Eight Bold Booths at NADA's NYC Comeback

It’s a real accomplishment to arrange multiple artists so the work reads like a reciprocal interaction–as opposed to the grating opposite, two people yelling over each other. Denny Dimin Gallery achieved a similar feat at Booth 6.14, where Stephen Thorpe’s paintings of vultures and vintage gaming cabinets chatted with Jeremy Couillard’s digital artworks, from a game of his own design to deconstructed consoles and colorful 2D works like circuit boards. Pulsing with color and activity grounded by the booth’s rich purple walls, it was all swathed in work by Sheida Soleimani that wrapped the exterior in a flurry of photographs and three framed collage-style artworks.