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UNTITLED. is an innovation of the traditional art fair model for international galleries and nonprofit art spaces, with a focus on emerging and mid-career contemporary art. Our emphasis on international living artists showcases some of the most exciting contemporary art from across the globe.

OMAR LOPEZ-CHAHOUDOmar Lopez-Chahoud’s curatorial perspective aims at anchoring a younger generation of artists to the past by presenting some of the most diverse and engaging work by emerging, mid-career and established artists from countries around the world. Approximately 50 galleries will be exhibiting at UNTITLED., with 20 to 30 percent of the booths dedicated to solo projects, and the rest limited to two- or three-person exhibitions.

k/R“We wanted the tent design to be a simple structure that is site specific—it’s the only art fair in the world that is located literally on a beach. Because UNTITLED. will be located in Miami Beach—away from the other Miami-based fairs—we have an opportunity to welcome fairgoers from the urban edge, and lead them through an exhibition experience that ends with a view of the beach and the ocean beyond.”

—John Keenen, K/R

Respected architecture firm K/R has designed a structure that highlights the prime beachfront location and creates an engaging environment that maximizes the flow of the space.

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PADDLE8UNTITLED. is partnering with the premier online art marketplace Paddle8 to provide collectors early access to the online fair preview and advance bidding, with continued access throughout the fair, and after its closing. Paddle8 will provide seamless, streamlined transactions, handling everything from shipping to credit card payment, insurance, and installation. UNTITLED. will be live at Paddle8.com from November 28 through December 16, 2012.

THE JAMES ROyAL PALM HOTELRated as one of Forbes Magazine’s “top 10 most anticipated openings of 2012,” The James Royal Palm Hotel is the official partner hotel of UNTITLED. Night or day, a distinct energy is in the air—sparked by travelers, trendsetters, and creative personalities at the forefront of defining what’s next.

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THE BASS MUSEUM OF ART UNTITLED.’s vernissage will take place Monday, December 3, 2012. This invitation-only private preview will include an online auction component powered by Paddle8. One hundred percent of the proceeds from this online auction will benefit the Bass Museum of Art.

Monday, December 3 Vernissage 6p–9pPaddle8 charity auction to benefit Bass Museum of Art

Tuesday, December 4 7p–10pUNTITLED. PrivéHosted by City National Bank

Wednesday, December 5 11a–7p

Thursday, December 6 11a–7p

Friday, December 7 11a–7p

Saturday, December 8 11a–7p

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Central Fine presents Diana Speaks With Animals, a special performance by Georgia Sagri. Sagri’s work is concerned with a redefinition of performative practices, while addressing poetry, decentralization, hyper abstraction, and their existence against the demands of standardized understanding of the notions of culture and praxis.

Georgia Sagri lives in Athens and New york. She has participated at the Whitney Biennial 2012, and has held exhibitions and performances in venues such as MoMa, Ny; PS1 MoMa, Ny; The Guggen-heim Museum, Bilbao; Anthony Reynolds Gallery, London; Real Fine Arts, Ny; Andrew Roth Gallery, Ny;

Terri and Donna Gallery, Miami; The Formalist Side-walk Poetry Club, Miami; Lars Friedrich Gallery, Berlin; SOTOSO, Brussels; and MelasPapadopoulos, Athens; among others. Georgia Sagri has been featured in conversations and articles in publications such as Art Forum magazine, Art in America, Texte Zur Kunst, and the New York Times.

Central Fine is a curatorial project, directed by Diego Singh, modeled after the notion of “the empty mask” that Lacan proposed as the ideal position of the thera-pist. Central Fine presents artists, poets, filmmakers, publications, performers, writers, curators, and galleries, while aiming to remain an “empty place” where participants can upload their subjectivity and produce content.

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GeOrGia saGri Diana Speaks With AnimalsC-print 5 x 7 inchesEdition 1 of 3 + 2 APCourtesy of the artist and Central Fine

The Empty Plaza / La Plaza Vacia is a single-channel video. Inspired by the organized public protests in the Middle East beginning in 2011, Fusco took note of the communal spaces around the world being utilized and, in contrast, those left empty. The empty Plaza de la Revolución in Havana, Cuba becomes the protago-nist in Fusco’s meditation on public space, revolution-ary promise, and memory. Intermittent close-range views bring the Plaza’s architecture into focus; long takes documenting Fusco’s passage through the vacant square are punctuated by vintage archival footage depicting scenes from post-revolutionary Cuba. Throughout the duration of the video, a Spanish narra-tion, written by acclaimed Cuban journalist yoani Sanchez, describes what appears—and does not appear—in view.

Coco Fusco is a New york– based interdisciplinary artist and writer. She has

performed, lectured, exhib-ited, and curated around the world since 1988. She is a recipient of a 2013 USA Artists Fellowship and a 2003 Herb Alpert Award in the Arts. Fusco’s perfor-mances and videos have been presented in two Whitney Biennials (2008 and 1993), the Sydney Biennale, the Johannesburg Biennial, the Kwangju

cOcO FuscO La Plaza VaciaHD Video, 201211 minutes

Biennale, the Shanghai Biennale, InSite 05, the 2011 Mercosul Biennial, Transmediale, the London International Theatre Festival, VideoBrasil, and Performa 05. Her works have also been shown at the Tate Liverpool, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Barcelona. She recently premiered a new performance at the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Fisher Theater.

Initially constructed in response to ideas of design, modernist art, and scientific modeling, the sculptures are made with Plexiglas and semiprecious stones. They hang semi-inertly, fluctuating between: 1. decoration, in the modern-ist integration of design and art; 2. models of the universe, both macro and micro scale; 3. modernist attempts to talk about the unknown; and 4. Brazilian neo-concrete art, its liberatory aspirations here canceled through the use of Brazilian energy stones. Abandoning the figuration of Lehyt’s Drama Projections series, the abstract work questions the manner in which abstraction consti-tutes meaning, with the use of energy stones referenc-ing the historic influence

of spiritual doctrines and esoteric literature on the logic of abstraction.

