A Walk Through The Art. The 2015 Armory Show
The 2015 Armory Show – now at its 17th edition – selected 199 galleries from 28 different countries. The art fair takes place in New York – this year March 5-8, 2015.
The 2015 Armory Show features Armory Focus: Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean (Focus: MENAM), a section curated by Omar Kholeif (curator at the Whitechapel Gallery in London) that examines contemporary cultural and artistic practices from these regions, by hosting gallery presentations, not-for-profit institutions, and site-specific projects.
Among the Focus: MENAM artists, Lawrence Abu Hamdan has been chosen as The Armory Show’s 2015 Commissioned Artist. Hamdan has developed a new series of works titled A Convention of Tiny Movements (2015), including a specifically designed series of 5,000 potato chip packets, distributed during the fair as a free souvenir.
Below you can find a photographic walk-through of the 2015 Armory Show with exhibition views of a selection of the most interesting artwork and galleries on show.
Photographs by Matilde Soligno
- Omar Kholeif, curator of Armory Focus: Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean (Focus: MENAM)
- Panos Tsagaris, Kalfayan Galleries, Focus: MENAM
- Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Special Project for Armory 2015
- Hrair Sarkissian, Kalfayan Galleries, Focus: MENAM
- Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Galeri NON, Focus: MENAM
- Mona Hatoum, Alexander and Bonin, Focus: MENAM
- Ahmed Mater, Athr Gallery, Focus: MENAM
- Susan Hefuna, Pi Artworks, Focus: MENAM
- Artist Maurizio Cattelan at The Armory Show 2015
- Muntadas, mfc – michèle didier
- Ian Tweedy, Monitor
- Manfred Pernice, Regen Projects
- Nicole Eisenman, Koenig & Clinton
- Ugo Rondinone, Galerie Eva Presenhuber
- Irma Blank, P420
- Manjunath Kamath, Gallery Espace
- Mishka Henner, Bruce Silverstein
- New Museum director Massimiliano Gioni at The 2015 Armory Show
- Neil Patrick Harris guest stars at The Armory Show 2015
by Eleonora Castagna
in A Walk Through The Art
Mar 8, 2015
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