Digital BW, The Print

marktuckerdotcom wrote:

>  http://www.photoshow.com/tps.html
>
> I have heard raves about this upcoming fine art photography
> show in NYC. Could be worth checking in to.
>
> -Mark Tucker, http://marktucker.com
>
>

Mark,
The link does not seem to work for us.  When/where is the AIPAD show?

Harvey Ferdschneider
partner, SKID Photography, NYC





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--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., SKID Photography 
> Mark,
> The link does not seem to work for us. 

Announcing The AIPAD Photography Show 2002
Celebrating 22 Years as
The World's Premiere Exposition Devoted to Fine Art 
Photography 

February 15th - February 17th, New York Hilton, New York City 

THE PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW 2002, sponsored by the 
Association of International Photography Art Dealers [AIPAD], will 
be open to the public February 15th to 17th, 2002. THE 
PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW 2002, featuring vintage and 
contemporary fine art photography, will be held in the Exhibit 
Halls at the New York Hilton Hotel, Midtown New York City, 53rd 
Street and Avenue of the Americas. 

Over 88 AIPAD exhibitors, from around the world, will have 
booths with representative samples from their gallery inventories 
of fine art photography. An extensive range of photography, from 
rare 19th century and 20th century vintage works to cutting edge 
contemporary, will be on view and available for purchase. THE 
PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW, now in its 22nd year, is internationally 
recognized for unparalleled connoisseurship. It has become an 
invaluable event for museum curators, the established and 
beginning collector, interior designers and all photography 
enthusiast's.

Mark,

I went to this show a couple of years ago and it is a great chance 
to see camera work that sells.  Dealers show what they are 
making money on.  In the contemporary category that means 
nudes and landscapes and still lifes.  Of course, with the rise of 
German art photography there should be a lot of deadpan 
portraits and dispassionate architecture also.

Frank

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "marktuckerdotcom" 
<mark@m...> wrote:
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., SKID Photography 
> > Mark,
> > The link does not seem to work for us. 
> 
> Announcing The AIPAD Photography Show 2002
> Celebrating 22 Years as
> The World's Premiere Exposition Devoted to Fine Art 
> Photography 
> 
> February 15th - February 17th, New York Hilton, New York City 
> 
> THE PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW 2002, sponsored by the 
> Association of International Photography Art Dealers [AIPAD], 
will 
> be open to the public February 15th to 17th, 2002. THE 
> PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW 2002, featuring vintage and 
> contemporary fine art photography, will be held in the Exhibit 
> Halls at the New York Hilton Hotel, Midtown New York City, 
53rd 
> Street and Avenue of the Americas. 
> 
> Over 88 AIPAD exhibitors, from around the world, will have 
> booths with representative samples from their gallery 
inventories 
> of fine art photography. An extensive range of photography, 
from 
> rare 19th century and 20th century vintage works to cutting 
edge 
> contemporary, will be on view and available for purchase. THE 
> PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW, now in its 22nd year, is internationally 
> recognized for unparalleled connoisseurship. It has become 
an 

> invaluable event for museum curators, the established and 
> beginning collector, interior designers and all photography 
> enthusiast's.

Hi Harvey:

try it like this:

http://www.photoshow.com

It is at the end of February at the NY Hilton in midtown.

-Andy Darlow

Photography, Digital Print Consulting and Custom Editions
Andrew Darlow Images International
www.andydarlow.com
andy@...

> Hi Harvey:
> 
> try it like this:
> 
> http://www.photoshow.com
> 
> It is at the end of February at the NY Hilton in midtown.

It's a great show. Don't expect cutting edge, or digital prints, but two
floors of collectibles.

I took my nephew there last year. I pointed out a set of 4 11x14, which I
told him were my favorites of the show. He didn't get them at all. They were
underwhelming, to say the least. We asked the price. told $6,000 each. That
vindicated my taste just a little for him. They were early Lewis Baltz.
Seems the kids of today just don't "get" vapid austerity....

Oops, I'm straying OT...sorry.

