NEWD ART SHOW

NEWD Art Show is a new art fair that will bring together artist collectives, project spaces, non-profits and galleries to promote emerging art initiatives and foster a conversation on how best to support young artists—by organizing talks on artist-centric issues, offering negotiated resale rights as an option for sales, and showcasing Artist Pension Trust.

Exhibitors

American Medium, a Bedford-Stuyvesant gallery

LAW OFFICE, since 1998

Marina T. Schindler, an independent curator

Rawson Projects, a Greenpoint gallery

Regina Rex, a Bushwick artist collective

Residency Unlimited, a Carroll Gardens non-profit

Sardine, a Bushwick gallery

Signal, a Bushwick gallery

Theodore:Art, a Bushwick gallery

Artists

Conor Backman / John Dante Bianchi / Marc Breslin / Andres Carranza / Holly Coulis / Robert Davis / Vincent Dermody / Hayden Dunham / Alex Eagleton / Allen Glatter / Dave Hardy / EJ Hauser / Sophie Hirsch / Lukas Hofer / Sheree Hovsepian / M+L (Marie Karlberg & Lena Henke) / Scooter Laforge / Raul Mourão / Brenna Murphy / Bill Mutter / Jon Rafman / Bennet Schlesinger / Leah Tacha / Stewart Uoo / Jonathan VanDyke / Pedro Velez / JD Walsh

* Artist Pension Trust will be exhibiting a new presentation of sixteen video works by an international roster of member artists titled “We’ve All Got Issues: Video Art from the APT Collection.”

Talks Program

Friday May 30

2pm: Emerging Artists in the $1 Billion Contemporary Art Market: A Panel

Moderator: Andrew M. Goldstein, Editor-in-Chief of Artspace

Josh Baer, Publisher of Baer Faxt

Rob Davis, artist

Lowell Pettit, Co-Director of Pettit Art Partners

4pm: Exhibiting Emerging Artists in the Era of Blockbuster Shows: A Panel

Moderator: Jens Hoffmann, Deputy Director, The Jewish Museum

Rujeko Hockley, Assistant Curator, Brooklyn Museum

Thomas J. Lax, Assistant Curator, The Studio Museum

Margot Norton, Assistant Curator, New Museum

Saturday May 31

2pm: Presentation of Level Rights’s Negotiated Resale Rights Platform

Franklin Boyd, Founder of Level Rights

Sunday June 1

2pm: Sustaining Art Communities in the Face of Gentrification: A Panel

Moderator: Hrag Vartanian, Editor-in-Chief of Hyperallergic

Deborah Brown, Founder of Storefront 10 Eyck

William Powhida, artist

Private Preview

The NEWD Art Show is adopting a split-cost model; thus the private preview will serve as a fundraiser to defray the costs of participation in support of emerging art initiatives. The event will feature a performance by Kalup Linzy and a DJ set by Paskal Daze. Dinner and drinks will be provided by Roberta’s. Tickets are available online at newdartshow.com.

Location

The fair will be held at the 1896—a NEWD sponsor—located at 592 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn (near the Jefferson stop on the L). That same weekend, the neighborhood will also host the eighth edition of Bushwick Open Studios, set to feature over 600 artist studios and exhibitions.