Iridescent Rainbows and Virtual-Reality Skies: Spring/Break Art Fair Debuts in L.A.
The event is heavy on local talent, and includes artist-run spaces like Tin Flats, BBQLA, HILDE, and others.
- By
spring-break
Spring/Break Art Show Announces New Theme: ‘Stranger Comes to Town’
The eccentric fair will take up in New York during Armory Week 2018.
- By
Spring/Break to Hold 2017 Edition in Two Floors of an Office Building in Times Square
For the past two years, the Spring/Break Art Show has been run out of the James A. Farley Building, a post office across the street from Penn Station. Now it is moving (perhaps due to its…
- By
Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby! Curator Marina T. Schindler On Her Salacious Show at NeueHouse
Friday night at NeueHouse, after slinking past a seemly-looking Powerpoint presentation on the first floor, I headed towards the basement where far more titillating images were on view for…
- By
Poor and Loving It at the Spring/Break Fair
Shredded money abounds at this year’s Spring/Break, an art fair with a focus on curators rather than galleries. It appears in several artists’ work—as the bristles of a broom in Mark Wagner’s…
- By
At the Spring/Break Fair, Exhibitors Get Free Booths But Pay a Cut of Sales
One of the most talked- and written-about artist projects during Armory Week in New York, which began on March 5 and continues through Sunday, is happening not at one of the headliners—the…
- By
Morning Links: X-Rated Edition
The Louvre Abu Dhabi will open in 2016, thanks to a 5,000-person workforce, which is expected to grow to 7,500 in coming months. [The Art Newspaper] UK galleries and museums receive 15…
- By
29 Artists With Their Work at New York Art Fairs
Snapshots of creators and their creations at the Art Show, the Armory Show, and Volta
- By
Newswire
RobbReport
Forget the Suite. You Can Take Over One of Amsterdam’s Most Luxurious Hotels for $1.3 Million.
WWD
Morris Goldfarb on Pushing Growth Through Change
Rolling Stone
Christine McVie Influenced Generations: From Japanese Breakfast to Sheryl Crow
Sportico
Disney to Spend $44.9 Billion on Sports Rights Through 2027
SPY