Joanne Leah, Drumsticks, 14 x 9 inch | Courtesy ofMcCaig-Welles & Zimmer
SCOPE NEW YORK VIP OPENING TOMORROW
The 18th edition ofSCOPE New Yorkreturns to itsChelsealocation at the Metropolitan Pavilion. Known for presenting groundbreaking contemporary work, SCOPE New York will welcome60 international exhibitorsat its centrally-located venue. In addition, SCOPE will continue its legacy of critically-acclaimed VIP Programming, with a focused schedule of talks presented byARTnews&Sotheby's.
SCOPE New Yorkopens this Thursday, March 08, with thePlatinum First View,3pm - 6pm, followed by theVIP + Press Preview,6pm - 9pm.
The fair will then open to the publicFriday March 09 & Saturday March 10,11am - 8pmandSunday March 11,11am - 7pm.
SPECIAL PROJECT | SCOPE VIP PROGRAM Materiality,curated byAnthony Spinello, ofSpinello Projects| Miami Pioneering Miami gallerist and curator,Anthony Spinello, will present four female artists, recently featured at the critically-acclaimed FAIR exhibition. Featuring a selection of mixed media paintings on canvas, ceramic sculptures and process-based works byNathalie Alfonso,Nicole Doran,Juana Valdes, andClara Varas.
SCOPE VIP PROGRAM
SCOPE continues its acclaimed VIP Program in New York with a series of exclusive events hosted byARTNews&Sotheby’s.**Both events are now at capacity & confirmations have been sent to invitees**
Rammellzee | Photo courtesy of Sotheby's
PANEL DISCUSSION Presented bySotheby’s Before Basquiat
Hear artistsJohn Matos,akaCrash One, andLady Aikoin conversation with cultural critic and curatorCarlo McCormickmoderated byHarrison TenzerofSotheby'sas they discuss how key artists evolved their early street art and Grafitti acts into a fine art studio practice. This transition from the street to the studio, made by such greats asRammellzee,Futura 2000andCrash Onehimself, set the basis for the pervasive street art aesthetics found in institutions, galleries and even retail spaces today. Lady Aiko explains the effect of this legacy on her practice as well as what possibilities this aesthetic and cultural movement have for the future.
Juana Valdes,Colored China Rags I, 2012, porcelain bone china, fired 1234c, 13 x 8 x 4 inch | Courtesy of Spinello Projects
PANEL DISCUSSION Presented byARTNews Materiality- moderated by Anthony Spinello
Anthony Spinello, will lead a discussion addressing intersectional feminism in artistic practice. Joined by several artists featured in the critically-acclaimedFAIR exhibition,Nicole Doran,Nathalie Alfonso, Juana Valdes, andClara Varaswill explore notions of feminist practice, identity politics and the role of the female artist in our attention-economy.
REGINA'S GROCERY
The namesake of Regina’s Grocery is a home-cook turn professional cook. Those close to her describe Regina, a Brooklyn native, as one-of-a-kind. From her unique yet trendy look including cat-eye glasses, an all-black wardrobe, and her red hair, to her take it or leave it attitude. Regina’s story begins with the beauty industry – attending cosmetology school and eventually working for Chanel at Bloomingdales for many years. Regina always cooked for family, friends, friends of friends, etc., as cooking is a prominent piece of her Italian and Brooklyn culture; it's how she shows you she cares. This former Studio 54 regular is now sharing her recipes and delicious food with New York City. She will be in the kitchen, and accessible for patrons, giving Regina's Grocery a home-like feel unparalleled to anything else.
Visit Regina's Grocery onsite at SCOPE New York.
METROPOLITAN PAVILION | 125 W 18th St, New York, NY 10011
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