SPRING/BREAK Art Show returns to New York City to the theme of NAKED LUNCH
2 September 2022 • Mark Westall
SPRING/BREAK Art Show returns to New York City during Armory Arts Week, running September 7th – 12th, 2022 at its location of three… Read More
Tag: Armory Week
SPRING/BREAK Art Show Returns to Madison Avenue this September.
19 August 2021 • Mark Westall
SPRING/BREAK Art Show has announced it will be returning to the former Ralph Lauren offices at 625 Madison Avenue for its 2021… Read More
4 Art Fairs to visit during Armory Week
3 March 2020 • Mark Westall
Its Armory week this week and there’s quite a few art fairs opening in New York below are four we recommend you visit.
Jeff Koons EasyFun-Ethereal
7 March 2018 • Mark Westall
“Easyfun-Ethereal,” will feature seven large-scale paintings by Jeff Koons, which were first presented together at the Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin in 2000. Also on view, will be Woman Reclining (2010–14), a granite sculpture from the Antiquity series.
Exclusive interview with Alex Logsdail on Lisson & New York
7 March 2018 • Mark Westall
We managed to catch up with Alex Logsdail in New York during Armory week to talk Lisson in New York, Lisson 10th Avenue being one already and whats coming up in their 51st year..
Artsy + Jeffry Deitch to present new public artwork by JR 4 Armory
6 March 2018 • Mark Westall
On the exterior of Pier 94, the artist and 2018 Academy Award nominee, JR, will debut a monumental work,transforming archival Ellis Island photographs into a large-scale installation.
Dalek + Buff Monster “SPACED OUT”
6 March 2018 • Mark Westall
“SPACED OUT” is going to be a mesmerising double-solo show, featuring legendary street artists James Marshall (aka Dalek) and Buff Monster, united together in the same exhibition for the first time. Opening during Armory Week.
#FADspots: Make Like a Native New Yorker during Armory Week
4 March 2015 • Staff
Let’s kick off with where you’ll rest your head.
ART NEWS: Artsy Debuts Loads of Cool Stuff for Armory Week
5 March 2014 • Mark Westall
High-tech tools are changing how we experience art fairs