Three of the artists with full booths here also have solos at New York museums right now: Cindy Sherman (at MoMA), Sarah Sze (Asia Society) and Henry Taylor (MoMA PS1).
Two toll collectors on the New Jersey Turnpike were standing on the side of the highway at Interchange 15E when one of them recalled an incident from the moring rush: A woman pulled up to a full service booth, he said, even though her car was equipped with an E-ZPass sensor.
17 years later, Discogs' office is more akin to your typical tech start-up, with arcade machines, pop art on the walls, and a full DJ booth set-up, equipped with an in-house record collection.
There were booths for "congressional check-in", booths for "delegate banquet troubleshooting", and booths full of helpful young people.
Sprueth Magers, a major gallery based in Berlin and London, had a smart booth full of bankable brands like Cindy Sherman and Jenny Holzer.
Connoisseurs of maritime scenes, however, are in luck; Vallejo Gallery, a new exhibitor from Newport Beach, Calif., has an entire booth full of them.
He didn't have a reservation, but he got a table anyway, next to a booth full of more friends, including a man who was reputed to have invented the bong.
The opening work is a booth full of paraphernalia related to their 20-year career, from slides of youthful works to Halloween masks, ping-pong eyeballs, latex brains, brushes and paint.
I found Shapeways, the online marketplace for 3D objects and models, rocking a booth full of little things their community had designed.
Amazing stuff, to be sure, but I got the Sean Penn treatment from a full set of booth douches informing me in no uncertain terms that a device that will never come to market and is already well documented elsewhere is not to be photographed.
