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Armory Show

Double Fair Report: The Armory Show and Art on Paper Pack a Punch in 2022

Both the Armory Show and Art on Paper took place this weekend, among others this crowded September. Here's what you missed.
By Farah Abdessamad
Skyline

September Events in New York City for the First Two Weeks

Events in New York City for those who are fair-minded, love opera, talks, and long walks to the Javits Center.
By Erin Taylor

Rising Star Artist Naudline Pierre Has Just Joined James Cohan Gallery

Pierre's paintings of evocative winged figures offer explosive emotional catharsis.
By Helen Holmes

Why the Armory Show’s 2021 Schedule Change Could Spell Doom for Small Galleries

By Helen Holmes

The Armory Show Booths Built to Stand Out on Instagram

By Adam Mrlik

A Lack of Excess Makes Spring/Break This Season’s Best Fair

By Paddy Johnson
The artist David Capra with his sausage dog, Teena, looking at "Puppy" by Jeff Koons.

An Animal Psychic Will Communicate With Fairgoers’ Pets at the Armory Show

By Osman Can Yerebakan

Armory Show to Award $10,000 AWARE Prize to a Woman Artist

By Helen Holmes

Armory Show Tour: A Fine Art Shipper on the Trends Being Sent to This Year’s Fairs

By Paddy Johnson

Spring/Break 2019 Looks More Like a Typical Fair, But the Best Booths Show Its Offbeat Heart

By Paddy Johnson

Armory Guide: Everything You Need to Know for NYC’s Biggest Art Fair Week

By Paddy Johnson

The 51 Artists, Curators, Directors and Dealers Changing the Art World in 2018

By Margaret Carrigan, Juliet Helmke and Guelda Voien

The Long Overlooked Female Artists Suddenly Getting Market Attention

By Margaret Carrigan
Anja Niemi, The Imaginary Cowboy.

Galleries Get It Right: NYC’s Not-to-Miss Spring Exhibitions Are All Female Solos

By Margaret Carrigan
An installation by David Kramer at Spring/Break 2017.

Art Fair Survival Guide: How to See Everything Without Hating Your Life

By Margaret Carrigan
Katya Grokhovsky, Immigrant Ball, 2018.

This Artist Threw a Party Where Immigrants Could Express Their Anger

By Margaret Carrigan
The Armory Show had hundreds of exhibitors. We couldn't find a single one that had sold art with Bitcoin, or even considered it. (Photo: Roberto Chamorro)

New York’s Biggest Art Fair Week Moves Dates—With One Exception

By Alanna Martinez
Jordan Belfort ala The Wolf of Wall Street Leo berating fairgoers for Dora Budor's performance MANICOMIO!, 2017.

Fake Leonardo DiCaprio at Frieze Art Fair Is Everything

By Alanna Martinez
Tahiti Pehrson, The Fates, commissioned by Art Art at Viacom.

A Recipe for the Perfect Art Fair

By Alanna Martinez
Sebastian Errazuriz's installation, titled The awareness of uncertainty, dangles above fairgoers.

The Armory Show’s Great Challenge: How to Surprise Visitors Who Have Seen It All

By Alanna Martinez
Jennifer Lopez.

Jennifer Lopez Takes New York in This Week’s Best Parties

By Zachary Weiss
Katie Cercone, Still from Swagophelia’s $ong of the Fleshy Wind, 2014. Curated by Rachel Phillips.

A Times Square Show for a New Generation

By Cait Munro
Coach Frank Gagliano speaking in an interview with The Shoe Addicts in their 2016 HOKA ONE ONE Coaching video series

Track and Field Icon Frank Gagliano Coaching in NYRR Millrose Games

By Jasmine Ting
The first work from David Hockney's "Woldgate Woods" series.

What Van Goghs Recovered From the Mafia Say About the Value of Art…And More

By Guelda Voien
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