noire, 2013, Oil on linen, 36 x 45 inches
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ten472 Contemporary Art By Appointment, Nevada City, CA 95959 Tel 707-484-2685 www.ten472.com
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Hanne Sorensen, Principal; Taphne Lux, Associate; Elis Gudmann, Associate ten472 is a contemporary art space located in Northern California. Since its inception in 2000, the gallery has focused on identifying and exhibiting artists who present a contemporary vision to the traditional art forms (with an emphasis on sculpture) and who have a unique approach to process, medium, technique and content. Artists Represented: Theodore Gall, Elisabett Gudmann, Gino Miles, Kirk H. Slaughter
Theodore Gall, Virtual Reality: Flight, 2013, Unique bronze with patina, 18h x 8w x 8w inches
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Unix Fine Art 532 W 24th St., New York, NY 10011 Tel 212-209-1572 | 212-208-2426
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2219 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33127 Tel 305-496-0621 www.unixgallery.com | alex@unixgallery.com Alex Cesaria, Owner; Daniela Mercuri, Owner Representing a wide-ranging, international group of established and emerging artists, Unix Gallery is a contemporary art gallery based in New York and Miami. The gallery is eager to stimulate the careers of artists with exquisite artistic execution and compelling, unique concepts. Thus the gallery aims at providing a forum for pioneering and innovative exhibitions. Artists Represented: Marcello Lo Giudice, Ingrid Dee Magidson, Desire Obtain Cherish, Peter Anton, Justin Bower, Alexi Torres, Dragan, etc.
Marcello Lo Giudice, Eden Red, 2013, Oil and pigments on canvas, 57 x 57 inches
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Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden
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6616 Spring Valley Road, Dallas, TX 75254 Tel 972-239-2441 www.valleyhouse.com | gallery@valleyhouse.com Kevin Vogel, Owner/President; Cheryl Vogel, Curator; Laura Green, Director Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden, founded in 1954, is a moderniststyle gallery situated in a 4+ acre sculpture garden, in its original North Dallas location. The gallery represents established and emerging contemporary artists working in inventive ways with timeless media. The gallery also deals in 19th and 20th century American and European art, and specializes in reintroducing significant Early Texas art. In addition to our own program, we curate exhibitions for museums, publish scholarly catalogs and exhibit in national art fairs. In 1964, Valley House Gallery became the first Texas gallery invited to join the ADAA (Art Dealers Association of America) and also maintains memberships in CADD (Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas) and DADA (Dallas Art Dealers Association.) Artists Represented: Deborah Ballard, Vera Barnett, Lloyd Brown, Lindy Chambers, John Cobb, Brian Cobble, David Collins, Robert D. Cocke, David A. Dreyer, David Everett, Philip John Evett, Henry Finkelstein, Barnaby Fitzgerald, Lilian Garcia-Roig, David H. Gibson, Cindi Holt, Sedrick Huckaby, Anita Huffington, Mark Messersmith, Gail Norfleet, Michael O’Keefe, Hadar Sobol, Jane Starks, Jim Stoker, Bob Stuth-Wade, Valton Tyler, Mary Vernon, Jim Woodson, Anne C. Weary, and Miguel Zapata.
