Houston Fine Art Fair 2012

September 14-16, 2012

Reliant CenterOne Reliant Park, Houston, TX

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Welcome to the Second Annual Houston Fine Art Fair

I invite you to explore the fantastic booth displays created by the 80 participating galleries. The fair presents a range of important artwork from contemporary and modern masters, emerging and mid-career, to today’s hottest stars. Explore the awe-inspiring public installations and eye-popping sculptures.

Take a seat for the highly informative and entertaining lectures program which brims with insider perspectives and advice. The panels are geared for both novice and experienced collectors. See the following pages for a description of these memorable events and displays.

The fair also proudly presents a sizable cross-section of the leading visual arts institutions from throughout the southwest region of America. Take some time to meet them and discover their wonderful programs.

The Selection Committee has worked long and hard in their efforts to present fairgoers with a dramatic viewing experience that provides access to the finest contemporary and post-war art on the market today. HFAF is again international in scope, proudly showcasing galleries from 11 countries.

I believe that HFAF is an excellent brand for the city of Houston - a dynamic metropolis that boasts 100 Museums and a world-class art community. It is our intent to establish this event as the premiere “must-attend” art fair in the southwest region, and the prime access point for Latin America. We have barnstormed around the state, and promoted around the nation in efforts to attract the most ardent and passionate art lovers in this part of the country.

I want to thank our local show advisors, MKG Art Management, not only for their major contributions evidenced here at Reliant Center, but for their producing the amazing HFAF ArtWeek lineup of extraordinary and fun events.

On behalf of Melissa Grobmyer, Janet Hobby and their team, our sponsors, our distinguished Collectors Committee, and the entire HEG Shows team, we hope you enjoy the fair experience.

Rick Friedman Rick Friedman Executive Director and Founder

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Table of ContentsPrograms & Special Events .................... 4Acknowledgements ............................... 7Exhibitor Directory ................................. 8Show Floor ............................................ 9Alfredo Ginocchio ................................. 10Antena Estudio ..................................... 11Anya Tish Gallery ............................ 12,13Arevalo Gallery..................................... 14Art From The World Gallery .................. 15ART NOUVEAU GALLERY ....................... 16Art-Variant Projects .............................. 17Artered Gallery ..................................... 18Avis Frank Gallery ................................ 19Barbara Davis Gallery ..................... 20,21Beatriz Esguerra Art ............................. 22Bentley Gallery .................................... 23C. Grimaldis Gallery ............................. 24Catherine Couturier (formerly John Cleary Gallery) .............. 25Cernuda Arte ........................................ 26Cheryl Hazan Contemporary Art ........... 27ClampArt ............................................. 28Collage Habana Gallery ........................ 29Cynthia Corbett Gallery ........................ 30DARKE I gallery .................................... 31David Shelton Gallery ........................... 32Deborah Colton Gallery ........................ 33Devin Borden Gallery ........................... 34Dillon Gallery ....................................... 35Drexel Galeria ...................................... 36Eckert Fine Art ..................................... 37Evan Lurie Gallery ................................ 38Flowers Gallery .................................... 39Galeria Moro ....................................... 40Galerie Kashya Hildebrand ................... 41Gallery Sonja Roesch ........................... 42GALLERY TABLEAU ............................... 43Gonzalez y Gonzalez ............................ 44Hempel Design .................................... 45HEXTON I modern and contemporary .....46Hollis Taggart Galleries ......................... 47Hiram Butler Gallery ........................ 48,49Holly Johnson Gallery .......................... 50Hooks-Epstein Galleries ....................... 51J. Cacciola Gallery ............................... 52

Jerald Melberg Gallery ......................... 53Koelsch Gallery .................................... 54Kopeikin Gallery ................................... 55La Casona Art Gallery ........................... 56LewAllen Galleries ............................... 57Luis De Jesus Los Angeles ................... 58Luis Pérez Galería ................................ 59Margaret Thatcher Projects .................. 60McClain Gallery .................................... 61McKenzie Fine Art, Inc. ......................... 62McMurtrey Gallery ............................... 63Morton Fine Art .................................... 64New Image Art .................................... 65Pan American Art Projects .................... 66Patricia Conde Galería .......................... 67Pavel Zoubok Gallery ...................... 68,69Pictura Gallery ..................................... 70Polyglot................................................ 71Pristine Galerie .................................... 72Projects Gallery .................................... 73Salar Galeria de Arte ............................ 74Sammer Gallery LLC ............................ 75Schroeder Romero & Shredder............. 76Sicardi Gallery ..................................... 77Susan Eley Fine Art ............................. 78Talley Dunn Gallery .............................. 79ten472 Contemporary Art ..................... 80The McLoughlin Gallery ....................... 81THE MISSION ....................................... 82Thomas Paul Fine Art - Art of the New America ........................ 83TOCA / Galeria ..................................... 84Tomlinson Kong Contemporary............. 85Universal Limited Art Editions .............. 86Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden ................................. 87Villa del Arte galleries........................... 88Von Lintel Gallery ................................. 89Wade Wilson Art ................................... 90Western Project ................................... 91Woolff Gallery ...................................... 92Zane Bennett Contemporary Art ........... 93Zoya Tommy / PG Contemporary Gallery ..................... 94

Supporting Sponsors: Compliments ofFayez Sarofim

Special Thanks…

Show Hours:

Fri., Sept. 14 & Sat., Sept. 15: 11am-7pm Sun., Sept. 16: 11am-6pm

Houston Fine Art Fair is produced by 631-283-5505

Media Sponsors:

Cultural Partners:

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Programs and Special Events Programs and Special Events

Created for both art loving locals and our visiting out-of-towners, we have produced a bodacious and action-packed week of glamorous events. Several events are for VIP cardholders, others are open to the public. For

detailed info on off-site events, go to www.houstonfineartfair.com.

Thursday, September 136-9pm – VIP Opening Preview PartyVIP Pass holders, 6-7:30 pmPreferred Pass holders, 7:30-9 pmBenefiting The Core Program of the Glassell School of Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

Friday, September 14

Fair Hours: 11am to 7pm Events below are free admission to all fair attendees in the theater.

12pm – From Vision to Reality: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Presented by Don Bacigalupi, Director, The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Don Bacigalupi will introduce us to The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, which opened with great anticipation in November of 2011 in Bentonville, Arkansas. He describes how the Museum successfully unites art and landscape, and reviews prominent works from its spectacular collection.

1pm – Curatorial talk MFAH Core FactorWith noted collectors Brad Bucher and Victoria Lightman. Join the curators as they discuss the importance of the Core program and its influence in the contemporary art world. Talk will be held in the MFAH Core Factor exhibition space at the front of the fair.

2pm – Art As InvestmentModerated by Fran Kaufman, Art Advisor, Art + Banking. An exploration of the economic and emotional investment in an artwork, and how we balance them. Panelists: Brad Bucher, Private Collector; Tabitha Doby, Partner and Director of Appraisals, MKG Art Management; Barbara Gamson, Private Collector, Houston; Jessica Phifer, Assoc. VP, Christie’s.

4pm – Art Business & ValueModerated by Janet H. Moore, Lecturer, Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice University. What is art worth? How do experts figure out the value of a particular piece of art, and how should you? Discover the “art and science” of art evaluation. Panelists: Ian Peck, CEO & Founder, Art Capital Group; James Weston, Associate Professor of Finance, Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice University, Katja Zigerlig, VP, Art, Wine & Jewelry, Private Client Group, Chartis Insurance & Gabriela Palmieri, Senior Vice President, Contemporary Art, Sotheby’s, New York. Sponsored by the Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice University.

Saturday, September 15Fair Hours: 11am to 7pm

12pm – Trading Ideas: The Curator and the Art MarketDiscussion with Claudia Schmuckli, Director & Chief Curator, Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston; Michelle White, Curator, the Menil Collection; Janet Phelps, Independent Curator & Advisor, Houston. The discussion will address opportunities and challenges in the context of both collecting and non-collecting institutions while also high-lighting the role of independent curators and curatorial programming within the art fair setting.

1:15pm – Artist as Designer: The Role of Function and Design in Contemporary ArtPresented by Rebecca Kong, co-founder of Artware Editions. She will present a brief history, examples of collaborations, and an understanding of design’s place in the art market. Kong will give a visual presentation of how contemporary artists confront functionality in their work.

2pm – Defining Reality: Art and the Discussion of it Online Moderated by Michael Petry, Director of MOCA London. This panel explores the fine and converging line between real and digital images Panelists: Kelly Klaasmeyer, Editor of Glasstire; Tyler Rudick, Staff Writer, CultureMap; Massa Lemu, Artist & Critical Studies Fellow at the Core Program, Glassel School of Art, MFAH.

3pm – A Conversation with Cheech Marin Interviewed by Catherine Anspon, PaperCity Magazine’s Fine Arts Editor and author Texas Artists Today. Primarily known as an actor and comic (half of the comedy team Cheech and Chong) Marin has developed the finest private collection of Chicano art in the country. He states, “Chicano art is American

art. My goal is to bring Chicano to the forefront of the art world.” His traveling exhibition broke attendance records during its groundbreaking 15 city tour during 2007-2011. At HFAF, he curates the Thomas Paul Gallery booth (#201) to introduce the next generation of gifted Chicano artists, all of whom are from Texas.

4pm – Art & the City: Building a Public Collection Moderated by Matthew Lennon, Director of Civic Art and Design, Houston Arts Alliance. Panelists: Karen Farber, Director of the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts, Houston, & Libbie Masterson, Artist. Sunday, September 16Fair Hours: 11am to 6pm

12pm – The Mainstream and Other: Collecting Photography Moderated by Wendy Watriss, Artistic Director & Co-Founder of FotoFest International. The panel will explore the history of photography collecting, the state of the fine art photography market today, who is collecting photography, and how gallerists decide on who they represent and why. Panelists: Anne Tucker, Gus & Lyndall Wortham Curator of Photography, MFAH; Maria Ines Sicardi, Sicardi Gallery; John MacMohan, photography collector and venture capitalist, NYC; Paul Kopeikin, Kopeikin Gallery.

2pm – Houston Film Society ShowingHouston Cinema Arts Festival 2012: Visiting Artists Preview Program.Come preview a tantalizing selection of short films by several of the media artists whose work will be featured in the upcoming Houston Cinema Arts Festival, scheduled for November 7-11. The artists bridge the worlds of visual, performing, and media art, and reflect the multi-arts focus of the festival.

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He was one of the youngest ever to be featured in the prestigious Whitney Biennial exhibitions. (2000 and 2002). He has had one person exhibitons at CAMH, Modern Art Museum at Fort Worth, and MoCA, North Miami. Mr. Hancock was a 2002 Core Artist in Residence at the Glassell School of Art, MFAH. He will receive the HFAF Artist of the Year Award on Thurs., Sept. 13, at 8pm, at the Talley Dunn Gallery booth–and will appear in the Theater on Sunday, Sept. 16 at 4pm.

Trenton Doyle Hancock

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4pm – A Conversation with Trenton Doyle Hancock, HFAF Artist of the Year. Hosted by Alison de Lima GreeneCurator, Contemporary Art and Special Projects, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and Valerie Cassel Oliver, Senior Curator, Contemporary Art Museum, Houston.Come enjoy a very special discussion between HFAF Artist of the Year, Trenton Doyle Hancock, and Houston’s own Alison de Lima Green & Valerie Cassel Oliver, as they explore Trenton’s themes and thought process in his compelling work.

Installations

HFAF proudly showcases the art from eight current Fellows and unveils the art works of the four new incoming Fellows. This is an opportunity to meet the artists, while supporting

their efforts as their works are available for acquisition. (In front of fair, right side)

Curated by elite art collectors Brad Bucher and Victoria Lightman. Sponsored by Chartis Insurance.Discover the art of 12 remarkable graduates of the Core program who have gone on and achieved national and international acclaim. Featuring the work of Mequitta Ahuja, Amy

Blakemore, Leandro Erhlich, Trenton Doyle Hancock. Todd Hebert, Leslie Hewitt, Julie Mehretu, Demetrius Oliver, Aaron Parazette, Shazia Sikander, Hilary Wilder. (In the front of the fair.-right side)

FotoFest – Focus on Latin American Photography, 1890’s-1940’s.In the front of the fair- left sideIn HFAF’s effort to present the best art of the Americas, FotoFest honors and salutes Latin American photography. View rare images

from important historical archives which were only recently re-discovered by scholars and curators.

HFAF Official Bookstore—Curate carries new and vintage art, fashion and pop culture books-many signed editions.

The Art Exhibition

The 2012 art fair features 80 respected local, national and international galleries from 11 countries. We also present 22 Sponsor/CulturalPartners on the show floor. In addition to dramatic booth layouts, the fair presents smaller booths configurations, divided into two categories.

These participating galleries provide an intensive single artist display.

This section presents promising start-up stage galleries. Discover exciting up-and coming artists from some of the most vibrant emerging galleries in America.

Please note: All events subject to change. Check website for updates.

AcknowledgementsAdvisory Panel

Collectors Committee

VIP Lounge The following manufacturers and suppliers have generously lent

their products and time in support of the Patrons of Art:

We would like to single out a few people without whom the fair would not be the same. Marshal and Victoria Lightman, Melissa Grobmyer, Janet Hobby, Lauren Humphrey,

Emmelie Kopp, Marta Fredericks, Fran Kaufman, Catherine Anspon, Amy Purvis, Brad Bucher.

