The Armory Show starts tomorrow and goes all weekend, and it’s almost too huge to speak about without babbling, but to sum up: it’s the biggest art event in New York and one of the most important international art market events anywhere. It’s open to the public – though- admission is more money than your average museum admission price – at Piers 92 and 94, and you should probably go. But this wouldn’t be Remezcla if we didn’t give you some tips on how to maximize your Latinidad while you’re there.
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First off, Neon Indian is helping MoMA to kick this whole thing off tonight. To clarify:
- This set is not at the Piers, but part of a party at MoMA.
- It is entirely too expensive for any normal human being to afford.
Point 2 is because this all day long party – it started at noon – is intended to be something of a fundraiser and a VIP event. But never fear, if you’re absolutely dying to see Neon Indian perform, you can stream the whole event for $5. Experience the Neon Indian concert, support a cool arts organization, and get ready to hit the Piers tomorrow, all without actually having to put on any pants.
As for the Armory Show itself, here’s a good start if you’re looking for Latin/Hispanic exhibitors. This is by no means meant to be an exhaustive list of every Latin artist at the show, but it’s a good idea of some of the international exhibitors and the artists they’re bringing along. Who are we missing that you can’t wait to see?
Galeria Baró (São Paulo, Brazil)
- Ricardo Alcaide
- Felipe Barbosa
- Érica Bohm
- Irmãos Campana
- Toby Christian
- Nicola Costantino
- Felipe Ehrenberg
- Darío Escobar
- Joan Fontcuberta
- Fabiano Gonper
- Patrick Hamilton
- Roberto Jacoby
- Claudia Jaguaribe
- David Medalla
- Jorge Menna Barreto
- Marcone Moreira
- Iván Navarro
- Yoshua Okón
- Mônica Piloni
- Túlio Pinto
- Enrique Radigales
- Rosana Ricalde
- Pablo Siquier
- Mariana Sissia
- Courtney Smith
- Eduardo Srur
- Massimo Vitali
Luciana Brito Galeria (São Paulo, Brazil)
- Marina Abramovic
- Lucas Bambozzi
- Ricardo Basbaum
- Rafael Carneiro
- Saint Clair Cemin
- Waldemar Cordeiro
- Rochelle Costi
- Leandro Erlich
- Alex Katz
- Pablo Lobato
- Anthony McCall
- Allan McCollum
- João Luiz Musa
- Mônica Nador
- Fyodor Pavlov-Andreevich
- Liliana Porter
- Caio Reisewitz
- Eder Santos
- Regina Silveira
- Tiago Tebet
- Delson Uchôa
- Raphael Zarka
- Geraldo de Barros
Gonzalez y Gonzalez (Santiago, Chile)
Poligrafa (Barcelona, Spain)
- Vito Acconci
- Carlos Amorales
- Stephen Andrews
- Francis Bacon
- Donald Baechler
- Iain Baxter&
- José Bedia
- Lynda Benglis
- Olaf Breuning
- Fernando Bryce
- Stefan Brüggemann
- Nathan Carter
- Eduardo Chillida
- Christo
- Carlos Cruz-Diez
- Jan Dibbets
- León Ferrari
- Eric Fischl
- Helen Frankenthaler
- Bernard Frize
- Liam Gillick
- April Gornik
- Wang Huai-Qing
- Ilya Kabakov
- André Komatsu
- Guillermo Kuitca
- Dr. Lakra
- Nelson Leirner
- Jorge Macchi
- Fabián Marcaccio
- Enrique Martínez Celaya
- Aleksandra Mir
- Jonathan Monk
- Robert Motherwell
- Matt Mullican
- Scott Myles
- Tony Oursler
- Paul P
- Jaume Plensa
- Liliana Porter
- Ed Ruscha
- James Siena
- Antoni Tàpies
- Zao Wou-ki
Galeria Senda (Barcelona, Spain)
- Roger Ballen
- Jordi Bernadó
- Michael Bevilacqua
- José Pedro Croft
- Taj Forer
- Anthony Goicolea
- Peter Halley
- Jane Hammond
- Yago Hortal
- Karin Kneffel
- Ola Kolehmainen
- Anna Malagrida
- Miralda
- Aitor Ortiz
- Jordi Ribes
- Isabel Rocamora
- Gino Rubert
- Eve Sussman & Rufus Corporation
- Massimo Vitali
- Gao Xingjian