Andrew Russeth, Editor of GalleristNY at The New York Observer

Artexpo’s New Media panel discussion is always a big hit, and this year will be no exception. Joining us as a panelist for the first time is Andrew Russeth, Editor of GalleristNY at The New York Observer—a generous Artexpo New York 2012 sponsor.

Looking to gain exposure for your fine art business but daunted by online marketing? Join us in the Education Pavilion on Saturday, March 24, 4:30-5:30 p.m. for “Powering Your Marketing with New Media.” Our New Media panel speakers will share tips on easy ways to harness the power of new media platforms including websites, blogging, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, video and more to promote your business or gallery.

A well-known blogger covering New York’s fine art beat, Andrew Russeth explores topics like Archery in Art, the 2012 Hasselblad Award (photographer Paul Graham claimed it) and The Armory Show in his GalleryistNY blog. He’s also the author of 16 Miles of String, a blog exploring contemporary art and art history, usually in or around New York City.

The New York Observer, founded by Arthur L. Carter in 1987, is the weekly newspaper of New York. It is published every Wednesday, and electronically refreshed daily at www.observer.com.

We look forward to hosting both Andrew and The New York Observer in just a few weeks at Artexpo New York 2012!

Jeff Pulver, Artexpo New York 2011 Keynote Speaker

Internet phone pioneer Jeff Pulver spoke to NewsBlaze the other day about the power of social of media for artists, the subject of Jeff’s upcoming keynote address at Artexpo New York 2011.

Since blazing the trail for Voice-over IP (VOIP) and co-founding Vonage, Jeff has become a thought leader in the social media, the Real-Time Web, internet television, and their transformation of the art marketplace. Jeff’s March 25 keynote, “The Birth of the Back Channel: The Real-Time Web and How It’s Changing How We’re Doing Business,” will kick off three days of free educational seminars and conference classes for art professionals.

“People want to own buzz,” the pulver.com founder told NewsBlaze. “If you want to be a trend or want to be popular, you have to do something interesting and engage with your audience, we’re living in times where you have to make a transition. We’re living through a revolution, a social change where individual voices are affecting change around the world.”

Jeff’s talk will get artists thinking about how they can create that buzz to reach the public and grow their careers through social networking sites and YouTube.

Read the full story, “Jeff Pulver: Artists are Now Harnessing The Power of Social Media” at NewsBlaze.

Be sure to catch Jeff’s Keynote Address on Social Media and the fine art marketplace at 9 a.m. on Friday, March 25 at Artexpo New York. For additional details and a full schedule of seminars, please see our Calendar of Events.

L.A. Times photo by Justin Lane / European Pressphoto Agency / March 25, 2010

Artexpo New York 2010 was the subject of an L.A. Times blog post by Tina Susman on April 4. In “Recession Forces Art World to Get Creative,” Tina shares her perspective on Artexpo New York 2010, which moved from Pier 94—NYC’s “Art Pier”—this year for a more intimate show in the city’s trendiest new venue for art fairs like The Armory Show & Architectural Digest Show.

Read the full L.A. Times blog post here.

On March 26, Fine Art Magazine interviewed artist Bill Mack at Artexpo New York 2010.

On March 27, Fine Art Magazine interviewed Hessam Abrishami at Artexpo New York 2010.

"Planet in Peril" by Frantz Zephirin. Photograph for Wall Street Journal by Will Merydith.

On March 28, 2010, Artexpo New York made headlines in The Wall Street Journal. Writer Lorraine Cwelich wrote about a group of artists at Artexpo New York 2010 who had joined together to help Le Centre d’Art, Port-au-Prince’s primary art museum, which had been destroyed in the January 12 Haiti earthquake.

At Artexpo, an exhibition of 50 paintings donated by Haitian artists, galleries and collectors was on display, and proceeds from sale of the paintings—which ranged in price from $125 – $3,500—went to benefit the rebuilding of the 66-year-old, two-story building.

Read the full Wall Street Journal article here.

On March 27, 2010, world-famous actor and former Bond girl Jane Seymour was interviewed by WNBC about her second career as an artist, and her participation in Artexpo New York 2010.

World-famous actor and former Bond girl Jane Seymour is interviewed by Fine Art Magazine at Artexpo New York 2010 on March 26.

"Where New York", March 2010 Issue - Click to read

This month, Artexpo New York 2010 made the pages of Where New York! Listed among “30 Things We Love” in the “Editors’ Monthly Raves”:

“Discovering prints, paintings, lithographs, sculptures and more by emerging and established artists at Artexpo New York.”

Read the full article here.

We’re looking forward to seeing the Where New York crew—along with all the rest of you artists, art lovers, publishers, art dealers, galleries and other industry professionals—at Pier 94 next week. It’s nearly one week ’til showtime!

Our exhibitors are busily planning their booths, and early next week the show staff will be getting the venue ready to welcome thousands of guests. It’s going to be a knockout event. Get your tickets now if you haven’t already…

NY Arts Magazine, Winter 2010 Issue * Click to Read!

Artexpo New York 2010 was recently featured in NY Arts Magazine, as part of the publication’s Art Fairs International series! You can click the image at the left to read the entire article.

The write-up offers a summary of what’s coming down the pike for Artexpo New York 2010: hundreds of emerging and established artists, innovative artwork, educational courses and lectures, and to-the-minute perspectives on the latest trends in the art world. Here’s a great quote:

“Teaming with renowned artists, industry partners and art business leaders, Artexpo New York will take an unparalleled approach to defining reinvention and what it means for the art world.”

Thanks to NY Arts Magazine for the terrific coverage! And thanks, in advance, to our growing list of exhibitors, who are going to make this year’s show our best yet…