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NADA - The New Art Dealers Alliance
Nada - The New Art Dealers Alliance is invigorating the New York gallery scene with
youthful faces and fresh ideas. Illustrated with slides from their artists.
Moderator: Sheri Pasquarella, director of Gorney, Bravin + Lee Gallery
Panelists: Zach Miner, co-founder of NADA, private art consultant
Lia Gangitano, director/founder of Participant Inc., a Lower East Side not-for-profit
Organizer: Donna Marxer, artist and writer
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 Gorney, Bravin + Lee Gallery
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Transcript available!
October 22, 2004
Independent Art Fairs
No Ferris wheel? What kind of fair is this? Well, it is a Contemporary Art Fair, and although there are no
mechanical rides, it will surly make your head spin. There are currently hundreds of art fairs annually in New York
exhibiting thousands of galleries and tens of thousands artists. ATOA has invited the founders of major
Contemporary Art Fairs including The AAF Contemporary Art Fair, The Armory Show, Pool Art Addict and Scope
to discuss the histories, purpose and growing popularity of the Contemporary Art Fair, and why they don’t serve
funnel cake.
(5th Floor, Gene Stavis Theater Room 502)
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Moderator: Elena Rubenfeld, artist
Panelists: Renee Vara, curator and participant, Scope Art Fair -- W/O Walls
Michael Selliger, Scope Art Fair and curator for W/O Walls
Helen Allen, Affordable Art Fair
Theirry Alet, director of exhibitions, Frere Independent
Katelijne De Backer, The Armory Show
Paul Morris, The Armory Show
Organizer: Sara Kay
|  The Armory Show |
October 29, 2004
Jean-Michel Basquiat
And The Third Eye
Jean-Michel Basquiat was a major figure in the art world of the 1980s, who rose from near obscurity as graffiti
artist SAMO (with companion Al Diaz) with the assistance of other artists such as Warhol and dealer Annina Nosei.
This panel convenes Basquiat experts to discuss the genius of the departed artist.
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(Amphitheater)
Moderator: Brian Gormley, artist and historian
Anthony Haden-Guest, writer of "True Colors"
Diego Cortez, curator, P.S. 1
Charlotta Kotik, curator, Brooklyn Museum
Organizer: Arnold Wechsler, artist
|  Basquiat, "Skull"
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October 31, 2004
Halloween Parade
 Flash Light as Weapons Commander Death
in Pollock Squared will be marching..
Dress as your favorite artist or artwork and join us marching
in the Annual Greenwich Village Halloween Parade! To publicize our panel series,
we'll have a float upon which
Jackson Pollock (11/19/04) performs an action painting. We'll have banners with book covers from
"The End of Art" (12/10/04)
and "A Sweeper Up After Artists." (01/28/05).
Former ATOA Excutive Director
Donna Marxer
plans to march as a pointillist figure
from "La Grande Jatte."
Tamara Tornado
is thinking of marching as Andy Warhol,
if she can find the right wig and glasses. How will you dress?
The parade forms on Sixth Avenue, below Spring Street, between 6 -7 pm, Sunday evening October 31.
ATOA will line up at Phase II, Pumpkin 7. (Look for numbered Pumpkin
signs atop poles to find us.) The march starts at 7:00, but we may not
start moving until later because many are ahead of us.
Volunteers wanted to carry banners.
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