The following galleries have generously lent their work for an installation curated by Lauren Rottet:

Special Thanks: Melissa Grobmyer, Evan Rottet, Bill Arning and Lauren Rottet, Melody Faircloth & Ashleigh Rogers

Collectors Lounge

Ligne Roset Houston Koroseal Interior Products

Impressions Architectural Millwork Madison Lily Rugs

McClain Gallery Barbara Davis Gallery Talley Dunn Gallery

ACS Flooring Group, LLC Knoll Houston

The Hamptons Expo Team

Local Show Advisors

Brad & Leslie BucherJereann Chaney

Alison de Lima Greene

Joe HavelCecily Horton

George & Linda Kelly

Mimi KilgoreMarshal & Victoria Lightman

Mari Carmen Ramirez

Catherine AnsponKarol & Paul BarnhartLeslie & Jack BlantonKelli & Eddy Blanton

Minnette BoeselCharles Butt

Karol Kreymer & Robert CardClaudia & Roberto Contreras

Marita & JB FairbanksGreg Fourticq

Debra & Dan FriedkinJo & Jim Furr

Barbara & Michael GamsonHeidi & David Gerger

Eleanor & Dan GilbaneLiz & Tom Glanville

Jonathon Glus & Alton LaDayBrenda & William Goldberg

Melanie Lawson & John Guess

Terri & John Havens

Diana & Russell HawkinsMolly & Ford Hubbard

Jill F. JewettToby Kamps

Carol & Neil KelleyIsabel Lummis

Judy & Rodney MargolisDr. Penelope Gonzalez &

Lester MarksPoppi Massey

Tatiana & Craig MasseyCatherine & George Masterson

Lisa & Will MathisElisabeth & Brian McCabe

Kate McConnicoPeter McStravick

Marc MelcherCarol Neuberger

Judy & Scott NyquistSarah & David Pesikoff

Amy Purvis

Kathryn & Richard RabinowMinnette Robinson

Courtney & Christopher Sarofim

Leslie & Shannon SasserClaudia Schmuckli

Carson & Arthur SeeligsonLisa & Russell SherrillLeigh & Reggie Smith

Sara Dodd & Keith Spickelmier

Eliza & Stuart StedmanAliyya & Herman Stude

Cynthia TolesBridget & Patrick Wade

Shelley & Andy WeathersMarcy & Tom WesselAndrea & Bill White

Cyvia & Melvyn WolffLea Weingarten

Rick Friedman, Executive Director/FounderRich Ferrante, Group Sales DirectorMark Drucker, Development Director

Marilyn Lew, Business OperationsAnn Chwatsky, Business Operations

Ivo Tomasini, Web DesignerAdam D. Smith, Art Director

Eric Romano and Sarah Haselwood,Space Design + Production

Fran Kaufman, Creative Advisor, Art + Banking

Melissa Grobmyer, Janet Hobby and the MKG Art Management team

Public Relations: Dancie Ware Public Relations (DPWPR), Marta Fredericks, Laura Jones, Kim Stinebaker, Sara Owen

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Show DirectoryAlfredo Ginocchio .............................................. 412Antena Estudio ..................................................S14Anya Tish Gallery .........................................311/S3Arevalo Gallery.................................................. 210Art From The World Gallery ........................400/401ART NOUVEAU GALLERY .................................... 402Art-Variant Projects ...........................................S13Artered Gallery .................................................. 515Avis Frank Gallery ...........................................106ABarbara Davis Gallery ..................................313/S2Beatriz Esguerra Art .......................................... 303Bentley Gallery.................................................. 209C. Grimaldis Gallery .......................................... 413Catherine Couturier (formerly John Cleary Gallery) ............................S11Cernuda Arte ..................................................... 502Cheryl Hazan Contemporary Art ........................ 510ClampArt .......................................................... 104Collage Habana Gallery .....................................S12Cynthia Corbett Gallery ..................................... 403DARKE I gallery ..........................................202/204David Shelton Gallery ..........................................S8Deborah Colton Gallery ..................................... 416Devin Borden Gallery ..........................................S1Dillon Gallery ......................................................S9Drexel Galeria ................................................... 512Eckert Fine Art .................................................. 503Evan Lurie Gallery ............................................. 408Flowers Gallery ................................................. 302Galeria Moro .................................................... 107Galerie Kashya Hildebrand ................................ 207Gallery Sonja Roesch ........................................ 410GALLERY TABLEAU ............................................ 415Gonzalez y Gonzalez ......................................... 103Hempel Design ................................................. 112HEXTON I modern and contemporary ................ 304Hiram Butler Gallery ................................315/S6/S7Hollis Taggart Galleries ...................................... 308Holly Johnson Gallery ....................................... 208Hooks-Epstein Galleries .................................... 106J. Cacciola Gallery ............................................ 110Jerald Melberg Gallery ...................................... 406Koelsch Gallery .................................................S10Kopeikin Gallery ................................................ 300La Casona Art Gallery ........................................ 417LewAllen Galleries .....................................507/508Luis De Jesus Los Angeles ................................ 305Luis Pérez Galería ............................................. 511Margaret Thatcher Projects ............................... 310McClain Gallery ................................................. 307McKenzie Fine Art, Inc. ...................................... 504McMurtrey Gallery ............................................ 309Morton Fine Art ................................................... F7New Image Art ...............................................208APan American Art Projects ................................. 407Patricia Conde Galería ....................................... 411Pavel Zoubok Gallery ...................................306/S4Pictura Gallery .................................................. 414

Polyglot.............................................................S16

Pristine Galerie ................................................... F8

Projects Gallery ................................................. 516

Salar Galeria de Arte ......................................... 518

Sammer Gallery LLC ......................................... 102

Schroeder Romero & Shredder.......................... 206

Sicardi Gallery ....................................................S5

Susan Eley Fine Art ..........................................S15

Talley Dunn Gallery ........................................... 312

ten472 Contemporary Art ...........................517/519

The McLoughlin Gallery .................................... 211

THE MISSION .................................................... 509

Thomas Paul Fine Art - Art of the New America ... 201

TOCA / Galeria .................................................... F6

Tomlinson Kong Contemporary.......................... 105

Universal Limited Art Editions ........................... 314

Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden .......... 108

Villa del Arte galleries........................................ 514

Von Lintel Gallery .............................................. 200

Wade Wilson Art ................................................ 513

Western Project ................................................ 203

Woolff Gallery ................................................... 109

Zane Bennett Contemporary Art ........................ 505

Zoya Tommy / PG Contemporary Gallery ............. F5

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Lluís Barba - Archduke Leopold in his Picture Gallery in Brussels after David Teniers, from the series Travellers in Time. ................. INST 1

The Art Guys - Picture This ............................ INST 2

Jay Shinn - Double Bend .............................. INST 3

Troy Stanley - Zephyr Transplanted ............... INST 4

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ANR Transport ..................................................... P1

Art+Culture Magazine ........................................ M2

Art League Houston .......................................... P15

art ltd................................................................. M3

Art Nexus ........................................................... M1

Big Medium ........................................................ P9

CrateWorks ......................................................... P2

Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts at the University of Houston .............................. P10

Dallas Art Dealers Association ........................... P16

DiverseWorks..................................................... M5

Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at the University of Oklahoma/City Arts Center ............ P12

Houston Arts Alliance .......................................... P7

Houston Center for Photography ....................... P14

Houston Cinema Arts Society .............................. P3

HYPA .................................................................. P8

MFAH ........................................................500/501

MKG Art Management ........................................ M4

Papercity Bookstore/Curate Books .................... P13

Southwest School of Art .................................... P11

The Blanton Museum of Art ................................. P5

The Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts ............... P6

Winter Street Studios/Spring Street Studios ........ P4

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Alfredo GinocchioArquímedes 175, Polanco, México D.F., 11570 MéxicoTel 5255-5254-8813 Fax 5255-5255-56909www.ginocchiogaleria.com [email protected]

Alfredo Ginocchio, Director; Paola Contreras, Assistant Director

Alfredo Ginocchio gallery was founded in 1988. Its main objective is the international promotion of Mexican and Latin American artists. For over 24 years the gallery has participated in important international art fairs in the United States, Europe and Latin America. The gallery has prepared more than 139 solo and group exhibitions at the gallery and has also participated in the formation of art collections and collaborated with major museums in Mexico and Latin America. The Gallery is dedicated to neofiguration of modern, established artists such as Santiago Carbonell, Roberto Cortázar and Bruno Widmann. Especially dedicated in neofiguration to modern and contemporary art, Alfredo Ginocchio encourages a new generation of young emerging artists: Ofill Echevarría, Claudio Gallina, Xevi Vilaro, Demian Flores, Cesar Rangel, Hugo Lugo and Luis Selem among others.

Artists Represented: Santiago Carbonell, Roberto Cortázar, Bruno Widmann, Roger Mantegani, Claudio Gallina, Carlos Ríos, Hugo Lugo, Ofill Echevarría, Luis Selem, Cesar Rangel, Ale de la Puente, Demian Flores, Reynaldo Díaz Zesati, Xevi Vilaró, Víctor Rodríguez, Andy Warhol, Hiroshi Sugimoto

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Hugo Lugo, Estudio para escenificar el vuelo, 2012, Ink and Goauche on Cotton Paper, 103 x 75 cm

Antena Estudio presentsLaura Ortiz VegaVicente de Guemes 225, Mexico City, 11000 MexicoTel 52155-85-66-01-42www.antenaestudio.com [email protected]

Andres Basurto, Co-Director; Laura Ortiz Vega, Co-Director

Antena Estudio is an Artist-run gallery created in the year 2005 by artists Andrés Basurto and Laura Ortiz Vega. Our mission is to promote the work of young, emerging, contemporary, Mexican and International artists, functioning at the same time as a project dedicated to the creation of a new generation of collectors. We exhibit artists that through their work incorporate vernacular traditional techniques of representation with different notions of popular culture. Our intention is to capture the viewer’s attention through the craftsmanship that each artwork possesses. With a simple and direct presentations we create experiences of intimacy and thought.

Artists Represented: Andrés Basurto, Arián Dylan, Rocio Infestas, Laura Ortiz Vega, Fernando Rascón, Álvaro Verduzco

Laura Ortiz Vega, Guadalajara Sunday, 2012, Thread & bees wax on board, 18 x 24 inches

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Anya Tish Gallery presentsKatja Loher4411 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, TX 77006Tel 713-524-2299 Mobile 832-244-0868www.anyatishgallery.com [email protected]

Anya Tish, Owner/Director; Anne Simpson, Gallery Assistant; Sharon Neyland, Consultant/Curator

Anya Tish Gallery presents: KATJA LOHER: “Multiverse” New York-based Swiss artist Katja Loher, one of a new generation of innovative video artists, abandons traditional settings for video projections and, instead, creates spatial video objects by incorporating sculpture with video. She does this by encasing video in hand-blown glass sculptures, called ‘Bubbles’, as well as projecting video onto surfaces of suspended weather balloons, which she calls “Videoplanets”. Born in 1979 in Zurich, Katja Loher has had solo exhibitions in the United States, Israel, Italy, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic, and her work is currently featured in a solo exhibition at the Museu Brasileiro da Escultura in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Artists Represented: Solo Presentation of Katja Loher “Multiverse”

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Katja Loher, Multiverse, 2011/12, Video Installation (detail)

Anya Tish Gallery4411 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, TX 77006Tel 713-524-2299 Mobile 832-244-0868www.anyatishgallery.com [email protected]

Anya Tish, Owner/Director; Anne Simpson, Gallery Assistant; Sharon Neyland, Consultant/Curator

Anya Tish Gallery, established in 1996 in Houston, Texas, is dedicated to the promotion of international emerging and mid-career artists. By representing artists from diverse cultural traditions, the gallery provides a conduit for artists who address pertinent social and environmental issues. The gallery exhibits works in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, photography and video, emphasizing a strong correlation between concept and materials.

Artists Represented: Adela Andea, HJ Bott, William Cannings, Pawel Dutkiewicz, Vincent Falsetta, Simeen Farhat, Orna Feinstein, George Grochocki, Katja Loher, Marcelyn McNeil, Neva Mikulicz, Charlotte Smith, Maxim Wakultschik, Carlos Zerpabzueta

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Maxim Wakultschik, Multipersonality #28, 2012, Oil on wood, 40 x 37 x 2.5 inches

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Arevalo Gallery151 NE 40th St, Miami, FL 33137Tel 305-860-3311www.arevalogallery.com [email protected]

Francisco Arevalo, Director; Karina Delaney, Manager

Arevalo Gallery has been established both for promotion of 20th Century Latina American and International Art, and for a greater understanding of the relationships between modern art movements and their influence on contemporary art.

Artists Represented: Valerio Adamis, Macaparana, Anibal Catalan, Mariela Agois, Universal Constructivism, Argentinian Concretism, Brazilian Concrete and Neoconcrete, Optic/Kinetic, GRAV, Chromo/Kinetism, Group Zero, Cuban Concretism

Carlos Cruz Diez, Physichromie No 670, 1973, Mixed media, 60 x 60 cm

210 Art From The World Gallery1114 Villa Bergamo Court, Houston, TX 77094Tel 832-419-5592www.ArtFromTheWorld.net [email protected]

Mauricio Vallejo, Co-director; Liliana Molina, Co-director

Our experience in art began twenty years ago as private dealers, gallery directors and exhibit organizers. Art From The World was incorporated in Houston, Texas in 2003. Thenceforth our focus has been in modern, postwar and contemporary art. Our inventory is comprised of masters and well-known artists from Europe, North America and Latin America. We buy the art works directly from the artists since we represent them. Based on our integrity and experience, our objective is to make the process of acquiring art an enriching and accessible experience for you, thus making art available to homes, offices and public places. We strongly believe that choosing the pieces with diligence and careful consideration have a positive impact on the space for which they are designed. Moreover, collecting art not only enriches you, but it is also a financial investment.

Artists Represented: Fernando Botero, Robert Indiana, Igor Mitoraj, Julio Larraz, Carlos Luna, Hugo Zapata, Gustavo Velez, Johan Barrios and Anibal Vallejo, among others

Fernando Botero (b. 1932), A Couple, 2011, Oil on canvas, 37.5 x 29.5 inches

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ART NOUVEAU GALLERY348 NW 29th Street, Miami, FL 33127Tel 305-573-4661 Fax 305-573-4662

Calle 73 con Ave. 3H, Edif. San Francisco de Paola,Maracaibo, Zulia, VenezuelaTel 58-261-793-2780www.artnouveaumiami.com [email protected]

Elizabeth Castillo, Director; Georgina Chumaceiro, Director; Carolina Caraccia, Manager

Art Nouveau Galeria was founded in Maracaibo, Venezuela by Elizabeth Castillo and in 2010 they opened a branch in the Art Wynwood district in Miami, known as Art Nouveau Gallery with her partner Georgina Chumaceiro.The gallery features modern and contemporary art with a focus on Geometric Abstraction Art, widely explored in Latin America, and ranges from emerging and mid-career artists to major historical art figures such Carlos Cruz-Diez and Jesus Rafael Soto. These artists have exhibited widely in museums and institutions in Venezuela but for many mid-career Venezuelan and Colombian artists, Art Nouveau Gallery contributes to achieve international recognition, and they are regularly included in prestigious art fairs as Art Miami since 1992, FIA Caracas since 1999 and The Armory Show since 2012.

Artists Represented: Alberto Cavalieri, Abel Ventoso, Rafael Barrios, Jonidel Mendoza, Hector Ramirez, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Carlos Medina, Antonio Asis, Luis Tomasello

Abel Ventoso, Vo3, 2010, High Density Polymeric, 52 x 52 inches

402 Art-Variant Projects presentsH. Jennings Sheffield1220 N. Dearborn Parkway Suite 3,Chicago, IL 60610Tel 312-208-5399www.art-variant.com [email protected]

Inna Suvorov, Owner and Director;

Art-Variant was founded in 2011 as an innovative gallery and pop-up space dedicated to showing an eclectic mix of international emerging artists. Our curatorial program’s focus is to exhibit cutting-edge contemporary art which is original, pushes boundaries, but shows reverence for art history.

Artists Represented: Douglas Bosley, Frol Boundin, Azadeh Gholizadeh, Chris Kienke, Hyunju Kim, Livia Ortiz, Erik Patton, H. Jennings Sheffield, Toko Shiiki, Frank “Yefeng” Wang

H. Jennings Sheffield, Tethered 3, Mixed media, 32 x 43 inches

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Artered Gallery70 Kenmare StreetNew York, NY 10012Tel [email protected]

Angela Fabregas, Director

Artered Gallery serves as an art comprehensive advisory on the acquisition of artwork for the general public, corporations and private collectors. We focus on contemporary art, and our goal is to develop and advance appropriate art and art projects that endure and retain aesthetic value. The company has its based in New York with international exposure and currently showcasing artwork in Barcelona.

Artists Represented: Marco Maggi, Adrián Guerrero, Jacob El Hanini, Francisco Fernandez, Siro, Katherine D. Crone, Niemand, Gavin Rain

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Adrián Guerrero, Colocaciones, 2011, Ceramics, 30 x 50 inches

Avis Frank Gallery1606 White Oak Drive, Houston, TX 77009Tel 713-231-8967 Fax 888-834-9548www.avisfrank.com [email protected]

David Hardaker, Owner; Carrie Hardaker, Owner

Avis Frank is a contemporary art gallery specializing in national and regional mid-career artists in all media. We focus on artists that work within a social or historical context.

