With artists, art dealers, and collectors heading out to Los Angeles for Art Los Angeles Contemporary, there were bound to be some celebrities caught in their Instagramming. Here, artist Alex Israel snapped a picture of Paris Hilton wearing a pair of Barbara Kruger sunglasses. But plebes can also pick up a pair of these glasses, which are part of an art project with Freeway and For Your Art, at Art L.A. Contemporary.
On his trip to L.A. for the art fairs, New York art dealer Joel Mesler was welcomed by Fabio. That’s all we know.
Art dealer Javier Peres poses for a color-coordinated selfie in front of a work by Joe Bradley at the Peres Projects booth at Art L.A. Contemporary.
FITZ & CO.’s Sara Fitzmaurice mugs for the camera with a pink ceramic head by artist Ruby Neri, at David Kordansky’s booth at Art L.A. Contemporary.
Back in New York, guests schmoozed in front of Liz Deschenes’s work at the opening Thursday night of the International Center of Photography’s “What Is a Photograph?”
Artist Mariah Robertson installing her work at the ICP for the show, “What Is a Photograph?,” which opened Thursday night.
L.A. art dealer Susanne Vielmetter takes a “#gallerytwirl” of her booth at Art L.A. Contemporary. (Click here for video.)
Art Production Fund co-founder Doreen Remen’s artful selfie at this week’s opening of the Carlos Rolon show at Salon 94 Bowery.
As part of “Poetry Will be Made by All,” an evolving exhibition at 89plus — the project by curators Simon Castets and Hans Ulrich Obrist that investigates the “generation of innovators born in or after 1989″ — the show aims to publish and disperse a thousand books of “expanded writing and poetry” for two months by writers from 50 countries. Here’s one by poet Steve Roggenbuck.
— Rozalia Jovanovic (@Ruschka)
