Janurary 16th, 2014
AYLINE OLUKM | Curtains | 2011
C-Print, Ed. 2/5 and 5 ex, 60 x 60cm
Courtesy of Galeria Bertrand Gillig
SCOPE Art Show returns to its landmark venue, Skylight at Moynihan Station, for its 14th New York edition. Located within the iconic New York City Post Office, SCOPE moves to the main hall, transforming the Postal Dock with its 30-foot vaulted glass ceiling into a dynamic exhibition of 60 international galleries alongside 12 Breeder Program galleries. Hailing from 22 countries, SCOPE exhibitors represent the best and brightest contemporary work from emerging and mid-career artists.
Long-established as the original incubator for emerging work, SCOPE’s Breeder Program celebrates its 14th year of introducing new galleries to the contemporary market. A remarkable opportunity for exposure, Breeder Program alumni include: Peres Projects, John Connelly Presents, Galeria Enrique Guerrero, Daniel Reich Gallery, Bischoff/Weiss, INVISIBLE-EXPORTS, SEVENTEEN, ROKEBY, Taxter Spengemann, Magical Artroom and Spinello Projects, among other notable galleries. Selected by curatorial panel, Breeder Program galleries represent emerging work of exceptional promise and innovation.
DAVID HANES
Aware, 2011-2013
Dye-sublimation print, polyester nylon, wood, nails, glue
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HIROKO TSUCHIDA
To Know, 2013
Sculpture
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TOM PUCKEY
Mitrailleuse, 2008
Black marbel, life size
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CHARLOTTE BOSANQUET
The Meeting, 2013
Performance
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SCOPE New York will be accepting applications through January 24th, 2014. To download, please visit http://scope-art.com/apply/. For additional information on how to apply for SCOPE New York, please contact Katelijne De Backer, Director of Exhibitor Relations: [email protected]
Check out the video from the last SCOPE Art Show: SCOPE Miami Beach 2013!
SCOPE taps into the cultural psyche to present only the most pioneering work across multiple creative disciplines. With over a decade of critically acclaimed art fairs and non-profit initiatives that extend beyond the ordinary in contemporary art.