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March 25-27, 2011 Pier 94, NYC Katrin Alvarez March 25-27, 2011 Pier 94, NYC Katrin alvarez What you have dreamed of is what she paints so you can be in peace too... “In the begInnIng there was woman...” - oIl on canvas-95x125cm Booth NumBer. S400 PhoNe. 49.221.9354084 Discover Sylvie Bisson’s work at booth #835 and at www.FeelMyArt.com 2 WeB site. www.Katrin-alvarez.de email. [email protected] 3 4 5 PETER CHAING L.L.C. One Great Art Show Can Change the World WEALTH, WEALTH, FAME, COMPETITION, and POWER WAR, WAR, FAITH, LOVE, and REDEMPTION Booth: S207 Ph: 571 276 6148 [email protected] www.peterchaing.com 6 7 DUCHAMPIAN POSTMODERN CONCEPTUAL ART THEORY IS A HOAX “The anti-retinal / conscious mind - concept driven theory of art championed by the status quo elite has dominated contemporary art culture in the United States for the past 50 years. This theory that justifies and supports the foundation for the era of Postmodernism is totally false.” George Sakkal, 2011 Artist, educator, writer and research analyst George Sakkal will provide evidence adapted and applied from the fields of cognitive psychology and neuroscience discoveries, made since 1980, to prove conclusively that Marcel Duchamp’s Postmodern conceptual – anti-retinal theory of art is bogus. You are encouraged to attend Sakkal’s revolutionary, thought provoking presentation, “The Problem with Postmodern Art Theory: The Visual versus the Conceptual”. This lecture will be held on Saturday, March 26, 2011, at 2:00 p.m. on Stage # 1. This lecture will reveal the myth of Duchamp’s theory and advance in its place the Human Creative Response, and initi- ate the art movement, CUVISM, Cognitive Unconscious Visual- ism. You are invited to visit him at his Solo Booth # S 266 to view cuvistic, unconscious mind inspired collage art, typi- fied by the work, “Ascending a Staircase” shown right. 8 GeorGe Sakkal: Booth NumBer. S266 march 16,2011 2:00 p.m. StaGe #1 nicK pacioreK 10 Booth NumBer. 651 PhoNe. 401.641.5125 WeB site. www.pacioreK.com 11 maria paola tallini - photopainter “Symphony in G” Oil on Canvas 36” x 60” Julie Satinover florals • abstracts • portraits Booth NumBer. 640 PhoNe. 203.434.8655 Web site. www.juliesatinover.com email. [email protected] Booth NumBer. 1014 moBile. 39.333.2268631 WeB site. www.paolatallini.com 12 13 BEZPALA Booth 755 B BROWN TORONTO +1 416 907 6875 GALLERY www.bezpalabrown.com MADONNA, BECKHAM, JOHN PAUL II OVER 65 000... 50% IN ONE NIGHT... 15 mircea paul Goreniuc “my galaxy a-36” acrylic oN silk © Mircea Paul Goreniuc “my galaxy a-42” acrylic oN silk © Mircea Paul Goreniuc “my galaxy a-15” acrylic oN silk © Mircea Paul Goreniuc “my galaxy a-41” acrylic oN silk © Mircea Paul Goreniuc WeB. www.goreniuc.com PhoNe. 408.247.2023 email. [email protected] 17 Booth # 769 and 868 Booth # 769 and 868 Brazilian Group Studio 865A Brazilian Group Studio 865A Media: Manager: Sheyla Ataide [email protected] Manager: Sheyla Ataide [email protected] Media: Assistant: Byron Mendes Acrylic Painting Oil Painting Assistant: Byron Mendes Acrylic Painting Oil Painting Rua Humaitá 77 #703 - Humaitá-rj drawing photography Rua Humaitá 77 #703 - Humaitá-rj Partner: Renato Andrade Rio de Janeiro code: 22 261000 - Brazil Partner: Renato Andrade Rio de Janeiro