Bright Colors, Happy Feet at Independent New York 2016
Independent New York has long been heralded as a savvy alternative to the Armory Show, with a shorter list of gallerists who approach their booths like miniature exhibitions, rather than carnival stalls. Now in its seventh year, Independent moved its home to Spring Studios for this go-round, filling the first, fifth and sixth floors with art from around 40 galleries representing nine countries. Highlights include a photo installation by Nate Lowman at Maccarone; a video game room by Corazon del Sol from The Box; and a presentation of works by Peter Saul spanning 1961 to 1984 at VENUS. Photographer Felix Kim took in scenes from the fair, open now through Sunday.
Mark Greenwold, Bright Promise (for Simon), 1971–75. Garth Greenan Gallery. Photo by Felix Kim.
Photo by Felix Kim.
Robert Barber at Kerry Schuss. Photo by Felix Kim.
Photo by Felix Kim.
Donna Huanca at Peres Projects. Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
Jess Fuller at Martos Gallery. Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
Ei Arakawa & Karl Holmqvist at Gavin Brown’s enterprise’s booth at Independent, 2016. Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
Borna Sammak, JTT. Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
Mira Dancy, OK Bouquet. Chapter NY. Photo by Felix Kim.
Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
Photo by Felix Kim.
The scene at Independent. Photo by Felix Kim.