Cristóbal Lehyt was born in Santiago, Chile, in 1973. He lives and works in New york. Lehyt’s work has been shown internationally, e.g., at Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, Shanghai Biennale, the Mercosul Biennial, Queens Museum, and the Whitney Museum of American Art, among others. His upcoming solo show will take place at Americas Society, New york. Cristóbal Lehyt is represented by Johannes Vogt Gallery, New york.

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crisTÓbal lehYT Untitled, 2011Acrylics, resins, and Brazilian semiprecious stones18 x 13 x 12 inches (45.5 x 33 x 30.5 cm)Courtesy of Johannes Vogt Gallery, New york

Approach is a site-specific installation by Emily Noelle Lambert, repurposing wood from old houses, beach debris, flotsam, architectur-al scavenges, and sidewalk finds. While each constitu-ent piece is weighted with its own history, she takes assemblage a step further, giving these found materials a new life by painting, cutting and pegging the pieces together into a totem-like structure. The size and scale of the sculpture is a response to the size of the space.

Cross-pollinating between two- and three-dimensional, the pieces lean into one another and inform each other. The chaos of Lambert’s vocabulary permeates from one medium to another, be it canvas, paper, wood or wall, adding to the physicality of her works.

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emilY NOelle lamberTYoke, 2012Acrylic on canvas116.5 x 111.5 inches (295.9 x 283.2 cm)

Tongue Between Teeth, 2012Mixed media109 x 46 x 16 inches (276.8 x 116.8 x 40.6 cm)Photo courtesy of Lu Magnus and the artistPhoto credit: Genevieve Dimmitt

Irvin Morazan creates fantastical sculptural headdresses that he wears during performances, photographs, and videos. He intertwines old tribal traditions with urban street aesthetics to create new personas that blur the boundaries of stereotypes. In consequence, the per-formances are often hybrid rituals that intend to cross the metaphysical space through spectacle and absurdity. The work draws upon multiple associations and meanings, while valuing history, theory, and both’s relationship to contempo-rary culture.

IRVIN MORAZAN was born in El Salvador, San Salvador in 1976. BFA from the School of Visual Arts, 2003, and MFA from Hunter College. In 2003 Morazan received the Robert Mapplethorpe award for

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irviN mOraZaN Ghettoblaster headdress, 2009/201264 x 43 x 32 inches Mixed media sculpture

Photography. Attended the Skowhegan School of Paint-ing and Sculpture in 2009. Irvin Morazan has exhibited nationally and abroad, in-cluding exhibitions in Berlin, Mexico City, El Salvador, and Colombia. In New york, exhibitions include Festival of New Ideas (presented by the New Museum), La MaMa Gallery, HVCCA Museum, Asya Geisberg Gallery, Art in Odd Places, Exit Art, Rush Arts Gallery, Bronx River Art Center, Jersey City Museum, Sean Kelly Gallery, DCKT Gallery, and Jack the Pelican presents. Participated in the El Museo del Barrio S-Files Biennial 2011, which included per-formances in Times Square, Socrates Sculpture Park, and Performa 11. Individual work has been featured on Art in America’s blog, Brooklyn Rail, and the New York Times. Received a Cisneros grant to attend SOMA residency in Mexico City in 2012. Currently works and lives in Brooklyn, New york.

Performance: Monday, December 3 at 8pm.

As if taking a slice out of his large-scale installations composed of everyday garden hoses, Justin Cooper will create a series of totemic sculptures to be sited throughout the UNTITLED. tent. The garden hose—one of several com-mon materials, like PVC pipe, folding chairs, axes, and sea shells, ever pres-ent in Cooper’s work—is the perfect tool for him to create “drawings in space,” and will be complemented by smaller sculptures and works on paper in the booth of Chicago’s monique-meloche gallery.

JUSTIN COOPER (Ameri-can, b. 1976, lives in Ny) has an MFA in sculpture,

performance, and video from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (2005), a BFA from the University of Colorado (2003), and studied at the Sorbonne, Paris (2002). He had a residency at the Skow-hegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine (2007) and was included in the 2003 Colorado Biennial at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. Cooper has performed and exhibited work worldwide, in Hong Kong, Berlin, Rio de Janeiro, Brooklyn, Philadel-phia, London, Los Angeles, Mexico and Sweden. In 2012, Cooper and a long-time collaborator, Ross Moreno, performed at the Sculpture Center, Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens, New york; Synchronic-ity Space, Los Angeles; Dixon Place, New york; and RedLine, Milwaukee.

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JusTiN cOOper Detail from installation Thread at Gallery 400, University of Illinois Chicago, 2008 Courtesy moniquemeloche, Chicago

Since his last solo show at moniquemeloche, Cooper has had solo exhibitions at Beta Pictoris, Birmingham, Alabama and the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, Denver. Recent group exhibitions include Afterimage at DePaul Museum of Art, Chicago; hi*a*tus at Grand Rapids Art Center, Michi-gan; and Under Construc-tion., curated by Omar Lopez-Chahoud, at Hotel Particulier, New york. He will present a solo project at Hotel Particulier later this year, and will be among the three artists presented by moniquemeloche at UNTITLED., this December.

Los Jaichackers (Spanglish for the hijackers) is a col-laboration between artists Eamon Ore-Giron (based in Los Angeles) and Julio Ce-sar Morales (based in San Francisco). Functioning as both a creative consultancy and an artistic collabora-tion, Los Jaichackers pro-duce music, film, sculpture, installation, performance, and music videos, as well as curate programs enlisting the talents of bands, guest lecturers, and performers, with the goal of tracing the global DNA of emerging musical subcultures in Latin America, the border, the United States, and abroad.

