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Armory Week Marathon

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Asya Geisberg

Asya Geisberg was born in St.Petersburg, Russia, and has lived in the US since 1977. Her solo exhibition In 1998 at Gregory Gallery was accompanied by a catalog essay by Donald Kuspit. Asya has curated, exhibited and organized a fundraising art auction for the Rider Project (2003 - 2006), a mobile art gallery in New York, reviewed in the NY Post, NY Sun, Village Voice, as well as numerous online magazines. Her work has been in many group exhibitions including MoCADA and Bard Center for Curatorial Studies. http://asyasays.blogspot.com/

More articles from this author:

• Scope, Beecroft, and After Party Review and Slideshow
• Pulse Review and Slide Show
• Volta Review and Slideshow

The Fairs

Armory week is the biggest art event all year for New York City. Galleries come from all over the world, set up temporary booths in huge warehouse spaces, and sell the work of their artists. If you didn’t make it to Armory Week in New York City no worries. Asya Geisberg made it, has written a review and included a lot of photos. Even if you did go, you probably didn’t see everything. This year there were four main fairs: The Armory, Scope, Pulse, and Volta. Asya also covered Vanessa Beecroft’s performance piece and after parties. Here is a very complete round up!

See Pulse

See Volta

See The Armory

See Scope, Beecroft, and After Party