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| Birgit Jurgenssen, Under Capricorn, 1983, pencil and watercolor drawings, @ 14 x 22 inches |
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| Marilyn Minter at Salon 94 |
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| Minter details |
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| The booth, which was simply gorgeous |
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| Shown with porcelain works by Takuro Kuwata. |
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| Gorgeous unknown painting |
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| Alina Szapocznikow at Andrea Rosen |
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| Szapocznikow - memory of Brancusi's Woman With Her Throat Cut |
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| Szapocznikow |
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| Szapocznikow again - loved this work |
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| under glass |
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| William Daniels, Totem, 8.5 x 11.5 inches (2009) |
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| Yan Pei Ming, in a special project room by John Armleder |
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| Mamma Anderssen at Zwirner |
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| Joint in a three-part triptych |
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| insouciant paint handling |
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| Neo Rausch, also at Zwirner |
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| Francis Alys |
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| J'ai un schema du coeur, 2013, @ 66 x 74 inches, by Armin Boehm at Meyer Riegger |
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| Sam Gilliam, Red Stanza, 1969, 54 x 118 inches, at David Kordansky |
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| This work looks so good right now. |
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| Nicole Eisenman |
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| My favorites at the fair. At Koenig & Clinton |
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| An Alex Katz seagull, glimpsed through moving people |
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| Nigel Cooke, Translators, 2013, 34 x 47 inches more or less, oil on linen |
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| Part of Cooke's magic? |
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| Consolidation of my preoccupation with outdoor and interior spaces |
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| Marcel Eichner at Contemporary Fine Art - untitled, 2013 - reminded me of Rick Prol's work |
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| Zhu Yu, Stain, at Pace |
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