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Cutlog

Exhibition of Contemporary Art sutlog the last four years was held in Paris. From 9 to 13 May 2013 for the first time it was held in New York. It was attended by a total of 45 galleries and artists from around the world.

After four successful years in Paris, cutlog Art Fair "is pleased to announce the launch of its first New York edition of 9-13 May 2013. Approximately 45 galleries and curators will present art installations, performances, performances and films in a creative design environment art project that allows everyone to have their own identity and unique art of interaction with the public.

cutlog NY will focus on the demonstration of advanced and established galleries that promote the work of contemporary artists. Fair will promote the development of new relationships between galleries, collectors and art institutions to form a common platform for the construction of new perspectives on contemporary art. cutlog NY aims to be a creative laboratory, a demonstration of the work of artists from around the world and offers them the opportunity to gain prominence on the global level.

The five-day exhibition will be held in one of the most vibrant and creative areas of Manhattan's Lower East Side.
In recent years, the area has become a hub for developing new and innovative galleries and cutlog NY will be part of this growing community to become a downtown art fair. Occupying the Dutch Neo-Gothic building of the former public school, cutlog NY will be hosted by Clemente Soto Velez Center at 107 Suffolk Street, between Rivington and Delancey Streets.

Each of the approximately 45 participants will present original project with one or more works by artists selected by a jury of professionals. Selection of sculptures and installations will be displayed in Clemente building and courtyard.

Film Festival will be held over cutlog, New York, a series of speeches and talks that are declared in this section, "program"

cutlog, with the financial support of the Franco-German TV network ARTE.