KATHERINE MCMAHON
The Independent art fair opened in New York on Thursday to members of the press and VIPs. The fair, which runs through Sunday at Spring Studios in Tribeca, includes more than 60 galleries, among them Chicago’s Monique Meloche Gallery, Los Angeles’s David Kordansky Gallery, and Air de Paris. Below, a look around some of the action at this year’s fair. For a full report from the aisles, head here.
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Joel Mesler painting collector Carla Shen in booth of White Columns, of New York.
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A view of the Independent art fair from above.
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Carmen D'Appollonio, Untitled, 2019, in the booth of Linn Lühn Gallery, of Dusseldorf, Germany.
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A piece by Samara Scott in the booth of the Sunday Painter, of London.
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Gretchen Bender's Wild Dead I,II, III (Danceteria Version), 1984, is one of the special projects at the fair.
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Renate Bertlmann, Caress (Washing Day), 1976/2014, in the booth of Richard Saltoun Gallery, of London.
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A detail of Kate Newby's work at Cooper Cole, of Toronto.
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Allen Jacquet, L.H.O.O.Q., 1986, in the booth of Galerie Hervé Bize, of Nancy, France.
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Kaari Upson, Mirror Box, 2018, in the New Museum booth, of New York.
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A piece by Nikita Gale in the booth of Reyes Finn Gallery, of Birmingham, Michigan.
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Alexis Smith, Ring of Fire, 1982, in the booth of Garth Greenan Gallery, of New York.
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Dona Nelson, Ringoes (detail), 2019, in the booth of Thomas Erben Gallery, of New York.
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