The INK Miami Art Fair, established in 2006, draws museum directors, curators and committed collectors of works on paper.
All exhibitors are members of the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) and are selected among members of the Association for their outstanding ability to offer collectors a diverse survey of 20th century masterworks and just published editions by leading contemporary artists.
Highlights
INK showcases works by internationally acclaimed artists as well as the latest projects by leading contemporary print publishers and an in a courtyard hosts a series of events with an airy, relaxed ambiance.
¡DESAYUNO CUBANO! Wednesday, November 30, 10 am Kicks off the fair with a special morning preview featuring Cuban-style breakfast bites.
ARTIST TALK: JOSE LERMA Thursday, December 1, 11 am Gregg Perkins, Assitant Professor at the University of Tampa. Jose Lerma is an internationally recognized artist whose works have been the subject of solo exhibitions at Andrea Rosen (New York), Xavier Hufkens (Brussels), and Galleriea II Capricorno (Venice).
CURATOR-LED TOUR Friday, December 2, 2 pm Jane Simon, Curator, Contemporary Art Museum Institute for Research in Art will lead a tour of the Fair’s themed exhibition, Saving Face: Reinventing the Portrait.
PULP PARTY Thursday, December 1, 5:30 – 7:30 pm A cocktail reception to celebrate INK Miami as the premiere venue for works on paper during Art Basel Miami Beach. Festivities include complimentary hors d’oeuvres, cash bar, and music by DJ King Eulas.
Additions to the roster include Irish contemporary print publisher Stoney Road Press, Carl Solway Gallery, Mary Ryan Gallery, and Arion Press. Stoney Road Press will introduce works by Irish artists such as Brian O’doherty and Dorothy Cross.
New projects on offer this year include artist Julie Mehretu’s first artist book, Poetry of Sappho, a collaboration with Arion Press; editions by Mimmo Paladino, Rachel Whiteread, and Ed Ruscha at Mixografia, Peter Blake and Damien Hirst at London-based publisher Paul Stolper; Robert Kipniss and American self-published artists/printmakers at The Old Print Shop; Jose Lerma, Judy Pfaff and Robert Cottingham at Tandem Press; Carlos Garaicoa, Alex Katz and Christian Marclay at Graphicstudio; and Daniel Kelly and Hiroshi Yoshida at Verne Collection.
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- Donald Teskey Fondamenta Nuova, Venezia 2011 Carborundum and intaglio 40 60 x 78cm Contemporary (1970+) Stoney Road Press Ireland
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- Iva Gueorguieva Rolling Anvil 2011 1-run direct gravure with drypoint, lithography, woodblock and chine colle collage elements 20 51 1:2 x 35 1:2 Contemporary (1970+) Graphicstudio : U.S.F.
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- Jennifer Bartlett East, West 2009 Screenprint in 19 colors on Stonehenge paper Edition of 40 Image size- 36 ½ X 73 ¾ inches Contemporary (1970+) Neptune Fine Art
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- Will Barnet Woman Reading. 1970 Serigraph 300 35 3:4 x 27 1:4 (912 x 682 mm) Post-war Modern The Old Print Shop, Inc.
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- Robert Rauschenberg Signs 1970 Color screenprint 250 35.25 x 26.5 inches Contemporary (1970+) Carl Solway Gallery
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- Damien Hirst Death Or Glory Grafix Gold:European Gold Glorious Skull 2011 2 colour foil block on 300gsm Arches 88 archival paper. 2 72 x 51 cm; Framed 76.8 x 55.8 cm Contemporary (1970+) Paul Stolper
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- Alex Katz Kym 2011 Lithograph:screenprint:woodcut 27 x 32 Contemporary (1970+) Graphicstudio : U.S.F.
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- Norman Ackroyd Shropshire 1994 Etching Ed. 60 image- 23 1:2 x 34 7:8 sheet- 30 1:8 x 40 1:8 Contemporary (1970+) Dolan : Maxwell
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- Kawase Hasui Snow at Zojo Temple, Shiba 1925 Woodblock print 14 x 9 1:2 inches Japanese Verne Collection, Inc.
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- John Baldessari Stonehenge (With Two Persons) Yellow 2005 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 60 29 x 32 inches – 74 x 82 cm Contemporary (1970+) Mixografía®
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- Mickalene Thomas Trois Divas 2009 Set of three screenprints with hand-applied rhinestones on museum board Edition of 20 Image size- 12 x 12 inches Contemporary (1970+) Neptune Fine Art
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- James Siena Forty-Six Combs 2008 Screenprint in 33 colors Edition of 28 62 x 48 1:4 inches Contemporary (1970+) Neptune Fine Art
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- Cyril Edward Power The Eight 1930 Linocut 12 11:16 x 9 3:16 inches Classic Modernism Mary Ryan Gallery, Inc.
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- Jess The Boobus and the Bunnyduck – Detail 2007 Artist Book Edition of 100 13.75 x 10.5, 24 Contemporary (1970+) Arion Press
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- Robert Cottingham An American Alphabet- N 2011 Lithography 40 30 5:8 x 23 1:2 inches Contemporary (1970+) Tandem Press
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- Daniel Kelly What’s Up 2010 Woodblock Print 40 x 13 Contemporary (1970+) Verne Collection, Inc.
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- Martin Lewis Shadow Dance 1930 Drypoint Recorded impressions 109 Image size 9 3:8 x 10 13:16 American Pre-1950 The Old Print Shop, Inc.
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- Donald Sultan Hanging Lanterns 2008 Mixografía® print on handmade paper (6 colors) From an edition of 75 34 x 49 inches Contemporary (1970+) Mixografía®
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- Dorothy Cross Ghost Ship 2011 Luminescent print 75 47.5 x 55cm Contemporary (1970+) Stoney Road Press Ireland
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- Christian Marclay Untitled (Michael Jackson, Milli Vanilli and Four Mix Tapes) 2008 Cyanotype 30 x 22 1:2 Contemporary (1970+) Graphicstudio : U.S.F.
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- Damien Hirst Santiago de Compostela 2007 Screenprint with glazes and diamond dust Edition of 50 48 x 48 inches Contemporary (1970+) Dranoff Fine Art
Dolan Maxwell will show works by Trenton Doyle Hancock, Ryan Parker and David Shapiro. Carl Solway Gallery will offer 20th century master prints by James Rosenquist and Robert Rauschenberg in addition to new editions by Ann Hamilton.
Other post-war contemporary includes works by Andy Warhol, Yoshitomo Nara, and Martin Eder at Dranoff Fine Art and Manolo Valdes, Francis Bacon, and Paula Rego at Marlborough Graphics. Neptune Fine Art will feature monotypes by Wolf Kahn in addition to 20th century masterworks by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and Georges Braque.
The IFPDA is a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring the highest ethical standards and quality among fine print dealers, and to promoting greater appreciation of prints among art collectors and the general public.
Nov 30 – Dec 4, 2011
Suites of Dorchester1850 Collins Avenue (19th St)
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
