Early Bird Tickets are now on sale for the 2023 edition of #TheArmoryShow held this September 8-10 at the Javits Center (@javitscenter). Book your Early Bird Tickets to New York’s Art Fair, featuring dynamic presentations of over 800 artists by leading contemporary and modern galleries from around the world. Early Bird Tickets are available for a limited time only. Be the first to reserve online and save by booking now. Link in bio for more details.

Announcing the curators for the 2023 fair! Eva Respini, Candice Hopkins, and Adrienne Edwards will lead the fair's curatorial initiatives, bringing together three exceptional women curators to examine historical narratives – practices of artists both emerging and established whose work is informed by structures of inclusivity and exclusivity. Curated by Eva Respini, Platform will be dedicated to large-scale installations and site-specific works under the theme of Rewriting Histories. The section will center on artists who expand or challenge the canon of art, history, or culture. Curated by Candice Hopkins, Focus will be dedicated to solo- and dual-artist presentations that center on emergent and established voices whose work is often decidedly outside the mainstream, including those who draw on cultural connections to tether material, image, and form in unexpected ways. Adrienne Edwards will chair the sixth annual Curatorial Leadership Summit. The curatorial convening will constellate and take as its points of departure the historical, conceptual, and material threads manifested in and developed in collaboration with Eva Respini's Platform section and Candice Hopkins's Focus section. Read more by following the link in our bio.

Drumroll please! 🥁 Announcing the participating galleries for The Armory Show 2023. Marking nearly three decades as New York’s Art Fair, the upcoming edition will feature over 225 leading international galleries from more than 35 countries showcasing over 800 artists. Discover the participating galleries via the link in our bio. The Armory Show 2023 will return to the Javits Center (@javitscenter) from September 8-10 with a VIP Preview September 7. Mark your calendars, and be a trendsetter by purchasing an Early Bird ticket beginning this June. #TheArmoryShow #NewYorksArtFair

"How do artists help us navigate this moment in our history, the omissions of history and the limits of the archive?" In a recent interview with Curator Eva Respini (@curator_on_the_run), we learned about her big plans for the Platform section for the 2023 Edition of The Armory Show. Click the link in bio to read our full Q&A with Respini 👀🎨. Under the theme “Rewriting Histories,” this section dedicated to large-scale installations and site-specific works will feature artists who are actively challenging the canon such as Yinka Shonibare CBE, Shahzia Sikander, Hank Willis Thomas, Teresita Fernandez and more. Respini, the former Barbara Lee Chief Curator of the @icaboston and co-commissioner of the 2022 @labiennale, says that “For Platform, I’ve gathered artists who expand or challenge the canon of art, material history, or culture, offering us shifting perspectives where history has often only provided a single perspective.” She adds, “In these moments, you can feel the rest of the world fall away, presenting an opportunity for reflection and beauty rarely afforded to us in our everyday lives.” Early Bird Tickets and full interview are available now via the #linkinbio. 📸: 1. Yinka Shonibare, CBE (@shonibarestudio), Man Moving Up, 2022. Image courtesy of the artist and James Cohan (@jamescohangallery), New York. Photo by Stephen White & Co. 2. Eva Respini by Liza Voll.

🌞 Who's ready for Summer? Carl Freedman Gallery (@carlfreedmangallery) returns to The Armory Show with a captivating presentation of never-before-seen works from talented artists including Bianca Fields, Jon Key, and the incredible Navot Miller (@navotmiller). Originally from Israel, Miller, whose work is pictured here, is currently based in Berlin. Miller's artwork delves into the realm of intimate interactions, capturing the beauty in seemingly mundane moments shared between friends, acquaintances, and lovers. The artist's experiences as a gay, Jewish immigrant living in Germany figure prominently into his paintings. With a masterful use of contrasting palettes, Miller's bold and flamboyant colors breathe life into his still life vistas, infusing them with a sense of memory and emotion. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the dynamic program of Carl Freedman Gallery at #NewYorksArtFair 🖼️ : Navot Miller: Benny is 19 in Tiergarten, 2022.

Look who's back! Explore these captivating works from the 140+ returning galleries at The Armory Show 2023. 🎨 Featured here are selections of exhibitors returning to the fair’s core section, Galleries. The 2023 edition will feature notable thematic, dual-artist, and solo-artist presentations from internationally renowned galleries, including work by Carla Edwards (@carlala.edwards), Faith Ringgold (@faithringgold), and Marco A. Castillo (@marco.a.castillo) and more. This is just the beginning—experience the power of Galleries this September at #NewYorksArtFair. 🖼️ : 1. Carla Edwards, Re-Rope, 2017. (@nightgallery) 2. Kate Barbee, "Before and After Trip to Paris, Dancer 3," 2022. (@kohngallery) 3. Se Oh, Han's Fire No. 1, 2023. (@halfgallery) 4. Faith Ringgold, Dancing on the George Washington Bridge, 2021. (@acagalleries) 5. Marco A. Castillo, Palillos, 2023. (@galerianararoesler) 6. Clare Woods, The Aerosol from: Still Here, 2023. (@cristearoberts)