Lilian Garcia-Roig, Exuberant Palms, 2013, Oil on canvas, 48 x 36 inches
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Victorine Contemporary 192 Thames Street, Newport, RI 02840 Tel 401-835-1920 | Fax 401-842-0651 www.victorineart.com | victorineart@gmail.com
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Brigit Victorine Nieuwenhuijzen, Director; Hera Tar, Sales; Alex Giroux, Sales Victorine Contemporary represents established and emerging artists from the United States, Canada and Europe since 2008. The gallery is located in an historic building in the heart of Newport, Rhode Island. Within 5 years Victorine Contemporary has built a reputation for introducing some of the most exciting contemporary artists to collectors in Rhode Island and the vast audience of national and international visitors Newport attracts each summer. The gallery’s knowledgeable staff works hand in hand with clients, contemporary interior designers and architects to match investment quality artwork with the most refined living and corporate spaces. Artists Represented: David Buckingham, Jane Maxwell, Alex Weinstein, Gabriel Barcia Colombo, Suzan Woodruff, Duncan Johnson, Kate Baker, Marc Harrold, Joshua Jensen Nagle, Larry Gray,Jessica Dunegan, Eric Zener
Jane Maxwell, Falling, 2013, Mixed media on panel, 90 x 70 x 3 inches
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Villa del Arte Galleries C/ Tapinería 39, Barcelona, 08002, Spain Tel +39-932680673
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Sloterweg 1210, Amsterdam, 1066 CV, Netherlands Tel +31-020-221-78 21 www.villadelarte.com | info@villadelarte.com Marcel Huisman, Partner; Jutta Huisman, Partner; Bert van Zetten; Partner Villa del Arte Galleries was founded in Barcelona in 1996. Over time Villa del Arte has developed into one of Catalonia’s leading contemporary art galleries. The gallery represents over 30 national and international artists. Villa del Arte remains dedicated to the further development of the Barcelona exhibition space through homegrown projects. We are currently in the process of opening a new and exciting Amsterdam based gallery. Artists Represented: Fernando Alday, Jacqueline Bozon, Lluís Cera, David Datuna, Marc Harrold, Christiaan Lieverse, Serge Mendjisky, Claudia Meyer, Claudio Napolitano, Françoise Nielly, Julio Nieto, Juan Pajares, Jean-François Rauzier, Willy Rojas, Ekaterina Smirnova, Tomàs Sunyol, Johan Thunell, Pancho Tolchinsky, Lukas Ulmi, Montse Valdés, Myoung Wook
Christiaan Lieverse, Hybrid ME1, 2013, Mixed media, cowhide and resin, 198 x 198 cm, 78 x 78 inches
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Villa Manuela Art Gallery H street, No. 406, Havana, 1400, Cuba Tel 537-832-2391 www.galeriavillamanuela.com | stablada38@yahoo.com
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Sandra Ramos; Aimée García; Mabel Poblet; Ernesto Javier Fernández; Ernesto Rancaño y William Pérez Villa Manuela Gallery, specialized in contemporary Cuban art, was founded in July 2004 in order to represent the members of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba. The gallery makes an average of 10 exhibitions every year, for promoting the works of artists from different generations and aesthetic trends. Villa Manuela encourages the participation of theorists, researchers and curators in the design and development of the exhibition projects. Artists Represented: Abel Barroso, Roberto Diago, Esterio Segura, José Villa Soberón, José Manuel Fors, Inti Hernández, Reynier Leyva Novo, Jorge López Pardo, Enrique Báster, René Peña, Raúl Cañibano, Elyzabeth Cerviño y Adriana Arronte
Mabel Poblet, Silencio, 2013, Discos de vinilo, motor eléctrico, led y caja de acrílico, 162 x 117 x 20 cm
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Walter Wickiser Gallery, Inc. 210 Eleventh Avenue Suite 303, New York, NY 10001 Tel 212-941-1817 | Fax 212-625-0601 www.walterwickisergallery.com | wwickiserg@aol.com
