Veaux needs some new promotional pieces for 2010/2011 so we are asking all artists to submit something special for us.

Take our meat logo/font and incorporate into an art piece or do something different with it. We want to mix it up…

We’ll pick the ones we like and use them while promoting you as an artist in any materials we send out.

SUBMIT TO info@veaux.org by May 1st

Cheers!
Veaux

Veaux and Playspace are proud to exhibit Chris Coffin, Woody Batts, Elizabeth Hendler, Amélie Chunleau, Al Wadzinski, Adam Handler, Angie Arlene Smith, Kaeko Shabana, Conrad Vogel and Ned & Aya Rosen

In addition to our salon shows in artists studios each month for 2010 we now have a room at The Gershwin Hotel @7 E 27th Street Room #1032
NEW YORK CITY
JOIN US!

Vernissage Friday March 5th 2010
Program of the evening

3PM The show opens
6PM Vernissage – admission with enclosed card
7PM Live painting by Debra Drexler
8PM Balloon performance by Cat Delbuono and Antonia Wright
9pm. “Under the Covers” by Brian Feldman
930pm onwards Party with DJ Billy Mantani(TBC)/Extreme Rush, Pacha NY & London
10PM Exhibition closes upstairs – Party continues downstairs

POOL ART FAIR
Jae Hi Ahn | Cesar Arechiga | Nicole Awai| Thierry Alet | Lluís Barba | Woody Batts | Laur-
ence Billiet | Toni Brogan | Sonia Burel | Michael Burkard | Gülsen Calik | Walt Cessna | Pierre
Chadru | Tatiana Chaumont | Amélie Chunleau | Rob Clarke | Bob Clyatt | Chris Coffin | Ken
Cro-Ken | Joro De Boro | Gregory de la Haba | Cat Del Buono | Marc Dimov | Leah Dixon | De-
bra Drexler | Laura Elkins | Chris Flisher | Rebecca Frankfurt-Nadler | Jose Maria Garcia-
Armenter | Robin Gaynes-Bachman | Rachael Gorchov | Mark Grimm | Ellen Hackl Fagan |
Adam Handler | Elizabeth Hendler | Sol Kjok | Daniela Kostova | Kasper Kovitz | JSUN
Labibete | Scooter Laforge | M.P. Landis | Dov Lederberg | Gwyneth Leech | Tom Leighton |
Liz-N-Val | Bonnie Lucas | Charles Lum | Thom Lussier | Francesco Masci | Hilary Maslon |
Sarah McCoubrey | Kristin Meyers | Ruben Millares | Dick Mitchell | Michael Mitchell | John
D. Monteith | Andrew Mount | Sean Mount | Antonio Ortuno| Stavros G. Pavlides | Per Pegelow
| Chris Pennock | Madonna Phillips | Ves Pitts | Erik Pye | Margaret Roleke | Ned & Aya Rosen
| Matthew Sandager | Michael Sanzone | Jacqueline Sferra Rada | Kaeko Shabana | Angie
Arlene Smith | Will Spangenberg | STAN | Giustina Surbone | Cigdem Tankut | Dale Threlkeld |
Tyrome Tripoli | Conrad Vogel | Al Wadzinski | Lynda White | Marion Wilson | Paul Wirhun |
James Woodward | Antonia Wright |

CURATORS
Marion Callis | Debra Drexler | Kathryn Miriam | Natalia Mount | House of Delicious | David
Gibson | Cynthia Corbett | Savannah Spirit

Frere Independent announces its 7th edition of PooL Art Fair at the famous landmark Gershwin
Hotel March 5-7th, during Armory week. Continuing its unique tradition of supporting the Inde-
pendent in the arts, the PooL Art Fair is comprised of artists and art collectives, curators, and
galleries from Iceland, Israel, France, London, Hawaii, Guadeloupe, Martinique, New York …

Inspired by Courbet’s famous “Salon des Independents,” the PooL Art Fair, “Salon des Refuges,”
serves a platform for emerging and underrepresented artists to have a voice. PooL is the suc-
cessor to the acclaimed New York Independent Art Fair (November 2000), a groundbreaking
exhibition that attracted thousands of US and international visitors.

The simple, modest approach of the PooL Art Fair offers an exciting alternative to the “art fair”
experience for dealers and collectors, as well as the general public. Each artist, or group of art-
ists, will use the hotel’s guest room as exhibition space, creating an intimate setting. Hence, the
fair will serve as an invaluable resource for the artistic community and the general public. The
purpose of the PooL Art Fair is to provide the public with access to art, while encouraging them
to support and meet these emerging artists. Frère Independent is a not-for-profit art organiza-
tion that provides new avenues of dissemination and widespread visibility to emerging and in-
dependent artists who do not currently have gallery representation in New York.

On Friday February 26th from 6-9pm Veaux and Playspace Projects collaborate on the second show titled:
“They’re Not Who You Think They Are!” featuring work by Asya Geisberg, Gregory de la Haba, Elizabeth Hendler, Lindsay Mound and Kaeko Shabana.

Please join us at Asya Geisberg’s studio at 526 West 26th #1017 in Chelsea, NY, NY

Part of a yearlong series of single-evening salon events in artist’s studios. These were originally envisioned as a response to the current trend in pop-up exhibitions in vacant spaces, which typically generate interest only during the reception. This is because institutions such as galleries and museums impose a certain cultural authorities that pop-up spaces do not. Yet another sort of space inhabits the art community which also possesses cultural authority: the artist’s studio.

Curated by David Gibson and Savannah Spirit