Post-Fair is the pilot edition of an alternative three-day art fair. Low cost to the galleries and the visitor, it seeks to simplify the art fair experience by focusing on solo presentations in an iconic venue with a relatively low impact, open plan format. Its name is inspired by its conceit as an alternative to the status quo and by its unique location, which is a disused, art deco post office built in 1938. The fair will feature 29 local, national and international galleries and project spaces.

►   Galleries - City - SITE ◄  :
►   Anton Kern - New York - SITE◄   ►   Bel Ami - Los Angeles - SITE◄   ►   CASTLE - Los Angeles - SITE◄   ►   Chris Sharp Gallery - Los Angeles - SITE◄   ►   COOPER COLE - Toronto - SITE◄   ►   Cruise Control Contemporary - Cambrea - SITE◄   ►   Edouard Montassut - Paris - SITE◄   ►   Ehrlich Steinberg - Los Angeles - SITE◄   ►   Eli Kerr - Montreal - SITE◄   ►   Good Weather - Chicago & Little Rock - SITE◄   ►   Gordon Robichaux - New York - SITE◄   ►   Hans Goodrich - Chicago - SITE◄   ►   Harlesden High Street - London - SITE◄   ►   House of Seiko - San Francisco, Los Angeles - SITE◄   ►   Kai Matsumiya - New York◄   ►   KAYOKOYUKI - Tokyo - SITE◄   ►   Mariposa - New York, Los Angeles - SITE◄   ►   Marta - Los Angeles - SITE◄   ►   MISAKO & ROSEN - Tokyo - SITE◄   ►   Overduin & Co. - Los Angeles - SITE◄   ►   P21 - Seoul - SITE◄   ►   Parallel Oaxaca - Oaxaca - SITE◄   ►   Post Times - New York - SITE◄   ►   P·P·O·W - New York - SITE◄   ►   Rebecca Camacho Presents - San Francisco - SITE◄   ►   Roland Ross - Margate - SITE◄   ►   Tomio Koyama Gallery - Tokyo - SITE◄   ►   Tureen - Dallas - SITE◄   ►   Untitled Love - Los Angeles - SITE◄   ►   White Columns - New York - SITE◄   ►   ZERO... - Milan - SITE◄