code: 22 261000 - Brazil drawing photography Art market: Anderson Martins ph (55) 21 2246-2697 fax (55) 21 2246-2756 mixed media sculptures Art market: Anderson Martins ph (55) 21 2246-2697 fax (55) 21 2246-2756 mixed media sculptures Ana Isis Ribas Antonieta Reis Arimatéia Betty Fallot Byron Mendes Sheyla Ataide Walkyria Lilian Siles Caiê Clairet Giseli D'Ajuz Heliana Lustman Isabel Roberts Leonardo Miranda Cilene Cooke Margarida Barroso Jane Bastos Julieta Lucchesi Kim Mattos Lucya Rousset Olivia Barradas Elisabete Borges Nancy Pitta Ana Claudia Jatahy Olívia Martinez Raquel Regina Pedro Rosane Santos Rose Assumpção Arnaldo Garcez Cenira Faria Sebbastiao Xant Solange Kamenetz Telma Adur Thereza Theodora Ukeil Maria Clara Wermelinger mircea paul Goreniuc eniuc R cea Go Paul “Grid 3” Oil on Canvas 48” x 72” R Julie Satinover “Rock and Roll for Peace” “Rock and Roll for florals • abstracts • portraits Booth NumBer. 640 PhoNe. 203.434.8655 Web site. www.juliesatinover.com email. [email protected] c 1985 Mi Ad Approved - 1/2/2011_FA_outline WeB. www.goreniuc.com PhoNe. 408.247.2023 email. [email protected] NY Artexpo Ad.indd 1 2/1/11 12:15:32 PM Table of Contents Welcome to Artexpo NeW York 2011, the 33rd ANNuAl Artexpo! Show Floor Plan 26 On the heels of last year’s successful show, we’re back for an even bigger and better fine art expo at Pier 94, New York City’s esteemed Art & Design Education & Events Schedule 30 Pier. Keynote Speaker: This year, as always, you’ll see a wide range of Internet Entrepreneur Jeff Pulver 40 exhibiting artists, galleries and publishers from around the world. We’re hosting talented painters, sculptors, mixed media artists and more from over Exhibitor Directory 44 30 counties; read more about our international exhibitors on page 62. Guest Speaker: In our ongoing endeavors to support artists, Socio-Political Artist Peregrine Honig 60 industry professionals and fine art buyers everywhere, we’ve just released the Beta launch of International Exhibitors: ArtexpoStudio.com, an online marketplace where A World of New Art 62 talented artists and galleries can showcase their works—and where art enthusiasts and industry professionals can have easy access to innovative Industry Profiles: new art. Read more on page 80 and be sure to Leaders in the Fine Art Marketplace 66 stop by the Artexpo Studio booth, #S100. Topical, timely Education Seminars continue to be Free Arts Day a big part of Artexpo New York, as you’ll see from To Benefit NYC City Youth 72 our lineup of free lectures and workshops on page 30. Industry professionals are warmly invited to Artist Highlight: Jane Seymour enjoy expert perspectives on art marketing, current trends, social media and more, with a host of savvy & Son Sean M. Flynn 76 speakers including our Keynote Speaker, internet entrepreneur Jeff Pulver, and Peregrine Honig, the Announcing Artexpo Studio 80 sociopolitical artist that claimed second place in Bravo TV’s “Work of Art: The Next Great Artist.” Artexpo Artist Challenge Winner: In the spirit of giving back to the NYC community, Tim Gagnon 82 Artexpo will be teaming with Free Arts NYC again, to help under-served children to realize their fullest Artist Highlight: potential through the arts. From 9 a.m.