Eamon Ore-Giron and Julio Cesar Morales have created

both collaborative and individual projects for Deitch Projects, New york; Queens Nails Annex, San Francisco; UCLA Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; the San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art, yerba Buena Center for The Arts, San Francisco; Fototeca de Havana, Cuba; Pennsylva-nia Academy of The Fine Arts, Philadelphia; Peres Projects, Los Angeles; and MUCA Roma in Mexico City. Group shows include the San Juan Triennial, Puerto Rico; Harris Lieberman Gal-lery, New york; Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany; Rivington Arms, New york; Singapore Biennale 2006; the Tenth Annual Istan-bul Biennale 2007; The Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art; Museo Tamayo, Mexico City; and the Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany.

Performance date and time to be announced.

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Parker Ito will present From Me 2 U, From U 2 Me, an iPad lounge celebrating creative leisure that will be available to all visitors of the fair. The lounge will consist of rugs designed by Ito, beanbag chairs designed by six fellow artists (Petra Cor-tright, Dora Budor + Maja Cule, Katja Novitskova, Aude Pariset, Jon Rafman, and Kate Steciw) and iPads. Visitors can browse the Internet alongside Ito, or they can create a work of art using various applica-tions on the iPads.

Across the aisle, in Steve Turner Contemporary’s booth, Ito will present a multimedia installation, consisting of paintings and a video. The paintings are from The Agony and the Ecstasy, a series that utilizes the highly reflective material of 3M Scotchlite to make documentation of the works nearly impos-sible—when using flash to photograph the works, the nuances of the painted surface are obliterated. The installation images thus

become an extension of the works and gain status in their own right, as they get distributed via the Internet. Ito will also present a video, America Online Made Me Hardcore, that documents one-and-a-half years of his life during which he trav-eled to meet other artists, whom he met through social network sites. In present-ing these projects together, Ito will contextualize the impact of the Internet on the creation and distribution of traditional art objects.

Born in 1986, Ito earned a BFA from the California Col-lege of the Arts in 2010, and currently lives in New york and Los Angeles. Recent exhibitions include The Agony and the Ecstasy, Sta-dium, New york; Vice Versa, with Brad Troemel, Tomor-row Gallery, Toronto; and Wet Paint 4, Steve Turner Contemporary, Los Ange-les. In February 2013, Ito will have his first solo exhibition at Steve Turner, followed by solo exhibitions in May at The Hole, New york and Preteen Gallery, Mexico City.

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The Skull Sessions is an ongoing collaboration between artists Tim Hyde and Andrea Galvani—a series of conversations recorded and reshaped into experimental publications, objects, images, and installations.

For the Special Projects at UNTITLED, Hyde and Galvani are building a modular space to contain an exploded view of Skull Sessions 01 and 02, long-form conversations with Saul Melman and Alice

Miceli. Over the course of the event, The space will incorporate a series of public talks and actions talks that revolve around radiation, invisibility, and geometry. Please visit booth #47 for a schedule.

ANDREA GALVANI was born in Italy and lives and works in Brooklyn, New york. Galvani’s work has been exhibited at the Whitney Museum, New york; the 4th Moscow Biennale for Contemporary Art; the Mediations Biennale,

Tim hYDe & aNDrea GalvaNi: THE SKULL SESSIONS

Tim hYDe & aNDrea GalvaNi (2)Hexagon & Heptagon, 2012Medium-density fibreboard144 x 32.75 inches

alice miceli (1)Woods, snowy afternoon. Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, Belarus, 2009C-print14.125 x 20.625 inches

Poznańń, Poland; the Aperture Foundation, New york; the Calder Founda-tion, New york; the Central Utah Art Center, Ephraim; Mart Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Trento, Italy; Macro Museum, Rome; GAMeC, Bergamo, Italy; De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam; Oslo Plads, Copenhagen; and the Unicredit Pavillion, Bucharest, Romania. In 2011, he received the New york Exposure Prize and was nominated for the prestigious Deutsche Börse Photography Prize. Galvani earned a BFA in sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna in 1999, and his MFA in visual art from Bilbao University in 2002. He has been a visiting artist at NyU and has completed artist residencies at the Location One International Artist Residency Program New york, LMCC Lower

Manhattan Cultural Council, MIA Artist Space, and Trinity Project / Columbia Univer-sity Department of Fine Arts, all in New york.

TIM HyDE lives and works in Brooklyn, New york. His work has been exhibited at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia; the Ar/ge Kunst Galerie Museum, Bolzano, Italy; the Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase, New york; the Istituzione del Comune di Scandicci, Florence, Italy; Sculpture Center, Queens, New york; the Bemis Center for Contemporary Art, Omaha, Nebraska; and the Deyoung Museum and Pier 24 Photography, San Francisco, California. Hyde received an MFA in visual art from Columbia Univer-sity in 2005, and studied History at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New york. He received a Louis Comfort

Tiffany Foundation Award, and was a resident artist at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Skowhegan, Maine, in 2007. He has been a visiting artist at Columbia University, American University, and the Rhode Island School of Design.

SAUL MELMAN lives and works in Brooklyn, New york. His work has been exhibited at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, Connecticut and Socrates Sculpture Park, Long Island City, New york. Melman performed at the Whitney Museum of Ameri-can Art, New york, as part of the Biennial 2010 My Turn series, and has a long-term installation at MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, New york. Melman received an MFA from Bard College in 2009. He will be a resident artist at Dieu Donné in New york,

in 2013.

ALICE MICELI lives and works in Rio de Janeiro and New york City. Her work has been featured in the São Paulo Biennial; the Sydney Film Festival, Sydney; and the Mediations Biennial in Poznań, Poland. She has received fellowships at the MacDowell Colony, Peterborough; and the Djerassi Program, Wood-side, California. A book of her photographs, Chernobyl Project, is available through Several Pursuits, Berlin. Miceli studied film at the Ecole Superieure d’Etudes Cinematographiques in Paris, and the history of art and architecture at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro.

