This Week’s Major Events: Winter Antiques Show, MAISON&OBJET Paris, Outsider Art Fair, New York Ceramics & Glass Fair & More
January 17–23, 2017
NEW YORK
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- Bird Tree. Harvey Kinsey. Pennsylvania, ca. 1925. Courtesy of Kelly Kinzle.Winter Antiques Show
Winter Antiques Show
January 20–29, 2017; Opening Night Party January 19, 2017
12–8pm daily, except on Sundays and Thursdays, 12–6pm
Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Avenue, New York, NY
For information call 718.292.7392 or visit www.WinterAntiquesShow.com
The prestigious Winter Antiques Show will be celebrating its 63rd year this week. At the Park Avenue Armory in New York City, collectors, designers, and curators will vie for the best works on the market, from antiquity through the present, showcased by seventy-three exhibitors. One third of the exhibitors are specialists in Americana, while their colleagues will feature English, European, and Asian fine and decorative arts. Every object exhibited is vetted for authenticity, date, and condition by a committee of 160 experts from the United States and Europe. Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Elliott & Grace Snyder Antiques, Hyde Park Antiques, Kelly Kinzle Antiques, Throckmorton Fine Art, Tillou Antiques, Olde Hope Antiques, Adelson Galleries, Arader Galleries, Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, Hirschl & Adler Galleries, Schwarz Gallery, The Old Print Shop, Thomas Colville Fine Art, Donzella, Liz O’Brien, Lost City Arts, Todd Merrill Studio, A La Vieille Russie, Kentshire, and Macklowe Gallery are all among the exceptional roster of dealers exhibiting at the show. This year’s Honorary Design Chairs are Jamie Drake and Caleb Anderson of Drake/Anderson, Celerie Kemble, and Miles Redd. The Winter Antiques Show's 2017 loan exhibition, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum: Revolution & Evolution, honors the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, one of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. New collectors, emerging philanthropists, and art and design enthusiasts can attend the Young Collectors Night on January 26 from 7–9 pm for a private viewing of the show, and the opportunity to meet luminary New York-based interior designers over cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. More than 100 designers serve on the Interior Design Committee for this special evening. All net proceeds from the show benefit East Side House Settlement, a nationally recognized community-based organization in the South Bronx that has worked for over 125 years to bring quality education and resources to immigrants and lower-income families in some of America’s poorest neighborhoods.
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Outsider Art Fair, New York
January 19–22, 2017
Thursday, VIP Early Access 2–6pm; Vernissage 6–9pm
Friday–Saturday: 11am–8pm; Sunday: 11am–6pm
Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street, New York, N.Y.
For more information visit www.OutsiderArtFair.com
The Outsider Art Fair is dedicated to self-taught art created outside the mainstream. Known for its maverick spirit, the fair has helped build a passionate collecting community and expanded the awareness and recognition of Art Brut, Folk, and Outsider Art within the art world. Sixty galleries, including eight first-time exhibitors, will attend the fair’s 25th anniversary edition. Works by some of the most influential Outsider Artists such as George Widener, William Hawkins, Martin Ramirez, Bill Traylor, Thornton Dial, and Purvis Young will be on view as the Outside Art Fair continues to celebrate the diverse backgrounds and nationalities of the artists presented. Among the highlights of this year’s offerings are works by First Nation aboriginal and native Canadian artists offered by Macaulay & Co., works by Japanese artists from Yukiko Koide Presents, tribal art from India at Hervé Perdroille, aboriginal art displayed by Rebecca Hossack, and Brazilian ex-votos from Mariposa Unusual Art. American Primitive Gallery, Ricco Maresca Gallery, Hirshl & Adler Galleries, Just Folk, and Steven S. Powers Works of Art & Americana will also exhibit at the fair. The Outsider Art Fair in New York is the perfect setting to gain insight into the minds of these talented, self-taught artists, and see the world through someone else’s eyes.
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_300dpi.jpg "Peter Pincus, Trio (Vessels). Courtesy of Ferrin Contemporary.")
.jpeg "Possibly the first example of American hardpaste porcelain. Found in an archaeological excavation in Philadelphia, the punch bowl will be exhibited at the Ceramics fair.")
