4th edition and a new succes for the fRIEZE NY ART FAIR
May 20, 2015
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Randall's Island Park in Manhattan (NY) has recalled the attention and looks of the great collectors, dealers and art lovers around the world in the fourth edition of the Frieze Art Fair. |
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From 14 to 17 May, the huge marquee feature FRIEZE brought together more than 180 contemporary art galleries worldwide including the Spanish participated Elba Benítez (Madrid), Espaivisor (Valencia) and Four Crossing (Madrid / Guadalajara-Mexico).
NY FRIEZE has galleries with an eye to the future of art, a dynamic and emerging art embodied in more than 1,000 international artists in addition to the Frieze Projects program, devoted to proposals designed especially for the show, and Frieze Talks, the program panel discussions and lectures at the fair.
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The fair, twinned with Frieze London, also includes Frame section dedicated to presenting emerging artists in solo galleries. Frieze is also one of the few fairs that focus on contemporary art and living artists, gallery owners consider something very interesting to revalue its products, as Jeff Burch, the director of the New York gallery PACE explains.
"We come here because it is one of the few fairs that teach young art, sold for $ 10,000, and yet very established artists, who could sell their pieces for $ 5 million," said Burch.
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The contemporary approach to FRIEZE out in proposals such as the Spanish gallery Crossing Four and original flower vases designed in two dimensions by Mexican Milena Muzquiz that relies on direct action with the audience you are invited to buy flowers as if a florist is involved.
The big news which includes the 2015 edition of the fair is the introduction of "Spotlight", a new section for solo presentations of art of the twentieth century, under the leadership of Brazilian Adriano Pedrosa, mimics one of the most applauded his efforts same name on the other side of the Atlantic.
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