Clio Art Fair 2019 – The Anti-Fair for Independent Artists

    When:
    March 7, 2019 – March 10, 2019 all-day
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    Where:
    550 W 29th St
    New York, NY 10001
    USA

     

    Clio Art Fair 2019

    The Anti-Fair for Independent Artists

    March 7 – 10, 2019

    550 West 29th street
    New York NY 10001

    VIP Opening Reception : Tickets $ 55.00
    Art Lovers Networking Breakfast : Ticket $ 35.00
    General admission: Tickets $ 18.00
    Student / Senior : Tickets $ 10.00

    Thursday, March 7
    6:00 pm – 9:00 pm / VIP Opening Reception

    Friday, March 8
    Noon – 8:00 pm / Public viewing (FREE Entry)

    Saturday, March 9
    Noon – 2:00 pm / Art Lovers Networking Brunch
    2:00 pm – 8:00 pm / General admissions

    Sunday, March 10
    Noon – 2:00 pm / Art Lovers Networking Brunch
    2:00 pm – 6:00 pm / General admissions

    Visit as well the official site here…

    In Greek mythology, Clio or Kleio, is the muse of history.

    The name is etymologically derived from the Greek root κλέω/κλείω meaning “to recount,” “to celebrate,” or “to make famous.”

    With a nod to its inspiration, CLIO ART FAIR has been created with the idea of showcasing the careers and achievements of already affirmed creative minds. This is the eighth edition of CLIO ART FAIR.

    By specifically targeting artists without any exclusive NYC gallery representation, CLIO ART FAIR focuses attention on the kinds of contemporary art and interventions that are being created by independent artists the world over, since 2014.

    Without the constraints and usual concerns of the art business, the selected artists have been freed up to use different materials and media and to deviate from accepted art practice definitions. The resulting work being exhibited seeks to foster a dialogue that transcends prescribed geographies, hierarchies, and markets; and to further opportunities for greater expression of new media and ever ground-breaking content.

    For this edition, the Fair’s curatorial board has prepared a special section titled I want to go Home, dedicated to the figure of the clandestine and the refugee, as well as contemplating the physical and mental boundaries that condition the geopolitics of our world.