Art on Paper New York

by | Aug 12, 2024 | Blog post

AWAD is delighted to be a cultural partner for Art on Paper New York, which runs September 5-8th, 2024.

This esteemed fair focused on paper-based art, will hold its anticipated 10th edition at Manhattan’s Pier 36. Aligned with Armory Arts Week, Art on Paper will showcase a remarkable array of galleries, all committed to highlighting the creativity and allure of paper. Celebrated for breaking artistic conventions, Art on Paper 2024 will continue to cement the fair’s role as an essential destination for both veteran patrons of the arts and new collectors this Fall. 

AWAD Members, Partners and Friends should contact AWAD’s NYC-TriState co-ordinator for tickets.

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