Artists Represented: McKay Otto, Joseph Cohen, Benito Huerta, Patrick Renner, Ray Phillips, Steve Brudniak, Kimber Berry, Patrick Medrano, Michael Arcieri, Doug Cason, Ann Stautberg, Lisa Qualls, Gary Parkins, Zepeda

Joseph Cohen, Proposition 329, 2012, Pigment, gold, tape, acrylic latex, oil, and varnish on birch, 53.5 x 40 inches

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Barbara Davis Gallery4411 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, TX 77006Tel 713-520-9200 Fax 713-520-8409www.barbaradavisgallery.com [email protected]

Barbara Davis, Owner

For 30 years, Barbara Davis Gallery has brought groundbreaking contemporary art to Houston. Driven by her intuitive sensibilities and perennially fresh vision, Barbara Davis has championed a generation of significant contemporary artists. In the process, she has challenged a generation of art collectors to see the beauty and value in their work through dialogs and panel discussions with prominent museum curators and artists from across genres. She has launched the careers of international artists such as Julie Mehretu, Shahziah Sikander, and Danish painter Mie Olise, having given Mehretu her first gallery exhibition and Olise her first U.S. exhibition. Barbara Davis Gallery was one of the first in Texas included in the prestigious Art Basel Miami Beach art fair and its exhibitions have been reviewed in international publications such as ArtForum, Art in America, Art News, Flash Art International, The Art Economist, and The New York Times.

Artists Represented: Andrea Bianconi, Joe Davidson, Paul Fleming, Robert Kelly, Donald Lipski, Joe Mancuso, Daniel McFarlane, Mie Olise, Gavin Perry, Danny Rolph, Jay Shinn, Anthony Thompson Shumate, Julie Soefer, Troy Stanley, Jason Yates, John Baldessari, Jonathan Borofsky, Louise Bourgeois, Joseph Bueys, Chris Burden, Chuck Close, Joseph Cornell, Tony Cragg, Gunther Forg, Adam Fuss, Zaha Hadid, Jenny Holzer, Zhang Huan, Robert Longo, Sally Mann, Julie Mehretu, Yehudit Sasportas, Richard Serra, Shahzia Sikander, Kiki Smith

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Danny Rolph, Enterprise 12, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 122 x 153 cm.

Barbara Davis Gallery presentsJoe Mancuso4411 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, TX 77006Tel 713-520-9200 Fax 713-520-8409www.barbaradavisgallery.com [email protected]

Barbara Davis, Owner

Half Rest is a site-specific installation by artist Joe Mancuso that is both dynamic and rhythmical. Monumental in size, Mancuso’s Water Lilies envelop the exterior of the booth, inviting the viewer to experience the intricacy of nature and organic form. His sculpture, Poly Bouquet, sustains the movement and flow, as each delicate flower evokes a sense of space through meticulous attention to detail. Lastly, Mancuso’s painting Concerto resonates with rhythm, as ribbons of latex intertwine upon the canvas to create an all-encompassing work. Half Rest is a lyrical and awe-inspiring installation, which is reflected by Mancuso’s subtle, powerful works.

About the artist: Internationally known artist, Joe Mancuso, currently lives and works in Houston, Texas. He received his MFA from Indiana University and BFA from Colorado State University. Mancuso’s solo exhibitions have included the Museum of Fine Arts Houston; the El Paso Museum of Art; AR Contemporary, Milan, Italy; New York University; and Galveston Art Center. His group exhibitions have included the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH); Hillwood Art Museum, Brookeville, New York; ArtPace, San Antonio, Texas; the McKinney Avenue Contemporary (MAC), Dallas, Texas; Serio Tossi Contemporary, Florence, Italy; New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans, Louisiana; Art Cologne, Cologne, Germany; Galerie Rotoff, Karlsruhe, Germany; the Phoenix Art Museum; the Blaffer Gallery at the University of Houston; and Kiyo Hagashi Gallery, Los Angeles, California.

Joe Mancuso, Bouquet, Polywood, 96 x 96 x 10 inches

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Bentley Gallery4161 North Marshall Way, Scottsdale, Arizona 85251Tel 480-946-6060 Fax 480-941-0078www.bentleygallery.com [email protected]

Bentley Calverley, Director; John Reyes, Director-Secondary Market; Craig Randich, Sales Associate

Bentley Gallery in Scottsdale is synonymous with significant contemporary painting and sculpture in the Southwest. The gallery represents artists from the US and Europe, along with Asian antiquities and secondary market works from late 19th century to the Modern era. Exhibitions at Bentley Gallery have ranged from Helen Frankenthaler’s abstractions and Pat Steir’s waterfall paintings, to Charles Arnoldi’s color block paintings and John Sonsini’s portraits of Mexican day workers. The gallery’s roster also includes carefully considered mid-career and emerging artists. Bentley Projects in Phoenix inhabits an historical warehouse that accomodates super large works of art. Jennifer Bartlett’s houses, Jim Dine’s massive Venus de Milos, and Anthony Caro’s steel sculptures have come alive in this unique space. Bentley is committed to connecting collectors and admirers with the perfect works of art. After 22 years in Scottsdale, Bentley Gallery will relocate in November to its Phoenix location.

Artists Represented: Charles Arnoldi, Darcy Badiali, Jennifer Bartlett, Dominique Blain, Daniel Brice, Michael David, Woods Davy, Tamara de Lempicka, Lawrence Fodor, Judith Foosaner, Makoto Fujimura, Jimi Gleason, Jun Kaneko, Robert Kelly, David. T. Kessler, Judith Kruger, James Marshall, Ricardo Mazal, Matt Moulthrop, Philip Moulthrop, Mark Pomilio, Don Reitz, Richard Serra, Bobby Silverman, John Sonsini, Devorah Sperber, Jeremy Thomas, Bernar Venet, Carrie Mae Weems, Denise Yagmourian, and Hiro Yokose.

Devorah Sperber, After van Eyck, 2006, 5025 Spools of thread, aluminum ball chain and hanging apparatus, clear acrylic sphere, steel stand, 96 x100 x 60 inches

209Beatriz Esguerra ArtCra. 16 # 86A-31, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, ColombiaTel 571-530-0339 Fax 571-530-0339

Museo Vault, 346 NW 29th Street, Miami, FL 33127 Cell 941-448-0918 www.beatrizesguerra-art.com [email protected]

Beatriz Esguerra, Director; Zoila Torregroza, Assistant

Founded in 2000 in Bogotá, Colombia, Beatriz Esguerra Art is a gallery that promotes the work of Colombian and international contemporary artists, who are rigorously selected based upon the quality of their work, their training and professionalism in the field. Beatriz Esguerra Art provides consultation and services in commercializing art, curating exhibits and collections and organizing art events. Its webpage, www.beatrizesguerra-art.com, is continually updated with the gallery’s and artists’ exhibits and activities, works available for sale, and local and international art market news. With an academic training in art history and more than 25 years experience in the field, Beatriz Esguerra, director of Beatriz Esguerra Art, has achieved numerous private and corporate exhibits and projects, always abiding by her mission: to enrich lives through art, with integrity and professionalism. To exhibit at the HFAF: Janice Mehlman, Carol Young.

Artists Represented: Pedro Ruiz, Carolina Convers, Max Steven Grossman, Santiago Uribe-Holguin, Ismael Rivera, Alejandro Saiz, Antonio Tamayo, Carlos Nariño, Cesar Romero, Jairo Llano, Juan Guillermo Escobar, among others.

Carol Young, From the Series Memories and Taxonomies, 2012, Ceramic, Variable Dimensions

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C. Grimaldis Gallery523 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201Tel 410-539-1080 Fax 410-539-2229www.cgrimaldisgallery.com [email protected]

Constantine Grimaldis, Owner/Director; Rachel Rabinowitz, Associate; Jeremy Stern, Associate Director

The C. Grimaldis Gallery has continuously operated in Baltimore since 1977. It has established itself as Baltimore’s oldest contemporary art gallery, and an important venue in the region. The gallery specializes in post WWII American and European Art with an emphasis on contemporary sculpture.

Exhibiting Artists: Chul Hyun Ahn, Anthony Caro, Grace Hartigan, Jon Isherwood, Raoul Middleman, John Ruppert, Annette Sauermann

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Chul Hyun Ahn, Vertical Lines #5, 2012, Plywood, fluorescent lights, color gels, mirrors, 77.5 x 61.75 x 6.5 inches, Edition 2/3

Catherine Couturier formerly John Cleary Gallery

presentsMaggie Taylor 2635 Colquitt St, Houston, TX 77098

Tel 713-524-5070www.CatherineCouturier.com [email protected]

Catherine Couturier, Owner/Director; Joseph Roberts, Assistant Director; Brandon Dimit, Gallery Assistant

Catherine Couturier Gallery (formerly John Cleary Gallery) is Houston’s premier destination for fine art photography. We specialize in classic 20th century photographs and contemporary work of the highest quality. We enjoy finding that special image for the collector, be it by presenting an artist or medium previously unseen or a hard-to-find piece by a true master in the field. The gallery also sells a wide range of rare and vintage books and publications by many of today’s best-known contemporary artists.

Artists Represented: In honor of the second Houston Fine Art Fair, we are highlighting the work of Maggie Taylor. The gallery also carries the work of such notable fine art photographers as Elliott Erwitt, Andre Kertesz, Robert Doisneau, Mitch Dobrowner, Ansel Adams, Robert Mapplethorpe, Renate Aller, Susan Burnstine, and Henri Cartier-Bresson. We are also proud to be the first gallery in Texas granted access to the works of Vivian Maier, an exhibit of who’s work is currently on view in the gallery.

Maggie Taylor, The Experience, 2009, Archival inkjet print, 36x36 inches (other sizes available)

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Cernuda Arte3155 Ponce de León Blvd., Coral Gables, FL 33134Tel 305-461-1050 Fax 305-461-1063www.cernudaarte.com [email protected]

Ramon Cernuda, Director; Nercys Cernuda, Vice Director; Sergio Cernuda, Senior Art Consultant; Luisa Lignarolo, Senior Art Consultant

Cernuda Arte was founded in the year 2000, located in Coral Gables, Florida. The gallery specializes in Cuban and Latin American art encompassing works from the 19th Century through the Present, with an emphasis on Modern and Contemporary art.

Artists Represented: Joel Besmar, Fernando Botero, Claudio Bravo, Servando Cabrera Moreno, Li Domínguez Fong, Giosvany Echevarría, Carlos Enríquez, Reynier Ferrer, Miguel Florido, Flora Fong, Dayron González, Irina Elén González, Vicente Hernández, Frida Kahlo, Wifredo Lam, Roberto Matta, Gina Pellón, René Portocarrero, David Rodríguez, Loló Soldevilla, Alfredo Sosabravo, Ramón Vázquez and others.

Frida Kahlo (1910 - 1954), Display Window in a Street of Detroit, 1932, signed and dated Frida Kahlo 1931 lower left, inscribed Aparador en una calle de Detroit lower right, Oil on sheet metal, 12 x 15 inches

502 Cheryl Hazan Contemporary Art35 N Moore St, New York, NY 10013Tel 212-343-8964 Fax 212-343-2544www.cherylhazan.com, [email protected]

Cheryl Hazan; Pia Coronel; Sarah Hardesty; Hebe Joy

Cheryl Hazan Contemporary Art was founded in 1999 by Cheryl Hazan and since then has evolved into a mature and sought after gallery for collectors. With a great eye for cutting edge art, the gallery represents artists with varied personal style and process that makes the work unique. Many of the artists are in museums as well as important private and corporate collections. One of our star artists at Houston Fine Art Fair is James Verbicky. With his sold out solo show and his presence in the Louvre Museum as well his success in the Sothey’s auction, his work is now being sought after by American and European collectors as well as important museum collections.

Artists Represented: Madeline Denaro, Matt Devine, Karim Ghidinelli, John Grande, Diederick Kraaijeveld, Beatricia Sagar, Carolina Sardi, Russell Sharon, Bruce Tolman, James Verbicky, Tad Lauritzen Wright, TMNK

James Verbicky, Citta Samtana diptych 17, 2012, Mixed media on panel/resin, 60 x 80 inches

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ClampArt521-531 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001Tel 646-230-0020 Fax 646-230-8008www.clampart.com [email protected]

Brian Paul Clamp, Director; Julie Grahame, Associate Director; Catherine Wyatt, Gallery Assistant

Established in 2000, ClampArt is located on West 25th Street in Chelsea – the heart of the New York City contemporary art market. ClampArt represents a wide range of emerging and mid-career artists of all media with a specialization in photography. In addition, the gallery carries a large selection of modern and contemporary paintings, prints, and photographs from the early 20th century to the present. ClampArt has placed artwork in numerous important public collections, including the following among many others; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City; Jewish Museum, New York City; Philadelphia Museum of Art, Pennsylvania; Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College, New Hampshire; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, California; Worcester Art Museum, Massachusetts; Rhode Island School of Design Museum, Providence; St. Louis Art Museum, Missouri; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, Missouri

Artists Represented: Dave Anderson, Bill Armstrong, John Arsenault, Aziz + Cucher, Mark Beard, James Bidgood, Jesse Burke, Nancy Burson, John Button, Scott Daniel Ellison, Brian Finke, Stan Gaz, Jill Greenberg, Karen Gunderson, Gregory Halpern, Henry Horenstein, Michael Lundgren, Joshua Lutz, Jeannette Montgomery Barron, Lori Nix, Rachel Papo, Michael Schmelling, Robin Schwartz, Luke Smalley, Stacey Steers, Amy Stein, Stephen Wilkes, Frank Yamrus, Marc Yankus, Ion Zupcu

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Brian Fine, Untitled (Construction #44), c. 2008-2011, Digital C-print, 20 x 20 inches

Collage Habana Gallery presentsMabel Poblet PujolSan Rafael no. 103, Centro Habana, 10 300,La Habana, CubaTel 537-866-3793 Fax 537-866-9488 [email protected] [email protected]

Ms. Gretell Rodríguez

Collage Habana Gallery (founded in 2004), Head of The National Center of Fine Art, is placed at the heart of Habana City and hold and endorsement of more than 30 years working in the promotion and commercialization of Cuban Fine Arts. The gallery is showing young and exciting artists, some of whom possess the distinction of the National Award of Cuban Fine Arts. For this issue of Houston Fine Art Fair Collage Habana Gallery will show the young artist Mabel Poblet, in a Contemporary Cuban Art solo exhibition.

Artists Represented: Mabel Poblet Pujol

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Oscura Belleza, Serigrafia sobre acetato transparente, montado sobre pvc con puntillas,160 x 240 cm

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Cynthia Corbett Gallery15 Claremont Lodge, 15 The Downs,London, SW20 8UA, UKTel +44(0)20 8947 6782 Fax +44(0)20 8947 6782US Mobile +1-773-600-7719 UK Mobile +44 (0) 7939 085 076www.thecynthiacorbettgallery.com [email protected]

Cynthia Corbett, Director; Celia Kinchington, Gallery Manager

The Cynthia Corbett Gallery, an international contemporary art gallery represents emerging and newly established artists and is a regular exhibitor at major international contemporary art fairs and curates exhibitions. The Cynthia Corbett Gallery also has an annual programme of ‘off-site’ exhibitions that take place in London and New York throughout the year. corbettPROJECTS presents curated projects addressing contemporary critical practice; working with emerging curators and artists for site specific installations. corbettPROJECTS has an innovative exhibition programme in a variety of media. In 2009 the Gallery launched The Young Masters Art Prize sponsored by AXA UK. The Young Masters Art Prize has now established itself as a not-for-profit initiative and the 2012 exhibition & prize will take place in November 2012.