Galleries

miKe heiNTrophy for the Lonely and Coherent, 201236 x 13 x 5 inchesAcrylic and paper cup

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iNFO228 WEST BROAD STRICHMOND, VA 23220USAT: 804 644 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsMIKE HEIN JAKOB BOESKOV JOHN LURIE GEORGE KUCHAR

JaKOb bOesKOv Untitled (Some Kind of Atomic Fuel / Space Station), 201242.5 x 54 inchesPastel on acid-free paper

GeOrGe Kuchar Letter to Olga, 197520.5 x 25.5 inchesInk on paper

WeNDY WhiTe68 Catherine / R6 (installation of two paintings), 201285 x 141 x 1.5 inches (216 x 358 x 4 cm)Acrylic on canvas, wood

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iNFO835 W. WASHINGTON BLVD, 2ND FLOORCHICAGO, IL 60607USAT: 312 404 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsJEREMy BOLENJOHN OPERA WENDy WHITE

JOhN Opera Ropes l, 201248 x 36 x 1 in (122 x 92.5 x 2.5 cm)Cyanotype on linen

JeremY bOleN Buried with the Manhattan Project, CP-1 (Site A, Red Gate Woods, Cook County Forrest Preserve, Lemont, IL), 201226 x 31 x 2 inches framed (66 x 79 x 5 cm framed)Archival pigment print, dirt from burial site

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iNFO317 10TH AVENUE, GROUND FLOORNEW yORK, Ny 10001USAT: 212 334 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsHECTOR ARCE-ESPASASPACO CAO

pacO caOPaco Cao during Eternal Rest card reading, 2012Digital photo

pacO caOEternal Rest (Silver Edition), AW 02, 201220 x 16 inches (51 x 41 cm)Digital illustration, C-print

hecTOr arce-espasasCL-6 (charcoal), 201272 x 84 inches (183 x 213 cm)Clay and acrylic on linen and clay

mOuNira al sOlh Dinosaurs, 2012VariableFilm still

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iNFO79 WALKER STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10013USAT: 212 219 0473F: 212 219 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsMOUNIRA AL SOLH XAVIERA SIMMONSPAE WHITE

mOuNira al sOlh Dinosaurs, 2012VariableFilm still

Xaviera simmONs Into the New Sea (Nomad), 200916 x 20 inchesC-print, edition of 20

melaNie DaNiel Prospector, 201071 x 55 inches (180.25 x 139.75 cm)Oil on canvas

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iNFO537B WEST 23RD STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10011USAT: 212 675 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsGUðMUNDUR THORODDSENMELANIE DANIEL

melaNie DaNiel Kings of the Frontier, 201063 x 87 inches (160 x 221 cm)Oil on canvas

GuðmuNDur ThOrODDseN Odin or Thor, 201125 x 15 x 14 inches (63.5 x 38 x 35.5 cm)Wood

JusTiN aDiaN Jail Bait, 201214 x 10 x 2.5 inches (35.6 x 25.4 x 6.4 cm)Oil enamel and spray paint on canvas and ester foam

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iNFO29C LUDLOW STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10002USAT: 212 695 8201WEB: WWW.BLACKSTONGALLERy.COMEMAIL: [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsJUSTIN ADIAN RACHEL BEACH AMy FELDMAN

rachel beach Chase, 201220 x 10 x 78 inches (50.8 x 25.4 x 198.1 cm)Plywood, veneer, oil, acrylic

amY FelDmaNThe Fact of a Door Frame, 201280 x 96 inches (203 x 243.8 cm)Acrylic on canvas

DOmiNique labauvie Black Beauties, 201242 x 30 x 12 inches (105 x 75 x 30 cm)Forged steel

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iNFO109 WEST COLUMBUS DRIVETAMPA, FLORIDA 33602USAT: 813 215 0622WEB: WWW.BLEUACIER.COMEMAIL: [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTDOMINIQUE LABAUVIE

DOmiNique labauvie Venus Walks, 2012113 x 114 x 68 inches (282.5 x 360 x 170 cm)Forged steel

DOmiNique labauvie Polaris, 201216 x 25 x 14 inches (40 x 62.5 x 35 cm)Forged steel

FiONa curraNSee the sun the other way round, 2011VariableMixed media

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iNFO137 WHITECROSS STREETLONDON EC1y 8JLENGLANDT: 44 0 20 7490 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTPAUL CHIAPPE FIONA CURRAN GL BRIERLEy

Gl brierleYFud, 201218 x 21 inches, (46 x 53 cm)Oil on wood

paul chiappe Slow Looking 1, 20123.9 x 3 inches, (10 x 7.5 cm)Pencil and acrylic on paper

KellY KleiNschrODT Double (blind), 201248 x 22 x 8 inches (122 x 56 x 20 cm)Inkjet print, acrylic

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iNFO2648 LA CIENEGA AVENUELOS ANGELES, CA 90034USAT: 213 359 2504WEB: WWW.CARTERANDCITIZEN.COMEMAIL: [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTKELLy KLEINSCHRODT

KellY KleiNschrODT installation view in artist’s studio, 2012

KellY KleiNschrODT filet table (after William), 201254 x 23 x 16 inches (137 x 59 x 41 cm)Inkjet print and acrylic, edition of 3

GeOrGia saGri Diana Speaks With Animals, 20125 x 7 inches (12.4 x 17.78 cm)C-print, 1 of 3 + 2 AP

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iNFO6865 BAy DRIVE #6MIAMI BEACH, FL 33141USAT: 305 781 2613WEB: WWW.CENTRALFINE.COMEMAIL: [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTGEORGIA SAGRI

GeOrGia saGri Diana Speaks With Animals Again, 20125 x 7 inches (12.4 x 17.78 cm)C-print, 1 of 3 + 2 AP

