60 Americans

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· Topic Popularity: 60 Americans was an important group exhibition hosted at the Elga Wimmer Gallery in New York City's Chelsea Arts District. The exhibit was curated by Terrence Sanders-Smith, Editor of Artvoices Magazine, Alexander Venet, son of noted French Conceptual Artist Bernar Venet and Noah Becker, the Editor of Whitehot Magazine. The 60 Americans catalogue is a mirrored reflection of the monumental show. · Book Relevance: The 60 Americans catalogue is an in-depth presentation of the influential exhibition. Academics, Art professionals and art enthusiast will reference this catalogue when considering the valid contributions of this exhibit to the landscape of contemporary art. This catalogue is next best thing to seeing the show in-person. The 60 Americans catalogue is a historical book for museum directors, curators, gallerists, art dealers, artists, collectors and the public-at-large. · Current Cultural Conversation: 60 Americans exhibition was a response to the ill-gotten gains of flipper-based collectors, money corrupted and trend obsessed gallerists, shopping mall inspired art fairs, nepotism and favoritism of the made-men and women of fast track MFA programs in America. 60 Americans is a group exhibition that documented the alternative perspective on what's relevant and important in the current landscape of American contemporary art. · Appeal to an Audience: 60 Americans appeals to a wide demographic of creatives and non-creatives that are displeased with the current trends in the art market. Artists who have been left out of the conversation because of geographic, sexual preference, race or religion. The anti-establishment creative who believes art isn't just for the rich but can be educational and therapeutic for society. Our audience is the DIY movement, artists and the public-at--large who pay it forward and stand and believe in something greater than themselves.