Mr. Perrotin said he had dedicated teams for Asian art fairs, European fairs and American fairs.
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Do you think science fairs are the fairs of the past?
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They actually do 120,000 fairs at US schools every year, with some schools holding multiple fairs.
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The fairs were the inspiration for many unaffiliated art book fairs that have sprung up since.
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Obviously different galleries go to different fairs but how else are the fairs different from each other?
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"The fairs are all defined by the places they're in," said Victoria Siddall, the director of Frieze Fairs.
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"We are not quick to launch new art fairs," said Victoria Siddall, who is the director of all three Frieze fairs.
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Screening was done at health fairs, state fairs, shopping malls and even on the floor of the 1992 Republican National Convention in Houston.
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Street fairs and markets are priority targets for mussel merchants, maybe because the festive spirit that prevails at fairs is conducive to gluttony.
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Many of the fairs originally materialized as satellite fairs for Printed Matter's Los Angeles Art Book Fair, but LAABF was cancelled earlier this year.
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Taking long-exposure photographs of carnival rides and county fairs for over four decades, Vail transforms these fairs into hallucinatory renderings of pure pleasure.
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And some art fairs are just art fairs, their booths full of pretty paintings, elegant sculptures, and a sprinkling of other types of works.
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These kinds of incidents of course affect the 'cultural strategies' of civil or governmental structures, like art fairs, book fairs, and independent art initiatives.
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We're living in a moment of high interest in book fairs, especially art book fairs, and it's not always clear what newer events have to offer.
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"There is this frustrating sameness to the street fairs," said Jonathan Bowles of the Center for an Urban Future, a nonprofit group that studied the fairs in 2006.
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Intel Drops Its Sponsorship of Science Fairs, Prompting an Identity Crisis The chip giant is ending its support of the fairs and sponsoring newer events like homemade engineering contests.
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Over the years, many art fairs have ventured to Brooklyn but this Frieze Week there are three different Brooklyn fairs going on at the same time, a pretty unique occurance.
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"It must be based on galleries who do six or seven fairs a year and have specialist teams," added Mr. Servais, who is a frequent visitor to fairs around the world.
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Frieze Week 2019 This week's main art fairs are a bit pricey, but looking is free (or nearly) at Frieze Sculpture at Rockefeller Center and alternative fairs in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Yet even as gateway drugs to the world of art, such fairs are less elitist and intimidating than big-time, "real" art fairs — perhaps because publishers aren't in it for the paycheck.
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The weekend-long event seems to take at least as much inspiration from county fairs as from book fairs: you'll be able to play games of chance and participate in giveaways, too.
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We were in West Virginia a lot, wandering state fairs, I remember being in Upstate New York, staying at Motel 6, having breakfast in Denny's, then looking for people in state fairs.
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As usual, though, the week also brings a plethora of other art fairs and art events, and Hyperallergic has put together a guide for the ten fairs coming to New York this week.
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Despite the benefits, fairs are incredibly costly, with some dealers saying that "both their expenses and revenues from fairs [are] equivalent to running another gallery in terms of magnitude," according to the report.
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It's one of the last great traditional melas, or fairs.
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Corporate America, Your Future Engineers Aren't Attending Career Fairs Anymore
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Book fairs attract queues to rival those for pop concerts.
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During Armory Week, people like to gripe about art fairs.
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There's too many book fairs and not enough good books.
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It'd be a shame to see those fairs die out.
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In the end, people do the fairs because they sell.
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Every year, you wonder if art fairs have exhausted themselves.
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The Fairs Cup was becoming the continent's established second tournament.
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"Galleries don't dream of doing art fairs," Ms. Russo said.
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"Fairs provide this great escape from everyday life," he said.
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Gallery owners on average participate in five fairs a year.
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We've even delivered book fairs by bush plane and ferry.
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Some art fairs cater to fans of a particular medium.
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Many of the fairs actually do subsidize the smaller booths.
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Then there's eBay, poster shows, art fairs and auction houses.
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Here's an overview of some of the more substantial fairs.
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Critics say the traditional fairs are as vital as ever.
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Land of casseroles and county fairs and Friday night bingo.
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Nearly two dozen satellite fairs have also sprouted around Miami.
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Showing at these fairs is a significant investment for brands.
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It makes a change from seeing them at art fairs.
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Many major "destination" art fairs these days have satellites: fairs that seek to attract at least a glimpse from the big-spending, high-profile art collectors who drop into town for the main event.
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But the street fairs that can sometimes clog the corridors of Manhattan are also the bane of many, from drivers caught in the resulting snarl to those grown weary of the fairs' banal ubiquity.
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Art fairs are, at their core, commercial enterprises — and, as the market undergoes a violent course correction after years of helium-inflated prices, revenues from fairs constitute a growing fraction of galleries' yearly takes.
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There are overlaps between 45 galleries exhibiting here and the other, larger fairs; there are also a number of fairs considerably more indie in scope and ambition, including Spring/Break, at Skylight at Moynihan Station.
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While Frieze and TEFAF are the two larger fairs, fairs like The Other Art Fair and 1–64393 bring together a more tightly-curated, smaller fair experience for those in need of something less overwhelming.
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But it is hard to beat their taste, sweet or hot, when they're griddled on a flattop with onions and peppers, then served on hero bread, a champion of street fairs and state fairs alike.
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These fairs were predicated on optimism and the betterment of society.
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At art fairs around the world, breastfeeding is no easy task.
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They do not buy at art fairs and rarely at auction.
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After interviews and job fairs, he just wasn't getting called back.
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Modern craft fairs now seem to be held together by them.
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So many fairs have had to change focus or to specialise.
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At the moment, the trade fairs are failing to do so.
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You have art fairs, symposiums and Biennales based in the continent.
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There are many "fun fairs" in Pyongyang and other cities now.
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Within weeks, the team sold lounges directly at concerts and fairs.
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Art fairs come across as soulless playgrounds, comparable to shopping malls.
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Critics say the traditional fairs are as vital as ever. nyti.
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MR. GOYAL Many different sources including galleries and affordable art fairs.
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"We all go to so many art fairs," Mr. Wenman said.
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"It's a love-hate relationship I have with fairs," he said.
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It's also considering moving upcoming book fairs and author events online.
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And for artists — well, how do artists feel about art fairs?
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At the same time, we deliver book fairs to remote locations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some art fairs have themes.
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How important are watch fairs to the success of the industry?
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Fairs have been humorous targets for the men more than once.
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Towns still organize Christmas fairs with a World War II theme.
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The block plays host to numerous street fairs throughout the year.
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Hiring fairs for warehouse positions will also be held Oct. 250.
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"I don't just want to do Instagram and fairs," he said.
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"Fewer than 100 galleries do all three fairs," Mr. Spiegler said.
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What to know (and what not to miss) at the fairs.
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That has not been the attitude taken at recent art fairs.
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As for which fairs to see, read on for the highlights.
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Auctions and art fairs are where the art business has shifted.
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"The larger art fairs can be a slog, while the more regional art fairs tend to have more flair and are less intimidating," the dealer Jane Cohan, of New York's James Cohan Gallery, wrote in an email.
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The bathroom is considered the lactation facility at 17% of responding fairs.
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There were all these book fairs going on while I was there.
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Few things are as daunting, exhausting, and dissatisfying as art fairs, Aquarius.
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We usually only associate funnel cake with state fairs and amusement parks.
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The modern maker movement, Make magazine, and the maker fairs and stuff.
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The fairs run through Sunday, and you can see a schedule here.
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They held Maker Fairs on the White House Lawn, for heaven's sake.
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Sonel Breslav was appointed director of fairs and editions at Printed Matter.
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Demand is keen, as is evident in the growing number of fairs.
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You've been vocal about your dislike of art fairs in the past.
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A few other state fairs have made similar efforts to accommodate guests.
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The downtown location is also hosting Prizm and Pinta, two satellite fairs.
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Unsurprisingly, this year's fairs had the bitter taste of post-election anxiety.
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At most book fairs, a person would get tossed out for this.
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For sellers, Etsy is an alternative to craft fairs and trunk shows.
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Street fairs, including the San Gennaro festival in Little Italy, carried on.
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Apparently people don't buy in galleries anymore, they only buy in fairs.
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Town fairs and church picnics held pie-eating contests (no hands allowed).
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Portal is a low-key alternative to the high-octane fairs, though.
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Increasing competition from international art fairs claimed at least one former participant.
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He doesn't go to art fairs or rely on an art adviser.
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They expect deals to be more likely to occur at art fairs.
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I serendipitously met Brian at one of the pop-up art fairs.
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In some ways, the fairs are as different as their host cities.
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The register works with more than a dozen fairs around the world.
