New York Art Fair Guide 2011

About Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue

Artadia’s mission is to encourage innovative practice and meaningful dialogue across the United States by providing visual artists in specific communities with unrestricted awards and a national network of support. Artadia was founded as The ArtCouncil in 1997 by investment banker and art collector Christopher E. Vroom. The first awards were given in San Francisco, where Vroom was living at the time. Chicago was added as a program city in 2001. In 2003, Artadia added Houston to its roster, Boston in 2007, and Atlanta in 2009. Once Artadia commits to a community, it maintains a commitment to supporting artists in the area, and also co-sponsors public programs with a local institution. Started as an individual’s vision, Artadia’s base of support now includes private foundations, a national Board of Directors, a National Council, a Junior Council, and members who are active in supporting the core of creative culture: the individual artist.

Artadia Awards are determined through a rigorous jury process that employs nationally prominent curators, artists, and critics. Artadia partners with local foundations and individuals in the host cities to raise funds that go directly to artists in that community. Artadia matches those contributions by providing the funds that administer the program. Once an artist receives an Artadia Award, he or she becomes part of a national network of lifetime support.

Artadia's New York Artist Residency program brings Artadia Awardees from each of its program cities to New York for a three-month residency at the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) in Brooklyn. This groundbreaking addition to Artadia’s commitment to individual artists is the first of its kind in New York City for US-based visual artists and is supported by the National Endowment for Arts. Last year Artadia launched an Exhibitions Exchange program exhibiting Awardees from one partner city in another, offering Awardees crucial exposure outside of their local communities.

Artadia also presents events in New York and Miami, which are intended to not only demonstrate the tremendous creativity in partner communities, but also facilitate exchange and dialogue nationwide.

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ARTADIA ART FAIR GUIDE NEW YORK 2011 More than 60 Artadia Awardees represented by galleries at the New York art fairs!
THE ARMORY SHOW THE ART SHOW (ADAA) VOLTA PULSE VERGE ART BROOKLYN		FAIR PROGRAMS FAIR LOCATIONS & HOURS AWARDEES ON VIEW IN NEW YORK

