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FOG Design+Art 2023

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Florent Stosskopf, "The Greenhouse," 2022, 170x140 cm, acrylic on linen; Courtesy of the artist and Duran | Mashaal, Montréal, Canada.

Aleiya Olu, "Lyndon Chair," 22.5"w x 19.5"d x 41.75"h, Solid oak frame with matte satin finish; photo by Daniel Ribar, courtesy of Studio From Us To You Made in Detroit, MI.

Jiha Moon, "Olijug," 2020, 17 x 11.5 x 9 in., earthenware, glaze, underglaze; courtesy of the artist and Laney Contemporary, Savannah, GA.

Willehad Eilers, "Kleiner Mann ganz Gross," 2022, 160 x 140 cm, oil on canvas; courtesy of the artist and Galerie Droste, Düsseldorf, Germany.

Maude Corriveau, "Tilde I," 2021, 48 x 38 cm, dry pastel on Rising Stonehenge paper; Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Nicolas Robert, Toronto, Canada.

Rhonda K. Brown, "Viola Seated," 2021, 30 x 40 in., acrylic on canvas, courtesy of the artist and Malcolm Brown Gallery.

New York, Chelsea

Future Fair 2022

Coinciding with New York Art Week 2022, Future Fair will hold its second in-person edition from May 5—7 at Chelsea Industrial.

May 5, 2022 - May 7, 2022

Coinciding with New York Art Week 2022, Future Fair will hold its second in-person edition from May 5—7, taking place for the first time within Chelsea Industrial, at 535 S 28th St. Welcoming around 50 exhibitors, the fair focuses on a more intimate format that treats its galleries as its shareholders and offers innovative programming like inter-gallery collaborations.

The fair’s residency at Chelsea Industrial’s ground floor venue will see presentations occupying the 22,000-square-feet space. Here, fairgoers will find collaborative efforts from participating galleries, including showcases of artists like Michael Andrew Booker with Morton Fine Art, Aleiya Olu with Studio From Us To You, Anne-Laure Lemaitre showing the work of Ivana Štulić, Maude Corriveau with Galerie Nicolas Robert, Duran with work by Florent Stosskopf, and Malcolm Brown Gallery, who shared the work of Rhonda K. Brown.