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VOLTA Announces Exhibitor List, New Venue
The fair moves a bit closer to its sister fair, the Armory.
The fair moves a bit closer to its sister fair, the Armory.
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VOLTA, the Armory Show’s sister fair which was founded in Switzerland in 2005, revealed its 2015 exhibitor list and announced a new venue today. The fair, which takes place March 5–8, will be held at Pier 90 in Hell’s Kitchen on the far west side of Manhattan. The new location positions VOLTA even closer to the Armory Show than it had been in recent seasons—it’s been held in midtown and on Mercer Street in Soho.
This year, a total of 93 exhibitors will present at VOLTA, as compared with 98 last year. The show has become best known for carefully curated booths that typically showcase the work of just one artist. This year, over 80 percent of the galleries are repeat exhibitors, who participated in a previous edition. UNION Gallery, from London will show work by seminal British artist Rose Wylie, while BravinLee programs presents a three-decade survey of Thomas Nozkowski’c abstract paintings.
Among the new galleries to VOLTA is San Francisco’s Haines Gallery, which will spotlight, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, whose four-decade solo survey opens at the Guggenheim in New York the following week (March 13).
Here is the complete list of exhibitors along with the artists they’ll be showing:
313 ART PROJECT (Seoul) / Kiwon Park
ADA Gallery (Richmond, VA) / Brian Novatny
Danielle Arnaud Contemporary Art (London) / Sarah Woodfine
ARNDT Contemporary Art (Berlin/Singapore) / Jigger Cruz
ARTLabAfrica (Nairobi) / Peterson Kamwathi
BACKSLASH GALLERY (Paris) / RERO; Galerie Anita Beckers (Frankfurt) / Christiane Feser
Beers Contemporary (London) / Sebastian Schrader
beta pictoris / Maus Contemporary (Birmingham, AL) / Travis Somerville
Rena Bransten Projects (San Francisco) / Marci Washington
BravinLee programs (New York) / Thomas Nozkowski
Brunnhofer Gallery (Linz) / Katharina Karner
CES Gallery (Los Angeles) / Ira Svobodová
CHARLIE SMITH LONDON (London) / Tom Butler
Christinger De Mayo (Zurich) / Yves Netzhammer
Ethan Cohen New York (New York) / Aboudia
CONNERSMITH. (Washington DC) / Erik Thor Sandberg
Curator’s Office (Washington DC) / Jefferson Pinder
LUIS DE JESUS LOS ANGELES (Los Angeles) / Matthew Carter and Nathan Gluck
Galerie Anne de Villepoix (Paris) / Yashua Klos
Galerie Jan Dhaese (Ghent) / Lee Ranaldo
Dittrich & Schlechtriem (Berlin) / Andrej DĂşbravsky
Galerie Dukan (Paris/Leipzig) / Olivier Masmonteil
GALLERI CHRISTOFFER EGELUND (Copenhagen) / Ida Kvetny
Jonathan Ferrara Gallery (New Orleans) / Nikki Rosato
Galleri Flach (Stockholm) / Lisa D Manner
The Flat – Massimo Carasi (Milan) / Leonardo Ulian
Foley Gallery (New York) / Simon Schubert
frosch&portmann (New York) / David Hayward
Lucy GarcĂa Gallery (Santo Domingo) / Jorge Pineda
Denis Gardarin Gallery (New York) Rudolf Polanszky
GE GalerĂa (San Pedro Garza Garcia) + Invaliden1 Galerie (Berlin) / Sergio BelinchĂłn
FRED.GIAMPIETRO Gallery (New Haven, CT) / Clint Jukkala and Jonathan Waters
Haines Gallery (San Francisco) / Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian
Patrick Heide Contemporary Art (London) / Alex Hamilton
Richard Heller Gallery (Los Angeles) / Michelle Grabner and Dustin Yellin
HilgerBROTKunsthalle (Vienna) / Daniel Leidenfrost and SimĂłn Vega
Hionas Gallery (New York) / Guillermo Pfaff
The Hole (New York) / Gabriel Pionkowski
MARIANE IBRAHIM (Seattle) / MaĂŻmouna Guerresi
Inda Gallery (Budapest) / Balázs Kicsiny
Jenkins Johnson Gallery (San Francisco) / Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle
Kevin Kavanagh (Dublin) / Robert Armstrong;
Galerie Kleindienst (Leipzig) / Tilo Baumgärtel
GALLERY KOGURE (Tokyo) / Fuyuki Maehara
Galerie Kornfeld (Berlin) / Robert Fry
LYNCH THAM (New York) / Quisqueya HenrĂquez
MA2Gallery (Tokyo) / Nobuaki Onishi
Makebish (New York) / Adrian Tone
PATRICK MIKHAIL GALLERY (Ottawa/Montreal) / Natasha Mazurka
Mixed Greens (New York) / Rudy Shepherd
GALLERY MOMO (Tokyo) / Katsumi Hayakawa
Morgan Lehman Gallery (New York) / Rubens Ghenov and David Rathman
MULHERIN TORONTO NEW YORK (Toronto/New York) / Megan Whitmarsh
Marisa Newman Projects (New York) / Adler Guerrier
NOMADGALLERYBRUSSELS (Brussels) / Lavar Munroe
Pablo’s Birthday (New York) / Mason Saltarrelli
PDX CONTEMPORARY ART (Portland) / Arnold J. Kemp
Popopstudios (Nassau) / Kendal Hanna
Andrew Rafacz Gallery (Chicago) / Robert Burnier
Lyle O. Reitzel Arte Contemporaneo (Santo Domingo) / Hulda Guzmán
robert henry contemporary (Brooklyn) / Derek Lerner
RYAN LEE (New York) / Paul Henry Ramirez
Samsøñ (Boston) / Lisa Sigal
Scaramouche (New York) + The Pool NYC (New York) / Eric Mistretta
SEASON (Seattle) / Peter Scherrer
Shin Gallery (New York) / Hyon Gyon
Shulamit Gallery (Venice, CA) / Miri Chais and Sanaz Mazinani
SIM GalerĂa (Curitiba) / Rodrigo Torres
Slag Gallery (Brooklyn) / Naomi Safran-Hon and Dan Voinea
Spinello Projects (Miami) / Sinisa Kukec
Stene Projects (Stockholm) / Per Fhager
MARC STRAUS (New York) / Sam Jinks and Marin Majic / Galerie Heike Strelow (Frankfurt) / Hendrik Zimmer
STUDIO10 (Brooklyn) / Jude Tallichet
Catinca Tabacaru Gallery (New York) / Rachel Monosov
Dianne Tanzer Gallery (Melbourne) + This Is No Fantasy (Fitzroy) / Petrina Hicks
Frederieke Taylor Gallery (New York) / [dNASAb]
TEZUKAYAMA GALLERY (Osaka) / Tomohiro Kato
Galerie Trois Points (Montreal) / Anne-Renée Hotte
Two Rams (New York) / Ryan Schneider
UNION Gallery (London) / Rose Wylie
Upfor Gallery (Portland) / Jack Featherly
Vane (Newcastle upon Tyne) / Stephen Palmer; WHATIFTHEWORLD (Cape Town) / Michael Taylor
widmertheodoridis (Zurich) / Jim Verburg
Mark Wolfe Contemporary (San Francisco) / Todd Lanam
YOD Gallery (Osaka) / Hiroshi Shinno
Steven Zevitas (Boston) / Franklin Evans and Ann Pibal
Galeri Zilberman (Istanbul) / Burçak Bingöl
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