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The pull that fairs exercise over attendees' minds and wallets is substantial.
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"I don't like fairs because it's a pileup of merchandise," she said.
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I don't go to fairs that I can't get into for free.
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Hyperallergic: How do art fairs affect your work flow, if at all?
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Hyperallergic: What Frieze Week fairs will you be checking out this week?
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"Scholastic Book Fairs are really a lifeline to book ownership," says Boyko.
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Several international trade fairs have been canceled, including the ITB Tourism Fair.
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International fairs and conferences from Hong Kong to Italy are being shelved.
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These Friendship Benches show up at gatherings like street fairs as well.
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And, a look at the unlikely rise of Gulf-state book fairs.
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I suppose it's a love-to-hate topic, but fairs are important.
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In the summertime, state and county fairs are events like no other.
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They cut their teeth on competitive baking at smaller fairs in Georgia.
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"Why are they coming to fairs and not buying anything?" he wondered.
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The fairs, however, continue to attract large numbers of exhibitors and visitors.
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For Karan Jerath, years of high school science fairs fostered those skills.
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Mimeographs about book fairs and library cards came home in my folder.
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Mimeographs about book fairs and library cards came home in my folder.
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Victoria Siddall, director of Frieze Fairs, thinks the timing is finally right.
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The fairs are risky for small galleries and good for big galleries.
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Dozens of satellite fairs happen in the days surrounding the main event.
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"Art fairs belong to a specific part of the economy," said Martínez.
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Notably nomadic across this center-less cultural mish-mash called Los Angeles, the zines-only fest has always set itself apart from standard art book fairs, and is typically scheduled weeks away from Printed Matter's Los Angeles fairs.
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The fairs will replace the Armory's international fine art and antiques show, in the fall, (formerly organized by Haughton International Fairs, but now acquired by Tefaf and Artvest) and, in 2017, the Spring Masters fair (organized by Artvest).
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When the announcement came this year that Frieze Fairs, the organization that produces art fairs in London and New York, planned to expand to Los Angeles in 2019, some wondered how it would affect its extant American outpost.
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"Sales are obviously important because it is quite expensive to do fairs, but that moment to connect with people, talk about the artists and the programs, for me that is an important part of doing fairs," he said.
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But moreover, the major art fairs should acknowledge that the nature of artist representation is changing and that the traditional model of a fixed gallery is losing legitimacy, in large part, ironically, because of the popularity of the fairs.
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Today, there are about 2,000 fairs across the U.S. (Your Back Story writer recently competed in her own local fair.) In recent years, state fairs have become a test ground for presidential ambitions, most notably the Iowa State Fair.
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Ah that's nice, that they do flower-encrusted dildos at state fairs, now.
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"Art fairs can be stressful, so I'll share some relaxation techniques," he says.
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The A7 III fairs better, at over 43 photos before needing a charge.
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There are too many zine fairs and not enough good zines right now.
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This is Milipol: one of the largest state security fairs in the world.
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In California, several fairs and parks sidelined some of their most popular attractions.
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Throughout the years, countries have hosted World's Fairs to showcase their greatest achievements.
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Stein noted that vision screenings sometimes take place at schools or health fairs.
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With Raoul, she goes to Renaissance fairs and live-action-role-playing retreats.
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Soon he added summer sausage, then expanded to county fairs around the Midwest.
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By age 10, he was winning prizes at state fairs for his watercolors.
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Yeah, and then we moved down to Miami Beach for the art fairs.
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Then at the weekends I'd be doing record fairs on Saturday and Sunday.
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Below you'll find a guide to the 20-plus fairs and museum events.
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The Yorkshire side's second triumph represented the final outing for the Fairs Cup.
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Meanwhile, state fairs continue to midwife stunt foods into existence through gastronomic experimentation.
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This week, two fairs gamble on unpredictability to help break up the monotony.
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For gallery owners, art fairs are also an efficient way to do business.
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Fairs can be an exhausting experience in an already exhausting art world hierarchy.
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Art fairs and auctions continued to serve as conveyor belts for investment capital.
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While the weather was warm, canvassers worked Labor Day parades and state fairs.
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Frieze Week's satellite fairs should, in theory, be where discoveries can be made.
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This year, two fairs, Watches & Wonders in Hong Kong and ViennaTime, were canceled.
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The NSA uses the web, social media and job fairs to recruit students.
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As fairs have proliferated beyond anyone's wildest dreams, patrons have ever more choices.
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"We do 21 fairs around the world," said the veteran dealer Emmanuel Perrotin.
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These are also available at many of the art fairs happening this week.
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They will start by conducting two information fairs every month starting in February.
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County-run fairs have no viable legal defense against proponents of constitutional carry.
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What reason did the company give for dropping its sponsorship of both fairs?
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What does Raymond Wang, a freshman at Harvard University, say about science fairs?
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A number of art fairs around the world are bracing for possible disruption.
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Together, they started selling food at street fairs and the Queens Night Market.
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But it is nothing like the sugary, heavy mead found at Renaissance fairs.
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But fairs, even for those of us who don't collect, have their uses.
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JASON FARAGO This is the smallest, oldest and most exclusive of the fairs.
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Its results got a boost from growth in the company's book fairs business.
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Most of these are for Renaissance fairs in Europe and the United States.
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The Creators Project: So how many real art fairs have you exhibited in?
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Memorable moments from a weekend of new fairs where art trumps celebrity-watching.
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"Visitors make multiple visits, and that distinguishes us from other fairs," he said.
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Progress is incremental, and art fairs are still hellacious places to appreciate art.
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Let's get one thing straight: art fairs are hellacious places to appreciate art.
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Then, in November of 203, the fairs' dynamic curator, Shannon Michael Cane, died.
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Nor will it come from imitating already-established international exhibitions or art fairs.
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On his Facebook page, Christensen responded by declaring there was a "movement to stop citizens from carrying at county fairs" and requested citizens from all over the state to alert him if any other county fairs attempted to suggest similar guidelines.
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If the item fairs well in those restaurants, it will likely be launched nationally.
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BS: How do you see the fairs developing and changing in the coming years?
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I also hope to cultivate more social/political engagement and criticality in the fairs.
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Meanwhile, smaller-scale VR rides have become a staple of county fairs and arcades.
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It gives the fair a kind of gravity that most other fairs don't have.
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She sold her work at galleries along the North Shore and at art fairs.
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But it is difficult to quantify private sales in galleries and at art fairs.
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Galleries, fairs, auctions — and artists — have proliferated across the world, and prices have soared.
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Dealers tried to crush the upstart retailer, banning Mr Kamprad from their trade fairs.
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This may include staging trade fairs, offering memberships with perks, even e-commerce partnerships.
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And if state fairs prove anything, it's that everything is better when it's fried.
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By Christmas, every bottle had sold out—mainly through church events and local fairs.
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Virtual career fairs are on the rise, and tech companies are leading the charge.
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They care about names that they hear repeated at cocktail parties and art fairs.
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Dedicate time to researching which job fairs to attend and which employees to send.
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Art Review If you're deciding which art fairs to attend this weekend, consider this.
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They were like local chamber of commerce trade shows, or state fairs, only bigger.
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The weeks in between fairs are hectic with travel and re-stocking, she says.
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"I like to do fairs where there's a different audience for me," she said.
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This article will be updated as our small-yet-strong team visits more fairs.
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CLEVELAND — The art world loves to flock to exotic locales for shows and fairs.
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The art market is in crisis, and the art fairs are largely to blame.
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I don't usually go to fairs, because everyone knows the artists that I collect.
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Since then, after years of collecting, Mr. Lumpkin's approach to art fairs has evolved.
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Do artists lose sleep while preparing for fairs, or do they not really care?
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"I don't understand why the internet hasn't killed the art fairs," said Mr. Freire.
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Read below for a full list of fairs (and current exhibitions) recommended by Hyperallergic!
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The trailer travels the country going to trucking conventions and events like county fairs.
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It supports programs ranging from stray dog rescue to archaeological excavations to book fairs.
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Check out Hyperallergic's guide to the art fairs of Frieze Week in New York.
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"Latinx and Latin American representation is always really low at art fairs," he said.
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Mr. Berkowitz has been organizing street fairs since 1973 — longer than I've been alive.
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The Frieze and Frieze Masters fairs, which separate contemporary and modern, each attract 60,000.
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But that's probably the most that the Volta and Independent fairs had in common.
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This is more than a little ironic, since Hudson rarely participated in art fairs.
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At least two trade fairs in Milan, cornerstones of the city's economy, were postponed.
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There are those who attend art fairs with the serious purpose of building collections.
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It took longer — nearly two decades — before he offered his food at street fairs.
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Do you think Maker Faires and science fairs could be combined in any way?
