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(e)merge Arts Fair

Calendar
Tickets
When:
October 6, 2013 @ 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM
2013-10-06T16:00:00+00:00
2013-10-06T23:00:00+00:00
Where:
Capital Skyline Hotel
10 I Street Northeast
Washington, D.C., DC 20002
USA
Cost:
FREE - $15
Arts/Theatre Family Friendly Music/Concert Other Entertainment

(e)merge art fair Announces Exhibitors, Cultural Sponsors, and Sponsors

The (e)merge art fair returns for a third year with the 2013 edition featuring an international roster of 80 exhibitors presenting works by over 150 artists from 30 countries. Exhibitors will show new works in painting, sculpture, video, performance, installation, and other media. For four days, the public is welcome to view a carefully curated selection of emerging art at the Capitol Skyline Hotel, exhibited on three levels inside the hotel and throughout the hotel’s grounds and public spaces.

Daniel Wilson, “9Y40,” Yellow cab, stereo audio installation

GALLERY PLATFORM (Galleries and Non-Profit Art Spaces)

Bäckerstrasse 4, Vienna, Austria
Nomad, Brussels, Belgium
galerie bruno massa, Paris, France
Blink Media Art, Frankfurt, Germany
ROCKELMANN &, Berlin, Germany
metroquadro, Rivoli, Italy
Amstel Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Aureus Contemporary, Basel, Switzerland
Cynthia Corbett Gallery, London, U.K.
Vane, Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K.
Alida Anderson Art Projects, Potomac, MD
Animals + Fire, Washington, DC
C. Grimaldis Gallery, Baltimore, MD
Charles Krauss/Reporting Fine Art, Washington, DC
CONNERSMITH., Washington, DC
DCCAH, Washington, DC
Flashpoint Gallery, Washington, DC
Gallery A, Richmond, VA
Gallery C, Raleigh, NC
Goya Contemporary, Baltimore, MD
Hamiltonian Gallery, Washington, DC
Julian Navarro Projects, Long Island City, NY
Pleasant Plains Workshop, Washington, DC
Present Company, Brooklyn, NY
Print/Collect, Baltimore, MD
Segal Projects, Los Angeles, CA
slow, Chicago, IL
sophiajacob, Baltimore, MD
Transformer, Washington, DC
Victori Contemporary, New York, NY
Washington Project for the Arts, Washington, DC

ARTIST PLATFORM (Independent Artists)

Joey Alzamora, Washington, DC
Benjamin Andrew, Baltimore, MD
Selin Balci, Istanbul, Turkey / Annapolis, MD
Holly Bass, Washington, DC
Tiffaney Bishop, Ferny Creek, Australia
Catherine Borg, Baltimore, MD
Alex Braden, Arlington, VA
Mandy Cano Villalobos, Grand Rapids, MI
Karla Caprali, Belem, Brazil / Miami, FL
Maya Ciarrocchi, New York, NY
Julie Combal, Brooklyn, NY
Nancy Daly, Baltimore, MD
Brian Davis, Woodbridge, VA
Imani Dennison, Washington, DC
Patrick Donovan, San Francisco, CA
Double A Projects, Brooklyn, NY
Dave Eassa, Baltimore, MD
free[space]collective, Washington, DC
Max Gomes, São Paulo, Brazil
Tristan Hamel, Helsinki, Finland
Jesse Harrod, Toronto, Canada / Harrisonburg, VA
Linda Hesh, Alexandria, VA
Markus Hofer, Vienna, Austria
Jihyun Hong, Seoul, Korea / Baltimore, MD
Monica Jahan Bose, Bangladesh / Washington, DC
Benjamin Jones, Northampton, PA
Magnolia Laurie, Baltimore, MD
Kirsty Little, Chevy Chase, MD
Raewyn Martyn, Oamaru, New Zealand / Richmond, VA
Lavar Munroe, Nassau, The Bahamas / Montgomery Village, MD
Nara Park, Seoul, South Korea / Baltimore, MD
Dan Perkins, Washington, DC
Thomas Petzwinkler, Washington, DC
Camden Place, Washington, DC
Flore de Preneuf, Louveciennes, France / Washington, DC
Nick Primo, Baltimore, MD
Sean Naropa Robinson, Washington, DC
Christto Sanz + Andrew Weir, Doha, Qatar
Danielle Scruggs, Washington, DC
Judith Seligson, Alexandria, VA
Paul Shortt, Washington, DC
Alette Simmons-Jimenez, Miami, FL
Sophia Sobers, Budd Lake, NJ
Eduardo Terranova, Cali, Colombia / New York, NY
Borjana Ventzislavova, Sofia, Bulgaria / Vienna, Austria
Adam Void + Chelsea Ragan, Asheville, NC
Daniel Wilson, Nova Scotia, Canada / Brooklyn, NY
Andrew Wodzianski, Washington, DC

FAIR HOURS AND ADMISSION

Thursday, October 3
5pm – 7pm: (e)merge VIP & Press Preview, by invitation only.
7pm – 11pm: OPENING NIGHT PREVIEW offering a first look of the fair and poolside musical performances with MIAMOUNA YOUSSEF (live set) and John Thornley of U.S. Royalty (DJ set)

Admission is $35. To purchase tickets in advance: CLICK HERE.

Friday, October 4
12pm – 7pm
Students with valid ID free: 12pm – 3pm

Saturday, October 5
12pm – 7pm

Sunday, October 6
12pm – 5pm

Daily admission is $15; $10 for Seniors and Students with valid ID.

CULTURAL PARTNERS: Joining (e)merge as cultural partners from Washington, DC.

National Gallery of Art | The Phillips Collection | National Portrait Gallery | National Museum of Women in the Arts | The Corcoran Gallery of Art | Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

PARTNERS + SPONSORS: (e)merge would like to thank the following partners and sponsors for their support:

Presenting Sponsor: The Washington Post

Sponsors: Marvin, kaze design, MapHook, exhibit-E, Uber, blinkvideo, HapstakDemetriou, District of Columbia Commission on the Arts and Humanities, Whiteford, Taylor & Preston, LLP, Maryland Institute College of Art, galleryManager, and Brixton

Media Sponsors: The Art Newspaper, Washington City Paper, DC Modern Luxury, Brightest Young Things, Worn Creative, The Art Dossier, Modern Painters, ArtSee, East City Art, Pink Line Project, and ArtNerd

LOCATION:

Capitol Skyline Hotel
10 “I” Street, SW
Washington D.C., DC 20024
info@emergeartfair.com

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