SF FINE ART FAIR

05.16.12



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SF Fine Art Fair 2012: Opening Preview Party and Reception.

Exhibitors: ArtHaus (San Francisco), asart (London), bcs gallery (New York), Berz Gallery of African Art (San Francisco), Blunt (Toronto), b. sakata garo (Sacramento), Center Space Gallery (New York), Chandra Cerrito Contemporary (Oakland), Christian Hohmann Fine Art (Palm Desert), CK Contemporary (San Francisco), Cynthia Corbett Gallery (London), Denenberg Fine Arts, Inc. (West Hollywood), Evan Lurie Fine Art Gallery (Carmel, IN), Galeria Alfredo Ginocchio (Polanco, Mexico), Galerie LuCo (Glenhead), GALLERY M (Denver), Gallery Sam (Berkeley), Gallery Tableau (Seoul), Garboushian Gallery (Beverly Hills), George Billis Gallery (Los Angeles), George Krevsky Gallery (San Francisco), Gerald Peters Gallery (New York / Santa Fe), Hamamjian Modern (San Francisco), Hang Art (San Francisco), Ian Tan Gallery (Vancouver, Hong Kong), J.R. Richards Asian Art (Los Angeles), JS SUN Gallery (Weehawken), Julina Togonon Fine Arts (San Francisco), K. Imperial Fine Art (San Francisco), Kips Gallery (New York), Louis Klaitman Vintage and Contemporary), Photographs (Berkeley), Lurie Gallery (Santa Monica), Madison Gallery (La Jolla), Ma(i)sonry Napa Valley (Yountville), Magnolia Editions (Oakland), Manna Gallery (Oakland), Mercury 20 Gallery (Oakland), Mercury 20 (Charlie Milgrim) (Oakland), Meyerovich Gallery (San Francisco), Michael H. Lord Gallery (Palm Springs), Mobile Photo Awards (Milton Ontario), Nico Gemmell Gallery (San Diego), Nieto Fine Art (San Francisco), New Era Art (San Francisco), PHOTO (Oakland), Pictura Gallery (Bloomington), PX Photography (New York), Pyo Gallery (LA), Realism Fine Art Gallery (Vancouver), RES IPSA (Oakland), Robert Green Fine Arts (Mill Valley), Sandra Lee Gallery (San Francisco), Slate Contemporary (Oakland), Stephanie Breitbard Fine Arts (Mill Valley), Stewart Gallery (Boise), Studio 391 (Gualala), Studio Quercus (Oakland), ten472 Contemporary Art (Nevada City), The McLoughlin Gallery (San Francisco), The Studio Shop (Burlingame), The Wall Gallery (Oakland), Tsarak Art (Canyon Country), Villa del Arte Galleries (Barcelona), Vessel Gallery (Oakland), Warehouse 416 (Oakland), Westbrook Modern (Carmel), White Walls (San Francisco), White Wings Press (Chicago), Yares Art Projects (Santa Fe), Zemack Contemporary Art (Tel Aviv).

Comment by AB: Galleries from across the country and around the world converge on San Francisco this weekend to participate in three major art fairs. That's right-- there's more art than you can shake a stick at... much more. So go easy, pace yourself, find something you love and buy, buy, buy. Why? Because we want three major art fairs here in San Francisco once per year. And we want them to be successful. The more successful they are, the more seriously people from outside the city limits will consider San Francisco as a major cultural contender in this country (and perhaps even the world), one with an incredibly vibrant and diverse art scene, tons of talented artists and loads of great galleries, or in other words, an art destination worth adding to their shopping lists. We who live here all know this is true, but the rest of the country wants proof, aka three successful art fairs once per year. It's precisely that simple and no more complicated.

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