Salon NY 2017: Preview
Select art and collectable design Fair Salon NY returns from 10 to 13 November; featuring innovative contemporary and iconic historical works from our favourite galleries.
Salon NY returns to the Park Avenue Armory for its sixth edition (10 to 13 November). The boutique fair brings together a select group of art, antique, and collectable design galleries; presenting both historical and contemporary works. This year’s offering comprises 50 of the world’s leading galleries, from 11 different countries. 14 of these platforms hail from Belgium and France, including Galerie BSL, Pierre Marie Giraud, and Thomas Fritsch.
Other TLmag favourites include Gallery ALL, Ammann // gallery, Friedman Benda, FUMI, Demisch Danant, David Gill, Cristina Grajales, Sarah Myerscough, Nilufar, Patrick Parrish, Priveekollektie, J. Lohmann, Adrian Sassoon, Galerie Maria Wettergren, and Adrian Sassoon; newcomers Copenhagen-based Etage Projects and New York-based Twenty First Gallery. Highlights will span different mediums and materials including experimental ceramics, haptic furniture, geometric lighting fixtures, and whimsical sculptures. A few galleries will explore the resurgence of Art Nouveau.
“This year’s fair is poised to present an ever broadening spectrum of the world’s great design with an exploration of emerging architectural furniture and decorative art enhanced by blue chip modern art,” explains Salon NY Executive Director Jill Bokor. “We are thrilled to celebrate the rare and unexpected material so highly sought by today’s collectors and designers.”
Salon NY: 10 – 13 November
The Park Avenue Armory: 643 Park Avenue, NY
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