Fifth edition. This year's London edition focuses on 45 international exhibitors upholding Scope's unique tradition of one-person and thematic group shows. In the works performance series, films, installations and awards. This show answers demand for alternative platform presenting international contemporary art.
SCOPE Art Show answers demand for alternative
platform presenting international contemporary art
LONDON − SCOPE proudly returns to London for its fifth year, answering the demand for an
alternative platform presenting international contemporary art. After a two year hiatus watching
the world markets settle, SCOPE London 2011 confidently returns to London’s dynamic East
End arts and media quarter. SCOPE’s monumental venue, The Old Truman Brewery, perfectly
compliments SCOPE’s core mission of introducing international collectors to contemporary art
presented alongside museum quality programming, VIP tours, screenings, and special events.
SCOPE London opens to Press and VIP’s on Thursday October 13th with the FirstView Benefit.
This year’s London edition brings a real-time international survey of the contemporary art world
available nowhere else by focusing on 45 international exhibitors upholding SCOPE’s unique
tradition of one-person and thematic group shows. “SCOPE London 2011 proves we have
watched the market and responded with calculated timing to a wide audience of taste makers
who make art their business” says SCOPE President & Founder Alexis Hubshman. “Introducing
artists, curators, and cutting-edge galleries to international audiences will make SCOPE London
the most comprehensive destination for the emerging art world this October.”
With over 40 fairs spanning ten years in Miami, Basel, New York, London, and the Hamptons,
SCOPE Art Show’s have hosted an impressive line-up of A-list galleries, blue-chip institutional
groups, and respected patrons, garnering critical acclaim, sales of over $150 million and
attendance of over 350,000 visitors.
Image: LEFT: Manuel Caeiro - Divina Precariedade #2, 2010. acrylic on canvas, 78.74" x 59.06". Courtesy of Crown Gallery. RIGHT: Pieter Hugo - Mallam Mantari Lamal with Mainasara, Nigeria, 2005. From the series The Hyena and Other Men. Courtesy of GRIZZLY, New York.
The complete programe is on the web-site
http://www.scope-art.com/index.php/london/programs/
COMMUNICATIONS
Rachel Kaplan
Global Relations
rkaplan@scope-art.com
First View
for VIPs and Press (or £100 donation at the door)
Thurs | Oct 13 | 3pm -8pm
VIP Dinner | by Invitation Only | Thurs Oct 13 | 8pm
Official Opening Party | Thurs Oct 13 | 10pm
The Old Truman Brewery
91 Brick Lane, London E1
Main Tube/Rail: Liverpool St Station
General Admission Fair Hours: Fri - Sun 11am - 8pm
Admission
Free for VIP cardholders
FirstView | Thurs | £100
General | Fri – Sun | £20
Student | Fri – Sun | £15