GeOrGia saGri Diana’s Letter, 201272 x 48 inchesVector file on Duraclear

GereON Krebber Surrogate, 201024 x 16 x 6 inches (60 x 40 x 15 cm)Packing tape, spray paint

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iNFO141 ATTORNEy STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10002USAT: 212 388 9311WEB: WWW.CINDyRUCKERGALLERy.COMEMAIL: [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsGEREON KREBBERROByN VOSHARDT + SVEN HUMPHREy

rObYN vOsharDT / sveN humphreY Diminishing Marginal Utility, 201252 x 42 inches (132 x 107 cm)Archival pigment print, edition of 3

rObYN vOsharDT / sveN humphreY The Problem of Universals (Blue), 201232 x 24 inches (82 x 61 cm)Archival pigment print mounted to Dibond, edition of 5

aNDres carraNZa Mystic Truths by Andres Carranza, 2012Endless loop HD Video, 1 of 3

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FeaTureD arTisTANDRES CARRANZA

aNDres carraNZaLick Helmets (t to b): Boxing Boy Crybaby, Lollipop Racer Arrow, Ruby Red Shining, Rock Star Infinite, Glitter Thunder Belly, 201210 x 13.5 x 12 inches (25 x 34 x 30 cm)Computed axial tomography scan of the artist, skull replica stereo-lithography molded in bone ash, blood and water-rich secretion of the eccrine and lacrimal glands, fiberglass, resin, leather, automotive paint

aNDres carraNZaRancid Painting, 20129 x 12 inches (30 x 40 cm)Rancid oil paints on canvas

FraNces TrOmblY Storage, 201159 x 123 x 31 inches (149.86 x 312.42 x 78.74 cm)Handwoven canvas, wood

DimeNsiONs variablebOOTh b17

iNFO100 NE 11TH STREETMIAMI, FL 33132USAT: 305 607 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsFRANCES TROMBLy LEyDEN RODRIGUEZ-CASANOVA ADLER GUERRIER

leYDeN rODriGueZ-casaNOva A Shelf in Front of a Frame, 201180 x 50 x 23 inches (203.2 x 127 x 58.42 cm)MDF shelf, wood frame, glass, backing paper

aDler Guerrier untitled (not quite a lever …), 2011, 34 x 27 x 24 inches (86.36 x 68.58 x 60.96 cm)MDF, plywood, coroplast, sleeved vinyl record, book, enamel paint

eriK DeN breeJeN It’s a Dirty World II, 201242 x 54 inchesAcrylic on canvas

DNabOOTh a04

iNFO288 BRADFORD STREETPROVINCETOWN, MA 02657USAT: 508 487 7700F: 508 487 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTERIK DEN BREEJEN

eriK DeN breeJeN Smile, 201172 x 77 inchesAcrylic on canvas

eriK DeN breeJeN Surf’s Up, 201172 x 72 inchesAcrylic on canvas

JasON miDDlebrOOK Story Time, 201294.5 x 14 x 1.5 inches (240 x 35.5 x 3.75 cm)Acrylic on curly maple plank

DODGeGallerYbOOTh a12

iNFO15 RIVINGTON STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10002USAT: 212 228 5122F: 212 228 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTJASON MIDDLEBROOK

JasON miDDlebrOOK There is something about the night, 201298 x 12 x 1.5 inches (249 x 30.5 x 3.75 cm)Acrylic and spray paint on maple plank

JasON miDDlebrOOK Untitled, 2012109.5 x 19 x 1.5 inches (278 x 48.25 x 3.75 cm)Acrylic on walnut plank

amY breNer Skaga, 201268 x 7 x 5.5 inches (172.72 x 17.78 x 13.97 cm)Resin, pigment, glass, Fresnel lens, Plexiglas

DuTTONbOOTh D48

iNFOAUSTIN, TX 78701USAT: 512 345 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTJOSH DIHLE AMy BRENER DANIEL HEIDKAMP

DaNiel heiDKamp SP Studio, 201242 x 32 inches (106.68 x 81.28 cm)Oil on canvas

JOsh DihleNight Garden, 201270 x 46 inches (177.8 x 116.84 cm)Oil on carved wood

rOberT GrOber Hope Hill Road, 201220.125 x 20.25 inches (51.1 x 51.4 cm)5-color lithograph on acid-free paper mounted to archival board, edition of 25

esOpusbOOTh a03

iNFO41 SCHERMERHORN STREET, #143BROOKLyN, Ny 11201USAT: 212 473 0919F: 212 473 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsROBERT GROBER BRyAN NASH GILL INGE MORATH KAy ROSEN

brYaN Nash Gill Outtakes, 2012VariableWoodcut print on Rives BFK paper, edition of 15

KaY rOseNHo, Ho, Ho, 1995/20116.25 x 4.5 inches (15.9 x 11.4 cm)Archival digital prints on 100% cotton rag greeting cards, edition of 25

FraNKliN evaNs notpaintingasmodel, 201281 x 72.5 inches (206 x 184 cm)Acrylic on canvas

FeDericO luGerbOOTh a09

iNFOVIA CIRCO 1MILANO, ITALy 20123T: +39 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTFRANKLIN EVANS IGOR ESKINJA LUCA POZZI GIANNI PETTENA DIANGO HERNANDEZ

iGOr esKiNJaProject Room, 201135.4 x 47 inches (90 x 120 cm)C-print, 1 / 3, + 2 ap

GiaNNi peTTeNaIce House II, 19719 x 11 inches (23 x 28 cm)Photo, edition 2 / 3

Galerie KOalbOOTh D43

iNFOTUCHOLSKySTRASSE 25 POST ADDRESS: AUGUSTSTRASSE 5ABERLIN 10117GERMANyT: +49 30 308 74 690F: +49 30 308 74 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsARNE SCHREIBERKATINKA PILSCHEUER

arNe schreiber Exhibition view Galerie koal, 201290.5 x 334.5 inches (230 x 850 cm)Marker on exhibition wall

