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It was another good year for the LA Art Fair. My impressions are posted over at ArtCal Zine as part of their special art fair coverage.
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2 comments:
Yes!
The LA Art Fair was a nice 'complement' to the Whitney Biennial (which had a particular east-coast feel, not that I am passing judgment on that.)
It was nice to see some previews of those emerging LA artists before they have shows here in the City.
In particular I enjoyed Carl Berg Gallery and Rose Gallery. They both certainly had a sense for the art fair.
I know, Simon. I really love this fair. The fairs, generally are always a complement to the Biennial for me. And that's not a swipe at the Biennial. It just fills in some of the holes. More on this in my next ACZ post.
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