ICI Patrons Events During Frieze Week

On Friday, May 6, ICIs Independents and closest friends and colleagues met for a professional networking brunch on Randall’s Island co-hosted once again with Frieze. Special guest Ian Alteveer, Associate Curator at The Met, and ICIs Executive Director Renaud Proch led a conversation on Frieze Week highlights, and the new developments at the Metropolitan Museum. The next day, we met for a spring picnic on Saturday, May 7, at NADA on the Basketball City pier, hosted by ICI Independents Heather Hubbs (New Art Dealers Alliance, NADA) and Adam Abdalla (Cultural Counsel). Ian Alteveer, and Renaud Proch Associate Curator at the Metropolitan Museum, Ian Alteveer and ICI’s Executive Director, Renaud Proch. Photo: Joanne Kim for NADA. NADA New York Xue Tan, Tobias Berger and ICI’s Executive Director, Renaud Proch. Photo: Joanne Kim for NADA. ICI Independents, Heather Hubbs (New Art Dealers Alliance), Adam Abdalla (Cultural Counsel) and ICI’s Executive Director, Renaud Proch. Photo: Joanne Kim for NADA. NADA picnic guests. Photo: Joanne Kim for NADA.

May 6, 2016- - May 7, 2016 @ Frieze and NADA, New York

Frieze New York, Randall's Island & NADA New York, Basketball City

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