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Do you think science fairs should be renamed "research competitions," as Mr. Wang suggests?
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And then there were all those big art fairs, with their big white walls!
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FRIDAY: Devote the early evening to the Armory Show, the largest of the fairs.
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"The positioning of these research competitions as science fairs can be misleading," he said.
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He studied engineering and then travelled around Europe, admiring buildings and attending design fairs.
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And that doughnut hamburger is already a staple at state fairs across the country.
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State fairs across the US smashed attendance records with millions of visitors in 2019.
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Collectors, too, at the fairs and in the galleries, remain disproportionately out-of-towners.
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What aspects of contemporary art fairs are you drawing on with The Well Fair?
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Milt Roney gets some money from GEHA to hand out brochures at health fairs.
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It argues for the relevance of fairs beyond their value as international trade bazaars.
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And, like people, as fairs age, they do what they can to remain youthful.
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"The bulk of our activities are centered on international art fairs," Mr. Landau said.
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Has the product glut demanded by endless art fairs distracted from the protest impulse?
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Dorothy Hild, another teacher, took him on a tour of state fairs in 1956.
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In the Gilded Age, culture is being trafficked through these world expositions and fairs.
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For dealers, the fairs are a source of both revenue and new overhead costs.
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She maintained that she wore trousers because she needed to study animals at fairs.
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I grow the plants myself and occasionally show them to people at trade fairs.
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While the city's big contemporary art fairs have mass appeal and draw seas of onlookers that drown out the actual buyers, antiquities fairs like TEFAF are a whole other scene, one that caters strictly to an older, very Upper East Side crowd.
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"One of the things we do best at Scholastic Book Fairs is help kids discover those breakthrough books — books like Harry Potter, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Because of Winn-Dixie, Captain Underpants, and Wonder," says Alan Boyko, president of Scholastic Book Fairs.
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It was deeply jarring when Basel's Swiss-based owner, MCH Group, announced last month that it was drastically reducing its international holdings in regional fairs, consolidating its focus on its "very sound position" in core fairs in Basel, Miami Beach and Hong Kong.
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The physical environments of art fairs tend to be utilitarian convention halls, though there are some — like the Frieze fairs in London, New York and Los Angeles, with their light-filled, architect-designed tents — that try to boost the appeal of the surroundings.
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It could be a surplus of latex and leather from last year's European fabric fairs.
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Do art fairs really represent some measure of success or professional accomplishment that's worth pursuing?
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"Locana offers a healthy lifestyle, great food and folklore fairs all-year round", Mattiet said.
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The smaller and more refined of the two art fairs was West Bund Art & Design.
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Another way advisors can help is by showing up at career fairs and other events.
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Careers fairs at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, in Seoul, reserve places for tarot readers.
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An increasing number of artists, art fairs, and galleries are exploring the global black experience.
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They were the audience for these raucous fairs held under tents in eroded Indian fields.
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Abu Dhabi, Doha, Manama, Riyadh—all are transforming from sleepy trade fairs to popular events.
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Galleries have long faced the somewhat ironic decision of whether to exhibit at art fairs.
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There has been greater exposure at art exhibitions and international art fairs among other platforms.
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Disney organized job fairs to hire thousands of waiters, cooks, cleaners and costumed street performers.
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Now that Boo Boo is throwing down at state fairs, could WWE be far behind?
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The pieces reference art fairs and how I don't want to kiss those motherfuckers' asses.
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Those mobile amusement parks include carnival and state fairs, such as the one in Ohio.
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Some inventions that debuted at World's Fairs have now become part of our everyday lives.
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He keeps Doig's work out of art fairs, and sells only to carefully selected buyers.
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Leor went back to selling her pieces around the East Village and at street fairs.
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As ever at "second-tier" fairs these days, sales were sporadic and messages were mixed.
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Art fairs routinely feature works that reflect the social and economic tenor of the times.
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Some collectors find smaller fairs in Dallas and Brussels to be more distinctive and approachable.
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The majority of art fairs are for the people who live in the host city.
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"The important thing is, you always treat art fairs like a show," Mr. Ropac said.
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For spectators, fairs are one-stop shops for binge-viewing art from around the globe.
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Hyperallergic: What would you rather be doing instead of go to art fairs this week?
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They can be a bit pricey, so here are some alternatives to the main fairs.
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Every year, Scholastic holds 120,1203 book fairs at schools across the US, and more internationally.
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The results indicated that 220.4 percent of sales by dealers were made at art fairs.
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They are not permitted to look at internal job postings or attend company job fairs.
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We sampled them all — along with the mainland fairs that are part of Frieze Week.
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If we don't get that fixed, then we won't have enough galleries to sustain fairs.
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And I think the fairs are symptomatic of that, but they're not the only problem.
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The company will use virtual job fairs, virtual interviews and virtual tryouts to make hires.
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Watch fairs, both commercial and noncommercial, have a very important role in networking and education.
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Lineage used to do much of its hiring at job fairs at its 290 warehouses.
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Outside of big institutions and fairs, many art handlers begin their careers with shipping companies.
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Art fairs are focused on different genres, including contemporary art, old master paintings and photography.
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Not from our mainstream art world, the one represented by big museums and art fairs.
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But I think there will be consolidation of art fairs in the next few years.
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" Then she added, "But I could see why people would find the fairs a hassle.
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Some wines are 100 percent French varietal, and even win prizes at international wine fairs.
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A dozen art fairs take place this weekend, but we've decided to focus on four.
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Vintage pieces — handpicked by the architects at furniture fairs in Belgium — fill the common areas.
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As settings for art fairs go, there are few as wonderfully distracting as Hong Kong.
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Most, however, have recovered and tourists swarmed the area for Art Basel's fairs last weekend.
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Often, we've found, fairs fall into trends; two years ago, Independent got a little raunchy.
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His work has been shown in group shows and art fairs all over the states.
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As a result, fairs account for about 40 percent of gallery sales by value, according to the Tefaf Art Market Report, making the limited number of spots at top fairs especially coveted: More than 800 galleries competed for about 300 booths in Basel this year.
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Mr. Krzanich has told colleagues privately that the science fairs were the fairs of the past and had become tilted to life sciences and biotechnology, not primary fields for Intel, according to two people who are not authorized to speak publicly for the company.
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He does not adopt particular outfits at state fairs or visit bowling allies to seek authenticity.
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"I would love to see a lactation pod or mobile mother's unit at fairs," says Chun.
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Wideout Evan Fairs added 222 yards receiving and a 210-yard scoring catch for the Jayhawks.
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I'm so incredibly tired of going to these design fairs and seeing the same old version.
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This summer you can catch Campbell on the road at festivals, fairs, and bars across America.
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Art fairs, typically housed in convention centers and white tents, are rarely wild and woolly affairs.
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Once you sign up, you can follow institutions like museums, galleries, auction houses, and art fairs.
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But while dubs are far more blatant, Zeria also describes how subtitle translation fairs no better.
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This uniquely North Korean style of advertising may have developed out of trade fairs, Abrahamian said.
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Add more names to the list of influencers and the influenced at this week's art fairs.
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Fairs are notoriously poor places to look at art: they're too big, too bright, too disorientating.
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Border Patrol representatives could participate in career fairs or speak to classes and clubs via video.
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The area labeled "Born in the U.S.A. by Liberty Fairs" spotlights brands that are just that.
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Deep-fried candy bars are a fairly ubiquitous treat at fairs and boardwalks across the nation.
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Karma (Booth 15) Plenty of galleries hedge their bets by coming to fairs with multiple artists.
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They had added poop to their agenda as they held street fairs promoting walking and biking.
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"Fairs are great sources for images," she said, while assuring me that she is not obsessed.
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How far will art fairs go to make themselves educational affairs on par with museum exhibitions?
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NF: I look at fairs as a way to expose my work to a wide audience.
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Unlike New York, London and Paris, Berlin doesn't host any major international art fairs or auctions.
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SK: Because I know some mid-tier galleries that are doing 16 art fairs a year.
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The decision follows the cancellations and postponements of various international art fairs amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Also, these cool photographs David Williams has been making at state fairs across the United States.
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Candidates stand outside grocery stores and go to state fairs, pancake breakfasts and fish fry dinners.
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I met Kate and her husband selling bags she made at street fairs in downtown Manhattan.
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And their three children love the many street fairs, workshops and farmer's markets that Encinitas offers.
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That's where she learned about the Empowerment Plan, which occasionally hosts job fairs with the shelter.
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" He added that the proposal "would have to be an initiative that the art fairs start.
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The scene from last week's art fairs, where fashion gave art a run for the money.
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But throughout the month, galleries, showrooms, museums and trade fairs will host exhibitions, tours and conversations.
