7.3.16

Finding Emerging Artists at Pulse New York

If you are interested in starting an art collection then looking at up and coming artists at contemporary art fairs like Pulse New York is a good idea. You are more likely to find works at a decent price which actually have a chance of appreciating in value than you may at an art gallery. The reason is that many of the artists profiled are already showing potential. These artists are also more likely to be on a critic's radar. And if critics are not writing about an artist they are less likely to be successful. But being represented by a well-known gallery is also a factor to consider. For artists who already have achieved some acclaim it may be easier to obtain their works on paper, or their drawings, which are always more affordable. Whichever way you begin, it is well worth the effort. If you're lucky, you may well end up with someone whose work outperforms their contemporaries. The key is to expose yourself to as much work as possible then you will get better at assessing an artwork's value. You never know who is going to be the next big thing. And while there is no guarantee of success, any international exposure is always a good thing. So, with that, here are my highlights from this year's show, enjoy.

1.  Vicki Sher, Drafting Film #4, 2015, Uprise Art


2.  Tom Leighton, The Capitol I, 2016, Cynthia Corbett Gallery


3.  Hiba Schahbaz, The Guard, 2014, Thierry Goldberg Gallery



4.  Irby Pace, Refraction, 2015, Galleri Urbane


5.  Ruth Freeman, Rejuvenated Palm Springs, 2015, SVA Galleries


6.  Ian Hughes, Twisted Figure Orange Arabesque, 2015, 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel


7.  Bradley Wood, Lake Leman House, 2016, Sim Smith


8.  Lala Abaddon, You Can't Steal My Soul, 2015, Garis & Hahn


9.  Ed Cohen, Untitled, 2015, Winston Wachter Fine Art


10.  Thomas Broadbent, The Nesting, 2016, Front Room Gallery


11.  Vicki Sher, Drafting Film #10, 2015, Uprise Art


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