James Tarmy tells you in BLOOMBERG which
"8 Artworks You Should Buy at New York's Armory Arts Week".
"8 Artworks You Should Buy at New York's Armory Arts Week".
"A line of several hundred shivering, elaborately dressed art
enthusiasts stretched down the block outside the Independent art fair
last night in SoHo, as the final phase of New York’s art fair
week opened with a bang and more than a few outraged collectors. “But
I’m VIP!” wailed one woman in a geographically untraceable accent as she
was turned away at the door.
That collector, along with scores
of other art lovers, can take heart: There are so many fairs (at least
eight) and so many thousands of works of art on view that it was almost
impossible to see, let alone appreciate, everything on offer. And that’s
why we’ve collected 10 works that, for various reasons (an
under-the-radar artist, an emerging trend throughout the fairs, a
surprisingly reasonable price, or, in more than a few instances,
an artwork that is simply compelling) were worth checking out. (...)
Outsider Art, which
generally refers to artworks by people who didn’t (usually) intend for
their artworks to be sold, popped up in multiple booths at multiple
fairs this week. Several booths included works by the famous outsider
artist Bill Traylor, but some hidden gems were also for sale, including
this hand-painted collage from the 1870s, “Obsession,” which is
double-sided and sells in the range of 14,000 to 18,000 euros. Delmes
& Zander Gallery
Another outsider artist is the
self-taught Von Bruenchenhein (1910-1983), who lived in Milwaukee and
worked in total obscurity until after his death, when his art was
“discovered” by a friend of the family who arranged for the Kohler Arts
Center to acquire a huge body of his work. Many pieces remain on the
market, but every one of his works at the Independent were bought at the
preview. (...)"
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-03-04/best-art-you-should-buy-at-armory-show-independent-adaa-2016
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