VOLTA NY
TEN YEARS OF SOLO FOCUS
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ANNOUNCING EXHIBITORS FOR THE 2017 EDITION
VOLTA NY celebrates ten years of solo focus in its decade edition in New York City, returning to PIER 90 from March 1 – 5, 2017, concurrent with Armory Arts Week. VOLTA's mission as a truly globally conscious art fair continues, with 96 galleries and artist-run spaces across five continents and 47 cities gathering at PIER 90, presenting a dynamic and timely survey of innovative contemporary positions by artists from 39 nations.
The strictly invitational fair opened its application this year specific to its ten-year anniversary, in VOLTA's commitment to identifying and receiving the boldest and most salient proposals from galleries all over the world. Combined with newly invited galleries over the course of the VOLTA team's travels last year, VOLTA NY welcomes 36 first-time exhibitors to the 2017 fair. These galleries join an international array of returning exhibitors, including 15 VOLTA veterans from the fair's earliest outings in New York.
“We credit our loyal and longtime exhibitors and our many distinguished collecting patrons for believing in this whole ‘solo project thing’ from the get-go,” notes VOLTA Artistic Director Amanda Coulson. “For when we brought VOLTA to New York in 2008, after several years of success — of course, with a mix of mostly traditional group booths — in Basel, an entire fair devoted to solo artist projects simply did not exist. If you would have asked galleries and collectors ten years ago what they pictured as the future format of contemporary art fairs, I doubt few could have foreseen the reality now: that many collectors prefer this ultra-focused style; that many galleries elect to show one artist at a time — even in the main sections of the big fairs. We thank our 2017 exhibiting galleries and our tremendous ‘alumni’ from the past 10 years for trusting in this ‘artist-focused’ solo format and for making VOLTA NY an inspiring force for artistic discovery during Armory Arts Week and beyond."
Additional programming at VOLTA NY 2017 includes Your Body Is a Battleground, the second iteration of the fair's Curated Section. Debuted to much acclaim in 2016 — in which a curator selects a group of artists based around a common theme, then installing the project across freestanding museum-style walls as an independent exhibition within the heart of the fair — this year's edition is overseen by writer-curator Wendy Vogel and will feature artists working in identity politics, archiving, and interventionism. The full lineup for Your Body Is a Battleground, plus related events, will be announced shortly. Plus, the fair hosts its second iteration of the Video Wall, a daily rotation of single-channel videos across a 30-foot wall at the front of the fair, featuring artists exhibiting in and beyond the main fair and the Curated Section.
PIER 90 can be reached by public transportation via the Eighth Avenue line (E or C trains to 50th Street) or from Columbus Circle (1, A, C, B, D trains to 59th Street/Columbus Circle), as well as direct shuttle between VOLTA NY and Pier 94: The Armory Show. Additionally, PIER 90 is connected by an elevated, covered and heated passageway to Pier 92: The Armory Show. VOLTA NY gratefully acknowledges Kimpton Ink48 Hotel as its 2017 Official Partner Hotel.
VOLTA was founded in Basel in 2005 by dealers Kavi Gupta (Chicago), Friedrich Loock (Berlin), and Ulrich Voges (Frankfurt). VOLTA13 returns to Markthalle in Basel and coincides with Basel Art Week fromJune 12 – 17, 2017.
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VOLTA NY
EXHIBITOR AND ARTIST LIST
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- 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, New York
- José Angel Vincench
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- A.I.R. Gallery, Brooklyn
- Shannon Forrester
- Angell Gallery, Toronto
- Adam Lee, Bradley Wood
- Galería Isabel Aninat + Y GALLERY,
Santiago / New York
- Manuela Viera Gallo
- Danielle Arnaud London, London
- Polly Gould
- Project ArtBeat, Tbilisi
- Lado Pochkhua
- ART FRONT GALLERY, Tokyo
- Alfredo & Isabel Aquilizan
- ARTCOURT Gallery, Osaka
- Yasuyoshi Botan
- ARTLabAfrica, Nairobi
- Beatrice Wanjiku
- Martin Asbæk Gallery, Copenhagen
- Sofie Bird Møller
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- Barnard Gallery, Cape Town
- Ryan Hewett
- Beers London, London
- Andy Dixon
- Galerie Simon Blais, Montreal
- Éliane Excoffier
- Rutger Brandt Gallery, Amsterdam
- Jan de Vliegher, Carlos Sagrera
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- C24 Gallery, New York
- İrfan Önürmen
- CES Gallery, Los Angeles
- Scott Anderson
- CHARLIE SMITH LONDON, London
- Emma Bennett, Dominic Shepherd
- The Chemistry Gallery, Prague
- Tomáš Němec
- Chimento Contemporary, Los Angeles
- Sandeep Mukherjee