KaTiNKa pilscheuer Cuba (Series I) Azul Metalico, Rojo Bermellon, Verde Jardin, Gris Perla, 2012Each 39 x 27.5 inches (each 99 x 70 cm)Car paint (Cuban brand) on canvas

KaTiNKa pilscheuer Exhibition view Galerie koal, 2012 177 x 275 x 472 inches (450 x 700 x 1200 cm)Installation

rOberT bucK Cell (Winter Mimicry 1.0), 2008, Top part: 51 x 52.5 x 1 inches / Bottom part: 43.5 x 62.5 x 1 inches (Top part: 129.5 x 133 x 2.5 cm / Bottom part: 110.5 x 158.75 x 2.5 cm)23 hydrographically printed RenShape hexagons and metal

GalerÍa NOra FischbOOTh c30

iNFOGüEMES 2967, BUENOS AIRESARGENTINA (1425)T: +54 11 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsROBERT BUCK AMADEO AZAR PEDRO VARELA FERNANDA LAGUNA

amaDeO aZar Untitled (El Lissitzky / Kraftwerk), 201253 x 63 inches (135 x 160 cm)Watercolor and bronze leaf on paper

peDrO varela Tropical, 2012 78.75 x 78.75 inches (200 x 200 cm)Acrylic paint on canvas

GeOrGia schermaN prOJecTsbOOTh a06

iNFO133 TECUMSETH STREETONTARIO CANADA M6J 2H2T: 416 544 4112F: 416 516 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsJENNIFER MARMAN + DANIEL BORINS

JeNNiFer marmaN + DaNiel bOriNs Formulation Articulation Pixelation, installation detail at Georgia Scherman Projects, 2012

JeNNiFer marmaN + DaNiel bOriNs Snake, 201252 x 48 inches (132 x 122 cm)Powder-coated aluminum, steel, hardwood, edition of 3

JeNNiFer marmaN + DaNiel bOriNs Wire Ball, 20126-inch diameter (15.25-cm diameter)Resin, edition of 10

GONZÁleZ Y GONZÁleZbOOTh c35

iNFOSANTA SUCIA 382 DEPTO 3DSANTIAGO, CHILET: 569 934 8220F: 562 638 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsJOTA CASTRO PATRICK HAMILTON

paTricK hamilTON Machetes construction, 2010 78.75-inch diameter (200-cm diameter)Steel-cut and pasted machetes, edition 2 of 3

JOTa casTrO London Calling, 201278.75 x 114 inches (200 x 290 cm)Flag, safety pins, 2 of 2

JOTa casTrO Zeitgeist, 2012118 x 27.76 x 71 inches (300 x 70.5 x 180.5 cm)Wood, mirror-finished aluminum composite

JeFF baileY GallerYbOOTh b15

iNFO625 WEST 27TH STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10001USAT: 212 989 0156F: 212 989 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsFABIENNE LASSERRE JOSHUA MARSH JIM RICHARD

FabieNNe lasserre A Great Alive, 201249.5 x 54 x 55 inches (125.73 x 137.16 x 139.7 cm)Felt, pigment, acrylic polymer, aluminum, linen, wood, acrylic paint, Plexiglas

JOshua marsh Pitchers, 201230 x 35 inches (76.2 x 88.9 cm)Oil on panel

Jim richarDs Bricks, 201212 x 6.25 inches (30 x 15.875 cm)Collage

JOhaNNes vOGT GallerYbOOTh b20

iNFO526 W 26TH STREET SUITE 205NEW yORK, Ny 10001USAT: 212 255 2671F: 212 255 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsHANSJOERG DOBLIAR TAMARA K.E.

haNsJOerG DObliar Circus (Tête de femme), 201231.5 x 27.5 inches (80 x 70 cm)Tempera, oil, lacquer, on canvas

haNsJOerG DObliar Spiral (Tête de femme), 201280 x 60 inches (31.5 x 23.5 cm)Tempera, oil, lacquer, on canvas

Tamara K.e. Untitled, 201218 x 12 inches (46 x 30 cm)Oil on rice paper

lOYalbOOTh b22

iNFOSALTIMPORTEN, HULLKAJEN, MALMö211 20 SWEDENT: 46 40 615 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsARA PETERSON JESSE GREENBERG JACKIE GENDELFRANCINE SPIEGEL

ara peTersON Wavepack (Blue, Green, Gray), 201230 x 49.5 x 3 inches (76 x 125 x 7.5 cm)Acrylic paint on wood

Jesse GreeNberGFoundation, 201214.5 x 20 x 25 inches (36.8 x 50.8 x 63.5 cm)Urethane plastic, pigment, silicone

JacKie GeNDel Tète-à-tète-à-tète, 201248 x 36 inches (122 x 91 cm)Oil on canvas

lu maGNusbOOTh c24

iNFO55 HESTER STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10002USAT: 212 677 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTTOFER CHIN

TOFer chiN 2700 Fluorescent Red Squares on White on Doorway, 201184 x 63 inches (213.3 x 160 cm)Enamel and acrylic on canvas

TOFer chiN 12 Three-dimensional White Triangles, 201136 x 24 x 7 inches (91.4 x 60.9 x 17.78 cm)Enamel and acrylic on wood

TOFer chiN Installation detail of Totally at Lu Magnus Gallery, 2012

marc sTrausbOOTh c33

iNFO299 GRAND STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10002USAT: 212 510 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsCHARLES HINMAN JEFFREy GIBSONJONG OH

charles hiNmaNMorganite, 201248 x 55 x 9 inches (121.9 x 139.7 x 22.9 cm)Canvas, wood, paint

JeFFreY GibsONAll Over My Face, 201242 x 22 inches (106.7 x 55.9 cm)Deer-and-goat-hide-covered wood panels, graphite and colored pencils, acrylic and spray paint

