SCOPE Bringing 111 Galleries to Miami in December

Not to be outdone by Art Basel in Miami BeachPULSENADA, and UNTITLED., the venerable SCOPE art fair, now in its 14th year, has announced its exhibitors for its 2014 Miami Beach edition. A total of 111 galleries will be on hand, representing 27 countries and 48 cities. The fair runs December 3–7.

With a focus on emerging artists, SCOPE will once again feature its Breeder Program, which provides an important showcase for new commercial galleries.

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These Uncanny Paintings Of The New York City Subway Will Give You Chills

Hisaya Taira, Escalator #31, acrylic on canvas over panel, 16.14 x 24 inches

Hisaya Taira, Escalator #31, acrylic on canvas over panel, 16.14 x 24 inches

The best artists take something familiar and completely transform how a viewer sees it.

Among the contemporary masters of this is Japanese artist Hisaya Taira, whose works were on display this weekend at the ArtHampton's Fine Arts Fair, through the Anthony Brunelli gallery.

Taira's best-known works are uncanny, photo-realistic paintings of New York City subway stations — scenes you'll instantly recognize, but which you won't believe were actually created with acrylic.

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Hamptons Art Fairs Target Hipster Collectors with Edgy, Nostalgic Artworks

Jamie Salmon’s Lily in front of Sungchul Hong’s Perceptual Mirrors from Binghamton’s Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts at ArtHamptons. Photo: Sarah Cascone.

Jamie Salmon’s Lily in front of Sungchul Hong’s Perceptual Mirrors from Binghamton’s Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts at ArtHamptons. Photo: Sarah Cascone.

The Hamptons’ summer art fair season got off to a roaring start last night with the opening of ArtHamptons and Art Market Hamptons, both open through July 13. Despite the bumper-to-bumper traffic piling up en route to both events last night, the fairs had a less frenzied, more sociable vibe compared to the crazed hustle of New York City’s Frieze and Armory weeks.

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Art Greenwich to offer a kaleidoscope of culture from the 20th and 21st century this September

Gordon Lee, Portrait of a Cloistered Mao. Acrylic and oil on panel.

Gordon Lee, Portrait of a Cloistered Mao. Acrylic and oil on panel.

GREENWICH, CT.- SeaFair returns September 20-23 for the second installment of Art Greenwich 2012. Docked at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor at 500 Steamboat Road, the four-day contemporary art fair will present a dynamic and diverse array of contemporary art from the 20th and 21st century. Paired with an enriching program of informative lectures and social events, the weekend promises to unveil a bevy of surprises and ensure a comprehensive cultural experience for collectors. 

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