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N.Y. ART BOOK FAIR One of the largest fairs for artist books, monographs and zines. Sept.
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The solutions are mostly all direct ones, whether art book fairs, car trunks, or subscription models.
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The somewhat tamer African Dip drifted away from fairs around the 1950s, after states banned them.
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N.Y. ART BOOK FAIR One of the largest fairs for artist books, monographs and zines. Sept.
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Gold usually fairs well in times of geopolitical uncertainty, while stocks and the dollar generally retreat.
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"We decided we would alternate," Ms. Kim said of their participation in the two Frieze fairs.
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Frieze will launch a Los Angeles edition of its fairs at Paramount Pictures Studios next year.
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The news media is stream of fripperies: state fairs, prize fish, and players announcing presidential runs.
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"Our small team puts all of ourselves into the production of the Fairs, and into this community, for whom we care deeply, and we would love to give them the best opportunity to share their work," said Sonel Breslav, director of fairs and editions at Printed Matter.
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"I think you have to be quite realistic that a lot of the big collectors have a big program already and may still buy at one of the other fairs, but there are quite a lot of other fairs," said Mr. van Pieterson from Ibasho Gallery.
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While there are fairs more specifically interested in the overlap of the page and the screen (think the newly founded New York Tech Zine Fair), I look forward to a time when fine art paper fairs at large acknowledge the exciting changes in the medium and that future Art on Paper fairs continue to resist a nostalgia for the old by embracing the new art of paper, which revels in the age of digital-mixed-media.
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The couple built the collection over 25 years, buying at auctions, antique fairs, and through specialist dealers.
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He hung out at shooting ranges, gun fairs, historical reenactments, and an out-of-commission arms factory.
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Past world's fairs introduced such wonders as the Eiffel Tower, the Ferris Wheel and Seattle's Space Needle.
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We can do our best to combat the difficulty of re-training through internships or job fairs.
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She traveled the countryside through the rough trails of temple fairs and festival fights looking for matchups.
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One obvious example of imperialistic expansion in the form of art fairs is Art Basel Hong Kong.
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Then there are all the gallery shows and museum exhibitions piggybacking on the popularity of the fairs.
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But now you do the deals through e-commerce and you don't need trade fairs for that.
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Below are some highlights on the five fairs turning LA into an art-lovers paradise this week.
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Since 2011 half a dozen zine fairs have popped up around the country, from Bristol to Hull.
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They don't advertise their wares at surveillance fairs and keep the information on their public websites vague.
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Watch the full ad above to see how he fairs against Transformers, Jurassic Park dinosaurs and coasters.
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They put on these massive pageants and picnics that were like county fairs in the summer outside.
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For even the most storied fairs and dealers, the message is clear: they must change or disappear.
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Eckstrom and Was use the cabin's interior to simulate the sensory overload normally ascribed to art fairs.
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Barns explained that some fairs award money based on placement in the competition, but Logan County's doesn't.
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Standing in as one of the greasy, hazelnut-brown, deep-fried stunt foods found at county fairs.
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Henry said other fairs and community events have contacted the center for help with their own work.
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Unlike fast-paced international art fairs elsewhere, Gallery Weekend has a more low-key and inclusive ethos.
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He soon became a Paganini of pitchmen, hawking products at fairs throughout Canada and the United States.
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The public ones give an overview of all the fairs' offerings, with history lessons along the way.
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The fairs, whose themes aim to raise awareness and address global issues, take place every five years.
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I don't know how long that will last—I don't see young, fresh faces at record fairs.
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Cultural heritage travels between the world's storage facilities, galleries, auction houses art fairs, freeports, museums, and mansions.
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The policy also applies to Tefaf's other fairs, which take place in New York twice a year.
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Below is your Miami itinerary, detailing the fairs' best eye-popping imagery and where to find them.
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Mother's Tankstation, for example, is the only other Dublin dealership that regularly exhibits at Art Basel's fairs.
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Amazon has promised training and internship programs and to participate in job fairs at the housing complex.
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Mr. Fox eventually created a magic and comedy act, which he performed at fairs and sidewalk shows.
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Not everyone is fond of the approximately 200 street fairs in the city each year, he said.
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These added to the already formidable mass of inventory on sale at London's fairs and commercial galleries.
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SK: I'm not arguing for the health of art fairs; I'm arguing for the health of galleries.
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It's often found at street fairs, trapped between rice crackers or as a glossy coat around apricots.
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CVS said it will find the candidates through virtual career fairs and vet them with virtual interviews.
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Mostly they make purchases from dealers, with occasional pickups from art fairs like Art Basel Miami Beach.
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"Back in those days, in small towns, they didn't have theaters, they had fairs," Mr. Blanchard said.
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The atmosphere is more or less the opposite of the big commercial art fairs: welcoming and intimate.
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I bought most of my European artists at art fairs in Tokyo or when I visited Europe.
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Dealers showing at fairs often try to capitalize on recent, concurrent or upcoming museum presentations of artists.
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The agency's website is full of postings for career fairs as it tries to fill its ranks.
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Catch a strike for climate change, in addition to the yearly fairs, public art installations, and more.
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Describe your prior knowledge of science fairs, and any personal experience you might have had with them.
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Academics and other independent authorities drive the process, and the changes apply to all three TEFAF fairs.
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And despite the density, the fair is very manageable compared with other mega-fairs in New York.
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Lyft calls these places "points of interest" and they include bars, restaurants, music venues, and street fairs.
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Tobacco companies further entrenched their expansion into foreign markets with lobbying at international fairs and trade shows.
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The children's book publisher's revenue also beat forecasts, helped by growth in the company's book fairs business.
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Once more, Miami plays host to nearly 20 fairs and countless more parties and other unclassifiable happenings.
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"I'm the kind of dealer who has a booth at all the art fairs," Bijl told me.
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Our works are regularly shown in art fairs globally, so we are rather familiar with the format.
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This year, the latter featured 21643 fairs of all sizes and specializations; the former now boasts 2145.
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Don't forget to stay hydrated and follow Hyperallergic on Instagram for pics from the fairs all week.
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When we were just doing the fairs and publishing, there was never an intention to make money.
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VICE News went to job fairs in Oklahoma to talk to people who are unemployed or underemployed.
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In the 1980s in Detroit, Olayami Dabls started collecting African beads from artisans at local craft fairs.
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Three of the four fairs I visited earlier this week are in their first two years of existence, while the fourth, Spring Masters, is closing — set to reopen in the fall and next spring as two separate fairs, one devoted to antiquities, the other to contemporary art and design.
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Some point to the added value that online viewing rooms can provide, namely historical context through accompanying scholarly essays; the ability to reach collectors who can't easily travel to galleries or art fairs; and leaving much less of a carbon footprint by eliminating shipping and flights to fairs.
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My friends in Tokyo all make zines and show them at zine fairs they organize, big and small.
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Most of the art market revolves around sales like this, whether through galleries, fairs, museums, or the artists.
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Due to the size and limitations of space, most fairs don't allow for such fruitful juxtapositions between exhibitors.
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And it sponsored booths and VIP lounges at yacht shows, art fairs and other gatherings of the rich.
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At Clio Art Fair, you won't find the usual booths and compartmentalized spaces that typically characterize art fairs.
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And that's really important, but it put me in a situation where I had to participate in fairs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads JAKARTA — The art fairs of Asia aren't for the faint of heart.
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What if the art world's ephemeral and pop-up entities — art fairs, -ennials of all sorts, auctions, etc.
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Charities for wounded veterans are a ubiquitous presence at county fairs, and a favourite cause for political candidates.
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Before falling sick in August, all 18 patients reported at least some exposure to pigs at agricultural fairs.
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The science fairs and shop classes from past generations were earlier iterations of the makerspaces we see today.
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Theater, museums, festivals and fairs, clubs and restaurants and two professional football teams offer plenty to keep entertained.
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I have developed some affection for the enterprise, which is much more diffuse than other New York fairs.
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"Annual watch fairs, as they exist today, no longer make much sense," Swatch Group said in its statement.
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Holtz updated his petition, elated over the state fairs actions and telling people its important to speak up.
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This week, New York City welcomes two comics festival, two print fairs, one internet flea market, and more.
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"Fairs are important for us, even though they are not our preferred mode of exhibiting," Mr. Corbett said.
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Auction houses are now galleries, art fairs and now exhibitions, artists are now entrepreneurs, collectors sell as well.
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Her spirited involvement in craft fairs, bingo, and other activities inspired in me a passion for senior recreation.
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Or that Uhuru helped to build the display units that Calico uses for its presentations at trade fairs.
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She is also the director of the Teacher of Color Recruitment Fairs, which place teachers in independent schools.
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The differences between the two Paris fairs in the same venue are clear, according to exhibitors, and complementary.
