Our trip to New York last week focused on Frieze New York and NADA art fairs, as well as visiting gallery and museum exhibits. Here’s an overview of what we saw and liked:
Frieze New York Art Fair
Outside view of the Frieze New York art fair on Randall Island. Photo courtesy of Marco Scozzaro/Frieze.
Interior view of Frieze New York art fair.
Victoria Morton ‘Paper Pages’ and ‘Reading’, oil on canvas paintings at The Modern Institute.
David Schnell at Galerie EIGEN + ART.
Anna Bjerger at Galeri Magnus Karlsson.
Anna Bjerger at Galeri Magnus Karlsson.
Sasha Pierce, oil on linen plus detail at Jessica Bradley Gallery.
Public Art by Creative Time
Creative Time’s, Drifting in Daylight: Art in Central Park is an exhibition of eight site-specific artworks throughout the north end of Central Park. We strolled through and visited a few, and were able to speak with some of the artists.
Ragnar Kjartansson ‘S.S. Hangover’ boat that sails in the Harlem Meer with a brass sextet from Metropolis Ensemble playing a composition by Kjartan Sveinsson.
Karyn Olivier ‘Here and Now/Glacier, Shar, Rock’ is a sculptural lenticular billboard adjacent to the Harlem Meer that invokes and blends contrasting topographic and anthropological histories of Central Park through shifting images of a glacier, a Seneca Village pottery shard, and rocks.
Alternate view, including the artist Karyn Olivier.
Spencer Finch ‘Sunset (Central Park)’ converts the heat of the sun into the cool of ice cream, distilling the colors of the Central Park sky into free cones offered from a custom solar-powered ice cream truck.
Alicia Framis’ participatory sculpture ‘Cartas al Cielo’ invites passersby to send missives to those with no earthly address via a sculptural globe that reflects the earth and sky.
Chelsea Galleries
Elena del Rivero ‘Letter from Home: a Rendez-Vous’ exhibit at Josee Bienvenu Gallery
Elena del Rivero ‘Letter from Home, Red 3’ graphite, thread and ink on Japanese Nishinouchi (Tossa Washi)
Elena del Rivero shows us her series of collage works called ‘Memory’ that feature elements of works previously destroyed.
Erin Sherriff at Sikkema Jenkins
Erin Shirreff ‘Drop (No. 14)’ hot rolled, cold-rolled and corten steel
Erin Shirreff ‘Relief (no. 1)’ archival pigment print
Airan Kang ‘Scrolled Book 4’ LEDs, custom electronics, plastic and wood at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery
Airan Kang installation detail.
Airan Kang installation ‘The Luminous Poem’. Image courtesy of Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery.
Rina Banerjee ‘Tropical Urban’ exhibit at Jacob Lewis Gallery.
Rina Banerjee ‘Tropical Urban’ exhibit at Jacob Lewis Gallery.
NADA Art Fair
Elham Rokni ‘Space Mosque’ mixed media on paper at Shulamit Gallery.
Shulamit Nazarian and artist Elham Rokni at Shulamit Gallery.
Mika Tajima, woven cotton, wood and acoustic baffling flet at Eleven Rivington
Hannah Whitaker archival pigment prints at M + B Gallery.
The New Museum Triennial:
This exhibit, ‘Surround Audience’ features early career artists from around the world.
Nidjeka Akunylili Crosby ‘And We Begin to Let Go’ acrylic, pastel, charcoal, collage and xerox transfer on paper.
Avery Singer ‘Untitled’ acrylic on canvas.
Eloise Hawser ’17/03/2014′ found lithographic plate.
Ane Graff, oil on marble sculptures
