Held at Pier 40

Held at Pier 40

PULSE Contemporary Art Fair

Magdalena Correa
Mantos Blancos (2008)
Color photography on glossy paper
Courtesy of Galeria Antonio de Barnola.

February 20, 2008

Thursday, March 27 – Sunday, March 30

www.pulse-art.com

NEW LOCATION:
Pier 40, West Side Highway at West Houston Street

FAIR HOURS:
Thursday, March 27: 12-8pm
Friday, March 28: 12-8pm
Saturday, March 29: 12-8pm
Sunday, March 30: 12-5pm

COMPLIMENTARY SHUTTLE SERVICE:
PULSE is pleased to provide complimentary shuttle service to and from the following locations:

- The Armory Show, Pier 94 (Twelfth Avenue at 55th Street)
- VOLTA NY, 5th Avenue at 34th Street
- The Chelsea Gallery District (Locations available at www.pulse-art.com )

PULSE Contemporary Art Fair announced that its third New York edition would be held at Pier 40 on the West Side Highway at West Houston Street from March 27-30, 2008, concurrently with The Armory Show. The Fair will feature a highly selective presentation of contemporary works by more than 80 international galleries; an expanded set of programs, including the second edition of PULSE PLAY, the video and new technology lounge that debuted in Miami last December; plus the introduction of PULSE PERFORMANCE, a new section of the fair dedicated to the presentation of performance art, featuring Chez Bushwick. Also debuting, PULSE PAUSE, a reading room designed by independent curator Jeffrey Walkowiak with selected students from the MFA Program in Fine Arts at Parsons The New School for Design.

Following its enormous success in Miami, which drew a record 16,000 visitors, PULSE New York promises to offer a vibrant experience. The significantly larger new venue at Pier 40 allows for more spacious and innovative booth displays as well as wider aisles to view the art, visually enhancing the experience for collectors and visitors. According to Director Helen Allen, “Our new venue at Pier 40 provides us with extraordinary opportunities. The larger space will permit us to expand our programming and open up new avenues for discourse in contemporary art.”

Original installations at PULSE New York will include The Lounge Of Ethereal Fun, a children’s VIP lounge created by artist Jenny Marketou along with works by Andy Yoder, Jennifer Burkley Vasher, Graham Caldwell, castaneda/reiman, Ryan Humphrey, Nathaniel Rackowe, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Federico Solmi, Gabriel Asgar, Mark Anstee, Lucas Lenglet, Mark Shetabi and John Kalymnios.

PULSE NEW YORK 08 EXHIBITORS
ARTWARE editions (New York), Jeff Bailey Gallery (New York), Galeria Baró Cruz (Sao Paulo), ANNE BARRAULT (Paris), Galerie Anita Beckers (Frankfurt), Boneli Contemporary (Mantua), RENA BRANSTEN GALLERY (San Francisco), Changing Role Gallery (Naples), Catharine Clark Gallery (San Francisco) CONNER CONTEMPORARY ART (Washington, DC), galerie conrads (Düsseldorf), DCKT Contemporary, Inc. (New York) DNA (Berlin), envoy (New York), FARSCHOU COPENHAGEN AND BEIJING (Copenhagen/Beijing), Lukas Feichtner Gallery (Vienna), Rosamund Felsen Gallery (Santa Monica), fiedler contemporary (Cologne), Finesilver Gallery (Houston), Enrico Fornello (Prato), Espacio Liquido (Gijón), Freight + Volume (New York), GALERÍA FÚCARES (Madrid), Caren Golden Fine Art (New York), Carl Hammer Gallery (Chicago), KNOLL GALLERIES (Vienna/Budapest), Galerie Ernst Hilger/Hilger Contemporary (Vienna), iCI (New York), Inman Gallery (Houston), Priska C. Juschka Fine Art (New York) KINZ, TILLOU + FEIGEN (New York), Bernhard Knaus Fine Art (Frankfurt), NATHAN LARRAMENDY GALLERY (Ojai), Richard Levy Gallery (Albuquerque), Lyons Wier Ortt Gallery (New York), Walter Maciel Gallery (Los Angeles), Magnan Projects (New York), nina menocal (Mexico City), Nicholas Metivier Gallery (Toronto), Yossi Milo Gallery (New York), Mixed Greens (New York), moniquemeloche (Chicago), Mark Moore Gallery (Santa Monica), magnus müller (Berlin), MUMMERY + SCHNELLE (London), New York Foundation for the Arts (New York), ALEXANDER OCHS GALLERY BERLIN | BEIJING, One in the Other (London), P.P.O.W. (New York), Parker’s Box (Brooklyn), perugi artecontemporanea (Padua), Galerie Stefan Röpke (Cologne), Monya Rowe (New York), Julie Saul Gallery (New York), Schroeder Romero (New York), Michael Schultz Gallery Beijing/Seoul/Berlin, Carrie Secrist Gallery (Chicago), galleria SENDA/Espai 2nou2 (Barcelona), SPRINGER & WINCKLER GALERIE (Berlin), Galerie Tanit (Munich), Margaret Thatcher Projects (New York), Torch gallery (Amsterdam), UNION (London), Virgil de Voldere Gallery (New York), Von Lintel Gallery (New York), Winkleman Gallery (New York), Galerie
Zürcher (Paris)

IMPULSE NEW YORK 08 EXHIBITORS
Artrepco (Zürich), ASPN (Leipzig), Masssimo Audiello (New York), Galería Antonio de Barnola (Barcelona), BISCHOFF/WEISS (London), Braverman Gallery (Tel Aviv), d.e.n. contemporary art (Culver City), GALERIE MAGDA DANYSZ (Paris), FOLEYgallery (New York), G FINE ART (Washington, D.C.), galerieKleindienst (Liepzig), Horrach Moyà (Palma de Mallorca), Rebecca Ibel Gallery, (Columbus), LOUNGE/Monika Bobinska (London), Madder139 (London), MORGAN LEHMAN (New York), NANZUKA UNDERGROUND (Tokyo), RuArts Gallery (Moscow), SALTWORKS (Atlanta), SOLLERTIS (Toulouse), SPACE (Bratislava), Spinello Gallery (Miami), TACHE-LEVY GALLERY (Brussels), Vane (Newcastle upon Tyne), GITTE WEISE GALLERY (Berlin), Marcia Wood Gallery (Atlanta)

For more information about PULSE, please visit www.pulse-art.com or call
(212) 255-2327.

Note to the media:
Advance registration is required for access to the press preview and may be obtained online by completing and returning the form available at: www.pulse-art.com/newyork/press.htm

Media contact:
For more information, images or interviews please contact:
Andy Cushman
Blue Medium, Inc.
T: (212) 675-1800
F: (212) 675-1855
E: andy@bluemedium.com

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