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They had attended weddings, spiritual seminars, job fairs, standup-comedy contests, and the album releases of teen idols.
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"We actively recruit every day, out at job fairs, schools, local work force offices, community organizations," Smith said.
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From football season to festivals, fairs, and beautiful scenic spots, here's what fall looks like in every state.
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She said student loan assistance is the number one benefit being talked about at job and recruiting fairs.
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Grateful Dead shakedown shops and 80's hardcore zine fairs come to mind, but those were niche markets.
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The Fairs Cup may have begun life as a strange creature, but its importance should not be underplayed.
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It's a place that has seen political demonstrations, fairs, witch hangings, and plenty of nature doing its thing.
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According to the Department of Labor, forestry, tourism, fairs and construction also find workers through the H2B visa.
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Long ripe for political debates, fairs are also places to contemplate the variables of farm and ranch life.
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Almost half of all gallery sales are nowadays conducted at the fairs, up 16 percentage points from 2010.
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But taking part in fairs is costly, and for many smaller and medium-size galleries, also highly risky.
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Other Art Fair Offerings The ADAA Art Show kicks off a month of art fairs in New York.
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The main attractions within the fairs are pieces that stand out amongst gallerists hawking their most profitable wares.
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Mr. Fox performed at fairs and other events in Connecticut, Texas, Florida, Minnesota and elsewhere, including Coney Island.
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First, reps attend college fairs and visit schools in order to educate prospective students about their school's offerings.
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We don't need to do the art fairs to meet people because everyone is passing through our city.
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It didn't manage to sell at these fairs, but it is out there on the company's Instagram account.
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Craft fairs and farmers' markets usually have lovely handmade ones, and even the dollar store sells passable sets.
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During low-demand times, the curb zone may be repurposed for wider sidewalks or pop-up street fairs.
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"We also did a couple of book fairs and it was sold in a few shops," Wagner adds.
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Most of those visitors will be ambling through the Frieze London and Frieze Masters fairs at some point.
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In addition to the internet, reptiles are sold at pet stores, flea markets, street vendors and herpetology fairs.
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The financial challenges facing smaller galleries at fairs have become a hot-button issue in the art world.
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"Like other fairs, with the exception of Art Basel, it has had ups and downs," Mr. Frémon said.
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More and more of these events feel like tourist bait, like commercial art fairs with a few brains.
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Credit...Tambaran; Rebecca Smeyne for The New York Times Art fairs are for looking, looking and more looking.
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Auction houses are not permitted to show at art fairs, which leaves today's largest transactional arena off limits.
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Below is our full list of Hyperallergic-recommended Armory Week fairs — along with shows, talks, performances, and more.
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She also looks at local subs for posts about weekly events like concerts, craft fairs, or farmer's markets.
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LULAC has councils across the country that hold voter registration drives, health fairs, and raise money for scholarships.
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The company regularly posts on LinkedIn about outside career events it attends, such as college fairs, as well.
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She has published two books of photography that quickly became cult items on the independent book fairs circuit.
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But if you want to hit the superfecta of the week's principal art fairs, here's a weekend itinerary.
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Credit...Fred Wilson/Pace Gallery Art fairs evolve like any other event, but the changes can be subtle.
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For the next hour, over lunch, the three of them talked—about architecture fairs, Art Basel, Magid's background.
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Following the Swatch Group's cancellation, fears are starting to circulate about the upcoming Watches & Wonders and Baselworld fairs.
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As Printed Matter plots its return to LA in 2019, Hyperallergic spoke to the nonprofit's executive director, Max Schumann, about how it will maintain a presence in the city in the meantime and what distinguishes its East Coast and West Coast fairs from each other, and from conventional art fairs.
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They noted that the works shown at the fair were new and different from the usual selection in other regional and international fairs — specifically referring to the diverse range of works from Indonesian artists on show that they were not likely to find at fairs in Hong Kong and Taipei.
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Strong sales on home base are good news for German galleries as they face the soaring expense of international art fairs — booths at big fairs go for tens of thousands of dollars — and a surge (to 19 percent, from 7 percent) in the German value-added tax on sales of art.
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And, as far as fairs go, Untitled does address the strange and painful quality of the world we're inhabiting.
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Google Maps has a list of events that are happening nearby, such as live sports games, plays or fairs.
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He's collected champion ribbons at local fairs and is now saving money to buy himself a pick-up truck.
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The buildings were intentionally impermanent, built on the same metal frameworks that all the great European world's fairs were.
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The art world is already diving into pumpkin spice season with its regular onslaught of fairs, exhibitions, and events.
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Beneath the city's glossy commercial fairs and galleries, Miami is home to a thriving ecosystem of artists' organizations. 6.
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"Your biggest recruiting tool is not going out to churches or job fairs or anything like that," Aziz said.
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During the 2018 Frieze Week, there are three art fairs in Brooklyn and we had to check them out.
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Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, on what might generously be called its banks, hosted World's Fairs in 1939 and 1964.
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"The town is always doing street fairs, and there's always something going on at the Green," Mr. Knapp said.
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The A2200 III fairs just as well with the different lenses, but the smallest of details aren't as apparent.
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Mind the popcorn hands Sharing a bowl of popcorn at movies, sporting events, fairs and concerts is common practice.
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In the past decade the contemporary-art world has ballooned, with new fairs, biennials and exhibition spaces opening everywhere.
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The fun fairs are amusement parks with many rides for North Koreans to go on and games to play.
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This irregular shape encourages a sense of journey that is absent from fairs arranged on the favored grid system.
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Peter Thiel grew up in a time when the United States was winning World's Fairs and conquering outer-space.
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In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, live Indians were actually displayed in museums and at World's Fairs.
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Two of the fairs listed here, Portal and Flux, are artist-driven: organized by curators rather than participating galleries.
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And note that while admission prices can be steep, many fairs offer discounts for students, seniors or young people.
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State fairs and festivals sell some of the most unapologetic and grandiose foods you probably won't find anywhere else.
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His wife, Janet, and their children—Sarah, John Mark, and David—handed out flyers at rallies and county fairs.
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The Independent art fair, which runs through Sunday, began as a more provocative alternative to the bigger art fairs.
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The company seemingly came out of nowhere, suddenly advertising its wares at surveillance fairs over the last few months.
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"We host information sessions, fairs, and other student- and alumni-hosted events in locations around the world," said Kole.
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"Frieze began as a magazine," said Victoria Siddall, the director of Frieze Fairs, of the still-published art guide.
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CVS says it plans to use virtual job fairs, virtual interviews and virtual job tryouts during its hiring process.
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Rents were pegged to incomes, said Ms. Elinson, who sold paintings at street fairs while Mr. Elinson taught math.
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That isn't Untitled's fault, per se — almost all the art fairs have tents, and this one is perfectly nice.
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He has shown at several art and trade fairs, including Masterpiece London and others in Miami and Las Vegas.
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At the same time, he sold pieces by the artist from different points in his career at several fairs.
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"I usually end up doing a lot of business at fairs even though it's not my intention," she said.
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Galleries, museums, design spaces and alternative fairs have cropped up, in some cases reviving abandoned complexes and industrial neighborhoods.
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They are near-ubiquitous at festivals, fairs, and powwows, any place indigenous communities and fondness for Mexican food overlap.
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Her father is a regional merchandising manager, in Arlington, for the unit of Scholastic that puts on book fairs.
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"Having been in this business for such a long time, there is great nostalgia around book fairs," says Boyko.
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This ancient science shaped most of India's traditional settlements, where seasonal activities such as festivals and fairs take place.
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Works shown outside the treadmill of officially curated surveys and art fairs arguably engaged more compellingly with our times.
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It is markedly different from art fairs typically organized for and by the art world at various international venues.
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The Grand Palais is known for its blockbuster exhibitions, and also hosts the FIAC and Paris Photo art fairs.
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And that's a direct response from the art fairs' acknowledging, in a way, that their client base is dwindling.
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She found an array of hikes, tours, vineyard walks, galleries, fairs, horseback riding and other activities to welcome nondrinkers.
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The consensus among fair directors, exhibitors and collectors is that the multiple fairs of the past overworked the market.
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All events organised in the private or public sector, from culture to sport, religious activities and fairs are suspended.
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When you decide which fairs to attend, hone in on the style of art that you find most appealing.
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Many fairs take place over a four-day period, Ms. Schlesinger said, so there's time to plan a visit.
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Beijing also cancelled two Lunar New Year temple fairs and closed the Forbidden City, its most famous tourist attraction.
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Such devices were used by itinerant "dentists" rather like a modern "pair of pliers," often at country fairs. Ouch.
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She buys objects in bulk through dealers, at antiques fairs and through eBay to create two collections a year.
