Carlie Porterfield
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New York's Split Level art fair returns to Madison Avenue design showroom for second edition (opens the original)
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The second edition of Split Level, the upstart New York City art fair held in a high-end design showroom on Madison Avenue, returns this week with a slightly expanded roster of young galleries and a model designed to offer an alternative to the conventional white stand fair format. Split Level developed out of founder Jaqueline Cedar’s gallery Good Naked, named for a joke from a Seinfeld episode, which she first ran out of a spare bedroom in her apartment in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, starting in 20
Art Basel Miami Beach scales down main gallery sector and floorplan for 2026 edition (opens the original)
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This year’s edition of Art Basel Miami Beach, the most important art fair in the Americas, will feature 272 exhibitors in a reconfigured floorplan. The fair has cut the size of its main Galleries section by around 10%, from 226 exhibitors last year to 204 this year, while the overall fair footprint within the Miami Beach Convention Center will be around 12% smaller. Instead of the five large plazas of recent editions, the fair will be organised around four plazas this year, which organisers say
At The Armory Show, emerging galleries are clear-eyed about the risks and rewards of doing fairs (opens the original)
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The Armory Show’s Presents section has grown as emerging galleries weigh the costs and potential upsides of art fair participation. The section is 20% larger this year compared to 2025, but dealers say participating remains a gamble—prompting some to share stands, negotiate fees and find other ways to limit costs. The Presents section at The Armory Show is dedicated to galleries founded within the last 12 years, focuses on solo or dual artist presentations and is often home to some of the most i
ArtRio opens amid political uncertainty as Brazil’s art market continues to grow (opens the original)
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ArtRio has opened in Rio de Janeiro as the upcoming Brazilian elections create an atmosphere of tension for a market otherwise showing signs of growth. The 16th edition of the fair features 76 participating galleries, largely Brazilian. This year’s fair is taking place against a backdrop of political uncertainty. Several attendees at the preview on Wednesday (16 September) wore stickers supporting Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil’s left-wing president. Lula is up for re-election in early Octobe
Ellie Rines opens new Tribeca gallery after a decade in Chinatown (opens the original)
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Ellie Rines Gallery’s inaugural Tribeca opening fell on a muggy Wednesday in September, two weeks before The Armory Show and on the unofficial back-to-school night of the city’s art world. More than 50 Tribeca galleries were hosting opening celebrations that night, but few drew crowds quite like Rines’s. Rines has long managed to straddle New York’s uptown and downtown art worlds, representing artists including Cynthia Talmadge, Al Freeman and Jo Messer, and was the first dealer to give Anna Wey
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