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Ryan McGinness, Mother and Child, 2015 (Courtesy of The Lower East Side Print Shop)
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Nicole Eisenman, Tiffany Crossing the Alborz, 2015 (Courtesy of 10 Grand Press)
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Matthew Day Jackson, There Will Come Soft Rains, 2015 (Courtesy of Collaborative Art Editions)
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Peter Dowsbrough, Block Pieces, 2015 (Courtesy of Bernard Chauveau Edition /Galerie 8+4)
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Annie Bisset, Mixed Feelings 4, 2014 (Courtesy of Zea Mays)
Art Fair
Editions/Artists' Book Fair (E/AB)
5 Nov 2015 – 8 Nov 2015
Event times
Thursday, November 5, 6pm - 9pm (First View)
Friday, November 6, 11am - 7pm
Saturday, November 7, 11am - 7pm
Sunday, November 8, 11am - 5pm
Cost of entry
First View: Thursday, November 5, 6-9pm: $25
General Fair Hours: FREE Admission
269 11th Avenue
Address
- 269 11th Avenue
- New York
New York - 10011
- United States
The 2015 Editions/Artists' Books Fair - a contemporary art fair presenting multiples, prints and artists' books - will take place in Chelsea at The Tunnel from November 5 - 8.
About
Curated by Jeff Bergman and coinciding with Print Week, this year E/AB features over 50 international exhibitors including A.I.R. Gallery, Stefan Deumans, KAYROCK, LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies and many more.
Innovative works by hundreds of emerging and established artists will be on view throughout the week including: Derrick Adams • Donald Baechler • Lynda Benglis • Annie Bisset • Sebastian Bremmer • Stan Douglas • Nicole Eisenman • Tony Fitzpatrick • Maya Hayuk Jim Hodges • Matthew Day Jackson • William Kentridge • Edward Mapplethorpe • Ryan McGinness • Ibrahim Miranda • Amy O’Neill • Elin Rodseth • Kiki Smith • Andrew Spence • Mickalene Thomas • Mungo Thompson • Luc Tuymans • Mark Wagner • Todd Webb • B. Wurtz.
New York-based artist Thomas Dozol has created this year's benefit print that supports the Fair's mission Free admission program to provide the public with the opportunity to learn about and engage with contemporary prints, multiples, and artists’ books.
Founded in 1998 by Susan Inglett of I.C. Editions, in partnership with Brooke Alexander Editions and Printed Matter, the Fair is now presented by the Lower East Side Printshop and is supported - in part- by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
