18 Things We Want From The Salon Art + Design

SEBASTIAN BRAJKOVIC, Fibonacci, 2015. Patinated bronze, silk embroidered upolstery by Jean-Francois Lesage,
88.5 x 98 x 45 CM / 34.8 x 38.6 x 17.7 in,Limited Editionof 8 + 4 AP. Courtesy CARPENTERS WORKSHOP GALLERY, London, Paris and New York

By PAUL LASTER, NOV. 2015

Returning with 55 exhibitors from 10 countries, the fourth edition of the Salon Art + Design offers a mix of modern and contemporary art and design in a broad range of mediums at the Park Avenue Armory in New York. Perusing the aisles of the elegant fair—one of the few to feature both art and design—Whitehot made a list of things that we would like to take home from the fair to add to our Brooklyn loft.

Galeries Ulrich Fiedler and Chastel-Marechal, from Berlin and Paris, respectively, and New York’s Demisch Denant have prime pieces of vintage design, while Robilant + Voena and Richard Nagy, both from London, have coveted works of modern art. But, there’s an abundance of exciting new works, including Zaha Hadid’s cast-acrylic Liquid Glacial Chair, Michael Eden’s 3D-printed Pink Vortex vase and Stefan Bishop’s bronze Puddle Side Table.

Scroll through the images below and see if there is something you want to spice up your space. WM

 ANSELM KIEFER, Die Hochsten Wasen, 1982. Watercolor and collage on paper, 25 × 33 1/4 in, 63.5 × 84.5 cm.
Courtesy VIVIAN HORAN FINE ART, New York 

THADDEUS WOLFE, Unique Assemblage vessel, 2015. Hand-blown, Cut and Polished glass,
18 1/2 × 10 1/2 × 11 1/2 in, 47 × 26.7 × 29.2 cm. Unique. Courtesy R & COMPANY, New York 

HUMBERTO AND FERNANDO CAMPANA, Pirarucu Sofa, 2014. Pirarucu's leather, foam and curtains of bamboo
covering a steel and wood structure, 27 14/25 × 66 93/100 × 27 14/25 in, 70 × 170 × 70 cm. Courtesy FRIEDMAN BENDA, New York 

LUCIO FONTANA, Concetto spaziale, Attese, 1968. Water-based paint on canvas, 
100 x 81 cm / 39.3 x 31 in. Courtesy ROBILANT + VOENA, London 

LINE VAUTRIN, Black and orange "Soleil à Pointes n°4", ca. 1965. Black talosel encrusted with black and orange mirrors, 
23 2/3 in diameter, 60.1 cm diameter. Courtesy GALERIE CHASTEL-MARÉCHAL, Paris

 ZAHA HADID, Chair 'Liquid Glacial', 2015. Acrylic, 36 1/5 × 20 1/2 × 22 4/5 in, 92 × 52 × 58 cm.
Courtesy DAVID GILL GALLERY, London 

ALEXANDER CALDER, Têtes Jaunes, 1971. Gouache on paper, 43 3/10 × 29 1/2 in, 110 × 75 cm. Courtesy GALERIE BOULAKIA

 ROGER CAPRON, Bull Head, 1956. White and black enameled ceramic and black lacquered metal structure,
8 23/50 × 8 1/10 × 4 9/10 in, 21.5 × 20.6 × 12.4 cm. Courtesy THOMAS FRITSCH-ARTRIUM, Paris

  HANS LUCKHARD, Chaise Lounge, 1931.Tubular steel and fabric, 22 in. high. Courtesy GALERIE ULRICH FIEDLER, Berlin

 ANDY WARHOL, Lorna Luft, 1983. Silkscreen on Canvas, 40 1/8 × 40 1/8 in, 101.9 × 101.9 cm.
Courtesy CONNAUGHT BROWN, London 

PIERRE PAULIN, Élysée Bookcase, 1971Smoked Altuglas, steel, wengé base, 60.24 x 68.5 x 14.57 inches,
153 x 174 x 37 cm. Courtesy DEMISCH DANANT, New York

 LEE HUN CHUNG, Oblong Concrete Table with Colored Ceramic Stool, 2011. Concrete, glazed and colored ceramic,
68 9/10 × 30 7/10 × 17 7/10 in, 175 × 78 × 45 cm. Unique. Courtesy SEOMI INTERNATIONAL, Los Angeles & Seoul

ASTRID KROGH, Ikat I, 2011. Weaving in optic fibres and paper yarn, light monitors,
59 1/10 × 98 2/5 in, 150 × 250 cm. Courtesy GALERIE MARIA WETTERGREN, Paris

PABLO PICASSO, Circus People with Dog, 1954. Ink on paper, 9 2/5 × 12 3/5 in, 24 × 32 cm.
Courtesy RICHARD NAGY LTD., London

 

MICHAEL EDEN, Pink Vortex, 2015. 3d printed Nylon, 1 of 12 in a limited edition of various colors,
9 1/2 × 8 5/8 × 6 1/2 in, 24.1 × 21.9 × 16.5 cm. Courtesy ADRIAN SASSOON, London

 ALISON JACKSON, Kate Tries the Crown, 2011.Photographic C Type Archival Print, Edition of 5, 
42 × 30 in, 106.7 × 76.2 cm. Courtesy PRIVEEKOLLEKTIE CONTEMPORARY ART | DESIGN, Heusden aan de Maas 

STEFAN BISHOP, Puddle Side Table, 2015. Bronze, 21 1/2 × 31 × 23 in, 54.6 × 78.7 × 58.4 cm.
Courtesy CRISTINA GRAJALES GALLERY, New York