The pulse of the art world is captured at the art fairs that take place in New York City in March every year. The Big Apple buzzes with excitement as throngs of art lovers flock to the art fairs to get a look at art from around the world, and collectors vie to acquire works by leading international artists and hot new talent.
The Armory Show, one of the world’s largest art fairs, is the main attraction, augmented by number of other fairs in NYC the same week, including ADAA The Art Show, Volta NY, and Scope NY.
Check out my photos below of some of the most remarkable artworks at the NY art fairs I attended.
What catches your eye? Feel free to contact Perkey Fine Art Advisor for the lowdown on art market trends and how to find the perfect art for you!

SERGE ALAIN NITEGEKA, Tunnel VIII: Studio Study V, 2013, Paint on wood, 84.5 x 51.5 in.,
and Exterior I: Studio Study I, 2013, Paint on wood, 51.5 x 84.5 in.

CHRIS JORDAN, Gyre, 2009, archival pigment prints face mounted to Plexiglas,
3 panels totaling 8 x 11 ft., ed. 3

ULRIK HELTOFT and MILJOHN RUPERTO, four selections from Voynich Botanical Studies, 2013, silver gelatin fiber-based prints by artist, each print unique

RETNA, Sensations of a Distance Mark the Diameter Reached Through the Rotation of Matter of Fact, 2013, Enamel, acrylic and crystallina on canvas, 96 x 72 in

E.V. DAY, Transporter-Six Stages, 2014, Laser etched, hand tinted Plexiglas, in six sections in custom display

SHEPARD FAIREY, Global Target, HPM; Arab Woman, HPM; Dove Target Red, HPM; 2012,
Two color relief on hand painted material, each 37 x 28.5 in,, ed. 5

DOUG AND MIKE STARN, Blot Out the Sun 4, 1998-99, Archival inkjet prints on mulberry
and tissue papers with encaustic and wax, 48 x 78 in., ed. 3

MICHAEL CRAIG-MARTIN, Objects of Our Time, 2014, A set of 12 screenprints, 19.75 x 19.75 each, ed. 50

JULIAN OPIE, City Walkers, 2014, a pair of powder-coated laser-cut steel wall reliefs,
11.25 x 3 x 1.375 each, ed. 50

KEHINDE WILEY, The Archangel Michael and his Miracles, 2014, 22 karat gold leaf and oil on wood panel, framed 40 x 24 x 2 in.

SPENCER FINCH, Cloud (Brooklyn, Germany, Vermont 1, Paris), 2014, Scotch tape on paper,
each 19.75 x 25.5 in.

ANALIA SABAN, Wenge Circuitboard with Architectural Details, 2014, laser sculpted wood,
48.25 x 48.25 in.

KATJA LOHER, Triplebubble, 2013, Three-channel video composition, hand blown glass bubbles with video screens embedded in white acrylic, 18 x 14 x 7 in., ed. 5
All Photos by Perkey Fine Art Advisor.
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