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In the three weeks before our interview, she crossed the Atlantic four times for art fairs and artist visits.
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And the red carpet has rolled out to other areas, including concerts, food festivals, art fairs and museum exhibits.
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As the holidays approach, Best Buy has kicked off its seasonal hiring by hosting a number of job fairs.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping signed a decree that includes improving confidentiality for military events, overseas cooperation, and arms fairs.
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When the company attends such fairs, its wares are showcased in carefully lit, free-standing cabinets that command attention.
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In addition to Art Basel Miami Beach, at least 18 other fairs are taking place during Miami Art Week.
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And others, evaluating whether participation in the costly fairs makes financial sense, are creating their own showcase events instead.
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Too many aspiring black students are trying to piece together education plans based on career fairs and Google searches.
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ARTS An article on Thursday about art fairs in Los Angeles misstated the age of the artist Irving Marcus.
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As I grew older, I found other books in my school library, at book fairs, on my grandaunt's shelves.
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As I grew older, I found other books in my school library, at book fairs, on my grandaunt's shelves.
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With his professional career at an end, he was reduced to fighting at seasonal fairs to make ends meet.
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The main course at both fairs is still the dealer booths and the wide array of art for sale.
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From museum shows to air fairs to film festivals, you'll have plenty to keep you busy with this season.
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Will a film studio's New York sets help a contemporary art fair soar after the city's other fairs flopped?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of Art Basel Miami Beach's satellite fairs is significantly tightening its orbit.
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Although these photographs were taken in 2015, they'll likely spark memories of anyone who grew up going to fairs.
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This seems more attractive than the creation of more biennials or art fairs in Japan to court foreign capital.
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TVCs are barred from all-hands meetings, as well as access to internal job postings or company job fairs.
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ME: The Well Fair deals with many aspects of contemporary art fairs, including the commonly accepted grid layout of evenly spaced rectangular booths and a sequential booth numbering system, as well as other elements typically found at fairs like a VIP lounge and communal areas like café, bookshop, restrooms and information desk.
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But in turn, fairs should ask themselves which steps they could take to be more accommodating to parents and families.
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Fairs aren't always conducive to learning about the art on display; their purpose is, generally speaking, to sell, not teach.
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Episodes feature the stars clubbing in New York, checking out Renaissance fairs in Kentucky and going on Alaskan outdoor adventures.
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You don't typically see political work this personal and raw at art fairs, much less by young artists of color.
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Unlike traditional book fairs, SFABF integrates book-themed exhibitions from adjacent galleries into a concerted celebration of ink on paper.
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At the Nuremburg and London toy fairs this week, Lego finally revealed its first ever adult minifigure in a wheelchair.
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On Wednesday's episode of her new show, The Mummy Diaries, Fairs calmed a hungry and fussy Paul by nursing him.
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Some of the videos showed them as little kids, while others showed the band playing in small fairs and venues.
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Where to Find It: State and county fairs in the American South Plan Your Trip: Visit Fodor's Alabama Travel Guide
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When one of the largest art fairs in Europe was seeking to expand into America it made an inspired choice.
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Over the last four decades he has produced some 130 fairs nationwide, bringing together dealers in art, design and antiques.
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This survey will feature one work from previous fairs to represent each year of the OAF's run, up to today.
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First, we boot out all the foreign landlords, all the attendees at our glitzy arms fairs, all the visiting generals.
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They're told to go to job fairs, ask for coffee meetings, mingle at work-related cocktail events, and attend panels.
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The autumn brings firework displays and when the weather is good, the site holds food fairs, concerts or other events.
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Some of the major corporations that have recently participated in virtual career fairs include 3M, Microsoft, Cisco, Amazon and IBM.
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Though the beach is covered from south to north with fairs, the madness stretches well into the mainland — particularly downtown.
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I saw adverts for durian fairs and festivals, and I was greeted with interrogations over my thoughts on specific harvests.
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Then there were the kiosks at the school career fairs where they'd hand out pencils if you talked to them.
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Mr Reid and his staff give presentations at international schools and attend trade fairs in around 22010 countries each year.
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In 2015 Riley introduced Good Weather to the world outside Little Rock, building a market for his artists at fairs.
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But one year after his Shark Tank debut, Murray is now selling the Hamdog at fairs and markets in Australia.
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While everyone else is at the fairs, take some time to look over your finances and get them in order.
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An article on Thursday about art fairs in New York City this week omitted part of the name of one.
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When he started attending watch fairs in the late '2000s, he paid for his own economy-class tickets to Switzerland.
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Art fairs and auction houses keep product coming: painting, sculpture, some photography, stuff you can stick a price tag on.
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"We didn't want stands operated by the galleries," which are the bread-and-butter of FIAC and other art fairs.
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Ruffles told me that, from a young age, Slat acted like a grownup and preferred D.I.Y. fairs to amusement parks.
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Stay tuned for our reports from the fairs throughout the week, and don't forget to check Hyperallergic's Instagram for pics.
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Now there is not only Frieze, but a host of concurrent fairs around town, including ALAC, Felix, and Spring/Break.
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If you judge their efforts by the Western market-vetted buys, they confined their searches to art fairs and biennials.
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On March 5, previews were taking place at the annual Armory Show, one of the art market's larger annual fairs.
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"Not everyone can get on a plane and go to Miami or London for the fairs there," Mr. Kordansky said.
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This year, his gallery has also participated at fairs in Jakarta, Indonesia; Basel, Switzerland; Hong Kong, New York and Singapore.
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"We find things at pretty much every fair" that require further research, said Will Korner, the register's art fairs manager.
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Here are the period's major fairs, most of which focus on modern and contemporary art: • Spring/Break Art Show, springbreakartshow.
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Opinion about fairs among art advisers — those people who guide the hearts, minds and wallets of top collectors — is split.
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Each shared what they love and loathe about art fairs, as well as which they'll be checking out this week.
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I can't imagine what it would be like to do three, four, five fairs a year (and many galleries do).
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Instead, they've had internships canceled and interviews postponed, wandered through empty job fairs and seen recruiters ignore their anxious emails.
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As with all book fairs, it's always fun to make your own discoveries as you move through the eclectic displays.
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"I find that figure very high," said Alain Servais, a Belgian collector, referring to the reported sales at art fairs.
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Four gallery owners — Paula Cooper, Elyse Derosia, Bridget Donahue and Sean Kelly — discuss art fairs, auctions and staying in business.
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I go to these fairs and I see a few things that are really out there, but not that much.
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New York has hosted many grand events, from Broadway spectacles and heavyweight prize fights to World Series and World's Fairs.
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All events organized in the private or public sector, from culture to sport, from religious activities to fairs, are suspended.
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All events organised in the private or public sector, from culture to sport, from religious activities to fairs, are suspended.
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Our weekends became focused on local events and county fairs, rather than checking out new restaurants or going to museums.
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Interior decorators like Mr. Despont were key drivers of sales at the major antiques fairs in the '215s and '2000s.
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"I used to go to these art fairs, and I felt embarrassed or shy, because nothing's listed," Ms. Cohen said.
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Organizers of both suspended events attributed the cancellations to market conditions and internal pressure to focus attention on other fairs.
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They pursue their interest at galleries and art fairs (Art Basel Miami Beach, ARCO Madrid, Zona Maco in Mexico City).
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In recent years, the largest of the fairs, at Victoria Park, has also become a prime site for political expression.
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Do you think the two fairs that Intel no longer wants to sponsor will have difficulty finding another corporate sponsor?
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Manageable in scale but full of treasures, it's the art fair where you go to hide from other art fairs.
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But down the East River, Brooklyn is brimming with fairs of its own touting emerging artists, many with budget prices.
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Yet, as is the case at most contemporary art fairs in these uncertain times, buyers at Independent remain highly selective.
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But, at least in his studio, Mr. Sun's reality was a world away from international museums and beachside art fairs.
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You can't see it all, and alongside the fairs are gallery openings, new public art installations and parties, to boot.
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Throughout the week in Singapore, you'll find exhibitions, public art installations, and events, including talks, tours, fairs, and gallery openings.
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The company did not explain its decision, but it comes as young people are flocking to hackathons and engineering fairs.
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This year, new "destination" fairs in Los Angeles, Taiwan and Singapore have been added to an ever more crowded calendar.
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Ms. Gerazouni, like the other dealers involved with this collaboration, still finds it essential to participate in selected art fairs.
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All Outsider Art fairs have the potential to involve Disabled artists, perhaps more so than any other mainstream contemporary fair.
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The rise of fairs as an irresistible force in contemporary art began with the Armory Show in the mid 1990s.
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Paul Chan and Zachary Small grapple with criticism and what makes work political (but agree that art fairs are awful).
