ARTISTS
2025
While some buyers may skip the early March fairs to prep for Art Basel鈥檚 return to Hong Kong in a few weeks, this month's art fair calendar has something to offer collectors at every level.
In 2025, there is no shortage of art fairs taking place around the world. While the past several years have seen multiple new entries to the already packed calendar, particularly in Asian capital cities, so far 2025 promises just one new fair: Untitled Houston in Texas.
2024
February in New York is dark and cold. At least it鈥檚 short.
The International Fine Print Dealers Association has named the 66 exhibitors that will participate in the upcoming edition of its annual Print Fair next month.
2023
From the vintage to the freshly pressed, the prints on view at this show in New York reveal a lively, multidimensional art form.
2022
Art fairs tend to cultivate the sense that everything is on view is hugely expensive and not affordable to almost anyone who passes through their doors.
2020
The Leeds Museums & Galleries have put together numerous virtual exhibition tours 鈥� among them, Florence Nightingale Bicentenary: Inspiration to Genius and Fast x Slow Fashion should appeal to TMA readers.
2019
The 28th annual IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair is currently underway in New York. Now open at the Javits Center鈥檚 River Pavilion, the fair will remain on view through Sunday, October 27.
Under new leadership, the longest-running fair dedicated to prints hopes to educate buyers on the pros and cons of the medium
It鈥檚 鈥渁 celebration of printmaking,鈥� the artist said of the 24-foot work featuring paper cutouts, etching and block printing.
2014
The 23rd edition of the International Fine Print Dealers Association Print Fair closed on an exuberant note as its 90 dealers gave it enthusiastic
Artists Will Cotton and Alex Katz showed up. So did Lee Fensterstock, who heads up Marco Polo Capital Markets, and industrialist Nelson Blitz, Jr.,
When practically every other day another headline or tweet touts another heart-stopping price for art, art lovers who want to live with art
Mel Bochner, the renowned Conceptual artist, will be the first guest artist to speak at the inaugural Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation Lecture
In its on-going effort to celebrate the fine art of printmaking, The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) announces that New York