SCOPE New York 2013 | Breeder Program


		BREEDER NEWSLETTER Janurary 15, 2013



Eddie Villanueva \| Circuit 12 With a legacy built on discovery, SCOPE is renowned for its uncanny ability to forecast new trends in emerging art that are embraced globally. The original incubator for emerging work, SCOPE’s Breeder Program celebrates its 13th year of introducing new galleries to the contemporary market. Breeder Program alumni include: Peres Projects, John Connelly Presents, Galeria Enrique Guerrero, Daniel Reich Gallery, Bischoff/ Weiss, Kurimanzutto, INVISIBLE- EXPORTS, SEVENTEEN, ROKEBY, Taxter Spengemann, Magical Artroom and Spinello Projects, amongst others.


		SCOPE NEW YORK PAVILION Skylight at Moynihan Station New York Main Post Office 312 West 33rd. St. New York, NY 10001
CES Contemporary	Chandra Cerrito Contemporary




Jordan Clark Blind Soldier Hand cut collage on found image \| 20cm x 23cm Learn More	Amy M. Ho Wall Space III \| 2011 Archival inkjet print, dimensions variable Learn More

Golden Thread Gallery	Andenken \| Kallenbach Gallery



Ursula Burke The Burden \| 2012 Porcelain, underglaze, lace and gold lustre 12cm x 13cm Learn More	SIT Hairro Sushi Nr. 19 \| 2012 Acylic on canvas 80cm x 100cm Learn More
Recognizing the powerful voice of the curator, Breeder galleries are selected by a rotating panel of independent curators for each edition of SCOPE Art Show. The Miami 2012 edition of the Breeder Program met with critical acclaim. Organized by Brass Tacks, a culture engineering firm known for its far-reaching creative network, the curatorial panel selected an eclectic and intelligent selection of galleries from eight countries and 11 cities. Many experiencing their first art fair, Breeder Galleries were astounded by the incredible exposure that SCOPE affords emerging artists. According to Andenken Gallery \| The Garage, who sold out their booth and placed multiple works into the Granoff Collection, “This is a chance for us to be in front of the right eyes and SCOPE has done a superior job of getting the right eyes in here.” Baang & Burne Contemporary placed a work with actor Stephen Dorff, while Circuit 12 Contemporary celebrated fantastic sales and press, with artist Patrick Martinez chosen for the VH1+SCOPE Artists on the Rise series, resulting in an on-air profile of the artist and extensive press coverage, reaching over 2.8 million people through various social media channels. “The word is out about the fair and there’s so much positive feedback,” says Circuit 12 owner, Dustin Orlando. The immense success of SCOPE Miami’s Breeder Program sets the tone for the upcoming SCOPE New York, which will take place March 6-10th at an incredible new venue: former post office and historic New York landmark, Skylight at Moynihan Station. For Information, Exhibitor & Breeder Program Prospectus, please visit www.scope-art.com or contact: [email protected]


		BREEDER NEWSLETTER Janurary 15, 2013



Eddie Villanueva \| Circuit 12 With a legacy built on discovery, SCOPE is renowned for its uncanny ability to forecast new trends in emerging art that are embraced globally. The original incubator for emerging work, SCOPE’s Breeder Program celebrates its 13th year of introducing new galleries to the contemporary market. Breeder Program alumni include: Peres Projects, John Connelly Presents, Galeria Enrique Guerrero, Daniel Reich Gallery, Bischoff/ Weiss, Kurimanzutto, INVISIBLE- EXPORTS, SEVENTEEN, ROKEBY, Taxter Spengemann, Magical Artroom and Spinello Projects, amongst others.


		SCOPE NEW YORK PAVILION Skylight at Moynihan Station New York Main Post Office 312 West 33rd. St. New York, NY 10001
CES Contemporary	Chandra Cerrito Contemporary




Jordan Clark Blind Soldier Hand cut collage on found image \| 20cm x 23cm Learn More	Amy M. Ho Wall Space III \| 2011 Archival inkjet print, dimensions variable Learn More

Golden Thread Gallery	Andenken \| Kallenbach Gallery



Ursula Burke The Burden \| 2012 Porcelain, underglaze, lace and gold lustre 12cm x 13cm Learn More	SIT Hairro Sushi Nr. 19 \| 2012 Acylic on canvas 80cm x 100cm Learn More
Recognizing the powerful voice of the curator, Breeder galleries are selected by a rotating panel of independent curators for each edition of SCOPE Art Show. The Miami 2012 edition of the Breeder Program met with critical acclaim. Organized by Brass Tacks, a culture engineering firm known for its far-reaching creative network, the curatorial panel selected an eclectic and intelligent selection of galleries from eight countries and 11 cities. Many experiencing their first art fair, Breeder Galleries were astounded by the incredible exposure that SCOPE affords emerging artists. According to Andenken Gallery \| The Garage, who sold out their booth and placed multiple works into the Granoff Collection, “This is a chance for us to be in front of the right eyes and SCOPE has done a superior job of getting the right eyes in here.” Baang & Burne Contemporary placed a work with actor Stephen Dorff, while Circuit 12 Contemporary celebrated fantastic sales and press, with artist Patrick Martinez chosen for the VH1+SCOPE Artists on the Rise series, resulting in an on-air profile of the artist and extensive press coverage, reaching over 2.8 million people through various social media channels. “The word is out about the fair and there’s so much positive feedback,” says Circuit 12 owner, Dustin Orlando. The immense success of SCOPE Miami’s Breeder Program sets the tone for the upcoming SCOPE New York, which will take place March 6-10th at an incredible new venue: former post office and historic New York landmark, Skylight at Moynihan Station. For Information, Exhibitor & Breeder Program Prospectus, please visit www.scope-art.com or contact: [email protected]

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