JeFFreY GibsON Everlast, 201268 x 14 x 14 inches (172.7 x 35.6 x 35.6 cm)Wool, canvas, steel, acrylic paint, glass beads, artificial sinew, tin jingles

mariNe cONTempOrarYbOOTh c29

iNFO1733-A ABBOT KINNEy BLVDVENICE, CA 90291USAT: 310 399 0294F: 310 399 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsDENNIS KOCHCHRISTOPHER MICHLIG JOW

chrisTOpher michliGWhite Noise, Installation View at Marine Contemporary, 2012

JOWCalifornia, 201136 x 48 inches (91.4 x 129.54 cm)Acrylic and polyurethane on panel

DeNNis KOch Untitled, 201249 x 51 inches (124.5 x 129.5 cm)Color pencil on paper

marsObOOTh a08

iNFOBERLIN 37, COLONIA JUÁREZD.F. MEXICOT: 52 55 62762275F: 52 55 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsLUIS FELIPE ORTEGA MAURICIO LIMóN DANIELA LIBERTAD LINDA TEGG

luis Felipe OrTeGaPuntos de vista (altercados) / (altered) Points of View, 20115 x 7 inches (12.7 x 17.78 cm)Acrylic over chromogenic print

DaNiela liberTaD Action no. 13: hand–pencil, 2011VariableHD NTSC, 16:9, 7:45-min. video loop, edition 3 of 5

liNDa TeGG Tortoise, 2010VariableHD NTSC, 16:9, 12-min. video loop, edition 2 of 5

mONiquemelOchebOOTh c31

iNFO2154 W DIVISIONCHICAGO, IL 60622USAT: 773 252 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsJUSTIN COOPERSHEREE HOVSEPIAN EBONy G. PATTERSON

sheree hOvsepiaNUntitled #19, from the Haptic Wonders series, 201220 x 24 inches (60.96 x 50.8 cm)Unique gelatin silver print (photogram)

JusTiN cOOper Bye @ Under Construction exhibition curated by Omar Lopez-Chahoud, Hotel Particulier, New York, 2012Dimensions variableGarden hose and threaded metal rods

ebONY G. paTTersONUntitled Species V (Brazile Paw), 201163 x 50 inches (160 x 127 cm)Mixed media on paper

mONYa rOWe GallerYbOOTh D42

iNFO504 WEST 22 STREET, 2ND FLOORNEW yORK, Ny 10011USA212 255 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsLARISSA BATESANGELA DUFRESNEDEVIN TROy STROTHER

larissa baTesMama Mimi, Hija, Hija, Hija, 201210 x 8 inches (25 x 20 cm)Gouache and gold leaf on panel

DeviN TrOY sTrOTher Latoiya Posing as Lorna Simpson in Richter Gone Bad, 201111 x 14 inches (28 x 36 cm)Acrylic, found photographs and paper on panel

aNGela DuFresNe On the Ice Dutch Swimsuit Parade, 201124 x 30 inches (61 x 76 cm)Oil on canvas

NeGaTiva mODerNabOOTh b16

iNFO16930 SW 134TH AVENUEARCHER, FL 32618USA315 609 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsEUGINIO ESPINOZA TOM SCICLUNA

euGiNiO espiNOZaTierra Negra, 201248 x 53 x 20 inches (122 x 134.5 x 50.875 cm)Oil-base paint on steel

TOm scicluNaScaffold, 2011216 x 48 x 36 inches (546 x 122 x 91.5 cm)Rental scaffoldingInstallation view, Schmidt Center Gallery, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL

TOm scicluNa Scheme, 201260 x 60 x 72 inches (152.5 x 152.5 x 183 cm)Concrete parking bumpers and rebarInstallation view, SE 2nd Street & Parrett Street, Evansville, IN

Ochi GallerYbOOTh a05

iNFO119 LEWIS STREETKETCHUM, ID 83340USAT: 208 726 8746F: 208 726 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsWILLIAM T. WILEy MOLLy LARKEy

mOllY larKeYInstallation View: The Lost Alphabet, Pants That Fit, and Other Implausible Disguises, 2012

mOllY larKeYMask 7 (Naked), 201160 x 48 inches (152 x 122 cm)Acrylic and ceramic on canvas on board

William T. WileYRogue Apostrophe at Quantum Falls, 200957.75 x 60.25 inches (147 x 153 cm)Acrylic, charcoal on canvas

OpeN sOurce GallerYbOOTh D47

iNFO306 17TH STREETBROOKLyN, Ny 11215USAT: 646 279 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTNICK KLINE

NicK KliNeInstallation view, Nick Kline: Gilgo Beach, at Open Source Gallery, 2012Pigment ink prints

NicK KliNeImpression of facade, Villa of the Armenians, 16th–18th Centuries, Italy, 201110 x 13 inchesPigment ink print, 5 / 2

NicK KliNeUntitled, from the series Boy’s Shirts, 201075 x 60 inchesPigment ink print, 5 / 2

parisiaN lauNDrYbOOTh c26

iNFO3550 ST ANTOINE WESTMONTRéAL, QUéBECCANADA H4C 1 A9T: 514 989 1056F: 514 989 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsVALéRIE BLASS RICK LEONG

valérie blassNe faire qu’un, ni même deux, 201129 x 35 x 23 inches (75.5 x 90 x 59 cm)Fabric, plaster, hydrocal FGR, polystyrene, polyurethane

ricK leONGThe Roaming Gloam, 2010120 x 144 inches (305 x 366 cm)Oil on canvas

valérie blassInstallation image, exhibition: Valérie Blass, Montréal Museum of Contemporary Art

parTicipaNT iNcbOOTh b18

iNFO253 EAST HOUSTON STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10002USAT: 212 254 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsRON ATHEy / JULIE TOLENTINO JOHN BRATTINELLEN CANTOR LOVETT / CODAGNONE DIANA PUNTAR

lOveTT/cODaGNONe“Make Anarchy and Disorder Your Trademarks,” 201182 x 70 inchesCotton handmade quilt, 1 of 3

