Application deadline: January 19
Courtesy of The Armory Show. Photo: Casey Kelbaugh.
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The deadline for galleries to apply for The Armory Show 2022 is fast approaching, due January 19. Held at the Javits Center next September 9–11, with a VIP Preview Day on Thursday, September 8, the fair returns to the heart of Manhattan, marking nearly three decades as New York’s Art Fair for modern and contemporary art.
Following the success of the fair’s inaugural year at the Javits Center, Focus and Platform will once again join Galleries, Solo, and Presents under one roof in a cohesive, integrated floorplan designed to optimize the fair experience for exhibitors and collectors alike.
Carla Acevedo-Yates, Marilyn and Larry Fields Curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Chicago, will curate the Focus section; Tobias Ostrander, Estrellita B. Brodsky Adjunct Curator, Latin American Art at Tate, London, will curate the Platform section; and Mari Carmen Ramírez, Wortham Curator of Latin American Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, will chair the fifth annual Curatorial Leadership Summit.
Each section offers a unique perspective through which visitors can engage with critical issues and culturally significant themes in the context of modern and contemporary works of art.
To apply online, use the unique URL supplied by fair management or request credentials here. For questions, contact exhibitor@thearmoryshow.com. More details about the fair's sections may be found below:
Galleries: core presentations Leading international galleries present outstanding 20th and 21st-century artworks across a range of media.
Focus: curated presentations Curated by Carla Acevedo-Yates, Focus will be dedicated to solo- and dual-artist presentations that examine the intersectionality of issues surrounding the environment, focusing on personal and political climates as they interact with race and gender. Encompassing artists that foreground South-South ecologies, the section will introduce a transcultural conversation around art production grounded on abstract, representational, and conceptual approaches.
Platform: large-scale and site-specific presentations Curated by Tobias Ostrander, Platform will be dedicated to large-scale installations and site-specific works under the theme of Monumental Change. The section will examine how recent revisionist practices, which are part of dramatic cultural shifts occurring throughout the world, are influencing artists’ engagement with sculptural form. It asks: What subjects might we collectively look to commemorate now? With which materials? And in what form?
Presents: young gallery presentations Galleries no more than ten years old showcase recent work through solo- and dual-artist presentations. Applying galleries must be founded after September 2012 and proposed artworks less than three years old.
Solo: single artist presentations In Solo, intimate presentations focus on the work of a single emerging, established, or historic artist working in the 20th or 21st century.
Armory Off-Site: public art projects Expands the reach of The Armory Show by bringing public art to prominent locations around New York City prior to, during, and/or after the 2022 fair, introducing leading international artists to a wider audience and inspiring dialogues around art.
Curatorial Leadership Summit Under Mari Carmen Ramírez's leadership, the program will welcome curators from around the world to a day-long, invitation-only symposium focusing on the differences and affinities between Latin American and/or Latinx art. Following the program will be a public discussion on issues around similar themes.
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