To date, Myers Contemporary has sold works by four artists: Anke Schofield, David Kessler, Lisa Nankivil, and Michael Lucero.

During this week's show, Schofield has learned that her collaborative works with Luis Garcia-Nerey, some of which are on display at Red Dot, will be shown in Amsterdam next year.

Interest in George Dunbar is high, but the finishes and austere composition mean the attraction is not as immediate as some other imagery and requires more considered engagement. With so much art on display, many visitors are focusing on what initially catches their eye.

Myers Contemporary has had inquires for commissions for Susie Lee's video portraits. Myers Contemporary wanted to incorporate the video portraits into the overall presentation rather than have a closed space. However, high ambient light during the day makes them difficult to see. Therefore, interest is higher in the evening hours, when it is the best time to see Lee's works.

David Kessler's sales are growing as the result of two factors: existing collectors who want multiple Kessler pieces and Kessler's greater international exposure due to his European representation.

By working with a select group of artists, Myers Contemporary is able to exhibit a wide range of their work at the show. This is beneficial for artists like Kessler, Schofield, and Nankivil whose buyers are interested in collecting more than one piece, as well as for Lucero, whose works are getting more attention when presented as a group than individually.

Myers Contemporary looks forward to more sales this weekend. Please direct inquiries to Mark Myers, mmyers@atlanticarts.com, 410-263-2554.