65,000 people attended Art 42 Basel, the last edition of this favorite rendezvous for the global art world, including art collectors, art dealers, artists, curators and other art enthusiasts. With its world-class museums, outdoor sculptures, theaters, concert halls, idyllic medieval old town and new buildings by leading architects, Basel ranks as a culture capital, and that cultural richness helps put the Art Basel week on the agenda for art lovers from all over the globe. During Art Basel, a fascinating atmosphere fills this traditional city, as the international art show is reinforced with exhibitions and events all over the region.

Now in its’ 5th successful year, ArtHamptons has not only become the quintessential Hamptons art/social event of the season, but also blossomed into the nation’s premiere summer fine art fair.  In 2011, over 9,500 Hamptonites (a show record) streamed through the aisles to experience the art from 80 respected galleries. International in scope, the fair showcased prominent dealers from 10 countries around the world (UK, Spain, Germany, Canada, Argentina, Mexico, Israel, Greece, Russia, Japan, China and Korea.) As the word spreads around the art world of ArtHamptons sales success, we expect even greater international flavored participation. Our Selection Committee will select only those galleries with compelling art programs offering the highest caliber of art, excellent reputations and that exhibit the utmost integrity.

Show Times

Thursday, July 12 2012, 6 — 7:30pm | Opening Preview Patron Party | Benefiting LongHouse Reserve.
Thursday, July 12 2012, 7:30–9:30pm | VIP Opening Reception | Benefiting LongHouse Reserve.
Friday, July 13, 11am — 6pm | Benefiting Guild Hall.
Friday, July 13, 6-8pm | Pollock at 100 — A Centennial Celebration — Benefiting the Pollock-Kranser House and Study Center.
Saturday, July 14, 11am — 6pm | Benefiting the East End Hospice.
Saturday, July 14, 4 — 8pm | Benefiting Empire State Pride Agenda.

Sunday, July 15, 11am — 6pm | To Be Announced

artMRKT Hamptons, a contemporary and modern art fair, will feature 40 leading galleries from across the U.S. who will present painting, sculpture, drawings, photography, video and installation. Showcasing a tightly focused selection of work by important artists in a boutique setting, artMRKT Hamptons will create an ideal context for the discovery, exploration, and acquisition of art.

Our Opening Night Benefit for the Parrish Art Museum is going to be something truly special this year. We are proud to be working with noted Brooklyn chef Leon Gunn to welcome the Parrish Art Museum members, donors and board to our preview event on Thursday, July 19th. An alumni of Wolfgang Puck, Aria, Noho Star and Williamsburg Brooklyn’s Traif restaurants, Leon will be serving up his refined take on the quintessential Hamptons dining experience, the summer barbecue.

Tickets:
Opening Night Benefit Preview Pass — $100 online / $110 at door — includes:
• Exclusive, first-access, catered Opening Night Preview Reception
benefiting the Parrish Art Museum — Thursday, July 19th 6:00pm to 8:00pm
• Opening Night Party — Thursday, July 19th 8:00pm to 10:00pm
• VIP Lounge Access and Admission During Regular Fair Hours on Friday, Saturday AND Sunday

3 Day Ticket — $35 online / $40 at door — includes:
• Admission During Regular Fair Hours on Friday, Saturday AND Sunday

1 Day Ticket — $20 online / $25 at door — includes:
• Admission During Regular Fair Hours on Friday, Saturday OR Sunday

Hours: Thursday, July 19, 2012 — 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Opening Night Benefit Preview Reception: 

Thursday, July 19, 2012 — 8:00pm to 10:00pm


Regular Fair Hours: 
Friday, July 20, 2012 — 11:00am to 7:00pm
Saturday, July 21, 2012 — 11:00am to 7:00pm
 — Sunday, July 22, 2012 — noon to 6:00pm

May 9th to June 1st
, Reception: May 17th
Broadway Gallery
473 Broadway, Fl7
New York, NY 10013
212–274-8993

Globalization creates unexpected relationships and contrasts in contemporary art. This series focuses on the significance of exhibiting a variety of works in a pluralistic art world. Inspired by salon-style hanging, most commonly attributed to the Salon de Paris held during the 18th and 19th centuries; Broadway Gallery NYC continues this legacy with a contemporary and fresh outlook. Following a trend of previous exhibitions at Broad way Gallery NYC, this show pays tribute to the format of a salon hanging. It is a tradition that awakens contemporary culture to a dynamic collective consciousness.

A few notable themes in this exhibit that cross cultures are romanticism, spirituality, and humanity. Part of an ongoing series, Artists at Home and Abroad reaches out to the diverse community of New York. In addition to the exhibition on display at Broadway Gallery NYC, are several concurrent Internet projects, and a print catalog. Furthermore, this exhibit offers writers and viewers an exciting opportunity to submit essays and comments on the nature and significance of biennials, fairs and public exposure for new and emerging artists.

This exhibit uses the space as another medium altogether; incorporating the maximum floor-to-ceiling gallery space activates the wall with art works in various media by artists, each of whom offer a unique perspective to the show. These artists have transformed the gallery walls into a compendium of generational takes on figuration, portraiture, and abstraction.

Visitors will be surprised to see the stunning results. The speed of interactions via new media allows for global artistic conversations previously unheard before. In an attempt to integrate the numerous artistic languages, this exhibit was installed in a unique format. Two long parallel walls have been carefully installed to create dialogue in the spatial order. Artists at Home and Abroad allows the viewer access to some of the past and current pivotal artistic ideas while introducing newer talent, to generate fresh creative energy through unexpected juxtapositions.

