Art Expo NY March 30-April 2, 2023

Hi MARY ANN,   It's a New York tradition! For 46 years and counting, Artexpo New York has been where the world shops for original fine art. And the tradition continues with the fair floor filled with major exhibitors including Sammoun Fine Art, K-Art Projects, World Wide Art, Renssen Art, The Gallery Steiner, Mecenavie Gallery, and more. Then step into the [SOLO] Pavilion to find a curated selection of established and emerging artist displaying their innovative cutting-edge works. You’ll definitely want to take in all the action March 30-April 2 at Pier 36.

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It's your chance to be the first to see what's new, take in all the creativity that's on display, while you sip a taste of Empress 1908 Gin. Artists and curators will be on hand to unveil their latest works, plus live demonstrations will give you a glimpse into the artists' creative process.

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THERE'S SO MUCH TO SEE AND DO

You might want to come back throughout the weekend — there's lots planned. From finding each piece in the Discoveries Collection, meeting each of the winners in the Spotlight Program, seeing the amazing artists showcased by the Visionary galleries, to having an up close and personal experience with the artists in the Art Talks, and watching new art masterpieces being created right on the show floor. And a special collection of art with proceeds going to United Kids for Ukraine at Booth 1. It's going to be a fair filled with fun, events, and art!

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And if you want to make a weekend of it, stay overnight at the AC Hotel and enjoy their special Artexpo Package. Check out all that's happening at The Seaport, from world class restaurants to great family fun! Still looking for more? Your ticket gets you into the South Street Seaport Museum free all weekend.

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See you at New York's Pier 36! The Artexpo Team

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Art Basel News Update !

This week’s stories, featuring leading voices from the art world and beyond.

Discover the 285 galleries participating in Art Basel's 2023 Swiss edition by Emily McDermott

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Inner Worlds | Join artist Jaffa Lam in her Hong Kong studio In Paris, fashion designer Paul Smith casts a new light on Picasso by Camille Bois-Martin, in collaboration with Numéro art

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Beyond the vineyards: Contemporary art thrives in Burgundy by Meriem Souissi Look back at Encounters, Art Basel Hong Kong's sector for large scale works

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Pipilotti Rist on hands, trust, and lightbulb moments as told to Pauline J. Yao and Sunny Cheung  Miriam Cahn: ‘Anger is a very good motor for art’

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Smith College Museum of Art, lecture: Miller Lecture: Dr. Nicole Fleetwood on Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration!

March 2023 Museum + Shop hours: Tue–Sun | 11am–4 pm closed: Mondays and major holidays Miller Lecture: Dr. Nicole Fleetwood on Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration Wednesday, March 29 | 5:30 pm Weinstein Auditorium, Wright Hall, Smith College Join us for the lecture on campus or via livestream. Register here to access the livestream link: https://bit.ly/3JX8d5c This program will not be recorded.  Celebrated writer, cultural theorist, curator, and art critic Dr. Nicole R. Fleetwood will discuss her project, Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration, which explores the impact of US incarceration on contemporary visual art. This project highlights artists who have been incarcerated alongside artists whose art examines US institutions and systems of confinement. Based on interviews with currently and formerly incarcerated artists, prison visits, and the author’s own family experiences with the penal system, Marking Time shows how the imprisoned turn ordinary objects into elaborate works of art. LEARN MORE SCMA programs featured in the Daily Hampshire Gazette PLAN YOUR VISIT SCMA e-news is produced and issued monthly by the Marketing and Communications Office of SCMA. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of content. Questions? email scmagen@smith.edu; Images: Photo of Nicole Fleetwood courtesy of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

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