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Your Guide to NYC Art Fair Season (opens the original)
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September is one of the busiest times of year for the New York art world, with several art fairs taking place across the city. If you’ve never been to an art fair before, don’t be intimidated. Think of it as dozens (or sometimes hundreds) of galleries, artists, or publishers coming together under one roof, giving you the chance to see a huge range of work in one spot.Each fair has its own personality, price point, and focus, so we’ve put together a simple guide below to help you decide which mig
Must See: September Arts & Culture (opens the original)
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Welcome back to school, and back to the art world! September marks the new year of art and culture in NYC with galleries reopening, major museum exhibitions debuting, and fairs and events filling the calendar. Consider this your cheat sheet for what’s worth seeing this month. And if you want to stay in the know and have a community to experience it all with, join the Salon 21 Patronage for curated access, conversation, and a built-in group of fellow art lovers.(Email membership@salontwenty-one.c
Must See: August Arts & Culture (opens the original)
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August has always felt like the art world’s deep exhale.It’s the quiet pause between seasons, when blockbuster museum exhibitions begin to close, galleries hold off on new openings until September, and the city settles into a slower rhythm before the nonstop pace of fall.If you’ve been telling yourself you’ll “get to it eventually,” this is your reminder. Many of the season’s most talked-about exhibitions are on their final stretch - see our picks below…<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-im
If you're infatuated with the work of Mark Rothko, check out the work of this self-taught Brooklyn-based painter. (opens the original)
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Blue in the 20th CenturyYesterday I came across a video of Sister Wendy Beckett explaining her enthusiasm and total enrapture with the work of Mark Rothko. There is truly no way to understand his work until you have the physical ability to stand in front of one of this canvases and be enveloped by its size and color. As Sister Beckett excitedly explains, being in front of his work becomes an all-consuming, almost religious experience. I urge you to watch the below video as her description doesn’
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