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As the 2017 edition of Armory Week comes to a close, here’s a fast-paced look at 12 notable booths and works of art at this year’s edition of NADA New York. For a detailed look at the art on display, head over to this article by my colleagues Anne Doran and Andrew Russeth.
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In the booth of New York's Alden Projects: WALL SHOW – PART 1. Lawrence Weiner, Douglas Huebler, Bob Huot, Robert Ryman, Mel Bochner, Sol Lewitt, Bill Bollinger / Ace (Gallery) . . . Los Angeles, California, rubberstamp on sheetrock, 1969. Cited by Lucy Lippard as follows: "Consecutively executed wall pieces" (Lippard, Six Years, p. 107.) Reproduced in Roberta Smith, "Art Invitations As Small Scraps of History," New York Times, May 16, 1993.
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Floor piece by Sérgio Sister, at Josée Bienvenu Gallery.
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View of the booth of Klemm's, Berlin.
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Chairs by Mary Heilmann at Whitechapel Gallery.
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View of Safe Gallery's booth.
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Stress balls by Bettina Hubby, at LAND (Los Angeles Nomadic Division).
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Jonathan VanDyke at 1/9unosunove, Rome.
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Chicano conceptual performance collective ASCO's Asshole Mural, 1975 (2013), presented by Nottingham Contemporary, U.K.
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The booth of Viewing Room, New York.
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View of the booth of Capital, San Francisco, with work by Bill Jenkins and Justin Morin.
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Detail of Andi Schmied at Trapéz, Budapest.
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An E.T. figure, by Jeremy Couillard, types away at a laptop, at Yours, Mine, & Ours, New York.
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