Breaking Out at the AIPAD Photography Show

By Kris Wilton

Published: April 10, 2008

Courtesy Gitterman Gallery

Edward Weston's "Nude, Oceana," (1936) is available at Gitterman Gallery's booth for $400,000. A similar work sold at auction this week for $325,000, smashing pre-auction estimates of $120-180,000.

Courtesy Silverstein Photography

Maria Antoinetta Mameli's innovative works, including "Red Bags #1" (2007), are drawing a lot of attention at Silverstein Photography's booth.

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All in all, gallerists seemed pleased with the pace of sales so far, as well as with the overall quality of work at the fair. Michael Lee, the son of Lee Gallery owner Mack, said the photographs at AIPAD are always the best of any fair’s, with lots of the high-end vintage works available. “Anything you can break out is here,” he said.

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