New York Ceramics & Glass Fair
January 19–22, 2017; Private Preview, January 18 from 5–8:30pm
Thursday–Saturday: 11am–7pm; Sunday: 11am–4pm
Bohemian National Hall, 321 East 73rd Street, New York, N.Y.
For more information visit www.NYCeramicsAndGlass.com
For eighteen years, the New York Ceramics & Glass Fair has brought together the best in all things “fired”—glass, ceramics, pottery and enamel—as the only exposition of its kind in the country. Bottles, beakers, jewelry, jars, vases, and all manner of beautiful yet fragile art will be showcased, dating from 500 years ago in 16th-century Venice, Italy to present-day Venice, California. The star of this year’s show, however, is a small white ceramic bowl dating from about 1770, uncovered during an archaeological excavation in Philadelphia. It is the first physical proof of American-made true hard-paste porcelain ever found. Until its discovery, scholars had found documents indicating that hard-paste porcelain, known for its degree of translucency and perfected in 7th-century China, was made in America during Revolutionary times, but no objects had been found to corroborate this. Called the “Holy Grail” of American ceramics, this bowl will be exhibited for the first time at this year’s New York Ceramics & Glass Fair. The fair will take place on the fourth and fifth floors of the Bohemian National Hall. Tickets are $20 per person, and can be used for admission throughout the duration of the fair.
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Wallace Hall Art, Design & Antiques Show
January 20–22, 2017
Friday 10am–7pm; Saturday 11am–6pm; Sunday 11am–5pm
St. Ignatius Loyola Church, 980 Park Avenue at 84th, New York, NY
For more information visit www.RehShows.com
The Wallace Hall Art, Design & Antiques Show, returning for its third year, will run on the same opening weekend of the Winter Antiques Show, just 17 blocks south. A shuttle bus will run a loop throughout the weekend between the Wallace Hall and Winter Antiques shows so that attendees can easily jet back and forth and explore the best of what Antiques Week in New York has to offer. Everything from fine estate jewelry, Americana, fine art, decorative furniture, sculpture, African art, handmade antique rugs, fine antique wicker, objet d’art, and more will be available at this boutique show. New and returning exhibitors will offer material in their areas of expertise, including James Kochan Fine Art & Antiques, A Bird in Hand, Marcy Burns American Indian Arts, Andrew Spindler Antiques & Design, Drucker Antiques, and Glen Leroux Antiques. The iconic St. Ignatius Loyola Church will house the show,,in the heart of the Upper East Side.
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PARIS
- Pierre Charpin, the January 2017 Designer of the Year. Photograpy by Morgane Le Gall.
MAISON&OBJET PARIS
January 20-24, 2017
Friday–Monday: 9:30am–7pm; Tuesday: 9:30am–6pm
Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center, CD 40, ZAC Paris Nord 2, 93420 Villepinte, France
For more information visit www.Maison-Objet.com
MAISON&OBJET is a major lifestyle and trade show for professionals in the art and design industry, offering interior design, decoration, furniture, accessories, textiles, fragrances, tableware, and more. The extraordinary diversity of this trade show meets the expectations of the global market and serves as a multicultural crossroads of contemporary living. At MAISON&OBJET, hundreds of exhibitors will present high-quality design innovations, facilitating trade and sparking brand awareness and recognition. This year, the show will celebrate the work of French designer, artist and scenographer Pierre Charpin, the January 2017 Designer of the Year, as well as six rising talents from the U.K. who were chosen and sponsored by star designers from the worlds of architecture, fashion and design. Showgoers can order entrance badges for 60€ online until January 19, or purchase a badge for 70€ at the door.
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- Photography by Philipp Jeffries.
Paris Déco Off
January 19–23, 2017
9:30am–7:30pm daily; Late-Night Saturday, January 21 until 11pm
Various showrooms across Paris
For more information call +33 1 45 20 24 68 or visit www.Paris-Deco-Off.com
Paris Déco Off is a fair for luxury textile houses, spanning both the Rive Gauche and Rive Droite of Paris. More than 100 showrooms will open their doors to professionals, designers, and the public, free of charge. Gifts and catalogues will be offered in every participating showroom. Highlights of this year’s fair include the Paris Déco Off Illuminations, where linen lanterns are hung along the streets, creating a magical air of whimsy, exhibitions such as The “Timeless” Toile de Jouy at the Musée Eugène Delacroix, and The Know-How Cube at Place Furstenberg, which will feature demonstrations by artisans and artists in a plexiglass cube. 30 free shuttles will carry Paris Déco Off attendees across the the Seine throughout the duration of the event.