Artists Represented: Deborah Azzopardi, Andy Burgess, Delphine Boël, Ghost of a Dream, Tom Leighton, Klari Reis, Nicolas Saint Gregoire & Andréa Stanislav. Focus Booth: Lluís Barba Solo Project

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Lluís Barba, Archduke Leopold in his Picture Gallery in Brussels, David Teniers, AP2,2008/2009, Digital C-type Print, mounted on Perspex, 72 x 98 inches

DARKE | gallery320 B Detering @ Feagan, Houston, TX 77007Tel 713-542-3802www.darkegallery.com [email protected]

Linda Darke, Owner, Director; Jon Clark, Assistant Gallery Director

Now in its sixth year, DARKE | gallery exhibits contemporary art of the finest quality, with a focus on emerging and established artists with Texas ties. Located at 320 B Detering @ Feagan, the gallery is open noon to 5:00 PM on Saturdays only in August, and by appointment. For more information call 713-542-3802 or visit www.darkegallery.com

Artists Represented: John Adelman, Alex Cao

Alex Cao, Taylor vs Burton, Photograph, 2011, 60 x 40 inches

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David Shelton Gallery presentsSara Frantz3909 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002Tel 210-787-0260www.davidsheltongallery.com [email protected]

David Shelton, Director

Founded in 2009 in San Antonio, and recently relocated to Houston in 2012, David Shelton Gallery is a contemporary art venue that showcases some of the region’s most accomplished and recognized talent. Artists in the gallery all have a Texas connection, with an emphasis on Austin, Houston, and San Antonio. While several of the artists represented have a national and international presence, the gallery also represents mid-career and emerging artists.

Artists Represented: Erin Curtis, Augusto Di Stefano, Alejandro Diaz, Jonathan Faber, Joey Fauerso, Sara Frantz, Jessica Halonen, Jayne Lawrence, Leigh Anne Lester, Margaret Meehan, Kelly O’Connor, Cruz Ortiz, Vincent Valdez, Michael Velliquette

Sara Frantz, Dueget’s Brand Rice Factory, 2012, Graphite on paper, 7.5 x 15 inches

S8 Deborah Colton Gallery2445 North Boulevard, Houston, TX 77098Tel 713-869-5151 Fax 713-869-9592www.deborahcoltongallery.com [email protected]

Deborah M. Colton, Managing Director; Theresa Escobedo, Associate Director; Eloise Frischkorn, Associate Director; Jessica Crute, Gallery Assistant

Deborah Colton Gallery is an innovative showcase of strong historical and visionary contemporary artists world-wide who work in mediums of painting, works on paper, sculpture, video, photography, performance, conceptual future media and public installations. In addition to the Gallery’s stable of artists, Deborah Colton Gallery provides consultative services both national and internationally to individuals, corporations, and institutions so they can start to acquire specific works through a comprehensive program of collecting. Featured are internationally acclaimed Russian artists Oleg Dou and Olga Tobreluts, Middle Eastern artist Soody Sharifi, French-American based artist Matthew Grabelsky, and American artist David Graeve

Artists Represented: Lowell Boyers, Mark Bradford, Rania Daniel, Roberto Del Rio, Mark Dell’Isola, Oleg Dou, Mary Beth Edelson, Molly Gochman, Matthew Grabelsky, David Graeve, Paul Horn, Sharon Kopriva, Jean-Daniel Lorieux, Michael Macedo Meazell, Jonas Mekas, Angelbert Metoyer, Michael Rees, Frank Rodick, Jay Rusovich, Alfredo Scaroina, Maryann Strandell, Olga Tobreluts, Javier de Villota

Oleg Dou, Puppy from the Cubs series, 2010, C-Print face mounted with, Acrylic, Edition 6/9, 48 x 71 inches

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Devin Borden Gallery presentsGeoff Hippenstiel3917 Main Street at Isabella Court, Houston, TX 77002Tel 713-529-2700www.devinborden.com [email protected]

Devin Borden, Director/Owner

Devin Borden Gallery is located in the historic Isabella Court building near downtown Houston. Specializing in contemporary painting, sculpture and works on paper, the gallery exhibits emerging and established artists from across the US. Along with a solo exhibit of recent paintings by rising talent Geoff Hippenstiel at the 2012 HFAF, the work of Austin-based Andy Coolquitt will be on view at the gallery’s permanent location (3917 Main Street). “The mosaiclike painting has the opulent richness of a Byzantine icon, or a Klimt. From certain angles in the gallery, the metallic paintings bounced back the Texas sunlight until the brightness of the reflection was the only thing you could see of them. Not the least of Hippenstiel’s achievements is his brilliant orchestration of movement from paint to light.” – Raphael Rubinstein, Art In America May 2012

Artists Represented: Julian Conrad, Andy Coolquitt, Greg Donner, Sharon Englestein, Nicole Fein, Christopher French, Geoff Hippenstiel, Nicholas Kersulis, Ted Kincaid, Laura Lark, Darryl Lauster, Matt Messinger, Maya Schindler, Kaneem Smith, Matthew Sontheimer, Melissa Thorne, Charles Wiese, Hillary Wilder

Geoff Hippenstiel, Untitled, 2011, Oil on Linen 60 x 71 inches

S1 Dillon Gallery presentsKazumasa Noguchi555 West 25th Street, New York, NY, 10001Tel 212-727-8585 Fax 212-727-8705www.dillongallery.com [email protected]

Valerie Dillon, Founder; Oswald DiFilippo, Director; Diana Lee, Gallery Manager; Eric Walstedt, Director; Alvaro Perez, Co-Owner

Devoted to the representation of international contemporary artists in a variety of mediums, Dillon Gallery exhibits established, mid career, and young emerging artists whose works convey our approach to visual content. Formalism and structure carries through the various styles and mediums we present with an overall interest in the personal content behind the artists’ aesthetics. The gallery has published substantial monographs on several artists we represent in our dedication to expose a new wave of global talent to the Chelsea audience. Our Asian “Nihonga” program is one approach by the gallery to highlight artists working within their cultural environments. Be it a young Norwegian artist, an African American photographer, or Chinese and Japanese Nihonga painters, Dillon Gallery continues to act as a forum for regional voices across the artistic landscape.

Artists Represented: Arslan, Rachel Bullock, Wenguang Chen, Robin Clark, Bill Diodato, Per Fronth, Makoto Fujimura, Alexander Kaletski, Yuwa Kato, Masatake Kouzaki, Christophe Laudamiel, Hector Leonardi, Steven Maciver, Keizaburo Okamura, Laura Sue Phillips, Silke Schoener, Cedric Smith, Michel Tabori, Kumi Yamashita, Asami Yoshiga, Hiroshi Senju, Yuzo Ono, Reiko Bando, Norihiko Saito

Kazumasa Noguchi, So Close, Yet So Far, 2009, Double Cardboard, acrylic paint, Size variable with each installation

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Drexel GaleriaColina Azul 230-A, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon 66220 MexicoTel 818-303-3903 Fax 818-303-2905

Jose Vasconcelos Ave. 150 Ote. Col. del ValleSan Pedro, Garza Garcia, Nuevo LeonTel 818-303-5679www.drexelgaleria.com [email protected]

Jesus Drexel, Direction; Carolina Drexel, Assistent; Luis Gallegos, Assistent

Representing the finest mexican contemporary artists in Mexico.

Artists Represented: Sergio Mora, Javier Guadarrama, Rodolfo de Florencia, Reynaldo Diaz Zesati, Alejandrina Herrera, Emilio Said, Francisco Morales, Patrick Petterson

Rodolfo de Florencia, Cupcake Twins, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 54.6 x 42.9 inches

512 Eckert Fine Art34 Main Street, MillertonNew York 12546Tel 518-592-1330Fax [email protected]

Jane Eckert, President; Rhonda Cook, Gallery Manager; Eric Forstmann, Artist

Eckert Fine Art is located in a historic building in downtown Millerton, New York, exhibiting work by Eric Forstmann, Boaz Vaadia, Michael Kalish along with 19th - 21st century “American Masters” including Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Alexander Calder, Frank Stella, Eric Fischl and Frank Stella. In Houston our focus is on original works, prints and photographs by the iconic Robert Rauschenberg and the paintings of the intuitive realist artist, Eric Forstmann.

Artists Represented: Robert Rauschenberg, Eric Forstmann

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Eric Forstmann, b. 1962, American, Five At 2:45 p.m., 2012, Oil on board, 16 x 20 inches

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Evan Lurie Gallery30 W. Main Street, Carmel, IN 46032Tel 317-844-8400 Fax 317-844-8460www.evanluriegallery.com [email protected]

Evan Lurie, Director

The Evan Lurie Gallery represents over forty emerging and established international painters, sculptors, and photographers, with a heavy emphasis on the contemporary abstract, realism and neo-realism. The gallery program includes a monthly schedule of rotating solo and group exhibitions, lectures, community and private events, and public art collaborations. As a professional art consultant, Evan Lurie works within both the residential and corporate environments to help establish art collections and assist in acquisitions. We welcome visitors to our Indianapolis gallery, during our participation in international contemporary art fairs throughout the year, and on our website at www.evanluriegallery.com

Artists Represented: Gian Garofalo, Carlo Borer, Rusty Wolfe, Joseph Piccillo, Alexi Torres, Victor Wang, Brad Howe, William Lazos, Nick Veasey, L’Oriano Galloni, Adam Normandin, Rogelio Manzo, Jorge Santos

Gian Garofalo, Straight No Chaser, 2012, Resin and pigments, 36 x 36 inches

408 Flowers Gallery529 West 20th Street, New York, NY 10011Tel 212-439-1700 Fax 212-439-1525www.flowersgallery.com [email protected]

82 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8DP England Tel +44-20-7920-7777 [email protected]

21 Cork Street, London, W1S 3LZ England Tel +44-20-7439-7766 [email protected]

Matthew Flowers, Managing Director; Emily Flowers, Director; Brent Beamon, Director; Jonny Davies, Gallery Manager

Angela Flowers established her first gallery in 1970 on Lisle Street in London’s West End. In the 1980s, the gallery was one of the first to open in London’s East End, in a former laundry/fur storage facility in Hackney, and the space became known as Flowers East. Matthew Flowers, Angela’s son, took over day to day operations in 1989. In 1997, the gallery expanded further with a Los Angeles space, at Bergamot Station. There are now two gallery spaces in London: a West End premises on Cork Street opened in 2000 and in 2002 the gallery moved from Hackney into a 12,000 sq foot industrial space in Shoreditch, East London. The US business relocated in 2003 from LA to New York on Madison Avenue, and then in 2009 moved to West 20th street in Chelsea.

Artists Represented: Boyd & Evans, Glenys Barton, Glen Baxter, George Blacklock, Derek Boshier, Edward Burtynsky, Stephen Chambers, Cedric Christie, Bernard Cohen, Ken Currie, Jane Edden, David Hepher, Nicola Hicks, Peter Howson, Patrick Hughes, Claerwen James, Lucy Jones, Nadav Kander, John Keane, Phillip King, John Kirby, Mona Kuhn, Tim Lewis, Ishbel Myerscough, Jiro Osuga, Freya Payne, Tom Phillips, Robert Polidori, Carol Robertson, Tai-Shan Schierenberg, Renny Tait, Brian Wall, Michael Wolf.

Carol Robertson, Colour Stream, 2011, Oil on canvas, 66.25 x 72.25 inches

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Galeria MoroP.O. Box 10088, Maracaibo, Zulia 4002 VenezuelaTel +58-4143624134www.galeriamoro.com [email protected]

Rodrigo Rosquete Leonardi, Director

Galeria Moro opens its doors in 1994 to offer art lovers and collectors of contemporary art, a more innovative and updated view of the artistic events in Venezuela and Latin America. From its early beginnings, Galeria Moro has contributed in creating awareness and promoting art through different shops and talks. Moreover, it has participated as curator in several exhibitions. Nowadays, Galeria Moro still holds its Contemporary approach offering the best of Venezuelan and Latin American Contemporary Art.

Artists Represented: Francisco Bugallo, Adonay Duque, Enrique Lobo, Carlos Zerpa, Mieguel Hernandez, Gisela Romero, Vicente Antonorsi, Alberto Asprino, Leslie Chacon, Alvaro Paz, Eduardo Molina.

Adonay Duque, Child 19th Century, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 47 x 47 inches

107 Galerie Kashya HildebrandTalstrasse 58, 8001 Zürich / SwitzerlandTel +41-44-210-02-02 Fax +41-44-210-02-15www.kashyahildebrand.org [email protected]

Kashya Hildebrand, Owner; Jolaine Frizzell, Director

Kashya Hildebrand founded her gallery in Geneva in 2001. Since 2004 the gallery has been located in the center of Zurich, featuring a large exhibition space. The main focus of the gallery lies in its dedication to the support and the representation of an international group of young, emerging artists through solo and group shows. The galleries artists challenge pre-conceived notions of nationality and cultural identity, creating an environment in which established norms become blurred and characterizations from seemingly contrasting cultures occupy the same visual space. This juxtaposition leads to a simultaneous renunciation and acceptance of the traditional and the contemporary, creating an environment that is in constant flux. Religion, politics, nationality and culture are treated as the foundation of identity, depicted and disseminated to varying degrees. Through painting, collage, sculpture, photography and installation work the artists convey the contestations of the contemporary political landscape.

Artists Represented: Haleh Anvari, Maryam Ashkanian, Azra Aghighi Bakhshayeshi, Gohar Dashti, Reza Derakshani, Guerra De La Paz, Nobina Gupta, Ran Hwang, Tianbing Li, Jung-Yeon Min , Andrei Molodkin, Nobuhiro Nakanishi, Malekeh Nayiny, Lisa Ross, Marwan Sahmarani, Robert Schaberl, Hadieh Shafie, Soody Sharifi, Meeson Pae Yang

Babak Kazemi, The Exit of Farhad and Shirin, 2012, Photograph, 70 x 100 cm

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Gallery Sonja Roesch2309 Caroline Street, Houston, TX 77004Tel 713-659-5424www.gallerysonjaroesch.com [email protected]

Sonja Roesch, Owner; Ariane Roesch, Director; Hana Shoup, Assistant

The GALLERY SONJA ROESCH focuses on contemporary reductive and concept-based art. This art deals with color, light, and the experimentation of alternative materials, creating a break or space in the visual norm. Its outcome is independent of popular styles, based on basic aesthetics, and emanates timelessness. Sonja Roesch founded the Gallery in 1991 in Germany. In 1996, she relocated to Houston, Texas and continues to pursue her vision with a program of international artists working with painting, drawing, and sculpture.

