THE AFFORDABLE ART FAIR - Interview with Vanessa Seis

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Recorded02 Mar 2020

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In this interview Vanessa Seis, the director of the Affordable Art Fair talks about the 29th edition of the Affordable Art Fair NYC with 72 local, national & international galleries exhibiting from as far as South Korea, Israel, Azerbaijan and South Africa that can be discovered alongside an exciting group of US favorites. Vanessa also discusses the origin of the Affordable Art Fair phenomenon and what it means to bring contemporary art to a global digital art market. With contemporary artworks by over 400 established artists and rising stars, and price points ranging from $100-$10,000 – there is something to suit every taste and wallet whether you are a first-time art buyer or a seasoned collector.

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