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| Ian Hughes at Jaeckel, UNTITLED |
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| Hughes' large, wormy gesture/pours, edited by color surround. Easy pop paintings, open and inviting. |
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| Joshua Marsh at Jeff Bailey--a knockout--small easel-size painting |
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| Joshua Marsh--gorgeous color, brush handling. These are the best paintings yet. |
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| Valery Blass at Parisian Laundry, with Rick Leong sculpture |
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| Amy Feldman, Rachel Beach, Justin Adlan at Blackston |
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| Dominique Labauvie at Bleu Acier (French term for hot steel) |
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| Labauvie-line drawinbg with steel. He also made the gorgeous tables. |
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| Larissa Bates at Monya Rowe--her love of Indian miniature continues. I was sorry to not have photographed two more great UNTITLED exhibits: Franklin Evans and Eric den Breejen (at DNA, which also has a booth at Miami Project with David Baskin). |
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| A simply knockout wall of Monique Prieto at ACME booth @ Miami Projects. |
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| Tadaaki Kuwayama, two paintings from 1965: fresh as a daisy |
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| David Humphrey at Fredricks Freiser, 2012 - a beauty |
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| At Michael Goedhius' booth, Art Miami-You Si, The Wave In The Outer Space, 2009 (70 x 49, ink on paper) |
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| Also at Goedhius, Yao Jwi-Chung, Love Me Little, Love Me Long, 2011 |
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| Xhang Zhaouhui, Mountain and Water Series, 2011, 69 x 38.5 - gorgeous brushwork |
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| A perfect way to end the evening: a Matisse-like Wesselman at Haunch of Venison. |
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