THE ARMORY SHOW, PIER 94 Altman Siegel Gallery, San Francisco Trevor Paglen San Francisco 2007 Cardi Black Box, Milan Scott Short Chicago 2001 Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago Cecil McDonald, Jr. Chicago 2006 DCKT Contemporary, New York castaneda/reiman San Francisco 1999 Brion Nuda Rosch San Francisco 2009, SOLO BOOTH Derek Eller Gallery, New York Jeff Fisher and Jon Shore Houston 2010 Galerie Gabrielle Maubrie, Paris Joseph Havel Houston 2004 Galerie Laurent Godin, Paris Liz Cohen San Francisco 2002 greengrassi, London Vincent Fecteau San Francisco 1999 Horton Gallery, New York Michael Jones McKean Houston 2006 Jack Shainman Gallery, New York John Bankston San Francisco 2001 Nick Cave Chicago 2006 and Driehaus 2006 Geoffrey Chadsey San Francisco 2002 Hank Willis Thomas San Francisco 2007 Kavi Gupta Gallery, Chicago/Berlin Theaster Gates Chicago 2008 Angelina Gualdoni Chicago 2001 Clare Rojas San Francisco 2005 Melanie Schiff Chicago 2006 Marc Foxx, Los Angeles Vincent Fecteau San Francisco 1999 Richard Rezac Driehaus 2004 Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York William J. O’Brien Chicago 2006 Murray Guy, New York Kota Ezawa San Francisco 2005 Noga Gallery of Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv Gilad Efrat Houston 2006 Praz-Delavallade, Paris Robyn O’Neil Houston 2003 Ratio 3, San Francisco Barry McGee San Francisco 2001 Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco John Bankston San Francisco 2001 Rebeca Bollinger San Francisco 2001 Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago Julia Fish Driehaus 2006 Judy LedgerwoodChicago 2004 and Driehaus 2007 Richard Rezac Driehaus 2004 Anne Wilson Chicago 2001 and Driehaus 2008 Modern Art, London Barry McGee San Francisco 2001 Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg Hank Willis Thomas San Francisco 2007 Yvon Lambert, New York Joseph Havel Houston 2004 THE ARMORY SHOW, PIER 92 Allan Stone Gallery, New York Oriane Stender San Francisco 2000 McCormick Gallery, Chicago Bernard Williams Chicago 2001 back to top THE ART SHOW (ADAA) Allan Stone Gallery, New York Oriane Stender San Francisco 2000 Anthony Meier Fine Arts, San Francisco Rosana Castrillo Díaz San Francisco 2005 D'Amelio Terras, New York Demetrius Oliver Houston 2006 Donald Young Gallery, Chicago Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle Driehaus 2008 Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco Enrique Chagoya San Francisco 2005 Vincent Fecteau San Francisco 1999 Barry McGee San Francisco 2001 J. John Priola San Francisco 2001 Brett Reichman San Francisco 1999 Clare Rojas San Francisco 2005 Benji Whalen San Francisco 2002 James Cohan Gallery, New York Trenton Doyle Hancock Houston 2003 Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York William J. O’Brien Chicago 2006 Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York Jim Goldberg San Francisco 2001 back to top VOLTA ada gallery, Richmond, VA Scott Hewicker San Francisco 1999 Lyons Wier Gallery, New York Fahamu Pecou Atlanta 2009 Marx & Zavattero, San Francisco Michael Arcega San Francisco 1999 James Gobel San Francisco 2009 David Hevel San Francisco 2007 Number 35 Gallery, New York Frederick Hayes San Francisco 2000 PDX Contemporary Art, Portland Arnold J. Kemp San Francisco 2001 Priska C. Juschka Fine Art, New York Christine Tarkowski Driehaus 2005 Steve Turner Contemporary, Los Angeles James Gobel San Francisco 2009 Eamon Ore-Giron San Francisco 2001 V1 Gallery, Copenhagen Mads Lynnerup San Francisco 2005 Benji Whalen San Francisco 2002 back to top PULSE Baer Ridgway Exhibitions, San Francisco Mads Lynnerup San Francisco 2005 Brion Nuda Rosch San Francisco 2009 Carrie Secrist Gallery, Chicago Phyllis Bramson Chicago 2004 Fouladi Projects, San Francisco Guy Overfelt San Francisco 2001 Jenkins Johnson Gallery, New York Nathaniel Donnett Houston 2010 Singapore Tyler Print Institute, Singapore Trenton Doyle Hancock Houston 2003, SOLO BOOTH VERGE ART BROOKLYN Firecat Projects, Chicago Oriane Stender San Francisco 2000 back to top		FAIR PROGRAMS Armory Forum Post-Conceptual: The Reach of Theory in Contemporary Art With Joseph Havel Houston 2004 And Kris Martin and Susan Hiller, moderated by Peter Doroshenko Saturday, March 5, 3–4 pm The Armory Show, Open Forum Lounge, Pier 92 Armory Forum In Conversation: Naomi Beckwith, Theaster Gates, and Franklin Sirmans With Theaster Gates Chicago 2008 Friday, March 4, 1–2 pm The Armory Show, Open Forum Lounge, Pier 92 Screening ARTPROJX With Frederick Hayes San Francisco 2000 March 2, 6:05–7.55 pm March 3, 3:35–4.55 pm March 4, 1:50–3:40 pm Free, RSVP recommended a rtprojxcinema@gmail.com 333 West 23rd Street, New York City Exhibition fordPROJECT: “Involuntary” Curated by Neville Wakefield With Hank Willis Thomas San Francisco 2007 Opening reception, March 1, 6:30–8:30 pm RSVP required rsvp@bettinaprentice.com Open Viewing and Brunch, March 4, 11 am–1 pm RSVP rsvp@fordproject.com 57 West 57th Street, floors 19–20, New York City back to top FAIR LOCATIONS & HOURS The Armory Show Piers 92 & 94 Armory Circle Preview: March 2, 2–9 pm Fair Hours: March 3–5, 12–8 pm, March 6, 12–7 pm 12th Avenue at West 52nd to 55th Streets, New York City The Art Show (ADAA) Park Avenue Armory Gala Preview: March 1st Fair Hours: March 2–5, 12–8 pm, March 6, 12–6 pm Park Avenue at 67th Street, New York City VOLTANY Guest of Honor Preview: March 3, 11 am–2 pm Fair Hours: March 3 until 7 pm, March 4–6, 11 am–7 pm 7 West 34th Street, 11th Floor, New York City Opposite the Empire State Building, b/t 5th & 6th Avenues PULSE New York The Metropolitan Pavilion Private Preview Brunch: March 3, 10 am–1 pm Fair Hours: March 3 