Art Fair Picks

Artworks at art fairs are culturally rich and diverse and from that standpoint they are worth looking at juxtaposed against one another. While you can scroll through countless of works from a gallery's selections it is worth separating them and curating against one another. You'll see differences that you might not otherwise see. Below is a grouping of art which I have put together, each one, I believe, shows off something unique when placed together. What you see is more dissimilar rather than the same, but each work stands strong alone as well as a group.

1. Li Shan, Reading, 2019

2. Michael Lin, 019, 2009

3. Gordon Parks, Boys looking in a car window, Harlem, New York, August 19, 1943, 1943






4. Michael Lin, 019, 2009

5. Yayoi Kusama, Butterfly, No.03850, 1979

6. Amoako Boafo, Tassel Earrings, 2019

7. Christopher Williams, TAI Afrique - Transport aeriens intercontinentaux Paris, ca 1960, 1997

8.  Chuck Close, Self-Portrait II, 2016

9. Cleon Peterson, Exile, 2019

10. Ferdinand Victor Leon Roybet,The Favorite of the Harem, ca. 1880

11. Fred Eerdekens, Flare, 2018

12. Gladys Nilsson, Blank Verse, 2018

13. Gordon Parks, Untitled, Chicago, Illinois, 1957

14. Jean François Raffaëlli, Promeneur et son Chien, ca. 1881

15. Li Chen, Sky, 2012

16. Michael Young, Round Coffee Table, MY Collections, 2018

17. Mohammed Ahmed Ibrahim, White form on Black, 2016

18. Natsuyuki Nakanishi, Work MIR-I, 1993

19. Ngozi Schommers, The one who saw me, 2018

20. Pierre Soulages, Sérigraphie n° 18, 1988

21. Segun Aiyesan, Ego, 2019

22. Shen Chen, Untitled No.20214-09, 2009

23. Shintaro Miyake, Untitled, 2004

24. Tammam Azzam, Untitled, 2019

25. Unknown Artist, Funeral post Ngya, 19th century

26. Wael Shawky, Cabaret Crusades Drawing #313, 2018

27. Xue Feng, Fluid Shapes, 2018-13, 2018

28. Yoshitomo Nara, Eve of Distruction, 2000's