The(un)fair

It's good. It's good to have good friends. It's very good to have very good friends. Cause they care about you.

Ours took us to the artshow The(un)fair on the last Saturday evening.

Almost 100 artworks, artists and performers were gathering in the 52nd street in a 19 century building (that will be completely renovated after the show) in NYC for a guerrilla style art show. The multifaceted art event included paintings, installations, musicians, performers and even elevator comedian.

It was such an inspired atmosphere there!

Paintings and artists that are staying nearby and are willing to talk to you and answer your questions about their masterpieces.

Performance with two professional dancers. They are spinning on the circle plattform for four hours, binded with the strips. Visitors are encouraged to cut the strips.

Creating painting with the body.

Photo masterpieces.

Musicians playing and singing.

A man portrait to that you can add your own colors.

Photo boost.

Eiscreme and popcorn for free.

We were introduced to the curators Mikel Glass,

Jennifer Wallace and photographer Eraj Asadi.

So nice people! I'm totally in love with Eraj's works, he has such a good eye.

Theun(fair) was definitely one of the best art shows we've ever seen. Non-traditional, very good energy and very inspired.