Our fave booths and artists we spotted at the mammoth fair last week.
by Camille Okhio
The Art Show returned for its 34th annual edition this past week at the Park Avenue Armory. The fair ran from November 3-6, bringing together the city’s top collectors, curators, museum directors, advisors, artists, and writers.
The art fair takes on a whole new continent this fall, showcasing more than 110 galleries in the South Korean capital.
by Ted Loos
Shifting between the realms of contemporary art and design, FOG Design+Art in San Francisco brings over 40 dealers and galleries together from around the world. We select works from this unique hybrid fair that caught our attention.
Here at Incollect we have always believed that design and art go hand in hand, that one compliments and enhances the other in any interior scheme, and therefore that presenting them together makes perfect sense.
Tina Kim sold two paintings by Dansaekhwa artist Ha Chong-Hyun in the range of $200,000 to $300,000 as well as an intricate embroidery and text work by Ghada Amer for $45,000. The artist will show a new series of sculptures at the gallery next year—a body of work facilitated by the dealer’s own quarantine in Korea. While there, Kim worked to help facilitate the series’ production with a local fabricator.
“See what happens?” Kim said. “You get to work more closely with the artists in a time like this.”
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