RECAP: Scope Art Show - Armory Arts Week NYC

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Clik here to view.During Armory Artsweek, NYC hosted a variety of outlets for art nerds, collectors, cool kids and curious. Scope New York was present in a new locale, Moynihan Station with support from fun sponsors like Rizzoli and Creem hotel. Scope housed quite the entrance, stacked high was Al Hamm's mammoth crate installation, one of which, contained 'Contact Walt Whitman', an interactive piece by David Rohn. If you could find it, a crate marked with eyeballs and a peep hole to spy on the man in the box. Mic included just in case you fancied a chat.

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Clik here to view.Another distraction prior to the fair, was a sparkling horse, Andrea Stanislav's, 'The Vanishing Points'. Once inside, I was happy that the show had lots of great work throughout and didn't feel overwhelming. I particularly enjoyed the efforts put forth by Think Space Gallery, Krause Gallery and Fifty24MX. Some of my favorite pieces within the show were a nice surprise contributed by Sheryo and The Yok who I am used to finding in Brooklyn streets. Some pictures for your viewing pleasure.

[Images: Kelly Salih]