What are the kinds of cultural institutions we need today to thrive? Earlier this week, we kicked off the 2023 Curatorial Leadership Summit. Under the theme of “Curating the Institution,” Adrienne Edwards, the Engell Speyer Family Curator and Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Whitney Museum of American Art (@whitneymuseum), helmed the first part of this thought- provoking series with the discussion “Dynamic Models”. Joining her were Koyo Kouoh (@madamekoyo), the Executive Director and Chief Curator of Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (@zeitzmocaa) and founding Artistic Director of RAW Material Company (@raw.gram2011); Angela Two Stars (@angela2stars), the Arts Director of All My Relations (@allmyrelationsarts); and Benjamin Seroussi (@benseroussi), the Artistic Director of Casa do Povo (@_casadopovo). Delve deeper into the Curatorial Leadership Summit, gain valuable insights, and engage in the ongoing conversation by watching the enlightening discussion now. Follow the #linkinbio to learn more and join the conversation.

“New York is a place that thrives on constant reinvention.” —Casey Gleghorn, Founder of @no.gallery. No Gallery, founded by Gleghorn in 2019, is this year’s Gramercy International Prize Winner. Read our interview with Casey Gleghorn to learn more about the gallery's “commercially ambiguous” program. For this year’s fair, the gallery will present a solo booth of new paintings by Valentina Vaccarella (@vlntnavaccarella). The Gramercy International Prize awards a young and pioneering New York gallery a complimentary booth at the fair. The winner embodies the spirit of the fair's founders in supporting and celebrating the avant garde. 📸 1. Installation view of Valentina Vaccarella's (@vlntnavaccarella) exhibition Bless This Life in 2022. Courtesy of No Gallery.  2. Casey Gleghorn portrait shot by Richard Kern (@richardkernstudio). See No Gallery at #TheArmoryShow this September 8-10 at the Javits Center. #NewYorksArtFair

The Armory Show has always been New York’s Art Fair, but did you know our first iterations took place at the legendary Gramercy Park Hotel? 🛎️ Originally founded in 1994 as the Gramercy International Art Fair, four New York dealers rented out a group of rooms to form the first “hotel-fair”. What we now know of as the main sections of the fair originally began as hotel suites overtaken with art from living artists! It was a critical sensation, injecting a new kind of energy into international art fairs. As it grew, it moved to the 69th Regiment Armory in 1999. It was rechristened The Armory Show in reference to a 1913 exhibition of avant-garde modern art that took place at the same location. In 2001, the fair moved to the Piers where it took place for almost two decades. Now in its third year at the Javits Center (@javitscenter), the fair continues to push the boundaries of the art fair landscape. #TheArmoryShow returns this September 8-10 at the Javits Center! 📸: 1 ) A work by John Armleder from the 1996 Gramercy International Art Fair. Presented by Art & Public. Photograph by Sylvie Ball. 2) The Gramercy International Art Fair Art Dealers at the Gramercy International Art Fair, courtesy of the Colin de Land Photo Archive 3) Fabrice Gygi, Airbags, 1997, Galerie Bob Van Orsouw. 1997 Gramercy International Art Fair. Photograph by Sylvie Ball. 4) Giuseppe Lignano & Ada Tolla, LOT-EK Architecture, Surf-a-Bed, 1997. Presented by Henry Urbach Architecture. Photograph by Sylvie Ball. #NewYorksArtFair

Step into a world of captivating color and thought-provoking form with Areum Yang (@areumyanga)! Presented by Derek Eller Gallery (@derekellergallery) at The Armory Show 2022, Yang’s unique artistic vision was on full display with her masterful use of color and form. Her paintings explore the relationship between humanity and the natural world through themes of ecology, spirituality, and interconnectedness. Striking a sense of harmony and balance, Yang’s works invite the viewer to pause, reflect, and connect with their surroundings. 🖼: Areum Yang, Minute Minute, 2022.

Intimate portraits, profound personalities. Artist Adegboyega Adesina (@adegboyegaadesina_ ) captivated #TheArmoryShow 2022 with his bold colors and intricate details. Presented by The Breeder (@the_breeder_gallery), Adesina's work, "Shadows and Fading Stripes" is a reflection of the artist's a complex but highly personal investigation painting practice. With each stroke of the brush, he creates a world that is both captivating and thought-provoking. #NewYorksArtFair 🎨: Adegboyega Adesina, Shadows and Fading Stripes, 2022

There's only one Earth, so let's celebrate it! 🌎 Step into the obscured world of Jake Longstreth's (@streth) series, "LA Fitness". Presented by Nino Mier Gallery (@ninomiergallery) at The Armory Show 2022, Longstreth's oil paintings and screenprints featuring the iconic eucalyptus and pine trees of Los Angeles' greenery, capturing scenes from familiar locations like Chavez Ravine and Mount Lee. As Carson Mell notes in the gallery's monograph, these paintings are a celebration of our coexistence with Earth. Happy Earth Day from #NewYorksArtFair! 🎨: Jake Longstreth 📸: Vincent Tullo