• Jason Perez Art had excellent success in their Lounge on the Mezzanine,  placing Shawn Martin's Blum Series #3, Ronen Azulay's Inclusion, Pattie Suzette's Going Ape Shit and King and the Neon Jungle, Fo$$'s Chupa, Monztells, King Maralox, and FYPM, Francisco Fleurimond's LBJ and Kaws Big, plus works by Swift Creative, Jeffrey Spiegel, and others.
• Artavita / World Wide Artplaced a number of its most popular works from its artists, including pieces by Moorland Productions, Edwin Mauras Modesti, Paul Hultman, Olivia Kapoor, Stephanie Trombotti,  Beth Scher, Patrick Earle, Alejandro Rauhut, Lucienne Toledo, and Elisabet Engqvist.
• Samir Sammoun of Sammoun Fine Arts, a Redwood Art Group exhibitor for more than 25 years, proved to be one the most successful exhibitors with 17 pieces placed, ranging in price from $2,600 to $20,000, that included Le Printemps en Toscane, Yellow Poppies, House of Parliament, Clin d’oeil II, Bekoa Valley By Night, Moonrise Lafayette, Riviere St. Jacques, La Prairie, Fall, study and La Luminere du Nord, among others. His Bronze Willow Tree also sold with proceeds donated to UNICEF for the children of Ukraine.

• K-Art Projects USAplaced six pieces by artists Andre's Croteau, Lara Alcantara, Carola Sperman, Christiam Ramos, Alejandro Rauhut, and Lucienne Toledo with prices ranging from $3,500 to $12,000. Several additional sales and a commission were reported to have been made in the week following the fair.
• Attilio Chen for Attilio Artswas a hit with collectors selling 14 pieces including This is Me, Half Of the Dream, The Distance, Love Harder, Love Me  Forever, Free, Illusory, Naive, Waiting for the One, That’s a Kiss, Mahler’s Love Letter to His Wife, plus more than 15 small sketches
• ArtNWordzplaced 60+ pieces, ranging from prints at $40 to originals at $2,700 to $8,500, including Morrison Head, Flying Off the Page, Spectacular Moment, I Wanna Be Like You, The Jazz Man, and RBG among others.
• Art Love Galleryrepresented its artists well with more than 40 pieces placed, including Jackie Fuchs’ Dog and Bear series plus the Eat This series and JMB and Dear Deer; Love Spray and Bowie by Con$umr; Ravi Raman's Palm Springs, The Sheltering, and Topless; Jacinthe Rivard's Roger Sterling and GenX; Tysen Knight's Jean-Michel Basquiat Masterpiece Mash-Up; and Amy Shekhter's Feeling Fancy and I Want It All. Prices ranged from $600 to $4,500.
• Jen Tough Galleryshowed at Artexpo New York for the first time and successfully placed 14 pieces for her artists, including Katie O’Sullivan's The Forgottoen Garden, Diane Warner Wang's Solo in Blue, Miriam Traher's It Goes Like This, Julia Foug's Summer Series #5, Mandy Hurwitz's Spring Still Life, Mary Ann Leff's Night Boat, Carol Caletti's Holding Down the Mountain and Walking Along the Shore, and Carol Jenkins' Spring’s Rapture and Winter’s Secret. 
• Sherwin Cadorehad a busy SOLO booth with multiple pieces finding new homes, including Grenada Beach Scene #2, Yellow Bikini, Thrill Ride Ambition, Empress, Sojouner, Blue Fish, and Azure Fish. 
• Ron Lake Photographycaptured attention with his amazing fine art photography, placing some images in multiple sizes and more than once:  Abbaye de Senanque, Have You Any Wool, Let It Snow, Night Train, and Riva Classica Positano. Prices ranged from $1,100 to $5,000.
• Brinton Farrandengaged collectors selling 31 of his prints, plus several originals: Eyes Wide Shut, Stairway to Leave, Purple Graffiti Girl, and Beach Meditation.

Artists and galleries were presented special honors as recipients of this year’s Artexpo Awards. This year’s proud winners were the following:

BEST BOOTH DESIGN: New York Art Gallery, Sachie Yoshini, and K-Art Projects USA SCULPTURE: Lee Gallery & Studios and Iu-Tian Tsai BEST NEW EXHIBITOR: Phoenix Art Bridge, Liyu Wu, and Jen Tough Gallery
BEST INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITOR: He’s Art, Sanmu Kunisada, and Renssen Art
DIRECTORS’ AWARD: Rodin International & Asian Arts, Sammoun Fine Art, and Jason Perez Art
BEST [SOLO] EXHIBIT: Airi Hara, Yi Zhu, and Jaekun Chung AWARD OF EXCELLENCE: Yanbo Huang Art & American Asian Arts and Ren Shapiro Tseh

Each year, thousands of art industry insiders flock to Artexpo New York in search of the art and the artists that will shape trends in galleries worldwide. Over the past several years, Pier 36 has become a recognizable event space in Lower Manhattan, utilized for high-end shows and large-scale events. Artexpo New York celebrated its 46th Anniversary and kicked-off the Spring 2023 season of acclaimed art fairs in New York City.

For further information on Artexpo New York, visit visit redwoodartgroup.com/artexpo-new-york/. For more information on Redwood Art Group, visit redwoodartgroup.com.