Artists Represented: Susanne Ackermann, Soledad Arias, Dieter Balzer, Aldo Chaparro, John Clement, Matthew Deleget, Madeleine Dietz, Raimund Girke, John Henry, Gilbert Hsiao, Perla Krauze, Jonathan Leach, Jac Leirner, Rossana Martinez, Josef Adam Moser, Ruth Pastine, Dirk Rathke, Jan van der Ploeg, Mario Reis, Regine Schumann, David Simpson, Hills Snyder, Tilman, Alma Tischler, Myke Venable, Mac Whitney

Dieter Balzer, Papilio, 2011, Adhesive foil on MDF, 77.5 x 25 x 1.5 inches

410 GALLERY TABLEAU101dong B106 SKHUB ARTCENTER SAMILDAERO461 Jongno, 110-776 Seoul, South KoreaTel +82-10-4295-4188 Fax +82-2- 723-6084www.gallerytableau.com [email protected]

Lim, Jeong Gi, Director

Recognizing the importance of promoting Korean artists abroad, Gallery TABLEAU was participates in art fairs such as Art Chicago, Reddot Miami and Koeln 21. The Gallery first presented the most significant artworks by Korean artists alongside more recognizable works of high caliber by audience and art dealers in the world.

Artists Represented: Jeong, Hyun-Sook; Kwak, So Young; Kwon, Mi Hye; Kim, Young Gu; Kim, In Soon; Kim, Ji Yeon; Park, Pil Hyun; Won, Yun Kyung; Lee, Sun Ok; Lee, Lee Nam; Lim, Jeong Gi; Cho, Kang Hoon

Jeong, Hyun-Sook, Before and After, 2012, Acrylic, Crystal and Mother of Pearl on Canvas , 46 x 69 cm

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Gonzalez y GonzalezSanta Lucia, 382, Depto 3D, Santiago, RM 8320151 ChileTel 5609 9344 8220www.gonzalezygonzalez.org [email protected]

Daniella Gonzalez Maldini, Director; Jorge Luis Castro, Owner

González y González was launched in January 2010 in Santiago de Chile and is located in the El Barco building of the city’s historical center, a neighborhood it shares with museums, galleries, cultural centers and bookstores which contribute to the area’s development as a center for contemporary art. González y González promotes, through solo and group exhibitions, the work of international contemporary artists, with a special emphasis on a group of Latin American and Chilean artists, some well-known, others becoming so, whose work’s common thread is its reflective character relating to the history of art and to social, political and historical processes. González y González presents a space for the promotion and reflection on the wide diversity of artistic practice today - from video to drawing, photography and object-based work at the heart of the debate on the complex relationships that absorb contemporary society.

Artists Represented: Natalia Babarovic, Fernando Bryce, Tania Bruguera, Jota Castro, Dario Escobar, Nicolás Franco, Gianfranco Foschino, Godiechiari, Patrick Hamilton, Ciprian Homorodean, Moris (Isreal Moreno), Sebastian Preece, Santiago Sierra, Jorge Tacla, David Zink Yi.

Jorge Tacla, Identidad Oculta, 2011,Oil and cold wax on canvas, 34 x 36 inches

103 Hempel DesignPO Box 667502, Houston, TX 77266-7502Tel 832-620-8532www.peelgallery.org [email protected]

Steven Hempel, Owner; Judit Olesch, Assistant; Michelle Avina, Press & PR

Hempel Design focuses on contemporary art and functional design. Exhibiting work of both national and international artists, we will open our new showroom in Fall 2012. Hempel Design is continuation of the work begun at PEEL Gallery from 2005-2011.

Artists Represented: Gabriel Dawe, Phillip Low, Larassa Kabel, Tanya Aguiniga

Gabriel Dawe, Plexus #9, 2011, Sculpture, Gutermann thread, 20 x 5 x 16 feet

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HEXTON | modern and contemporary3176 MacArthur Blvd., Northbrook, IL 60062Tel 847-564-2000www.hextongallery.com [email protected]

Robert Chase, Jr.

In 1993, Hexton Gallery opened at 78th and Madison on New York’s Upper East Side. Established by Robert Chase, the gallery expanded upon Chase’s long-standing role in gallery development, artist representation and his extensive work in 20th century master prints and sculpture. Upon moving to its Chicago location, the gallery initiated its contemporary publishing and artist representation program. Hexton’s staff includes over 45 years of art consultant experience, as well as a veteran art production team working in collaboration with today’s most celebrated talents.

Artists Represented: Eric Fischl, Tony Fitzpatrick, Robin Rhodes and Fred Tomaselli

Eric Fischl, Arching Woman, Executed 2011, Editioned 2012, Glass, 24.5 x 9 x 11 inches

304 Hollis Taggart Galleries958 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10021Tel 212-628-4000 Fax 212-570-5786www.hollistaggart.com

Hollis Taggart, President; Vivian Bullaudy, Director; Debra Pesci, Senior Associate Director; Martin Friedrichs, Assistant Director

For more than thirty years, Hollis Taggart Galleries has specialized in fine American art of the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly that of early modern period and Post-War art. The gallery expertise includes Abstract Expressionism, the Ashcan Group, Hudson River School, Impressionism, Pop Art and Stieglitz Circle modernism.

Artists Represented: Atchugarry, Bluhm, Brooks, Calder, D’Arcangelo, Dzubas, Leslie, Lichtenstein, Mitchell, Motherwell, Pousette-Dart, Stamos, Tworkov, Warhol, Wesselmann

Allan D’Arcangelo (1930-1998), Pegasus, 1963, Acrylic on canvas, 44 x 51.25 inchesTitled, signed, inscribed, and dated on verso: “’Pegasus’ / A. D’Arcangelo / NYC 1963”

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Hiram Butler Gallery

Jasper Johns, Two Flags, 1972, Lithograph, 27.5 x 32 inches, Edition 36

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Andy Warhol, Jackie II, 1966, Silk-screen, 24 x 30 inches

Hiram Butler Gallery4520 Blossom StreetHouston, TX 77007Tel 713-863-7097 Fax 713-863-7130www.hirambutler.com [email protected]

Hiram Butler, Owner; Joshua Pazda, Director

Established in 1984, Hiram Butler Gallery mounts two exhibitions per month in its 3000 sf gallery, featuring lighting designed by artist James Turrell. The gallery is located close to downtown Houston in the Magnolia Grove neighborhood in a lush garden, which provides natural exhibition space for sculpture. Hiram Butler Gallery is a member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) and the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA). The gallery has been instrumental in a number of James Turrell site specific commissions, including the Wilson Tunnel at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, AR, Rice University, Houston, The University of Texas, Austin, The Ringling Museum, Sarasota, FL, and the Chestnut Hill Friends Meeting, Philadelphia, PA among others.

Artists Represented: Jennifer Bartlett, Julie Bozzi, Tony Feher, Vernon Fisher, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Dana Harper, Joseph Havel, Will Henry, Hana Hillerova, Terrell James, Jasper Johns, Kyung-Lim Lee, Sherrie Levine, Matt Magee, Nic Nicosia, Michael Petry, Robert Rauschenberg, Richard Serra, Kiki Smith, Frank Stella, Brooke Stroud, Shane Tolbert, James Turrell, Richard Tuttle, Robert Wilson, Terry Winters, Lynne Woods-Turner

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Holly Johnson Gallery1411 Dragon Street, Dallas, TX 75207Tel 214-369-0169 Fax 214-741-0169www.hollyjohnsongallery.com [email protected]

Holly Johnson, Owner/Director; Jim Martin, Owner/Director

Holly Johnson Gallery represents emerging, mid-career, and internationally known artists from throughout the United States. Artists work in a variety of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, and photography. In the Dallas Design District since 2005, the gallery encompasses 5,500 square feet and offers eight to nine exhibitions each year. The gallery is a founding member of Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas.

Artists Represented: John Adelman, Terry Allen, David Aylsworth, William Betts, Todd Camplin, Theresa Chong, Alain Gerard Clement, Dornith Doherty, James Drake, Jacob El Hanani, Garland Fielder, J. Bennett Fitts, Tommy Fitzpatrick, Virginia Fleck, Christopher French, Josh Garber, Virgil Grotfeldt, E.M. Hollis, Otis Jones, Janaki Lennie, Sharon Louden, David Maisel, Jim Martin, Antonio Murado, Dorothy Napangardi, Mike Osborne, Kim Cadmus Owens, Matthew Rich, David Row, Margo Sawyer, Lauren Seiden, Mark Sheinkman, Kim Squaglia, Gael Stack, William Steiger, Richard Stout, Jackie Tileston, Randy Twaddle, Casey Williams

Tommy Fitzpatrick, Crystal, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 22 x 16.5 inches

208 Hooks-Epstein Galleries2631 Colquitt St., Houston, TX 77027Tel 713-522-0718 Fax 713-522-0710www.hooksepsteingalleries.com [email protected]

Geri Hooks, Owner; Yvonne M. Garcia, Director

Founded in 1969, Hooks-Epstein Galleries, Inc., is one of Houston’s longest running art galleries. Representing established, mid-career and emerging artists, the gallery pioneered the museum area while remaining in the forefront as specialists in late 19th through 21st century representational American, European, and Latin works of art. Along with a particular emphasis on sculpture and works on paper, the gallery is also Houston’s premier resource for works in the secondary market. Many of Houston’s most prominent art collections include works acquired through Hooks-Epstein Galleries. In 2003, Hooks-Epstein Galleries established “The Glass Gallery” and is now the region’s leading source of nationally and internationally known contemporary glass artists. Hooks-Epstein Galleries has a permanent showcase that features an ever-changing array of outstanding works.

Artists Represented: Julie Brook Alexander, Alex Gabriel Bernstein, Robert Burch, Gregory Michael Carter, Jose Chardiet, Dale Chihuly, Jared De Long, Kathryn Dunlevie, Teresa Dunn, Yrjo Edelmann, Jorge Elizondo, Jim Falick, Scott Gordon, Mayuko Ono Gray, Leamon Green, Mark Greenwalt, Pang-Chieh Hsu, Ann Johnson, Kerrick Johnson, Richard Jolley, Kelli Scott Kelley, Kurt Kemp, Judith La Scola, Marvin Lipofsky, James Mathison, Bernard Mattox, Anna Mavromatis, Richard Neidhardt, Kermit Oliver, Jacqueline Dee Parker, Martin Payton, Marc Petrovic, Stephen Rolfe Powell, Robert Pruitt, Doug Randall, Ross Richmond, David Robinson, Kari Russell-Pool, Christopher St. Leger, John Mark Sager, Davide Salvadore, Ward Sanders, Paul Schwieder, Eric Sealine, James Michael Starr, Masaru Takiguchi, Bertil Vallien, Phil Vickery, Karen Willenbrink-Johnsen (with Jasen Johnsen), Hiroshi Yamano, Toots Zynsky

Toots Zynsky, Melograno, 2011, Filet-de-verre, 9.5 x 17.5 x 10.75 inches

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J. Cacciola Gallery537 W. 23rd St., New York, NY 10011Tel 212-462-4646 Fax 212-462-4556www.jcacciolagallery.com [email protected]

John Cacciola, Director; Jenny Montgomery, Assistant Director; Kevin Jones, Sales Manager;

J. Cacciola Gallery represents many of the finest contemporary artists at work today. From established and mid-career painters to emerging artists, we continue to seek out exceptional talents and bring their work to a wider public. The gallery offers a full range of consulting services to assist both private and corporate collectors. With over 25 years experience we are committed to developing quality collections that reflect the unique tastes and requirements of each collector. Through thoughtful planning and collaboration with the client we can assist in creating a collection that heightens the attractiveness and enhances the image of both public and private environments.

Artists Represented: Linda Christensen, Scott Fraser, Kim Frohsin, Jane Lafarge Hamill, Hollis Heichemer, Caitlin Hurd, Alex Kanevsky, Ron Kingswood, James Lahey, Michael Massaia, Brent McIntosh, Carole Pierce, Bruce Samuelson, Ellen Wagener, Joan Winter, Trevor Young, Janet Filomeno, Dean Fisher, Danielle Frankenthal, Eddie Kennedy, Valeri Larko, Daina Mattis, Rebecca Saylor Sack, Koo Schadler

Scott Fraser, Kiss of the Golden Mean II, 2011, Oil on canvas, 27 x 37 inches

110 Jerald Melberg Gallery625 South Sharon Amity Road, Charlotte, NC 28211Tel 704-365-3000 Fax 704-365-3016www.jeraldmelberg.com [email protected]

Jerald Melberg; Mary Melberg; Gaybe Johnson; Chris Clamp; Janet Wall, Megan Barnhart

Jerald Melberg Gallery prides itself on enjoying a fine reputation based on years of honesty and integrity among our colleagues and collectors. We provide the professionalism, proper knowledge and expertise needed to place quality works of art in any public, private or corporate collection. The nationally and internationally acclaimed artists represented by Jerald Melberg Gallery are chosen with extreme care as we seek to exhibit works of art that have a particular visual poetry, a spiritual quality and an inner integrity that transcend the every day, regardless of being abstract, representational or realist.

Artists Represented: J. Bardin, Charles Basham, Romare Bearden, Ernesto Berra, Stanley Boxer, Christopher Clamp, Raul Diaz, Daniel Douke, Susan Grossman, Hans Hofmann, Rick Horton, Wolf Kahn, Ida Kohlmeyer, Robert Kushner, Richard Mayberry, Thomas McNickle, Robert Motherwell, Manuel Reyna, James Rosati, Brian Rutenberg, Harold Shapinsky, Richard Stenhouse, Ramon Urbán, Felicia van Bork, Esteban Vicente

Robert Motherwell, Untitled (Blue and Ochre), 1977, Oil on monotype, Ground, 30 x 22.5 inches

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Koelsch Gallery presentsEllen Frances Tuchman703 Yale St, Houston, TX 77007Tel 713-862-5744www.koelschgallery.com [email protected]

Franny Koelsch; Vanessa Estrada

Founded in 1994, Koelsch Gallery focuses on education, crossing boundaries, presenting quality and encouraging the viewer to experience and live with art. Koelsch represents a wide range of artists: trained and untrained, emerging and established. All of them consistently challenge borders with innovative techniques and materials. The art is presented for the viewer to get to know the artist, their inspiration and experience their voice.

Artists Represented: Ellen Frances Tuchman, Matt Duffin, Gail Siptak, Vanessa Estrada, Claire Cusack, Cisco Tucker Kolkemeier, Beverly Floyd, Melinda Buie, Sally S Bennett, Donna Rosenthal, Kana Harada, Mr. Imagination, Artist of Gugging, Toyism, Nelda Gilliam, Mary Hunter, Doug Forrest, Tyler Whitham, Geoff Winningham

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Ellen Frances Tuchman, Undun (detail), 2011/2012, Mixed media on mylar, 23 x 23 x 5.5 inches

Kopeikin Gallery2766 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034Tel 310-559-0800 Fax 310-559-0802www.kopeikingallery.com [email protected]

Gallery Staff, Paul Kopeikin

The Kopeikin Gallery opened in Los Angeles in 1991 and since then has opened over 150 primarily one artist exhibitions. Specializing in photography the Gallery has shown masters of the medium as well as contemporary artists. In recent years the gallery has been showing European artists not well known in the US as well as newer artists just starting to build their careers. The gallery also shows works on paper, particularly watercolor.

