HeyJaredAnne Parke Art Advisory
Contemporary art for considered collecting. Curated discoveries from New York galleries and art fairs.
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Art for Inserting Yourself(ie) in the Narrative (opens the original)
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Good morning! OK OK OK I cannot WAIT to share with you today a very special artist, Drea Cofield, because I, Anne Parke, am actually included in her upcoming exhibition(!!!).One of the reasons I nerd so hard for contemporary art is because of the depth to which we can engage with living artists and the extent to which art can enrich our lives. I know, I know, the very last thing prioritized when furnishing a home or an office is the art. It’s always the rug, the couch, the lighting, the curtains
Art for Arming Yourself with an Armory Plan (opens the original)
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Good morning! We’ve had a lot of new subscribers lately, so if you’re new here, welcome! Each week, I share 10 to 20 contemporary artworks available for sale, curated down from hundreds of gallery previews, exhibitions, and art fairs. In today’s newsletter, I’m focused on selections from the Armory Show fair previews. You’ll find fifteen artworks with full captions and prices (usually around $10k), and this week is particularly special because I have also included the names of the gallerists and
Art for Giving Them Something to Talk About (opens the original)
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Good morning! Apologies if I haven’t replied to your text, call, or email yet! I have A) been drowning in September and Armory previews and B) been offline spending time with my family in South Carolina. But starting this morning, we are back in the saddle and ready to become more culturally fluent in contemporary art. “I like it” might be the LEAST interesting thing we can say about an artwork. It’s like having an evening whiskey with your dad on the screened-in back porch and he pushes back on
Art for Regulating Your Back-to-School Nervous System (opens the original)
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September always arrives with an unbelievable amount of contemporary art gallery openings, international art fairs, and the familiar feeling that everything is happening at once. While I don’t suffer from FOMO (I’m solidly in the camp of Team JOMO), I love how galleries bring out their best and brightest for the back to school slot. Alex Feim made an insane chart that tracks gallery openings in NYC (we’re currently in the week with the tallest peak):But this newsletter exists to edit down the ga
Art for Confirming You Have Excellent Taste (opens the original)
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Good morning and welcome to September! This week I seriously struggled with my contemporary artwork selections because it’s just impossible to choose only one example of an artist’s work. It’s why sometimes you see I’ll include two or three works by an artist or why I’ll feature an artist two weeks in a row (we meet again, Amelia Cross). I’m also guilty of dedicating entire issues to one artist because that’s how obsessed I need readers to see the practice as a whole. And the reason I need you t
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