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MoMA PS1, New York
MoMA PS1, Jackson Avenue, New York, Verenigde Staten

 Event

5-7 November 2010

MoMA PS1, New York  

BAK at NY Art Book Fair

BAK participates in the NY Art Book Fair, New York, 5–7 November 2010

BAK, basis voor actuele kunst is pleased to announce its participation in the fifth annual NY Art Book Fair, taking place 5–7 November at MoMA PS1, Long Island City, New York. Organized by Printed Matter, the NY Art Book Fair hosts over 200 international publishers, booksellers, artists, and special projects for an overview of the best in contemporary art book publishing today. The Netherlands is the featured country at the fair this year, and BAK’s table is located in the “Dutch Pavilion” where 13 of the 18 Dutch exhibitors are shown together.

Location:
MoMA PS1
22-25 Jackson Ave at the intersection of 46th Ave
Long Island City, NY 11101

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