Artists Represented: Rebecca Bird, Brice Bischoff, Ria Brodell, Alejandro Cartagena, Kevin Cooley, Mitch Dobrowner, J. Bennett Fitts, Steve Fitch, David Fokos, Andy Freeberg, Chris Jordan, Kahn & Selesnick, Katrin Korfman, Simone Lueck, Jeffrey Milstein, Moby, Maria Luisa Morando, Amy Park, Amy Ross, Lukas Roth, Marta Soul, Deanna Templeton, Phil Toledano, Hiroshi Watanabe, Thomas Wrede

Andy Freeberg, Sean Kelly, 2010, Archival pigment print, 30 x 45 inches

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La Casona Art GalleryMuralla No. 107 esq. San Ignacio. Habana ViejaLa Habana, 10100 CubaTel 537-861-8544 Fax 537-861-8745www.galeriascubanas.com [email protected]

La Casona Gallery was created in 1999 in the most historical part of Old Havana. Focuses in the conceptual and experimental Cuban contemporary art, over all in the most conceptual line, including different generations of cuban artists, with emphasis on the 80´s, 90´s and 2000´s. We exhibit and develop different techniques like paintings, drawings, photography, installations, sculptures and video.

Artists Represented: José A. Toirac, Ernesto Javier Fernández, Santiago R. Olazábal, José Manuel Fors, Luis Gómez, Jorge López Pardo, Rocío García, René Peña, Eduardo Hernández, Aimeé García, Duvier del Dago, Analía Amaya, Ricardo Elías, Douglas Argüelles, José Emilio Fuentes, Kadir López Nieves, Mabel Poblet, Arles del Río

Ernesto Javier Fernández, I always shot the messenger, 2012, Installation

417 LewAllen GalleriesRailyard: 1613 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501Tel 505-988-3250 Fax 505-988-3255

Downtown: 125 West Palace Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501Tel 505-988-8997www.lewallengalleries.com [email protected]

Robert Gardner, Director/Owner; Kenneth Marvel, Director/Owner; Larry Brown, Sales Director

Representing internationally known and emerging artists as well as selected secondary market work, LewAllen Galleries shows some of the finest examples of painting, sculpture, prints, ceramics, and glass. The gallery also deals in Modernist and early 20th century works. LewAllen exhibits in each of two museum-like spaces in Santa Fe -- in the historic downtown area and in the Railyard Arts District -- as well as at its satellite branch at the Four Seasons Rancho Encantado Resort in Tesuque, NM.

Artists Represented: Boyd & Evans, Dan Christensen, Michael Roque Collins, John Fincher, Woody Gwyn, Emily Mason, Forrest Moses, Robert Natkin, Fritz Scholder, Steve Smulka

Forrest Moses, Inner Banks, 2012, Oil on canvas, 50 x 52 inches

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Luis De Jesus Los Angeles2685 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034Tel 310-838-6000 Fax 310-838-6001luisdejesus.com [email protected]

Luis De Jesus, Director; Jay Wingate, Associate Director

Founded in 2007, Luis De Jesus Los Angeles represents emerging and mid-career artists, with a particularly strong focus on artists based in the Southern California and west coast region working within a tradition of innovation and risk-taking. Recent gallery exhibitions include Zackary Drucker (featured in the first LA Biennial at the Hammer Museum and at PS1-MoMA), Hugo Crosthwaite, Heather Gwen Martin, and Mara De Luca. In the past two years, the gallery has participated in a number of prominent art fairs including Art Brussels, NADA Miami Beach, VOLTA Basel, and PULSE Miami. This coming fall and winter the Gallery will present the premiere of Guggenheim Fellow Federico Solmi’s new animated video “Chinese Democracy and the Last Day on Earth”, as well as solo exhibitions by Ken Gonzales-Day and Marcos Ramirez ERRE. Since September 2010, the gallery has facilitated and published six exhibition catalogs and the release of Christopher Russell’s newest book, “Sniper”.

Artists Represented: Chris Barnard, Hugo Crosthwaite, Mara De Luca, Zackary Drucker, Martin Durazo, Chris Engman, Marcos Ramirez ERRE, Ken Gonzales-Day, Abel Baker Gutierrez, Michael Kindred Knight, Margie Livingston, Heather Gwen Martin, Christopher Russell, Jason Sherry, Federico Solmi

Heather Gwen Martin, Even Split, 2012, Oil on linen, 18 x 24 inches

305 Luis Pérez Galería550 NW 29th Street, Miami, FL 33127Tel 305-576-4007 Fax 888-272-1411www.luisperezgaleria.com [email protected]

Luis Pérez, Director; Hilda Molano, CEO; Samuel Perez, Sub-Director; Lucas Perez, CTO

Luis Pérez Galería opened its doors to the public in 1989. Over the last two decades, Luis Pérez Galeria has worked with Latin American art ranging from mid career artists to 20th century masters, as well as cultivating the talents of young artists. Through in-house exhibitions, participation in int’l fairs, and partnerships with international museums and cultural institutions Luis Pérez Galeria has become a leader in Latin American art. Also, Luis Pérez Galeria advises collectors and enthusiasts in the acquisition, restoration, management, and placement of their artworks.

Artists Represented: Alberto Asprino, Rafael Barrios, Claudia Calle, Jesus Caviglia, Sigfredo Chacon, Rita Hinojosa, Julio Larraz, Roberto Lombana, Mauro Mejiaz, Rahul Mitra, Tata Navia, David Patchen, Benito Rosas, Marlene Rose, Pablo Solano, León Trujillo, Pacho Zea Masters: Fernando Botero, Claudio Bravo, Cruz-Diez, Lam, Miro, Matta, Vik Muniz, Francisco Narvaez, Edgar Negret, Alejandro Obregon, Alejandro Otero, Picasso, Ramirez Villamizar, Armando Reveron, Soto, Tamayo, Tapiez, Oswaldo Vigas, Fernando De Szyszlo

Jesus Soto, Bicentenaria - Rosa Blanca, 1982, 69 x 50 cm, Grafica/100

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Margaret Thatcher Projects539 West 23rd Street, Ground Floor, New York, NY 10011Tel 212-675-0222, 917-586-4025 Fax 212-675-1121www.thatcherprojects.com [email protected]

Margaret Thatcher, Owner and Director; May Yeung, Gallery Manager

Margaret Thatcher Projects opened in Chelsea in 1998. The gallery presents a mix of internationally established artists alongside promising young talent. A wide range of mediums are exhibited with a focus on abstract painting and process. The program has broadened to encompass both abstract and figurative idioms, all united by a pivotal attention to concept. Owner/director Margaret Thatcher brings a long history of integrity and professionalism to the development of the gallery exhibition program, and to the positioning of the gallery in the art community. Throughout most of the 1980’s Ms. Thatcher served as Administrator of Dia Art Foundation, working with Dia-supported artists and the founding Board of Directors to develop the institution’s public programs, including: The Lightning Field (Walter De Maria), Chamberlain Gardens (John Chamberlain) and the Dan Flavin installation at Bridgehampton. Prior to 1998, she acted as advisor to art collectors building contemporary collections.

Artists Represented: Frank Badur, William Betts, Gary Carsley, Omar Chacon, Freddy Chandra, Cathy Choi, Carlos Estrada-Vega, Kevin Finklea, Adam Fowler, Rainer Gross, Jus Juchtmans, Vadim Katznelson, Tad Mike, Maria Park, Robert Sagerman, Venske & Spänle, Heidi Spector, Charles Spurrier, William Steiger, Richard Thatcher, Bill Thompson, Heidi Van Wieren

Omar Chacon, Bacanal Cachaya, 2012, Acrylic on canvas, 32 x 42 inches

310 McClain Gallery2242 Richmond Avenue, Houston, TX 77098Tel 713-520-9988www.mcclaingallery.com [email protected]

Robert and Cynthia Cage McClain, Founders and Directors; Erin Siudzinski, Co-Director; Sharon Lott, Erin Murphy, Tommy Gregory

McClain Gallery focuses on the exhibition and acquisition of museum quality, collectible contemporary and 20th century art. The gallery maintains a global point of view: representing major figures from Julian Schnabel, Peter Halley and Donald Baechler to Bernar Venet and Louise Nevelson along with many Texas-based artists: The Art Guys, William Betts, Aaron Parazette, Christian Eckart and Jeff Shore and Jon Fisher among them. The gallery’s program strives to initiate community dialog about art and its relationship to the social, cultural and political landscape of our culture. In addition to promoting our stable of artists, we actively advise individuals, estates and corporations in building collections and acquiring individual works. We are committed to educating both the new, as well as the sophisticated collector.

Artists Represented: John Alexander, Donald Baechler, Ford Beckman, Larry Bell, Fletcher Benton, William Betts, Karin Broker, Brendan Cass, Stephen Dean, Anne Deleporte, Christian Eckart, Alejandro Garmendia, Cleve Gray, Peter Halley, Katsumi Hayakawa, Luis Jiménez, Jeff Shore and Jon Fisher, Bo Joseph, Naomie Kremer, Rosa Loy, Giles Lyon, Jesús Moroles, Angelina Nasso, Louise Nevelson, Aaron Parazette, Rob Reasoner, David Row, Julian Schnabel, Jonathan Seliger, Ray Smith, Peter Sullivan, The Art Guys, Cy Twombly, Kelli Vance, Bernar Venet, John Waters

Aaron Parazette, Color Key #55, 2012, Acrylic on linen, 44 x 44 inches

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McKenzie Fine Art, Inc.55 Orchard Street, New York NY 10002Tel 212-989-5467 Fax 212-989-5642www.mckenziefineart.com [email protected]

Valerie McKenzie; Jim Dingilian

Contemporary paintings, drawings and sculpture featuring emerging and mid-career artists, with a strong focus on abstraction.

Artists Represented: Julie Allen, Reed Danziger, Jim Dingilian, Lori Ellison, Chris Gallagher, Tom Leaver, James Lecce, Jean Lowe, David Mann, Maureen McQuillan, James Nelson, Aric Obrosey, Ursula Morley Price, Don Voisine, Laura Watt, Laura Sharp Wilson

James Lecce, Trinity, 2012, Acrylic polymer emulsion on canvas on panel, 48 x 48 inches

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Lance Letscher, P is for Parody, 2011, Collage on masonite, 20 x 29 inches

McMurtrey Gallery3508 Lake Street, Houston, TX 77098Tel 713-523-8238 Fax 713-523-0932www.mcmurtreygallery.com [email protected]

Roni McMurtrey, Director; Debra Barrera, Assistant Director

McMurtrey Gallery, established in 1983, primarily represents contemporary regional artists. The gallery represents both early and mid-career artists including contemporary painters, sculptors, and photographers, many of whom are included in museum collections and are recognized and exhibited nationally.

Artists Represented: Ellen Berman, Kate Breakey, Sandi Seltzer Bryant, Keith Carter, Dornith Doherty, Troy Dugas, Jane Eifler, Marianne Green, David Halliday, Philip R. Jackson, Robert Jessup, Jules Buck Jones, Robert Kinsell, Ted Larsen, Lance Letscher, Katie Maratta, Beverly Penn, Rusty Scruby, Howard Sherman, Jean Carruthers Wetta, Sarah Williams, Troy Woods, Sydney Philen Yeager

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Fahrenheit booth-Morton Fine Art1781 Florida Ave NW, Washington, D.C. 20009Tel 202-628-2787www.mortonfineart.com [email protected]

Amy Morton, Owner/Director

Founded in 2010 in Washington, DC, Morton Fine Art (MFA) represents a diverse roster of emerging to mid career national and international contemporary artists. MFA’s primary focus, although not exclusive, is abstract and figurative work. Featured mediums include a rich variety of artworks on paper and canvas as well as wall-mounted 3D artwork. Dedicated to the belief that anyone can become an art collector, Morton Fine Art (MFA) is an accessible and education-oriented fine art gallery devoted to inspiring fresh ways of acquiring contemporary art.

Artists Represented: Jules Arthur, Kesha Bruce, Ethan Diehl, Nathaniel Donnett, Victor Ekpuk, Rosemary Feit Covey, Julia Fernandez Pol, Maya Freelon Asante, Laurel Hausler, Katherine Hattam, Kenichi Hoshine, Choichun Leung, William Mackinnon, Mario Andres Robinson, Victoria Shaheen, Jason Sho Green, Vonn Sumner

Maya Freelon Asante, Morning Noon and Night, 2012,Spinning tissue ink monoprint, 30 x 20 inches

F7 New Image Art7920 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90046Tel 323-654-2192www.newimageartgallery.com [email protected]

Marsea Goldberg, Owner / Director; Amber Abramson, Assistant Director

Marsea Goldberg, founder and director of New Image Art in Los Angeles, started the gallery in 1994 at her 10x10 design studio. Since then, the gallery has grown to attract a global cult following, grabbing the interest of art lovers and collectors worldwide. Renowned for it’s discriminating eye and solid curatorial skills, New Image Art Gallery continues to show the works of established and emerging artists coming out of the street, skate, fine art, and surf scenes. Over the years, the gallery has launched or mobilized the careers of Shepard Fairey, Ed Templeton, Jo Jackson, Chris Johanson, Rebecca Westcott, Retna, Neck Face, Cleon Peterson, Faile, Tauba Auerbach, The Date Farmers, Judith Supine, and Bäst just to name a few.

Artists Represented: Retna, Paul Wackers, Cleon Peterson, Neck Face

Paul Wackers, Untitled, 2012, Acrylic and spray paint on panel, 48 x 40 inches

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Pan American Art Projects2450 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33127Tel 305-573-2400 Fax 305-573-0720www.panamericanart.com [email protected]

Robert Borlenghi, President; Janda Wetherington, Director; Irina Leyva-Perez, Curator; Fernanda Torcida, Registrar

Pan American Art Projects specializes in art of the Americas with the mission to build a bridge between North and South American cultures by presenting and exhibiting artists from both regions concurrently. We deal with emerging to established artists, as well as secondary market paintings, sculpture, and works on paper. The gallery opened a 4,500 square-foot commercial space in early 2003 in the upscale Turtle Creek area of Dallas. In December 2006, we opened a 4,500 square foot space in Miami, which features two exhibition rooms, a video box, sculpture garden, and an apartment with a studio for visiting artists.

Artists Represented: Gustavo Acosta, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Abel Barroso, Luis Enrique Camejo, William Cannings, Maysey Craddock, J. Roberto Diago, Hernan Dompé, Carlos Estevez, León Ferrari, Jose Manuel Fors, Carlos Gonzalez, Ted Larsen, Paul Manes, Armando Mariño Gian Paolo Minelli, Elsa Mora, Ronald Morán, Santiago Olazabal, Jorge Perianes, Santiago Porter, Carolina Sardi, Rusty Scruby, Magnus Sigurdarson, Tracey Snelling, Pablo Soria, Toirac & Meira

Vik Muñiz, Jackie (from Pictures with Diamonds series), 2005, Cibachrome print, 39 x 32 inches

407 Patricia Conde GaleríaLafontaine 73, Polanco, Mexico City 11560 MéxicoTel +5255 5290-6345www.patriciacondegaleria.com [email protected]

Patricia Conde Juaristi, Director; Andrea de Caso, Assistant Director; Juan Alberto Perez Tejada, Public Relations; Alejandro Lopez, Production & Operation

Specialized in contemporary photography since 2009, Patricia Conde Galería is currently the only Mexican gallery promoting diverse photographic practices produced by Mexican and foreign artists. It is interested in solid firms, in their creative development as well as in the originality of renowned, intermediate and emerging artists’ proposals. Founded and directed by Patricia Conde Juaristi, the gallery project has the mission of unveiling Mexican Contemporary Photography in the international artistic sphere. The gallery focuses in two main fields; on one side its participation in art fairs, and on the other side, through collaborations with museums and institutions. Patricia Conde Galería establishes itself as an inclusive and independent alternative to the photographic scene in Mexico.

