Carson Wos

Oceana Andries, Tsipi Ben-Haim, Colleen Dalusong, Vinh Phu Pham, Carson Woś, and Anna Mikaela Ekstrand share their thoughts from New York’s fall season art fair week. THE BEST PARTY Starting off with the most important—the best party—bedazzled Labubu dolls, sinister plushies, dollcore gallery staff, and a dance floor. “How do we get in? There is a line around the corner,” a magazine editor called me to ask.

Emerging Swiss-American impasto painter Chrissy Angliker and established American monumental impasto and resin painter Darius Yektai, of Iranian and Greek heritage, come to artmaking from different cultural perspectives, but connect revealing their shared language of process and materiality.

From the hallowed halls of a former Yugoslavian Embassy to the lapping shores of environmentalist enclave Governor’s Island, this fall NADA (New Art Dealers Association) provided tandem opportunities for emerging international dealers through their curated exhibitions at Villa Warsaw and NADA House Governors Island. Unlike NADA Miami and NADA New York, NADA’s Houses are not your standard art fair, which typically prioritizes sales in a venue where the architectural character is negligible.