until 8 pm, March 4–5, 12–8 pm, March 6, 11 am–5 pm 125 West 18th Street, b/t 6th & 7th Avenues, New York City Verge Art Brooklyn Opening Night Party: Galapagos Art Space, 16 Main Street, March 3, 10 pm–2 am Fair Hours: March 4–5, 12–10 pm, March 6, 12–6 pm 81 Front Street, Ground Floor; 1 Main Street, Ground Floor back to top AWARDEES ON VIEW IN NEW YORK Allegra LaViola Gallery Kara Maria San Francisco 2001 “Pornucopia” (group show) February 4–March 11, 2011 179 East Broadway, New York City Bronx Museum Hank Willis Thomas San Francisco 2007 Kerry James Marshall Artadia Board member, Chicago “Stargazers” (group show) Through May 29, 2011 1040 Grand Concourse at 165th Street, Bronx Jenkins Johnson Gallery Nathaniel Donnett Houston 2010 “My Mind’s Playing Tricks On Me” (solo show) Opening March 1, 6–8 pm 521 West 26th Street, 5th floor, New York City Lyons Wier Gallery Fahamu Pecou Atlanta 2009 “ART HISTORY neXt” (solo show) March 5–April 2, 2011 Artist Reception, Saturday, March 5, 6–9pm 542 West 24th Street, New York City Museum of Arts and Design Nick Cave Chicago 2006 Hank Willis Thomas San Francisco 2007 “The Global Africa Project”(group show) Through May 15, 2011 2 Columbus Circle, New York City Murray Guy Kota Ezawa San Francisco 2005 “City of Nature” (solo show) Through April 9, 2011 453 West 17th Street, New York City PS1 MoMA Amie Siegel Boston 2009 “Talent Show” (group show) Through April 4, 2011 22-25 Jackson Aveneu, Long Island City Rubin Museum of Art Theaster Gates Chicago 2008 “Grain of Emptiness” (group show) Through April 11, 2011 150 West 17th Street, New York City Socrates Sculpture Park Jason Villegas Houston 2004 “EAF10: 2010 Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition” (group show) Through March 6, 2011 32-01 Vernon Boulevard at Broadway, Long Island City Susan Inglett Gallery Robyn O’Neil Houston 2003 In Gallery II Through March 12, 2011 522 West 24th Street, New York City PUBLICATION Introducing Artadia's newly released book surveying two years of Artadia Awardees from around the country. 5 Cities / 41 Artists / Artadia 08/09 The 168-page, full-color publication includes essays by foremost curators and thinkers in Artadia's program cities including guest editor Franklin Sirmans (Los Angeles County Museum of Art), Andrea Barnwell Brownlee (Spelman College of Fine Art, Atlanta), René de Guzman (Oakland Museum of California), Jen Mergel (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), Stephanie Smith (Smart Museum of Art, Chicago), and Michelle White (The Menil Collection, Houston). Featuring over 140 reproductions and comments by Artadia Awardees 2009 Atlanta, 2009 Boston, 2008 Chicago, 2008 Houston, and 2009 San Francisco, including full biographies. To learn more and to purchase the book visit our website. Banner (left to right): Brion Nuda Rosch, Almost Identical Twins (detail), 2010, acrylic on paper on found book page, 11 x 17 inches, courtesy Baer Ridgway Exhibitions, San Francisco; Dianna Frid, unique Trading Card created for Artadia, 2011, 3.5 x 2.5 inches, mixed media, courtesy Dan Devening Projects, Chicago; Frederick Hayes, still from Civil Defense Small Claims Court (I Didn’t Know Anything), 2010, courtesy Number 35 Gallery, New York;
About Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue Artadia’s mission is to encourage innovative practice and meaningful dialogue across the United States by providing visual artists in specific communities with unrestricted awards and a national network of support. Artadia was founded as The ArtCouncil in 1997 by investment banker and art collector Christopher E. Vroom. The first awards were given in San Francisco, where Vroom was living at the time. Chicago was added as a program city in 2001. In 2003, Artadia added Houston to its roster, Boston in 2007, and Atlanta in 2009. Once Artadia commits to a community, it maintains a commitment to supporting artists in the area, and also co-sponsors public programs with a local institution. Started as an individual’s vision, Artadia’s base of support now includes private foundations, a national Board of Directors, a National Council, a Junior Council, and members who are active in supporting the core of creative culture: the individual artist. Artadia Awards are determined through a rigorous jury process that employs nationally prominent curators, artists, and critics. Artadia partners with local foundations and individuals in the host cities to raise funds that go directly to artists in that community. Artadia matches those contributions by providing the funds that administer the program. Once an artist receives an Artadia Award, he or she becomes part of a national network of lifetime support. Artadia's New York Artist Residency program brings Artadia Awardees from each of its program cities to New York for a three-month residency at the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) in Brooklyn. This groundbreaking addition to Artadia’s commitment to individual artists is the first of its kind in New York City for US-based visual artists and is supported by the National Endowment for Arts. Last year Artadia launched an Exhibitions Exchange program exhibiting Awardees from one partner city in another, offering Awardees crucial exposure outside of their local communities. Artadia also presents events in New York and Miami, which are intended to not only demonstrate the tremendous creativity in partner communities, but also facilitate exchange and dialogue nationwide. Support artists directly by becoming a member now! © 2011 Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue 210 Eleventh Ave., Suite 503, New York, NY 10001 \| (212) 727-2233 \| www.artadia.org