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Others, like Oakland and Brooklyn-based collective Irrelevant Press, sold zines that would also easily fit at other zine fairs.
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But this particular instance also reveals how opaque the art market — even minor art fairs in the Hamptons — can be.
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The fried foods, the Ferris wheels, the wholesome family fun — what's not to love about the tradition of state fairs?
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In September, Art Basel even introduced a new pricing structure to help subsidize costs of their fairs for younger galleries.
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But since fairs are becoming the preferred way for wealthy collectors to buy art, galleries have no choice but to participate.
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Onofri, frequently shown at photography fairs and galleries in Italy and France, had to change his usual casting strategy for Followers.
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Lack of comfortable pumping facilities is a problem she has encountered outside of fairs — including at speaking engagements and gallery openings.
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The examples of Americana and modern and contemporary art and design there reflect the fairs he has created over the years.
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It's unlike other state and county fairs I've attended out West: It's cleaner and less dusty, and there are paved streets.
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Spring weather has finally arrived in New York, and it's just in time for the annual bonanza of contemporary art fairs.
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Even the focus on imports is not as distinctive as billed: most Chinese trade fairs promote imports alongside exports these days.
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Lennon, who has displayed his works in galleries and art fairs worldwide, retains a special memory of that particular Saturday afternoon.
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When she made enough jewelry pieces, we would sell them together at neighborhood and school fairs along with other novelty items.
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The treat made popular at state fairs, carnivals, and seaside boardwalks around the county is now available Wal-Mart (WMT) (Mashable)
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Petra, 24: I spend a lot of time at private art fairs and meet a lot of rich, old-time dealers.
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With all those factors in mind, it'll be interesting to see how ClassPass fairs when it does touch down in Asia.
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He sells his crop mostly in San Pedro, occasionally bringing it to fairs at more distant cities like Calama and Santiago.
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Artport Tel Aviv (Israel) Non-profit arts center and residency program Artport Tel Aviv is well versed in art book fairs.
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Last year, 500 young women and girls participated in Girls Build activities such as maker fairs, coding clubs, and health workshops.
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Fairs and festivals, and the annual stocking of creeks and rivers for fishing, would also be vulnerable to cutbacks, he said.
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Instead, he goes to a lot of trade fairs to find out what Russian oligarchs will order for their daughters' weddings.
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But while their function seems clear, art fairs have also, both intentionally and unintentionally, produced a lively context for other events.
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Participating in funerals, temple fairs, pilgrimages, Christian social work, and Daoist meditation, Johnson describes the uneasy relationship between religion and politics.
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But Mr. Nahmad said that dealers offering new works had sold well at the recent Frieze London and FIAC art fairs.
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I would talk about how he had coached my basketball team, chaperoned every field trip, and helped me win science fairs.
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Sunday Family Funday (Sunday) Street fairs are always fun, but they're especially satisfying when the proceeds go to a good cause.
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But where the Olympics are still a rather contained affair, art biennials are proliferating like art fairs, becoming homogeneous and forgettable.
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With several major art fairs spread across multiple locations, Mr. Johnson said, it can feel difficult to choose where to begin.
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Stuber says they're "flanked" at these shows, and that they're regularly invited to events ranging from fishing derbies to veterans' fairs.
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And just like Art Basel Miami Beach, Maco has given rise to emergent art fairs poppping up during the same week.
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Having your "aura photo" taken has been a popular activity at psychic fairs and spiritual gatherings for the past 30 years.
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If you're a mere art lover and not a collector, big art fairs can sometimes make you feel out of sorts.
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They attend health fairs, hand out flyers in the community, and make phone calls to enrollees reminding them to re-enroll.
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Just as the fairs can educate visitors about artists, they can seduce them into paying too much or buying too quickly.
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Age: 78 Occupation: Producer of art and antique fairs, including the New York Antiquarian Book Fair My grandfather had a joke.
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She bought blue-chip artists at auctions and art fairs with an eye toward investment, gaining confidence with each big purchase.
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Mr. Freire has announced that he is giving up fairs, having exhibited at 78 over the last 17 years or so.
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Barnes soon went on the road with Hall's sideshow — the World of Wonders Show — joining its stops at fairs in Maine.
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Only after passage did people discover that the law weakened the state's ability to restrict weapons at concerts and state fairs.
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He was a leather tooler by trade who traveled with his wife selling leather crafts at county fairs in Northern California.
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Guides recount the history of Europe's traveling fairs and explain signs that identify the country of origin for a carousel horse.
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There are always interesting street fairs going on, and I like to pop into stores and just browse or window-shop.
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At some job fairs in early March, major companies simply didn't show up; now all those career events have been canceled.
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Mr. Batista, 39, the son of Portuguese immigrants, started selling pastéis de nata at street fairs around New York in 2016.
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But it has faced increasing competition as small independent fairs, with a similar focus on contemporary art, proliferated in recent years.
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But we're now seeing the rise of galleries who do not have brick-and-mortar spaces being admitted to art fairs.
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Flights have been cancelled, communities from cities to cruise liners have been isolated, and concerts, trade fairs and sporting events postponed.
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Officials have been converting the IFEMA exhibition center — normally used for trade fairs — into the largest field hospital, El País said.
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The Frieze and Frieze Masters fairs have generated far more noise than Paris's rival, the Foire Internationale d'Art Contemporain, or FIAC.
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Art Basel, which also produces fairs in Miami Beach and Hong Kong, will bring together about 290 galleries from 35 countries.
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And also the kind of place that rising rents — not to mention art fairs themselves — threaten to put out of business.
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But collectors' tastes have changed, and a global network of fairs has forced a rethinking of even the old-school events.
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The nonprofit organization produces over 40 exhibitions annually throughout Philadelphia and in select art fairs, including New York City's Spring Break.
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Coincidentally, as the CDC prepared the book's release, California and Michigan were reporting very similar circumstances at their own state fairs.
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Also opening before the fairs is Lara Favaretto: Blind Spot, an exhibition of paintings, sculptures, and installations by the Italian artist.
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Art fairs and auctions notwithstanding, they also help develop new collectors, those with independent taste and a sense of risk-taking.
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Low-impact projects such as community health fairs that function more like marketing shouldn't be allowed as part of the calculation.
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The report estimated that $15.5 billion was generated in sales at art fairs in 2017, roughly a quarter of global sales.
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WEEKEND ARTS An article on May 4 about art fairs in Brooklyn misstated the title of a Moniker art fair leader.
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Its members take calls for much of the day, but they also play at job fairs and events throughout the city.
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"The artists want to be in art fairs, and I wanted to introduce them to an international audience," Ms. Deak said.
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If art fairs threaten less solvent galleries, there has to be another way to collaborate, to share space and to breathe.
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The global mushrooming of fairs has reached Congo's remote but resilient mining hub, where politics find its way into artists' work.
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Volunteers of all ages fold the paper into origami ornaments that are then exchanged for donations online or at gift fairs.
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Intel has not explained its decision, and only said it is "extremely proud" of its long association with the two fairs.
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And this year in Miami, the global temperature: the fairs will coincide with a strike for climate action on December 21970.
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She does not go to art fairs, and the only live auctions she has attended have been at her daughters' school.
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"I've been organizing art fairs for a very long time, so I've seen the change," says its director, Katelijne De Backer.
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GATHERINGS BANNED All events organised in the private or public sector, from culture to sport, religious activities and fairs are suspended.
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Would he have done all the fairs, monitored the contemporary auctions, wooed new collectors on Instagram, hired a public relations team?
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I would like to build bodies of work outside the calendar schedule of art fairs and shows for a little while.
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Valentine has said he wanted to eliminate this general commercial feel of art fairs, and, to a certain extent, he did.
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" In addition to hosting fairs in New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, and Washington, DC, Superfine sells works through its "e-fair.
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Jackie Crackers also may or may not have reinvented himself as a Native American storyteller who appears at local fairs and libraries.
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The company will also offer programs like job fairs and technology training in the neighborhood, including in the nearby Queensbridge housing projects.
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We've been happy to hear that there are other art publishing fairs and events being planned in the absence of the LAABF.
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Recently, he has been making poorly painted, cliché critiques of people at art fairs in an attempt to be taken seriously again.
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WWD reports that the L.A.-based brand announced plans to relaunch at Las Vegas trade show Liberty Fairs a few weeks back.
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With price points presumably lower than the higher profile fairs, stARTup can provide an opportunity for younger collectors with more limited budgets.
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Despite being relatively small and tightly curated, as far as art fairs go, it's easy to spend several hours exploring the space.
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And Brook S. Mason will offer a roundup of Brooklyn art fairs that highlight young emerging artists, with prices starting at $200.
