omg i'm so stoked for this! like, finally someone's making a change in the art world... ENZO sounds like exactly what we need - a more intimate and experimental vibe 
. I mean, who needs all that commercial noise when you can have galleries and artists pushing boundaries? 
it's about time LA gets some fresh faces from the East Coast scene too! 
those emerging galleries from NYC are gonna bring some serious heat to our city... let's get ready for a wild art ride 
. I mean, who needs all that commercial noise when you can have galleries and artists pushing boundaries? it's about time LA gets some fresh faces from the East Coast scene too! those emerging galleries from NYC are gonna bring some serious heat to our city... let's get ready for a wild art ride 
. It's not all about just selling stuff and making a profit, you know? They're creating these intimate experiences where people can actually connect with the art and get inspired 
. And that's something that I think is missing from some of the bigger fairs. Plus, it's awesome that ENZO is giving West Coast collectors a chance to check out East Coast galleries – it's like they're bringing their communities together 
. Overall, I'm excited to see how this fair turns out and what kind of amazing things people come up with 
... how sustainable can it be if galleries don't have to pay an entry fee? I mean, who's gonna foot the bill for all these events and activities? And what's gonna stop smaller galleries from just using it as a way to get their name out there without putting in the effort to actually create something new? Still, it's cool that they're trying to shake things up and give more space to emerging artists. A 5k sq ft warehouse is no joke 
. But, can they really pull off a successful event without burning out their artists? Only time will tell 
