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ARTNews. Post-Fair is a Perfect Bite During LA's Busy Art Week. 23 de February de 2025 00:03. art, historic, sculptures, artist.
Billed as a “pilot edition of an alternative three-day art fair,” this inaugural edition of Post-Fair sprung the mind of LA-based dealer Chris Sharp. Last year Sharp ran a similar micro-fair in Paris called Place des Vosges. Named after its location, the event served as an amuse bouche for that French capital’s iteration of Art Basel. It had only eight galleries spread across two venues in a 17th-century delightful Parisian square. Post-Fair is equally charming, albeit in a much more West Coast way. The fair is housed in a historic Art Deco post office that was built in 1938. The number of galleries had increased significantly since Paris while remaining manageable, another benefit for those who can get overwhelmed at larger fairs. Of the 29 exhibitors and project spaces, there is a large number of local and international talent, with a mix of plucky newcomers and top-tier galleries including P.P.O.W. and Sprüth Magers. For his booth, Sharp brought a solo presentation of works by the late Iraqi German sculptor Lin May Saeed. In Europe Saeed’s reputation has only grown since her death in 2023. But stateside, Sharp says, she’s still relatively unknown. That’s a shame since her sculpt