Ellen Juell
, Ahmed Farid
, Afrodite Papadouli, 
Lee Claremont, 
Alina Ditot, 
Karrisa Olsen
, Nick Daunys, 
John Battaglia, 
Vikram Pathak, 
Alexandra Cossack, 
Kayode Ojo, 
Jacob Flood, 
Patrick McLain, 
Robert Wesley Adams
, Nicole Morely
, Jessica Manley, 
Stephanie Carmichael, 
Christina Fufezan

Sponsored by NY Arts Magazine. NY Arts Magazine Partners: Art Naples, Art Dubai, Art Paris, Art Cologne

In addition to being able to see work by over 1,000 of the world’s leading artists, visitors can experience Frieze Projects, the fair’s program of artists’ commissions, and Frieze Talks, a program of debates, panel discussions and keynote lectures.

Frieze New York is housed in a bespoke temporary structure designed by New York-based SO-IL architects. Located in the unique setting of Randall’s Island Park, Manhattan, and overlooking the East River, the fair is easily accessible by public transport. Dedicated Frieze ferry and bus services are included in the admission price.

Opening Hours

Friday 4 May 12 – 7pm
Saturday 5 May 12 – 7pm
Sunday 6 May 12 – 6pm
Monday 7 May 12 – 6pm

Globalization creates unexpected relationships and contrasts in contemporary art. This series focuses on the significance of exhibiting a variety of works in a pluralistic art world. Inspired by salon-style hanging, most commonly attributed to the Salon de Paris held during the 18th and 19th centuries; Broadway Gallery NYC continues this legacy with a contemporary and fresh outlook. Following a trend of previous exhibitions at Broad way Gallery NYC, this show pays tribute to the format of a salon hanging. It is a tradition that awakens contemporary culture to a dynamic collective consciousness. A few notable themes in this exhibit that cross cultures are romanticism, spirituality, and humanity. Part of an ongoing series, Artists at Home and Abroad reaches out to the diverse community of New York. In addition to the exhibition on display at Broadway Gallery NYC, are several concurrent Internet projects, and a print catalog. Furthermore, this exhibit offers writers and viewers an exciting opportunity to submit essays and comments on the nature and significance of biennials, fairs and public exposure for new and emerging artists. This exhibit uses the space as another medium altogether; incorporating the maximum floor-to-ceiling gallery space activates the wall with art works in various media by artists, each of whom offer a unique perspective to the show. These artists have transformed the gallery walls into a compendium of generational takes on figuration, portraiture, and abstraction. Visitors will be surprised to see the stunning results. The speed of interactions via new media allows for global artistic conversations previously unheard before. In an attempt to integrate the numerous artistic languages, this exhibit was installed in a unique format. Two long parallel walls have been carefully installed to create dialogue in the spatial order. Artists at Home and Abroad allows the viewer access to some of the past and current pivotal artistic ideas while introducing newer talent, to generate fresh creative energy through unexpected juxtapositions.
Jan Maliepaard
Peter Koschak
Rafael Kolinski
Marida Maccari
Roelof Rossouw
Ryuhei Matsuo
Nykolai Aleksander
Anatoliy Lipkin
Candace Hartman
Bernadette Kirstein
Vaggelis Theodoridis
Vincent Edmond Louis
Vincent Messelier
Denise Hunter
Danielle Lurie
Alvaro José
Martha Solórzano
Maria del Rosario
Kikki Ghezzi
Nick Van Zanten
Kevin Vast

May 16 — May 20, 2012

The San Francisco Fine Art Fair (SFFAF) returns for a third year in 2012 as one of the highlights in the Bay Area for contemporary art. In 2011, a rousing 16,500 art enthusiasts lined up and streamed through the fair. There was a bursting energy in the air and contagious enthusiasm as attendees were stunned, entertained and amazed by the wide spectrum of hi-caliber fine art displayed by the 73 exhibiting galleries. The well designed and spacious exhibit floor show cased scores of breath-taking installations, thought-provoking live performances, spectacular indoor and outdoor sculptures, memorable photography, significant paintings and historically important works on paper.

Partnering with the City of San Francisco, the Opening Gala bestowed Richard L Greene with the Lifetime Achievement Award for the benefit of ArtCare. Emceed by local TV personality Liam Mayclem and introduced by SFMOMA’s Exec. Director Neal Benezra, the kickoff ceremony set the high-energy and high profile tone for the Opening Gala. Over 3,000 eager visitors, many of whom were the who’s who of the northern California art buying community, poured into the exhibition over the 3 hours.

The New Art Dealers Alliance is proud to announce that for the first time in it’s eight-year history, NADA will present a fair in New York City, as NADA NYC take place May 4th through 7th, 2012. Please follow the link below to view the 2012 exhibitor list and further information about NADA NYC.

PULSE New York has traditionally been held during the first week of March since its founding in 2006, where it coincided with the Armory Show arts week. In its new dates in May, the fair will now take place alongside the recently-announced New York edition of the Frieze Art Fair. However, the decision to move dates was not based on an endorsement of either fair. As DeWitt explains “We have been very fortunate to have had a long-running relationship with the Armory Show and MMPI that has been both open and mutually beneficial. We wish them all the best in their future endeavors and also want to extend a warm welcome to Frieze on its new endeavor. At the end of the day, this move will allow PULSE to focus maximum attention on our New York fair, our new Los Angeles fair in September, and our flagship Miami fair.”

Through its annual editions in New York, Los Angeles and Miami, PULSE provides a unique platform for diverse galleries to present a progressive blend of renowned and pioneering contemporary artists, alongside an evolving series of original programming. The fair’s distinctive commitment to the art community and visitor experience makes PULSE unique among art fairs and creates an art market experience that is both dynamic and inviting.
PULSE, NY
May 3 through May 6