Jane Perkins, "Young Queen", found objects collage |
ART
Affordable Art Fair
Spring 2015, NYC
Issue #1
Affordable Art Fair’s mission is to promote emerging artists and make contemporary artwork affordable and accessible to all. The AAF believes that art fairs are the true heart of the art world, as they are the only place where galleries, collectors, curatorial professionals and visitors come together in one place, all learning from each other and exposing the currents flowing through the international art market.
Adam Frezza & Terri Chiao, collages and sculptures, mixed media, 2015 Uprise Art, New York, NY. (this photo courtesy of AAF Press Dept.) |
Adam Frezza & Terri Chiao collage |
GloboBot NY01, Joel Kuntz, face mounted print on plexi, 60" high, ed. of 9 + 3 ap Michele Mariaud Gallery, New York |
GloboBot NY02, Joel Kuntz, face mounted print on plexi, 60" high, ed. of 9 + 3 apMichele Mariaud Gallery, New York |
GloboBot NY03, Joel Kuntz, face mounted print on plexi, 60" high, ed. of 9 + 3 apMichele Mariaud Gallery, New York |
Paco Raphael, "Salmon Bambi", Lenticular photographic print, Ronen Art Gallery |
Photography & wax on board, LCFA, Lawrence Cantor Fine Art |
Photography & wax on board (detail of wax coating) LCFA, Lawrence Cantor Fine Art |
Alison Pullen, "Osterley Park House" Mixed media painted on magazine pages, Quantum Contemporary Art, London |
Alison Pullen, "Osterley Park House, Entrance" Mixed media painted on magazine pages, Quantum Contemporary Art, London |
M. Muhlis Lugis, "Panjang tangan", woodcut, 2013, 100cm x 120cm, ed. of 3 artspace SAY, Seoul, S. Korea |
Aude DiB "Jaffa Knock Out" 2014, Lambda print, diasec finishing, 29 x 39" Ed. of 15, Galerie Envie d'Art, Paris |
Artist: Call Me Frank, "Untitled", mixed media paint on plexi floated over paint on paper Cube Gallery, London |
Artist: Call Me Frank, "Untitled", Mixed media paint on plexi floated over paint on paper, (detail) Cube Gallery, London |
Claire Cohen, "Interlock", Claire Cohen, "Interlock", pigment on multiple sheets of persplex, 3D painting, Cube Gallery, London |
Claire Cohen, "Interlock", pigment on multiple sheets of persplex, 3D painting, (detail showing construction of layers) Cube Gallery, London |
Daan Oude Elferink, "Family Ties" Photography, Ronen Art Gallery, Amsterdam |
Jean-Baptiste Perrot, "New York Guggenheim" photograph, ed of 10, Ronen Art Gallery, Amsterdam |
James Hunter, "Fragrantissimum" 2015, Eyestorm |
Jeff Quinn, "T", 2014, Oil on wood and plaster, Mayson Gallery, NYC |
Jeff Quinn, "Floating", 2014, Oil on wood and plaster, Mayson Gallery, NYC |
Jim Zwadlo, "Pedestrians" 2015, acrylic on canvas, UGallery.com |
Juliane Hundertmark, works on paper, 2015 galerie juliane hundermark, Berlin, Germany |
Lorraine Pritchard, "Lost in Thoughts", 2011, ink, crayon on washi paper, 15.5" x 24.25" |
Lorraine Pritchard, "Lost in Thoughts" (detail) |
Lorraine Pritchard, "Uter-ing" 2009, Ink, graphite, crayon, gouache on washi paper, 38.5" x 73" Quantum Contemporary Art |
Lorraine Pritchard, "Uter-ing" (detail) |
Lucie Bennett, "Romy In Lights" 2015 Neon mounted on Perspex, ed 5 Eyestorm Gallery |
(artist) Moriello, ed 7, archival print with diamond dust, 60 x 60" Arteria Gallery, Canada |
Patrick Smith, "Mont Saint-Michel" 2014, Lambda photo print mounted on Diasec, 45 x 58", Ed of 7 Galerie Envie d'Art, Paris |
Peter Monaghan, "Cross", Mixed Media, Cube Gallery, London |
Peter Monaghan, "Cross", (detail) Cube Gallery, London |
Piero Manrique, "Hawk" acrylic on canvas, UGallery.com |
Rob Ryan, "I Miss Being A Small Girl", 2012, Hand Cut Paper, 16.1" x 16.1", unique Tag Fine Arts, London, UK |
Rodger Stevens, "Ollie" Steel Wire, 28" x 22" x 16" Mayson Gallery NYC |
Ron Lawson, "Blue Porch, Cottage at Howmore, South Uist" 47" x 26", Watercolor, Gouache Quantum Contemporary Art |
Russell Marshall "Photo Op - Shocking Pink" ed 100 Jealous Gallery, London |
Serena Curmi, "Adrift" oil on canvas (cropped detail) Cube Gallery, London |
Simone Lia, "I've Got No Brain II" silkscreen print, ed. 75 Jealous Gallery, London |
Simone Lia, "I Am Not A bunny! (Blue)", silkscreen print, ed. 125 Jealous Gallery, London |
"You'll Do" silkscreen, ed. of 200, Jealous Gallery, London |
Adam Bridgland "Making Eyes Across the Room, Right" Silkscreen print, ed of 125, Jealous Gallery, London |
Alison McWhirter, "Roses in a Black Vase" Oil on canvas Carina Haslam Art |
Stay Tuned! More AAF coverage to come in the next issue of ARTSnFOOD.
(Source: Photographs were taken by ARTSnFOOD staff, with the permission of the fair, and each individual gallery represented.)
FOOD
Fire & Ice Salad
This healthy-fresh melange of chilled fresh vegetables is heated up by a salsa based, warm, dressing. The temperature contrasts adds dimensions to the salad, above and beyond the great flavors.
Ingredients:
1 ripe avocado, peeled, seeded and cut into cubes
1/4 cup lime juice
2 large tomatoes cut into cubes
1/2 onion thinly sliced and separated into half rings
1 cup small cauliflowerets (ends)
1 small green pepper, diced
1/3 cup of PACE medium salsa
1/4 cup water
1 tablespoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon basil, crushed
Directions:
Gently toss avocado in 2 tablespoons of lime juice to coat thoroughly. Sprinkle the cubes of tomatoes, avocado and onion slices over the top. Cover with plastic wrap and chill for 1 to 2 hours.
Dressing - Combine the salsa, water, sugar, basil and 2 tablespoons of lime juice in a small sauce pan. Bring to a boil, stirring until the sugar is dissolved.
To Serve - Dish up the cold salad into chilled salad bowls or plates. Pour the hot dressing over each cold salad.
Serves 6 to 8 servings.
(Source: Pace Foods' recipe collection.)
Until later,
Jack
ARTSnFOOD, is an online publication dedicated to "The Pursuit of Happiness through the Arts and Food." ™ All rights reserved. Concept, Original Art, Text & Photographs are © Copyright 2015 Jack A. Atkinson under all International intellectual property and copyright laws. Any gallery, event, museum, fair or festival photographs were taken with permission. Images © individual artists, fabricators, respective owners or assignees.
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