Art Cologne Fends off Challenge from Art Brussels
Belgian collector Luc Haenen went to both fairs and told A.i.A. that he "found Art Cologne quite a…
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Art Brussels Overcomes Shipping Snafu with Strong Sales
The empty booths did not dampen the buying spirit as collectors browsed and bought during the preview of the first Art Brussels under the direction of Greek-born, Brussels-based curator Katerina Gre…
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Moscow Innovation Prizes Awarded
The five exhibitions shortlisted in the curatorial project category raised some eyebrows, since two out of the seven jury members were nominated as best curator.
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ARCO Swims Against the Tide
"I think most galleries were happy, considering the current climate," ARCO director Carlos Urroz told A.i.A.on Sunday, the final day of the Madrid art fair-and he wasn't talking about the sunny…
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Successful Screenings at Art Rotterdam
Proud as punch, fair director Fons Hof opened the 12th edition of Art Rotterdam last Wednesday and, with it, "Projections," a new section focused on moving image artworks that featured 19 galleries.…
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With New Director, Artissima Subtly Shifts
The fair, founded in 1993, is better known for its conceptual bent and innovative booths than its market share. A new director, Sarah Cosulich Canarutto, focused on collector and dealer outreach to…
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Christoph Weber
For "10, 25, 80," his first solo exhibition at ProjecteSD, the Austrian artist Christoph Weber, born in 1974 and trained as a draftsman and painter, showed six sculptural installations (all 2012) t…
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Nudes Prevail at Brussels’ FotoFever Fair
Director Cécile Schall has plans for expansion. "It's not a pop-up fair. We plan to expand also to Asia and U.S.," she told A.i.A. With 60 participating international galleries, the fair took place…
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Upgraded Viennafair 2012 Debuts
A citywide advertising campaign depicted the women decked out in evening clothes, perhaps an attempt to lure the rich and titled from the city's world-famous Lipizzans horse show, which took place dur…
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abc’s Open Marketplace
With 129 galleries paying just over $4,500 per artist presentation, this abc installment (Sept. 13–16) boasted three halls under one roof (Station Berlin, in the Kreuzberg neighborhood) tallying rou…
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