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Walter Wickiser, Director; Jiyeon Jung, Assistant Director Established in 1992 and currently located in the prestigious Fine Art Building in Chelsea, 210 11th Avenue. As the son of the artist and arteducator Ralph Wickiser, formerly Chairman of the Graduate Art Program at Pratt Institute from 1962 -1978, Walter Wickiser was born and raised in the American art world amongst such internationally renowned modern artists as Franz Kline, Jacob Lawrence, George McNeil, and Stephen Pace. His experience at a very early age with those artists provided a special mentoring and education which proved very beneficial to his career as an art dealer. Wickiser’s career as an art dealer formally began in 1990 in Soho, NY when he became the first director of the first gallery to be established in the United States from mainland China. Walter Wickiser Gallery was established in Soho, New York, 1992, and relocated in Chelsea, New York in 2005. Our main focus is the contemporary painting of mid-career artists of American, Asian-American, and European decent. Artists Represented: Dina Gustin Baker, Meighen Jackson, Austin James, Man Hee Kim, Roseline Koener, Florence Putterman, Charles Schucker, Mark Sharp, Arthur Turner, Soile Yli-Mäyry, Ralph L. Wickiser
Soile Yli-Mäyry, Asphalt Dream, 2012, Oil on canvas, 43 x 55 inches
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White Box Contemporary
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1040 7th St., San Diego, CA 91711 Tel 619-237-8813 www.whiteboxcontemporary.com | Salazar@whiteboxcontemporary.com Alexander Salazar, Owner; Anjela Piccard, Gallery Manager
White Box Contemporary was established in 2011 by art dealer Alexander Salazar as a contemporary art program that focuses on historically relevant, innovative and pioneering exhibitions spanning a range of media. The gallery represents a distinct group of artists with strong exhibition histories, burgeoning careers and whose work can be found in museums and major collections throughout the world. The gallery’s program helps to cultivate the careers of emerging artists by mounting challenging exhibitions and through various partnerships with public cultural institutions. White Box Contemporary is actively engaged with many philanthropic projects and events and remains dedicated to building community through arts involvement. Artists Represented: Chris Trueman, Joshua Dildine, Greg Friedler, Lindsey Nobel, Palo klein Uber
Chris Trueman, DIV, 2013, Acrylic and acrylic spray paint on canvas, 60 x 48 inches
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William Reaves Fine Art 2313 Brun Street, Houston, TX 77019 Tel 713-521-7500 | Fax 713-521-7504 www.reavesart.com | info@reavesart.com
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William Reaves, President; Sarah Foltz, Gallery Director; Elizabeth O’Dowd, Gallery Assistant William Reaves Fine Art, established 2006 in Houston, Texas, is dedicated to the promotion of premier Texas artists of the late 19th and 20th centuries, focusing particularly on historically significant artists active in the state during the period of 1900-1975. Now beginning its eighth year, the gallery showcases many of the region’s most accomplished talents, all of whom have evidenced the highest standards of quality in their work, training, and professionalism in the field. In addition to its general focus on Early Texas Art, the gallery places special emphasis on the rediscovery and presentation of early and mid-century works by Houston and South Texas artists. The gallery also represents a dynamic group of artists, known as the Contemporary Texas Regionalists. Artists Represented: David Adickes, Jack Boynton, Seymour Fogel, Henri Gadbois, Dorothy Hood, Otis Huband, Leila McConnell, Charles Schorre, Richard Stout, Stella Sullivan, McKie Trotter, Dick Wray, Randy Bacon, Mary Baxter, Margie Crisp, Keith Davis, Jon Flaming, Pat Gabriel, Robert Harrison, Lee Jamison, Robb Kendrick, Laura Lewis, Noe Perez, William Montgomery, Jeri Salter, Debbie Stevens, Bob Stuth-Wade, and William Young
Richard Stout, Hamlet, 1966, Oil on canvas, 34 x 36 inches
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Woolff Gallery 89 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 4PU, UK Tel +44-207-631-0551 www.woolffgallery.co.uk | info@woolffgallery.co.uk
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Nick Woolff; Susila Bailey-Bond The Woolff Gallery was opened in 2001 by Nick Woolff. Now based in Central London, we have an impressive space spread over 2 floors. The Woolff Gallery focuses on contemporary art and solely represents the majority of its artists. Many of the Woolff artists work in a completely unique style or use unconventional materials. Above all, our artists have an incredible level of technical ability and patience. Artists Represented: Russell West, Valeria Nascimento, Zac Freeman, Jud Turner, Clay Sinclair, Oona Hassim, Annemarie Wright, Susila Bailey-Bond, Joanne Tinker, Marcus Egli, Carol Peace, Keith Haynes, Finn Stone, Wycliffe Stuchbury