elleN caNTOr“The Song of Hiawatha,” in Kathy Acker: The Office Ruling ‘N’ Freaking, Triangle, Marseille, 20113.22 x 8.52 metersWall drawing

cONraD veNTurUntitled (Mario Montez), 20109 x 12 inchesDigital C-print, edition of 15, 2 AP

prOsJeKTrOm NOrmaNNsbOOTh a02

iNFONORMANNS GATE 244014 STAVANGERNORWAyT: +47 450 28 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTMARGRETHE AANESTAD

marGreThe aaNesTaDLa det / Let it, installation view, from exhibition Utmark/Wilderness, 2012Dimensions variableColor pencil on rag paper, found materials: styrofoam, laminate

marGreThe aaNesTaDLa det / Let it, detail, from exhibition Utmark/Wilderness, 2012

marGreThe aaNesTaDUntitled, from exhibition Utmark/Wilderness, 201211.5 x 16.5 inches framed (30 x 42 cm framed)Color pencil on rag paper

sTeve TurNer cONTempOrarYbOOTh c32

iNFO6026 WILSHIRE BLVDLOS ANGELES, CA 90036USAT: 323 931 3721F: 323 931 3751WWW.STEVETURNERCONTEMPORARy.COMINFO@STEVETURNERCONTEMPORARy.COM

FeaTureD arTisTsPARKER ITO PABLO RASGADO RAFAëL ROZENDAAL ROWAN WOOD

parKer iTOThe Agony and the Ecstacy, 2012Installation view, STADIUM NyC

pablO rasGaDOLightening, 2009118 x 79 inches (300 x 200 cm)Drywall, acrylic paint, dirt on canvas

raFaël rOZeNDaalHotDoom.com, 2009Length: infinite (still)Website

The hOlebOOTh b23

iNFO312 BOWERyNEW yORK, Ny 10012USAT: 212 466 1100F: 212 466 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTHOLTON ROWER

hOlTON rOWerA Yearning in the Pollen Suspended in Front of You, 201281 x 69 inches (205.7 x 175.3 cm)Acrylic on wood

hOlTON rOWer8ad1a, 201266.5 x 62.5 x 1.5 inches (168.9 x 158.8 x 3.8 cm)Acrylic on wood

hOlTON rOWer8ad20a, 201281.5 x 74.5 x 1.5 inches (207 x 189.2 x 3.8 cm)Acrylic on wood

The pOOl NYcbOOTh D46

iNFO356 W 23RD ST 2BNEW yORK, Ny 10011USAT: 646 244 9783 / 347 257 4103 / +39 335 625 1723F: F: +39 055 247 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsPATRICK JACOBSBIANCA SFORNI MARTIN ROTH FABIO VIALE

paTricK JacObsStudy for Bathroom Window, 201211 x 14 x 8.75 inches (27.9 x 35.6 x 22)Diorama viewed through 2-inch window

marTiN rOThUntitled, 2012VariableRug and grass

FabiO vialeSkull, 20097 x 9.4 x 6 inches (18 x 24 x 16 cm)White marble

ThierrY GOlDberG GallerYbOOTh D36

iNFO103 NORFOLK STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10002USAT: 212 967 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsALISON BLICKLEMAyA BLOCHJEFFREy KESSEL NAAMA TSABAR

NOrFOlK GrOup eXhibiTiON iNsTallaTiONNORFOLK Group Exhibition Installation, 2011

Naama TsabarSinging Wall (Two), 201245 x 106 inches (114 x 269 cm)Wood, stage monitor, microphone

JeFFreY KesselUntitled, 201272 x 59 inchesOil on canvas

ThirD sTreamiNGbOOTh D41

iNFO10 GREENE STREET, 2ND FLOORNEW yORK, Ny 10013USAT: 646 370 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTALVIN BALTROP

alviN balTrOpThe Piers, 197712.5 x 7.75 inches (31.75 x 19.7 cm)Silver gelatin print

alviN balTrOpThe Piers, 1975–867.5 x 9.5 inches (19 x 24 cm)Silver-gelatin print

alviN balTrOpPier 52 (Gordon Matta Clark, “Day’s End,” Building cut), 1975–864 x 6.25 inches (10 x 15.9 cm)Silver-gelatin print

Y GallerYbOOTh c25

iNFO165 ORCHARD STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10002USAT: 718 406 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsALBERTO BOREA RyAN BROWN G.T. PELLIZZICHRISTOPH DRAEGER

rYaN brOWNWhite Obelisk, 2012 62 x 42 x 5 inches (157.5 x 106.5 x 12.5 cm) Ink, watercolor and acrylic on paper over metal

G.T. pelliZZiThe Red and the Black (detail), 2012 Dimenions availableDice and enamel on wood panels

alberTO bOreaUntitled / Sculpture Park, 2011 45 x 40 x 37 inches (114 x 101.5 x 94 cm) Stainless steel and mixed media

ZiNGmaGaZiNebOOTh D39

iNFO83 GRAND STREETNEW yORK, Ny 10013USAT: 212 966 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTsHIS AIRNESSMJ AIR JORDAN

bOris becKerBoom Boom, 20123.5 x 5.5 inchesAutograph signature / back cover of zingmagazine #23



532 GallerY ThOmas JaecKelbOOTh b14

iNFO532 W 25TH STREET (FIRST LANDING)NEW yORK, Ny 10001T: 917 701 [email protected]

FeaTureD arTisTIAN HUGHES

iaN huGhesBig Twist, 201296 x 136 inchesAcrylic on canvas

iaN huGhesTwisted FIgure, 201242 x 36 inchesAcrylic on canvas

iaN huGhesUntitled, 201274 x 102 inchesAcrylic on canvas

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184 Kent Avenue, B305Brooklyn, Ny 11211T 646 405 6942F 212 409 [email protected]

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