Artists Represented: Mary Ellen Mark, Ana Casas, José Antonio Martínez, Francisco Mata Rosas, Cannon Bernáldez, Yolanda Andrade, Federico Gama, Dulce Pinzón, Paola Dávila, Juan José Ochoa, César Ordóñez, Cynthia Araf, Claudia Hans, Laura Cohen, Gabriel Figueroa, Carlos Aguirre, Belinda Garen, Susana Casarin, Elizabeth Beristain, Julia Krahn, Guillermo Kahlo

Laura Cohen, Con el alma percibo el universo, 1997, Silver/gelatin, 80 x 180 cm

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Pavel Zoubok Gallery533 West 23rd StreetNew York, NY 10011Tel 212-675-7490 Fax 212-675-8672www.pavelzoubok.com [email protected]

Pavel Zoubok, Owner & Director; Steve Weintraub, Associate Director

Since 1997, Pavel Zoubok Gallery has exhibited the work of contemporary and modern artists with a focus on collage, assemblage and mixed media installation. From the outset, the gallery’s program has combined modern and contemporary works in an effort to create a cohesive art historical and commercial context for collage and its related forms, spanning most of the major art movements of the postwar period. While the primary market has always been the driving force of our program, represented by a diverse group of gallery artists, we have always maintained an inventory of works by important proponents of the medium, including Hannelore Baron, Joe Brainard, Joseph Cornell, Al Hansen, Ray Johnson, Jiri Kolar, Robert Motherwell, Mimmo Rotella, Anne Ryan, Jacques Villegle and David Wojnarowicz.

Artists Represented: Barton Lidice Benes, Robert Courtright, Matthew Cusick, John Evans, Vanessa German, Don Joint, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, David Poppie, Mac Premo, Donna Sharrett, Al Souza, Maritta Tapanainen, Mark Wagner, CK Wilde. Estates: Sarah Austin, Buster Cleveland, Michael Cooper, George Deem, Addier Herder, Clinton Hill, Jerry Jofen, Salvatore Meo, Stella Snead

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Kuehne/Klein, Painting a Mountain, 2012, Postcard collage, 27.5 x 39.375 inches

Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, Syphilitic Rat, 1970s, Aluminum foil, rhinestones, hot glue, pins, 3 x 12.5 x 3 inches

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Polyglot presentsClaudia Pérez PavónFabrica La Aurora, local 11ASan Miguel de Allende, GTO 37715 MexicoTel 917-720-3151

1611 S. 2nd St., Austin, TX 78704Tel 917-720-3151www.polyglotgallery.com [email protected]

Melanie Harris de Maycotte

Polyglot Gallery specializes in the sale of original contemporary paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, multimedia and assemblage – as well as fine art, master graphics and limited editions by national and international artists. Polyglot Gallery aims to support local and international emerging and established contemporary artists by presenting their craft in a professional, caring, and supportive manner. Polyglot Gallery strives to be a haven for artists, collectors and art-lovers alike – a place to dialog and inspire one another. Polyglot Gallery ensures that a wide range of high quality work is offered across a broad range of styles and subject matter including a strong emphasis on Contemporary Latin American art.

Artists Represented: Adrián Guerrero, Alejandro Rivera Leal, Angelina Pérez Ibargüen, Claude Mathey, Claudia Pérez Pavón, Manuel Lozano, Margarita Salcedo de Fick, Mia Berg, Miguel Ángel Morales Saenz, Orlando Diaz, Rodolfo Calva, Rodrigo Lara, Russell Monk, Sarah Davis, & Zoë Siegel

Claudia Pérez Pavón, Handmade Banality, 2012, Oil on nylon monofilament - 2013 m. of parallel threaded string on wood stretcher, 27.5 x 19.75 inches

S16Pictura Gallery122 W. 6th St., Bloomington, IN 47404Tel 812-336-0000 Fax 812-336-0006www.picturagallery.com [email protected]

David Moore, Owner/Director; Martha Moore, Co-owner; Lisa Berry, Curator; Mia Dalglish, Co-curator/Exhibitions Coordinator

Pictura Gallery specializes in contemporary fine art photography with a focus on color imagery with a strong formal sensibility and narrative. We are drawn to work that resonates with the viewer first on an emotional level. Often we find that work of this type has a more subtle sensibility—it doesn’t reveal itself right away in one viewing. It makes you want to look again—to really examine it and understand it. The gallery generally features two artists at a time. From a curatorial standpoint, this allows us to focus on the expression of a concept more fully and to create new perspectives in the way the audience views the artwork. When we craft our exhibitions, it is important to present our audience with thoughtful, dynamic and engaging work. The best imagery, and the type that we strive to share with our viewers, reveals a new sense of profundity and depth into a subject that may not have been obvious before.

Artists Represented: Osamu James Nakagawa, Evgenia Arbugaeva

Evgenia Arbugaeva, Tanya Being Jacques-Yves Cousteau, 2011, Photograph (archival inkjet print), 18 x 28 inches

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Fahrenheit booth-Pristine GaleriePuerta del Sol 1195, Colinas de San JerónimoMonterrey, Nuevo León 64630 MexicoTel +52 81-8315-2118 +52 81-8218-9925www.pristinegalerie.com [email protected]

Alberto Leal, Director; Juan Carlos Granados, Honorary Board Member; Laura Lobaton, Design & Marketing; Ely M. Betancourtl, Museography/Artist Liaison; Fernando Verde, Assistant to the Directors

Pristine Galerie opened the doors to its actual headquarters in Monterrey, Mexico with a clear and defined mission: to promote the artistic creation of first-rate contemporary visual producers, both emerging and established. The gallery has worked from its beginning to function as the catalyst and vehicle of an interaction between Monterrey and the most important institutional and commercial platforms of contemporary art in America, Europe and Asia. In a 6500 ft2 four stage building, the gallery blends elements of avant-garde design and contemporary artworks by its many artists, constantly rotating them as the temporary exhibitions change in two of its floors, where it usually showcases two exhibitions simultaneously, generating an unusual dialogue between the artworks of the artists being shown, national and international, for which the Gallery’s Board has chosen to work with featured curators, who put together for Pristine Galerie world-class art exhibitions.

Artists Represented: Svai & Paul Stanikas, Oreet Ashery, Shahram Entekhabi, Riiko Sakkinen, Emma McCagg, Liz Zabroky, Zachari Logan, Juan Carlos Granados, Jesica López “La Negra”, Yolanda Leal, René Morales, Pierre & Florent, Enrique García Saucedo, Abdul Vas, David Gremard Romero, Fernando Moreno, Brenda Charles, Laura G. Morales, Rafael Teniente, Yolanda Garza, Sariel Deyanda, Leonardo Pereznieto, Diana Calvillo, Patricia Piña, Rosa Nelly Cardenas, Sarit Lichtenstein.

Enrique García Saucedo, El Arte y Paloma, 2008, Oil on canvas, 110 x 150 cm

F8 Projects Gallery629 N. 2nd St., Philadelphia, PA 19123Tel 267-303-9652 Fax 215-922-1283

Wynwood Lofts, #208, 250 NW 23rd St., Miami, FL 33127Tel 267-303-9652www.projectsgallery.com [email protected]

Helen Hyder, Director; Nina DeCosta, Associate

Projects Gallery exhibits some of today’s finest contemporary artists, including emerging, mid-career and well-established. Projects focuses on artists who practice a personal form of art making, especially with techniques utilizing unusual materials. We have a commitment to each artist’s individual vision and mastery. Whether internationally known or emerging, each artist displays a personal language that provides a unique dialog. Founded in 2004 in Philadelphia, Projects has received both local and national critical attention for its high caliber of artists and exhibitions. In its bi-level, multi-exhibition space, Projects has the flexibility to display diverse works on a rotating basis. In 2011 Projects Gallery opened its second exhibition space in the heart of Miami’s Wynwood District, where we continue to exhibit our core artists, as well as introducing artists from the Miami and Latin American communities. Since its inception, Projects has been actively involved in national and international art fairs around the world. Thematic call-to-artists projects, artist residencies and guest-curator exhibitions are part of each season’s program.

Artists Represented: Ross Bonfanti, Craig Cully, Peter Gourfain, Brooke Holloway, Susan B. Howard, Frank Hyder, Alejandro Mendoza, Florence Putterman, Alex Queral, Marcelo Suaznabar, Vivian Wolovitz

Frank Hyder, Gold Bend, 2012, Mixed media on canvas, 60 x 48 inches

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Salar Galeria de ArteAve. Ecuador No. 2534, La Paz, BoliviaTel 591 65571749 Fax 13015913780www.salart.org [email protected]

Mariano Ugalde, Director

The history of the gallery dates back to 1994 when it started as Salar Center for communication and art. Its main objective was to promote the local art scene in its various forms and to support emerging talents. In 2001, the Center closed its doors and became the studio of renowned artist Gastón Ugalde. In 2006 it changes its name to Salar Galería de Arte, which becomes a platform for dialogue and education of Contemporary Bolivian Art abroad. The gallery represents a select group of international artists and participates in various art fairs and exhibitions in America, Asia and Europe. Salar collaborates with other galleries and cultural institutions around the world through various initiatives that aim to increase the understanding and appreciation for contemporary art within the national and global audiences it serves. From its inception, Salar has been characterized by its strong curatorial direction and vision.

Artists Represented: Gastón Ugalde, Keiko Gonzalez, Sonia Falcone, Delta 9, Artnold, Scarlett Hooft, John Fitzgerald

Keiko Gonzalez, Suite, 2011/2012, Mixed media,130 x 54 inches

518 Sammer Gallery LLC125 NW 23rd Street, Miami, FL 33127Tel 305-576-1995 Fax 305-359-9186www.artnet.com/sammergallery.html [email protected]

Natalia Peyrous, Assistant

Sammer Gallery opened its doors in March 2002 on Ponce de Leon Blvd. in Miami, Florida. After 10 years the gallery has become a reference for Latin American geometric-abstraction. Both past and current. We have placed works and consulted for several museums and private institutions, in cities like, Boston, New York, Long Beach, Miami, Buenos Aires, Madrid, Montevideo, Paris and London. Since 2008 the gallery moved to a new 3,000 sq. space in the heart of Wynwood Arts District. Dedicated to the promotion of Latin American abstraction with emphasis in the Universal Constructivism of Torres-Garcia, we cover the following geometric art movements from Latin American. Grupo Arte No Figurativo, Grupo Arte Madi, Grupo Arte Concreto - Invencion, Perceptismo, Grupo Frente, Grupo Arte Generativo, Grupo Joven, Arte Nuevo, Ruptura and Movimiento Cinetico.

Artists Represented: Constructivism: Joaquin Torres Garcia, Augusto Torres, Horacio Torres, Jose Gurvich, Manuel Pailos, Lincoln Presno, Gaston Olalde. Madi: Carmelo Arden Quin, Bolivar Gaudi, Rodolfo Ian Uricchio. Concrete Art: Juan Mele, Eduardo Seron, Hugo de Marziani, Manuel Espinosa, Manuel Alvarez. Movimiento Arte Generativo: Miguel A Vidal, Ary Brizzi. Grupo No Figurativo: Jose Pedro Costigliolo, Maria Freire, Romulo Aguerre, Antonio Llorens. Optic/Kinetic: Ana Sacerdote, Antonio Asis, Jesus Soto, Martha Boto, Gregorio Vardanega, Eladia Acevedo. Grupo Joven: Victor Magarinos

Manuel Alvarez, Compostion, 1955, Oil on canvas, 47 x 70 cm

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Schroeder Romero & Shredder531 West 26 Street, New York, NY 10001Tel 212-630-0722 Fax 212-630-0726www.srandsgallery.com [email protected]

Mark Shortliffe, Director; Don Joint, Partner; Lisa Schroeder, Partner; Sara Jo Romero, Partner

Schroeder Romero & Shredder, is a partnership seeking to redefine the way you look at contemporary art. Shedding the old model of what once defined a contemporary art gallery, Schroeder Romero & Shredder opened an exciting new space in 2010 where two exhibitions will run side by side, encouraging a unique dialogue between the past and present. This new hybrid program will be comprised of an exhibition of a contemporary artist’s work buttressed by an exhibition of related historical material, responding to, or providing a new, deeper context. The possibilities are endless—and at times wildly unexpected—as we connect the multifarious dots of art history in exciting and surprising ways.

Artists Represented: Brice Brown, Charles Browning, Lordan Bunch, Susan Graham, Eric Heist, Laurie Hogin, Andy Diaz Hope, Scott Hunt, Laurel Roth, Wendy Small, Ted Victoria, Karin Waskiewicz, Michael Waugh, Ken Weaver, Joseph Cornell, John Steuart Curry, Estate of Witold Gordon, Cletus Johnson, Works on paper by Leon Kelly, Louis Marcoussis, Joan Mitchell, Louise Nevelson, Carl Plansky, Man Ray, Jean-Paul Riopelle, Naomi Savage, Joseph Stella, Eva Zeisel, Selection of 18th, 19th and 20th century Sèvres

Man Ray, Gift in Glass from Objects of My Affection (Suite of nine photographs), 1944, Vintage gelatin silver print, 4.8125 x 3.5 inches

206 Sicardi Gallery presentsCarlos Cruz-Diez1506 West Alabama St., Houston, TX 77006Tel 713-529-1313 Fax 713-529-0443www.sicardigallery.com [email protected]

Allison Ayers, Director; María Inés Sicardi, Director; Annalisa Palmieri Briscoe , Assistant Director; Agustina Rastelli, Assistant Director; David Anderson, Preparator

Sicardi Gallery specializes in Modern and Contemporary Latin-American Art.

Artists Represented: Antonio Asis, Geraldo de Barros, Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Dias & Riedweg, Sérvulo Esmeraldo, Manuel Espinosa, León Ferrari, Gego, Thomas Glassford, Graciela Hasper, Marco Maggi, Gabriel de la Mora, Oscar Muñoz, Liliana Porter, Miguel Angel Rojas, Regina Silveira, Pablo Siquier, Jesús Rafael Soto, Luis Tomasello

Carlos Cruz-Diez, Physichromie 1716, 2011, Cromography on aluminum, plexiglas, 19.6 x 19.6 inches

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Susan Eley Fine Art presentsKim Luttrell46 West 90th, New York, NY 10024

Tel 917-952-7641www.susaneleyfineart.com [email protected]

Susan Eley, Founder/Director; Nunu Hung, Gallery Associate

Susan Eley Fine Art was founded in the spring of 2006 by Eley as a salon-style gallery. Situated in an Upper West Side Townhouse in Manhattan, the Gallery offers an intimate, personal viewing experience, contrary to the more formal presentations of art in typical white box galleries. Eley opened the Gallery to attract a new, untapped audience for contemporary art and to provide regular gallerygoers with a fresh, alternative way to enjoy art. The Gallery focuses on contemporary art by emerging and mid-career artists, who work in a range of media, from paint to photography to sculpture and print. Solo and group exhibitions showcase abstract as well as figurative work from a diverse body of artists from the U.S., Asia, Latin America and Europe. Gallery artists are dynamic, active professionals, who produce strong bodies of work that constantly shift and evolve. An inaugural opening reception marks the start of each exhibition.

