CUBE ART FAIR
May 5, 2021 - May 9, 2021
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On the horizon of Cube Art Fair’s 5th edition in New York, the world stopped, making it difficult for the fair to host its annual in-person event. Instead of giving up, the team behind the show found a new way to keep art, hope and inspiration alive. Following the success of its #staycreative campaigns in Brussels and Miami, Cube Art Fair announces the launch of its next iteration in New York City from May 5 to 9, 2021. In the middle of a pandemic, Cube Art Fair has found an innovative way to showcase artworks from established and emerging artists from around the world in a way that is safe and accessible to the public. In an unprecedented scale, the pieces will be shared on over 100 kiosks, newsstands, bus stops and billboards all around the city including a giant 12,000 sq/ft billboard located in the heart of Times Square.
À l’horizon de la 5e édition du Cube Art Fair à New York, le monde s’est arrêté, rendant difficile pour le salon d’accueillir son événement annuel en personne. Au lieu d'abandonner, l'équipe derrière le spectacle a trouvé une nouvelle façon de garder en vie l'art, l'espoir et l'inspiration. Suite au succès de ses campagnes #staycreative à Bruxelles et Miami, Cube Art Fair annonce le lancement de sa prochaine itération à New York du 5 au 9 mai 2021. En pleine pandémie, Cube Art Fair a trouvé une voie innovante présenter des œuvres d'artistes établis et émergents du monde entier d'une manière sûre et accessible au public. À une échelle sans précédent, les pièces seront partagées sur plus de 100 kiosques, kiosques à journaux, arrêts de bus et panneaux d'affichage dans toute la ville, y compris un panneau d'affichage géant de 12000 pieds carrés situé au cœur de Times Square. |
New Media Artist and Photographer Paul-Émile Rioux introduce 2 recent Artworks at the Cube Art Fair's 5th edition in New Yor
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ABOUT THE EVENT CUBE ART FAIR NEW YORK 2021
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Cube Art Fair is a contemporary art fair with editions in both Brussels and New York. In its normal operations, the fair promotes the works of American galleries and artists in the European Capital at the Vanderborght Art Center (a 60,000 sq/ft building in the heart of Brussels, Belgium) and in New York at the iconic Zaha Hadid building in Chelsea (one of the latest project by the famous architect). The fair give artists the opportunity to build strong relationships with local art collectors through a series of events and intimate dinners taking place every nights after public hours at collectors private homes.
Additional locations of the billboards include but are not limited to – 66th and Columbus Street, 67th and Broadway Street,
57th and 5th Avenue, Madison Ave, Grand and Mott Street, Broadway and 13th Street,
Union Square, Herald Square front of the Macy’s, and Central Park South.