- Civilian Art Projects, Washington DC
- Jason Gubbiotti
- Coates & Scarry, London
- Henry Hussey
- Ethan Cohen Gallery, New York
- Alexander Kosolapov
- COHJU Contemporary Art, Kyoto
- Mio Yamato
- CONNERSMITH., Washington DC
- Erik Thor Sandberg
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- DAVID&SCHWEITZER Contemporary, Brooklyn
- Ruth Hardinger
- dc3 Art Projects, Edmonton
- Tammy Salzl
- De Chiara Projects, Kingston / Berlin
- Ernest Jolicoeur
- LUIS DE JESUS LOS ANGELES, Los Angeles
- Federico Solmi
- Galerie Jan Dhaese, Ghent
- Max Razdow
- Galerie Dix9, Paris
- Nemanja Nikolić
- Tamar Dresdner Art projects, Tel Aviv
- Batia Shani
- Gallery Dukan, Paris / Leipzig
- Rosa Maria Unda Souki
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- Galleri Fagerstedt, Stockholm
- Anneè Olofsson
- JONATHAN FERRARA GALLERY, New Orleans
- E2 – Kleinveld & Julien
- Foley Gallery, New York
- Martin Klimas
- Samuel Freeman, Los Angeles
- Danny Jauregui
- Freight+Volume, New York
- Ezra Johnson, Michael Scoggins
- frosch&portmann, New York
- Magnolia Laurie
- Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart
- Rudy Cremonini
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- GE Galería, San Pedro Garza García
- Generoso Villarreal
- GALERIE LOUIS GENDRE + MORI YU Gallery, Paris / Kyoto
- Sakae Ozawa
- Green On Red Gallery, Dublin
- John Cronin
- Muriel Guépin Gallery, New York
- Yongjae Kim, Joshua Smith
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- Gallery H.A.N., Seoul
- Mija Choi, Ryung Kal
- HilgerBROTKunsthalle, Vienna
- Ian Burns
- Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London
- Sebastian Helling
- Elizabeth Houston Gallery, New York
- Andy Mattern
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- Galerie Michael Janssen, Berlin
- Frederic Bouabré, Ouattara Watts
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- Gabinete de Arte k2o, Brasília
- Galeno
- Knight Webb Gallery, London
- Joseba Eskubi
- GALLERY KOGURE, Tokyo / New York
- Hidenori Yamaguchi
- Richard Koh Fine Art, Kuala Lumpur
- Haffendi Anuar
- Galerie Kornfeld, Berlin
- Tamara Kvesitadze, Tina Schwarz
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- George Lawson Gallery, San Francisco
- Susan Mikula
- Joshua Liner Gallery, New York
- Andrew Schoultz
- Litvak Contemporary, Tel Aviv
- Itamar Freed
- The Lodge Gallery, New York
- Levan Mindiashvili
- Lump, Raleigh
- George Jenne
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- Magic Beans, Berlin
- Abetz & Drescher
- Ana Mas Projects, Barcelona / San Juan
- Quisqueya Henríquez
- Meno parkas, Kaunas
- Jonas Gasiūnas
- PATRICK MIKHAIL GALLERY, Ottawa / Montreal
- Natasha Mazurka
- GALLERY MoMo, Tokyo
- Naomi Okubo
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- New Art Projects, London
- Robin Footitt
- New Image Art, Los Angeles
- Alex Gardner
- Nunu Fine Art, Taipei
- Rodney Dickson
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- OCP, Brooklyn
- Sandra Muss
- Claire Oliver Gallery, New York
- Lauren Fensterstock
- Galerie Ora-Ora, Hong Kong
- Yanzi Zhang
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- Pablo's Birthday, New York
- Thorsten Brinkmann
- Pan American Art Projects, Miami
- Ruben Millares, Carolina Sardi
- Planthouse, New York
- Robert Olsen
- PRIVATEVIEW, Turin
- Jesse Hickman, Bret Slater
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- robert henry contemporary, Brooklyn
- Liz Jaff
- ROCKELMANN &, Berlin
- Kathleen Vance
- RoFa Projects, Potomac
- Lester Rodriguez
- Rubber Factory, New York
- Pacifico Silano
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- Samsøñ, Boston
- Carlos Jiménez Cahua
- Sapar Contemporary, New York
- Faig Ahmed
- SEASON, Seattle
- Anthony Palocci Jr
- Semjon Contemporary, Berlin
- Marc von der Hocht
- Galeria Senda, Barcelona
- Anthony Goicolea, Yago Hortal
- Slag Gallery, Blooklyn
- Tirtzah Bassel, Dan Voinea
- SODA gallery, Bratislava
- Lucia Tallová
- MARC STRAUS, New York
- Todd Murphy, Liliane Tomasko
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- taubert contemporary, Berlin
- Adrian Esparza
- TEZUKAYAMA GALLERY, Osaka
- Yuuki Tsukiyama
- Timebag, Medellín
- Juan Obando
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- VICTORI + MO, Brooklyn
- Langdon Graves
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- WHATIFTHEWORLD, Cape Town
- Mohau Modisakeng
- Mark Wolfe Contemporary, San Francisco
- Antonio Adriano Puleo
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- X Contemporary, New York
- Rachel Rampleman
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- Yellow Peril Gallery, Providence
- Toby Barnes
- YOD Gallery, Osaka
- Takehito Fujii
- Galerie Youn, Montreal
- Osheen Harruthoonyan, Scarlett Rouge
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- Zorzini Gallery, Bucharest
- Szilard Gaspar
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