Artists Represented: Angela A’Court, Allison Green, Jongwang Lee, Anne Sherwood Pundyk, Tracy Silva Barbosa, Ellen Hermanos, Kim Luttrell, Liane Ricci, Charles Buckley, Kentaro Hiramatsu, Luis Maldonado, Fumiko Toda, David Collins, James Isherwood, Silvina Mamani, Alex Wood, Amber George, Rachelle Krieger, Deirdre O’Connell, Robert Hite, Jessica M. Kaufman, Maria Passarotti, Jay Hochheiser, Carolyn Monastra, Heather Boose Weiss, Carole Eisner, Jacques Chuilon, Danelle Manthey, Leah Oates and Sarah Picon

Kim Luttrell, Warhol, 2010, Digital images on film, Edition of 8

S15 Talley Dunn Gallery5020 Tracy Street, Dallas, TX 75205Tel 214-521-9898 Fax 214-521-4028www.talleydunn.com [email protected]

Talley Dunn, Owner; Beth Taylor, Director; Meredith Leyendecker, Associate

Talley Dunn Gallery is committed to exhibiting outstanding and groundbreaking contemporary art in a variety of media by both established and emerging artists. The gallery works very closely with a stable of twenty-three artists and estates on exhibitions, projects, and publications. In addition to organizing year-round exhibitions at the gallery, Talley Dunn Gallery collaborates with numerous museums, institutions, and galleries from coast to coast on special projects, installations and acquisitions. The gallery’s staff encourages the growth and development of its artists through the combination of an ambitious exhibition program and an ongoing dialogue with museum curators and art critics from the United States and Europe. In addition, the gallery gives considerable attention to the cultivation of private collectors and their interests in contemporary art. Talley Dunn Gallery is honored to be a member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA), New York.

Artists Represented: Helen Altman, David Bates, Julie Bozzi, Dale Chihuly, Jeff Elrod, Vernon Fisher, Francesca Fuchs, The Estate of Joseph Glasco, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Kana Harada, Joseph Havel, Ted Kincaid, Melissa Miller, Nic Nicosia, Robyn O’Neil, Aaron Parazette, Sam Reveles, Linda Ridgway, Susie Rosmarin, Christian Schumann, Matthew Sontheimer, Erick Swenson, Liz Ward, Xiaoze Xie

David Bates, St. Joseph’s Church, 2010, Oil on canvas, 36 x 28 inches

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ten472 Contemporary ArtNevada City, CA 95945Tel 707-484-2685www.ten472.com [email protected]

Hanne Sorensen; Cheri Flanigan; Taphne Lux; Elis Gudmann

ten472 is a contemporary art space located in Northern California. Since its inception in 2000, the gallery has focused on identifying and exhibiting artists who present a contemporary vision to the traditional art forms (with an emphasis on sculpture) and who have a unique approach to process, medium, technique and content.

Artists Represented: Matt Duffin, Gino Miles, Elisabett Gudmann, Kirk H. Slaughter

Kirk H. Slaughter & Elisabett Gudmann, Intersection (detail), 2012, Unique bronze with patina, 56 x 32 x 28 inches

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The McLoughlin Gallery49 Geary St. Suite 200, San Francisco, CA 94108Tel 415-986-4799www.mgart.com [email protected]

Joan McLoughlin, Owner/Gallerist

The McLoughlin Gallery is an approachable, inviting gallery with a social conscience. The main focus of the gallery is to educate and intrigue by showcasing established European contemporary artists and local emerging artists while giving back to the community.

Artists Represented: Daniel Healey, David Middlebrook, John Waguespack, Cristobal Valecillos

Doug Thielscher, Babble, 2010, Red Persian Travertine, Oil Drum, 24 x 77 x 24 inches

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THE MISSION1431 W. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60642Tel 312-243-1200www.themissionprojects.com [email protected]

Sebastian Campos, Principal; Natalia Ferreyra, Director; Sarah Syman, Gallery Coordinator

THE MISSION promotes art of the Americas by organizing exhibitions of contemporary and historically significant artworks. THE MISSION initiates dialogue among local, national, and international contemporary artists. We are dedicated to supporting artistic innovation and experimentation in light of art historical contexts.

Artists Represented: Erica Bohm, Gustavo Díaz, Susan Giles, Adam Gondek, Marcelo Grosman, EJ Hill, Jeroen Nelemans, Michelle Prazak, Mariana Sissia

Marcelo Grosman, Femenino 26-30 #3, 2012, C-print, acrylic and wood, 48 x 96 inches, Edition 1 of 3, From the GUILTY! series

509 Thomas Paul Fine Art - Art of the New America7270 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036Tel 323-525-0444 Fax 323-525-0448www.tpaulfineart.com [email protected]

Thomas Paul, Owner/Director

Art of the New America is presented by Thomas Paul Fine Art with the support and patronage of actor, producer and collector Cheech Marin. The objective of Art of the New America is to exhibit and make available works by the next generation of important Chicano Artists.

Artists Represented: Jari “Werc” Alvarez, Carlos Donjuan, Margaret Garcia, Benito Huerta, Ricardo Ruiz

Benito Huerta, Exile off Main Street, 2012, Oil on velvet, and fire and tar on plywood

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Fahrenheit booth-TOCA / GaleriaColima 174 Col. Roma, Mexico City, 06700 MexicoTel +5255-55257614www.tocagaleria.com [email protected]

Santiago Toca Uriarte, Director; Leticia Vega, Assistant; Fausto Celis, Handler; Isabel García, Handler

Located in a landmark early 20th Century building in Mexico City’s Colonia Roma, TOCA / Galería represents internationally established artists, and a younger roster of artists working in the contemporary aesthetic. Since its inception in 2009, the gallery started with the promotion of Latin American art and then undertook local and international artist representation. TOCA / Galería has served as advisor for private and corporate collections in Mexico and abroad. Its new location in Colonia Roma serves as a venue for artists promotion. Santiago Toca, the gallery Director, has published numerous articles in Mexico and Latin America as contributor and art consultant.

Artists Represented: Javier Arean, Jaime Franco, Javier Pelaez, Ricardo Pinto, Yvonne Venegas

Javier Peláez, Fake Flowers II, 2012, Oil on canvas, 59 inches

F6 Tomlinson Kong Contemporary270 Bowery, New York, NY 10012Tel 212-966-3566 Fax 212-463-7491www.tomlinsonkong.com [email protected]

Jon Tomlinson, Director; Rebecca Kong, Director

Tomlinson Kong Contemporary is an art gallery located in New York City dedicated to supporting the work of established and emerging international artists.

Artists Represented: Jordi Alcaraz, Lauren DiCioccio, Ken Fandell, Johannes Girardoni, Christopher Kurtz, Richard Roth

Johannes Girardoni, Exposed Icon #47, 2011, C-print with commercial paint mounted on aluminum, 60 x 40 inches

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Universal Limited Art Editions1446 North Clinton Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706Tel 631-665-2291 Fax 631-665-1758www.ulae.com [email protected]

Bill Goldston; Hayley Nichols

Universal Limited Art Editions, Inc. (ULAE) is a fine art print publisher located in Bay Shore, New York founded in 1957 by Tatyana Grosman. Her vision was to make original lithographs and artist books, and she began working with artists such as Larry Rivers, Jasper Johns, and Robert Rauschenberg. Bill Goldston joined Grosman in 1969 and has since worked with younger artists and master printers in the mediums of stone and offset lithography, intaglio, woodcut, digital printing, and bookmaking to continue Grosman’s legacy. Today ULAE is represented in the collections of many major museums including The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC, Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Tate Gallery in London and the National Art Museum of China in Beijing. The Museum of Modern Art in New York began acquiring the first impression of every edition published by ULAE in 1960 and still continues that tradition today.

Artists Represented: Enrique Chagoya, Mark Fox, Jasper Johns, Julian Lethbridge, Lisa Yuskavage

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Mark Fox, This Too, 2012, Lithograph,44 x 28.9375 inches

Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden6616 Spring Valley Road, Dallas, TX 75254Tel 972-239-2441 Fax 972-239-1462www.valleyhouse.com [email protected]

Kevin Vogel, President; Cheryl Vogel, Curator; Laura Green, Director

Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden was founded in 1954 by Margaret and Donald Vogel. The Modernist-style gallery, and 4+ acre sculpture garden, is located in its original North Dallas location. The gallery represents established and emerging contemporary artists working in inventive ways with timeless media. Many of our artists are connected in diverse ways to Texas. The gallery also deals in 19th and 20th century American and European art, and specializes in reintroducing significant Early Texas art. In addition to our own program, we curate exhibitions for museums, publish scholarly catalogs and exhibit in national art fairs. In 1964, Valley House Gallery became the first Texas gallery invited to join the ADAA (Art Dealers Association of America) and also maintains memberships in CADD (Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas) and DADA (Dallas Art Dealers Association.) Along with Director Laura Green, Cheryl and Kevin Vogel continue to build on the tradition forged by his parents.

Artists Represented: Deborah Ballard, Vera Barnett, Lloyd Brown, John Cobb, Brian Cobble, David Collins, Robert D. Cocke, David A. Dreyer, David Everett, Philip John Evett, Henry Finkelstein, Barnaby Fitzgerald, Lilian Garcia-Roig, David H. Gibson, Cindi Holt, Sedrick Huckaby, Anita Huffington, Mark Messersmith, Gail Norfleet, Michael O’Keefe, Hadar Sobol, Jane Starks, Jim Stoker, Bob Stuth-Wade, Valton Tyler, Mary Vernon, Donald S. Vogel, Jim Woodson, Anne C. Weary, and Miguel Zapata.

Sedrick Huckaby, Quilt for Christ II, 2008-2009, Oil on canvas, 60.375 x 105.25 inches

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Villa del Arte GalleriesCalle Tapineria 39, Barcelona, bcn 8002, SpainTel +34 93 268 06 73 Fax +34 93 310 34 35www.villadelarte.com [email protected]

Bert van Zetten; Marcel Huisman; Nemo Jantzen

Villa del Arte Galleries was founded in Barcelona in 1996 by Bert van Zetten, Nemo Jantzen, Jutta and Marcel Huisman. Currently, representing over thirty artists Villa del Arte has developed into one of, Catalonia’s leading contemporary art galleries receiving both national, and international acclaim. With a collection of consistent high quality, and wide variety of art showing in both the galleries Villa del Arte, has successfully participated in numerous international art fairs and has, captured the attention of collectors and art lovers around the world. This, success has led to the opening of a second gallery space in Amsterdam in autumn 2011 and collaborations with the prestigious institutions like the Museum Diocesa.

Artists Represented: Christiaan Lieverse, Lukas Ulmi, Montse Valdes, Ekaterina Smirnova, Tomas Sunol, Marc Harrold, Fernando Alday, Francoise Nielly, Johan Thunell, Francisca Ahlers, Stephan Zirwes

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Marc Harrold, Plage 43, 2011, Photomontage, 26 x 57.5 inches

Von Lintel Gallery520 W. 23rd Street, New York, NY 10011Tel 212-242-0599www.vonlintel.com [email protected]

Thomas von Lintel, Director; Dana Greenidge, Director

Von Lintel Gallery presents a range of contemporary art that is engaged with the conceptually cutting edge while maintaining a deep sense of raw beauty and tradition.

Artists Represented: Lowell Boyers, Marco Breuer, John Chiara, Stephen Ellis, Yvonne Estrada, Roland Fischer, Catherine Howe, Valerie Jaudon, Izima Kaoru, Tim Maguire, Dana Melamed, Antonio Murado, Mark Sheinkman, Joseph Stashkevetch, Allyson Strafella, Melanie Willhide

Marco Breuer, Untitled (C-1178), 2012, Chromogenic paper, burned, 31.75 x 25.5 inches

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Wade Wilson Art4411 Montrose Blvd, Suite 200, Houston, TX 77006Tel 713-521-2977

409 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM 87501Tel 505-660-4393www.wadewilsonart.com [email protected]

Wade Wilson, Owner-President; Ken General, Gallery Director; Mark Hougham, Gallery Associate; Vincent Meyers, Gallery Associate

Wade Wilson established Wade Wilson Art in Houston in 2006 to bring the work of the highest caliber from artists in national and international contemporary art circles to Houston. 2012 sees a continuation of this vision with the establishment of a second gallery, Wade Wilson Art Santa Fe. Now, with one gallery in two cities, Wade Wilson Art continues with nearly 30 celebrated painters, photographers, and sculptors.

Artists Represented: Fariba Abedin, Tom Berg, Lucinda Cobley, Michael Crowder, Hans de Bruijn, Danielle Frankenthal, Justin Garcia, Tomas Glass, Virgil Grotfeldt, Dante Marioni, Joseph Marioni, Winston Lee Mascarenhas, Jill Moser, Floyd Newsum, Ellen Orseck, Deborah Trevino Porter, Zachariah Rieke, Peter Sacks, Cheryl Schubert, Peter Tollens, Barbara Van Cleve, Jennah Ward, Mark Williams, Todd Williamson, Joan Winter, and Nazar Yahya

Nazar Yahya, Stranger and strange, 2011, Mixed media on canvas, 68 x 68 inches

513 Western Project2762 S. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034Tel 310-838-0609 Fax 310-838-0610www.western-project.com [email protected]

Cliff Benjamin, Erin Kermanikian, Owners and Directors

Western Project is a contemporary art gallery representing emerging and mid career artists from the United States and Japan.

Artists Represented: Jason Adkins, Ron Athey, Tanya Batura, Daniel Brice, Thomas Burke, Carole Caroompas, Cole Case, Exene Cervenka, Kris Chatterson, Joshua Dildine, Samantha Fields, Bob Flannagan / Sheree Rose, Eric Freeman, Sush Machida Gaikotsu, Dion Johnson, Ali Kheradyar, Patrick Lee, John Patrick McKenzie, Brian Porray, Nancy Riegelman, Chad Robertson, Aaron Sheppard, Arne Svenson, Mark Dean Veca, Wayne White, Jessica Wimbley

Patrick Lee, Deadly Friends (Head #18), 2009, Graphite on paper, 36 x 24 inches, Collection of Mr. Carl Niendorff, Dallas Texas

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Woolff Gallery89 Charlotte St, London W1T 4PU, UKTel +44 (0) 207 631 0551www.woolffgallery.co.uk [email protected]

Nick Woolff, Director; Malcolm Woolff

The Woolff Gallery was opened in 2001 by Nick Woolff. Now based in Central London, we have an impressive space spread over 2 floors. The Woolff Gallery focuses on contemporary art and solely represents the majority of its artists. Many of the Woolff artists work in a completely unique style or use unconventional materials. Above all our artists have an incredible level of technical ability and patience.

Artists Represented: Valeria Nascimento, Zac Freeman, Clay Sinclair, Russell West, Marcus Egli, Oona Hassim, Susila Bailey-Bond, Jud Turner, Cubeworks, Carol Peace, Fiona Morley, Joanne Tinker, Annemarie Wright, Chris Wood

Valeria Nascimento, Golden Poppies, Porcelain, 29 x 29 inches

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