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Unlike other art book fairs, the SFABF also includes a dozen independently owned and operated galleries permanently housed at Minnesota Street Project.
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" From there the plan is to hit the road: "I've got a lot of dates right now, just random festivals and fairs.
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The fairs are a bit more open—yet they too are circumscribed by inconsistent censorship that drives authors and publishers to distraction.
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The sculptor first worked with natural fibers at craft fairs organized by the university, which brought her into contact with local artisans.
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I've been that person at Renaissance fairs, the shy kid who doesn't necessarily want the full attention of a colorful, outspoken character.
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Stay hydrated and tuned for our reports from the fairs throughout the week, and don't forget to check Hyperallergic's Instagram for pics.
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To honor the state and county fairs happening all across the country, "FOX & Friends" is having its own fair on the plaza!
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Caribbean artists comprise 35% of the artists represented, an impressive number considering the domineering presence of white artists at international art fairs.
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Moments like these help viewers gain both knowledge of and appreciation for an activity often relegated to cramped booths at Renaissance fairs.
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He's held seven successful book fairs in different cities and universities across Jordan and hopes to expand this initiative into refugee camps.
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Don't forget to stay hydrated, apply sunscreen regularly, and follow Hyperallergic on Instagram for pics from the fairs and exhibitions all week.
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There are a variety of forms, but most are in painting, the medium most distributed in galleries and fairs, and sometimes sculpture.
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Stitt said, adding that nearly 30 fairs were held inside prisons before the commutation day to help the inmates plan their transition.
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THE ARTS An article on Thursday about art fairs in New York City this week omitted part of the name of one.
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People were making natural-wine zines, hosting festivals and fairs, selling in-joke wine T-shirts, and tagging their Instagram posts #nattywine.
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The nationality of dealers, artists and collectors becomes less important every year at all art fairs as the market essentially ignores borders.
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In 2015 collectors could choose from 269 art fairs around the world, up from 2503 in 2005, according to The Art Newspaper.
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Fairs like Art Basel in Switzerland, the premier contemporary fair, which regularly attracts 90,000 visitors, clearly helped enlarge the pool of collectors.
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But this is also what one expects to hear at state fairs and town halls in states with early primaries and caucuses.
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G-2628 summits have devolved into a version of the World Fairs, but now they celebrate big government solutions to our problems.
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Community outreach workers will spread out to gathering places like street fairs and transit hubs to communicate the risks of sexual transmission.
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The dish is popular all over Italy as street food, almost always spotted at events like street fairs and weekly produce markets.
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MOH provides housing and transportation for volunteers who work on education projects, job fairs, and training for various trades in the country.
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As you hustle around town, don't forget to stay hydrated and follow Hyperallergic on Instagram for pics from the fairs all week.
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"Huy Fong Foods has employed local residents and held job fairs for local workers for the past three years," the countersuit states.
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They point to experiments that range from departmental contests and monetary awards to innovation fairs, idea boxes and time to dream big.
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For dealers, this kind of gallery-based promotion, when timed to coincide with major auctions, can be an attractive alternative to fairs.
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The casino donates money and gifts to local charities and festivals, holds job fairs and employs a substantial slice of the community.
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Times reporters sampled the opinions at fairs across the country, including the Alameda County Fair, where hog prices have never been higher.
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As agricultural life is celebrated at county fairs nationwide, this year offers a new variable: President Trump's global face-off over tariffs.
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The fairs have existed since the late 1960s, but only in the last two decades have they developed into the market's potentate.
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The fairs are in a unique position to break the current deadlock: They are the only institution where the entire market meets.
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JH: Honestly, I'm more interested in the late nights and special events happening in New York during Frieze week than the fairs.
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"We do two 'story times' a week," said Blankenship, who said the company also coordinates author readings and book fairs at schools.
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Frieze New York, Art Cologne and Masterpiece London fairs are among the raft of significant events to have been canceled or postponed.
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Rare Books London is a sprawling umbrella promotion of auctions, fairs, talks and tours that takes place here from May through June.
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GATHERINGS BANNED All events organised in the private or public sector, from culture to sport, from religious activities to fairs, are suspended.
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For many people, contemporary art fairs and the cerebrally curated exhibitions in postindustrial spaces that accompany them have become a different world.
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London has the 2650-54 Contemporary African Art Fair; Paris has the Paris Internationale and Asia Now fairs, both four years old.
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The Biennale des Antiquaires in Paris, whose 29th edition closed on Sunday, is one of the most upscale of these traditional fairs.
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"It's an endless cycle," Ms. Schiff said, referring to this year's ever-more-crowded calendar of art fairs, exhibitions and other events.
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Today, the circa-1830 barn serves as the town bulletin board, with posters announcing church fairs, summer concerts and other community happenings.
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"Something is wrong with the current system," he said, proposing that he and other large gallerists subsidize smaller ones at art fairs.
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Documents from county fairs — what apples were offered for judging and won the blue ribbon — have provided another critical piece of evidence.
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It also held "transition fairs" at 28 facilities to help connect people with public services they may need after leaving prison. 3.
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Yet there remain thousands of more mainstream old master paintings in auctions, galleries and art fairs that struggle to attract any interest.
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" UMass Amherst, also mentioned in the report, said in a statement that some schools "lack the resources to consistently hold college fairs.
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Everything you need to know about what Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Dior have planned for the galleries-a-go-go Florida fairs.
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As international governments take increased precautions to limit the spread of the coronavirus, museums, fairs, and festivals are facing closures and delays.
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And all but one of these fairs — the International Antiquarian Book Fair at the Park Avenue Armory — is devoted to contemporary works.
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For the rest of us, fairs are an education — repositories, if not floods — of new information regarding galleries, artworks and emerging artists.
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Now with farming and ranching not as central to the American economy, fairs are less about livestock and more about local life.
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Paris's Grand Palais, a museum and event space that hosts many blockbuster exhibitions and art fairs, will close for renovations in 20153.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SÃO PAULO — SP-Arte is considered one of the most important art fairs in Latin America.
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As we traveled around to participate in fairs, we found a lot more publishers that push boundaries, like 2dcloud, Perfectly Acceptable, and TXTbooks.
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"If fairs are willing to engage with this topic they'll reap the reward over time, because happy customers are buying customers," Appleton concludes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In case you hadn't noticed, 'tis the season for art book and zine fairs in Los Angeles.
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Notwithstanding the ever-evolving social and cultural fabric of the United States, these fairs continue to draw people from all backgrounds and upbringings.
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Those with White House ambitions must spend months wooing the state's farmers at county fairs, and its evangelical Christians at church pancake breakfasts.
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In 18, Art Basel introduced a sliding scale pricing model to offset disproportionately high booth costs for smaller galleries in all its fairs.
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It wasn't so long ago that Los Angeles had but two major art fairs, the LA Art Show and Art Los Angeles Contemporary.
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More than 70% of the problems occurred during the summer months, when amusement parks are open and state fairs are often being held.
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The works were not so much escapist, but more like artistic confrontation, the likes of which we don't often experience at art fairs.
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Some of us went to SOAS [University of London] and were part of the "decolonizing our minds" society and went to zine fairs.
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With unemployment at 4 percent and companies struggling to close the skills gap and increase diversity, virtual career fairs are answering the call.
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It's Miami Art Week, and the beach is covered from south to north with fairs, though the madness stretches well into the mainland.
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You sold some work, or were featured prominently in press coverage of the fairs, or maybe a museum acquired one of your pieces.
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After completing his mechanical engineering degree at the Georgia Institute of Technology, he worked at a restaurant, went to career fairs, and networked.
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There are more than 20 fairs in Miami this week, on top of the rich offerings at the city's museums and private collections.
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In 2016 Good Weather joined the New Art Dealers Association and showed at their fairs alongside The Armory Show and Art Basel Miami.
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Visceral, tender, and sometimes frightening works by women brought dynamism and a huge range of perspectives to the fairs of Miami Art Week.
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At the same time, attendance at the national circuit of USA Gap Year Fairs has seen explosive growth in recent years, organizers say.
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Art Review Despite their illusion of permanence, art fairs are ephemeral affairs: immersive pop-up events that emerge and evaporate with alarming frequency.
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In September, Calpers sent "final demand" letters to Loyalton and two other entities, the Niland Sanitary District and the California Fairs Financing Authority.
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Under Carter's proposal, recruits at job fairs and other events would be able to make tentative offers on the spot, pending security clearance.
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So what's the value in paying about $25 for any of the several big art fairs that pop up around Manhattan every March?
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Following that movement, art museums, galleries, and fairs have turned over their spaces to Instagrammers to capture the art before their public openings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art fairs are growing increasingly expensive, and thereby irrelevant to the general public and mid-tier galleries.
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