-noon on Saturday, March 26, renowned actress and artist M.C. Escher Company B.V. 86 Jane Seymour will team up with NYC youth and Free Arts NYC to paint an Andy Warhol-inspired mural. 10% of door sales throughout Artexpo will go to Free Arts NYC, and many exhibitors are donating 5% of their sales (look for the “Proud Free Arts NYC Supporter” signs in exhibitors’ booths). Read more on page 72. There’s much more in store at this year’s Artexpo— ShoW hourS from our updated iPhone app to live performance art. It’s an honor to host you—enjoy the show! trade day Friday, March 25th: 10AM – 7PM Sincerely, trade & General admission Saturday, March 26th: 10AM – 7PM Progressive Fine Art - Booth # 701 Eric Smith, Sunday, March 27th: 11AM – 6PM Artexpo CEO 1-800-487-1273 [email protected] www.progressivefineart.com 23 carolyn StocKbridGe GiancarloCalicchia cast bronze . Tree of Life . detail Presence I, 2010. Oil on canvas 30x24”(76.2x61cm) www.giancarlocalicchia.com [email protected] - tel.216.402.2009 Booth NumBer. S400 PhoNe. 604.715.6924 WeB site. www.carolynstockbridge.com Booth #621 Sculpture Spaces SC-2 & SC-5 25 Show Floor Plan Take CAFE & BISTRO to go! Browse and search our catalog of hundreds of exhibitors, read about our art seminars and SPECIAL EVENTS panels, and find your way PAVILION around the Pier 94 flooró all from your iPhone or iPod touch. 976 676 877 977 Download the free app from: 674 675 774 775 874 875 975 972 672 873 973 670 771 870 671 770 971 artexponewyork.com/app 968 668 669 769 869 865B 865A 765B 665 765A 764 963 662 863B 863A 763B 663 763A 964 859 961 WOMEN 660 861B 861A 661 761A 760 759B 959 859B 859A 658 659 759A 960 656 758 857B 857A 757B 657 757A Main Floor 855 654 756 955 855B 855A 755B 655 755A 956 853 652 MEN 653 753A 954 953 752 851B 851A 751B 851 650 651 751A 952 FE 750 Common Areas 644 647 748 747 847 948 945 746 845 640 643 744 743 844 843 944 941 638 639 740 839 940 636 739 840 937 634 635 736 835 936 735 836 Shared Gallery 632 933 628 631 732 731 832 831 932 929 621 720 721 820 821 920 921 Pavilion 620 609 709 809 910 911 603 703 803 602 S420 S422 S424 S426 S430 Shared [SOLO] Gallery FE S400 - Shared [SOLO] Gallery 525 909 S188 S169 S128 S138 S148 S159 S119 S108 S247 S209 S219 S198 S107 S228 1020 S238 601 701 801 S267 Shared [SOLO] Gallery S257 S229 S189 S129 S149 S109 S210 S139 S160 S178 S199 S120 S106 S220 S170 S248 518 521 1018 Education S240 512A S259 S269 S140 S150 S171 S200 S190 S130 S105 S110 S249 S230 S211 S121 LOUNGE Area #1 519 907 1016 S260 S231 S191 S131 S270 S241 S151 S111 S212 S250 1014 S103 S122 S222 S201 S141 S162 S213 S232 S271 S192 S132 STUDIO LOUNGE S152 S112 S251 515 20' 1012 ARTEXPO 512 90540' 513 1010 [SOLO] [SOLO] Shared [SOLO] Gallery S193 S133 S113 Artexpo Studio EP S252 S214 S233 PIER 94 BOX OFFICE 1008 S153 S262 S164 S243 S123 S272 S203 S100 S143 S223 S114 S194 S215 S134 S253 1006 S234 506 903 S115 S205 S195 S216 S175 S264 S274 507 S225 S245 S145 S125 S185 S235 S254 S156 S135 Education S265 S217 S176 504 S236 S255 S157 S136 S167 S126 S146 S207 S196 Area #2 S186 S116 901 S246 S226 S275 S266 MEN S237 S256 S158 S137 S147 S177 S218 S197 S168 S127 S187 501 500 Coat Check S299 S297 S295EP3 S293 S291 S289 S287 S285 S283 EP2S281 S279 SHOW/ & PRESS OFFICE WOMEN CAFE & BISTRO ENTRANCE 26 david mintz Gabrielle bolvari-berGeron email.
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