Russell West, Soho Diptych, Oil on wire on board, 30 x 44 x 4 inches
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Yvonamor Palix Fine Art by Appointment only | Houston, TX 77009 Tel 281-467-6065 yvonamorpalixfinearts.com | ypalix@yvonamorpalixart.com
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Yvonamor Palix, Principal; Mark Bayse, Manager; Odette Macdonald, Sales Yvonamor Palix of French-Mexican origin established the Espace d’Art Yvonamor Gallery in Paris for over 20 years. It later opened a Branch in Mexico City to create a cultural bridge between Europe and Latin America. Recently the gallery relocated to Houston and represents established international artists as well as up and coming new local talents. The gallery has participated in major art fairs: Basel, FIAC, ARCO, Chicago, Miami Basel, MACO and many others. It caters to private, corporate and institutional collections around the world providing professional consultations on art collecting and management of collections. The gallery also provides a unique series of exhibits titles “LIVE WITH ART”, which are curatorial projects for alternative art spaces, offices and private homes. Artists Represented: Kirk Clark, Pep Guerrero, Jean-Marie Haessle, Alfredo De Stefano, Patrick Petterson, Victor Rodriguez, Raymundo Sesma, Sandy Skoglund, Mars Woodhill, Claire Basler, Olivier Debré, Ruth Gurvitch, Joelle Verstraeten
Sandy Skoglund, Dogs on the Beach, 1997, Photolithograph, 27 x 32 inches
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Zane Bennett Contemporary Art
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435 South Guadalupe Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Tel 505-982-8111 | Fax 505-982-8160 www.zanebennettgallery.com | sandyz@zanebennettgallery.com
Nancy Boshers, Sales Director; Christian Cheneau, Sales Director Located in the vibrant Historic Railyard District of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Zane Bennett Contemporary Art gallery resides in one of the most unique architectural spaces in the City Different. Here you will find unexpected art programs and exhibitions which are engaging and visually stimulating. The nearly 10,000 square foot space allows for ongoing offerings of important and well-established contemporary artists, internationallyknown mid-career, emerging and regional artists as well as blue chip artists. You will find accessible exhibits of paintings, prints, drawings, substantial sculpture, photography and other fine art. Artists Represented: Jean Arnold, Roger Atkins, Dunham Aurelius, Deborah Barlow, Diana Blok, Grégoire Cheneau, James Coker, Susan Davidoff, Guy Dill, James Havard, Collette Hosmer, Henry Jackson, Steve Joy, David Kapp, François Morellet, Olivier Mosset, Joe Novak, Mimmo Paladino, Michael Petry, Ron Pokrasso, Holly Roberts, Joshua Rose, Soledad Salamé, Mary Shaffer, Tony Soulie, Rachel Stevens Donald Woodman, Denise Yaghmourian, Karen Yank
Frank Stella, Moby Dick (from the Wave Series), ed 34/60, 1989, Screen print, lithograph and linocut, with hand-coloring, marbling and collage, 67.5 x 54.375, Framed Size: 74 x 61 inches
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Zoya Tommy Contemporary 4411 Montrose Blvd., Suite F, Houston, TX 77006 Tel 713-523-7424 www.zoyatommy.com | info@zoyatommy.com
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Zoya Tommy, Owner Zoya Tommy Contemporary was founded in 2009 in Houston, TX. The artists and exhibitions shown at Zoya Tommy Contemporary reflect the fascinating culture and offer competing ideas about contemporary art in the United States and around the world in a variety of themes treated by the artists and offer insights into the different traditions and contemporary art scenes in the regions. Zoya Tommy Contemporary focuses on the hybrid culture that exist in the United States and continue to support and expand their role in the community, supporting artists from around the world. Artists Represented: Julon Pinkston, Guus Kemp, Ushio Shinohara, Charles Krafft, Matthew Couper,Danville Chadbourne, Mark Perry
Julon Pinkston, Picnics at the Zoo (side view), 2013, Acrylic and canvas on wood panel, 12 x 9 x 2 inches
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