Todd

Todd Flashner wrote:

>
> > Hi Harvey:
> >
> > try it like this:
> >
> > http://www.photoshow.com
> >
> > It is at the end of February at the NY Hilton in midtown.
>
> It's a great show. Don't expect cutting edge, or digital prints, but two
> floors of collectibles.
>
> I took my nephew there last year. I pointed out a set of 4 11x14, which I
> told him were my favorites of the show. He didn't get them at all. They were
> underwhelming, to say the least. We asked the price. told $6,000 each. That
> vindicated my taste just a little for him. They were early Lewis Baltz.
> Seems the kids of today just don't "get" vapid austerity....
>
> Oops, I'm straying OT...sorry.
>
> Todd

Actually he only reason that I'm thinking of attending is to see what inkjet
output is at the show, and how they 'handle' it.

Harvey Ferdschneider
partner, SKID Photography, NYC





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>>> http://www.photoshow.com
>>> 
>>> It is at the end of February at the NY Hilton in midtown.
>> 
>> It's a great show. Don't expect cutting edge, or digital prints, but two
>> floors of collectibles.
 
> Actually he only reason that I'm thinking of attending is to see what inkjet
> output is at the show, and how they 'handle' it.

I've never been but this may be good for that:
<http://www.artexpony.com/landing.asp?siteid=2>

I'm planning on checking it out. And there seems to be a concurrent art
framing show too.

Todd

Todd Flashner wrote:

>
> >>> http://www.photoshow.com
> >>>
> >>> It is at the end of February at the NY Hilton in midtown.
> >>
> >> It's a great show. Don't expect cutting edge, or digital prints, but two
> >> floors of collectibles.
>
> > Actually he only reason that I'm thinking of attending is to see what inkjet
>
> > output is at the show, and how they 'handle' it.
>
> I've never been but this may be good for that:
> <http://www.artexpony.com/landing.asp?siteid=2>
>
> I'm planning on checking it out. And there seems to be a concurrent art
> framing show too.
>
> Todd

Yeah, but the AIPAD show is the classic high end art dealers vehicle, and
*that's* where it would be interesting to see the inroads the inkjet medium has
made.

Harvey Ferdschneider
partner, SKID Photography, NYC





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on 2/1/02 1:29 AM, SKID Photography wrote:

> Todd Flashner wrote:
> 
>> 
>>>>> http://www.photoshow.com
>>>>> 
>>>>> It is at the end of February at the NY Hilton in midtown.
>>>> 
>>>> It's a great show. Don't expect cutting edge, or digital prints, but two
>>>> floors of collectibles.
>> 
>>> Actually he only reason that I'm thinking of attending is to see what inkjet
>> 
>>> output is at the show, and how they 'handle' it.
>> 
>> I've never been but this may be good for that:
>> <http://www.artexpony.com/landing.asp?siteid=2>
>> 
>> I'm planning on checking it out. And there seems to be a concurrent art
>> framing show too.
>> 
>> Todd
> 
> Yeah, but the AIPAD show is the classic high end art dealers vehicle, and
> *that's* where it would be interesting to see the inroads the inkjet medium
> has
> made.
 
Maybe this will be the year....Doubt it, but...

Todd

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<skid@b...> wrote:
> Actually the only reason that I'm thinking of attending is to see 
what inkjet
> output is at the show, and how they 'handle' it.


This was exactly my interest too. That, and hopefully also to see 
some nice work as well. Plus, a bagel from Essa Bagel in 
midtown.

I also was sent that ArtExpo link by someone else, and 
wondered about the difference in the two shows.

I would just like to go to something like this, and see how the 
language is for digital printing. And to see how the prices seem 
to compare to silver prints. And to see if there's an 
"embarrassment factor" by showing inkjet/digital. In that 
highbrow world, I think you could learn a lot in one place.It also 
would be interesting to exactly what type of work actually SELLS.

MTucker

> I also was sent that ArtExpo link by someone else, and 
> wondered about the difference in the two shows.
> 

> MTucker


I have been to the ArtExpo Show.

From original Picasso prints to Grandma's doilies
glued on colored matt board.

Booths are rented by galleries, print distributors
(publishers) and individual artists and craftsman.

The show sells to the public but
is designed for "the trade" which
in this case is "frameshops and print galleries"

I went 2 years ago and there were
a few iris prints, and a few photo displays...
and lots of "commerical" high art.

Think: craft fair goes to the big city
in search of a new identity.

There will be something there thats nice
besides all the other...


Thanks
Bob Obenland