The Metro Show Art Fair
Metropolitan Pavilion
This event has ended.
When the 2014 edition of the METRO Show opens for its five-day run on Wednesday evening January 22, at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street in Chelsea, fairgoers will experience a thoroughly engaging new concept billed METRO Curates.
“This revised approach puts forth single-artist and/or focused themed presentations curated by each of the 35 METRO dealers who will articulate his or her distinct point of view through their disciplines,” says Caroline Kerrigan Lerch, director of the METRO Show. With its amalgam of disciplines, The METRO Show strikes a harmonious balance of subject matter from historic to contemporary.
Exhibitors include: Alden Projects, Allan Stone Projects, American Primitive Gallery, The Ames Gallery, Armstrong Fine Art, Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, Carl Hammer Gallery, Cavin-Morris Gallery, C & J Goodfriend, Drawings and Prints, Clifford A. Wallach Tramp Art, Folk Art & Americana, David Cook Galleries, David Findlay Jr Gallery, David Richard Gallery, Dolan/Maxwell, Dougas Dawson Gallery, Fahey.Bodell.Stein/Umbrella Artsv, Gail Martin Gallery, Gemini Antiques Ltd., H. Malcolm Grimmer Antique American Indian Art, Hill Gallery, Il Segno del Tempo, Jeff R. Bridgman American Antiques, Jerald Melberg Gallery, Just Folk, Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, M. Finkel & Daughter, Michael Klein Arts | The Little Gallery, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Morgan Lehman Gallery, New York Culture Arts Media, Perimeter Gallery, Ricco/Maresca Gallery, Samuel Herrup Antiques, Stephen Romano, Stephen Score, William Siegal Gallery, Zucker Art Books
[Image: George Widener “SAME AS YOU” (2013) mixed media on paper 33.5 x 51.75 in. Courtesy of Ricco/Maresca, New York]
Media
Schedule
from January 23, 2014 to January 26, 2014
Thursday - Saturday: 11am - 7pm, Sunday 12 - 5:30pm
Artist(s)
Judy Pfaff, Keiko Hara, Michael Madore, Wolf Kahn, Charles A.A. Dellschau, Steve Wheeler, Bill Traylor, David Kimball Anderson, Elizabeth Lewis Cone, Emmiline Ivins, George Widener, Günther Schützenhöfer, James Bassler, Jules-Auguste Habert-Dys, Martina Nehrling, Michael Noland, Rosen Morandi, William Hawkins, Yutaka Yoshinaga et al.