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LONDON
- The London Art Fair at Business Design Centre, Islington. Photography by James Champion.
London Art Fair
January 18–22, 2017
Wednesday & Thursday: 11am–9pm; Friday: 11am–7pm; Saturday: 11am–7:30pm; Sunday: 11am–5pm
Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London N1 OQH
For more information call +44 (0) 20 7288 6736 or visit www.LondonArtFair.co.uk
The London Art Fair returns for its 29th year with museum quality Modern British art presented alongside contemporary work from leading artists. At the main fair, see works from the early 20th century to the present day, or visit two curated sections that spotlight younger galleries, new work, and contemporary photography called Art Projects and Photo50. The 13th edition of Art Projects features the most international roster of artists to date, with countries such as Greece, Germany, Japan, South Korea, and Zimbabwe all represented. The 2017 installment for Photo50 is Gravitas, a group exhibition of lens-based works. Programming features talks, tours and performances covering a range of topics, from modern British art and sculpture to photography, internationalism, and female contemporary artists. There is something for collectors of all types to explore at the London Art Fair, which will open this week.
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FLORIDA
Sarasota Antiques + Art + Design Show
January 19–22, 2017
Thursday: 5:30–8:30pm; Friday & Saturday: 10am–6pm; Sunday: 12–5pm
Sarasota Municipal Auditorium, 801 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, Fla.
For more information call 708.366.2710 or visit www.SarasotaArtAndAntiques.com
The Sarasota Antiques + Art + Design Show will feature 45 hand-picked dealers from across the U.S., Canada and Europe who will exhibit a wide assemblage of antique furniture, paintings, silver, bronzes, porcelain, crystal, pottery, prints, and rare books, as well as antique and estate jewelry. Held over three days, the show will kick off with an opening Preview Gala on Thursday benefitting Designing Women.
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- Madison Square Park living room, designed by Campion Platt. Image courtesy Campion Platt Interiors.
ArtPalmBeach Fair
January 18–22, 2017; VIP Preview on Wednesday, January 18: 6-10pm
Thursday: 11am–7pm; Friday: 11am–9pm; Saturday 11am–7pm; Sunday 11am–6pm
Palm Beach Convention Center, 650 Okeechobee Boulevard, West Palm Beach, Fla.
For more information call 305.791.2990 or visit NextLevelFairs.com/ArtPalmBeach
Celebrating its milestone 20th year, the ArtPalmBeach Fair offers a broad selection of modern, contemporary, and emerging art. One of the acclaimed special exhibitions on view this year is called 100+ Degrees in the Shade, and chronicles 30 years of contemporary art in South Florida. The fair’s extensive four-day lecture series is complementary to fairgoers and includes artist presentations, film screenings and book signings. Renowned interior designer Campion Platt is the Honorary Chairman of the ArtPalmBeach Designers Committee this year. Tickets are available online.
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LAS VEGAS
- Space designed by Arteriors.
Las Vegas Market, Winter 2017
January 22–26, 2017
Sunday–Wednesday: 8am–6pm; Thursday: 8am–4pm
World Market Center Las Vegas, 475 S. Grand Central Pkwy, Las Vegas, Nev.
For more information call 800.748.5065 or visit www.lasvegasmarket.com
The Las Vegas Market is the only home furnishings marketplace in the west, and the fastest growing home décor and gift market in the country. Thousands of offerings of furniture, gift lines, and home décor will be featured by more than 500 exhibitors in a state-of-the-art venue. Internationally acclaimed interior designer Timothy Corrigan has been honored as the 2017 Design Icon. Visitors from all around the world will be flocking to the Las Vegas Market, but with 5 million square feet of exhibition space, there is plenty of room for design professionals and enthusiasts of all kinds to browse the expansive market.
