We ran through 6 of the biggest art fairs during Armory Week to find the most creative and eye-catching artworks on view.

Earlier in March, New York City hosted the annual ?Armory Week?, with thousands of contemporary artworks occupying multiple massive art fairs across the city. Design Milk ran through 6 of the biggest art fairs to find the most creative and eye-catching artworks on view. Here’s a recap of our ?Top 9?, in the order of their discovery.
Jacob Hashimoto, The Windy Echo of Some Half Remembered Rage I, 2020
Jacob Hashimoto, Bound to an Ever Darkening Sun, 2020
Jacob Hashimoto’s 3D wall sculptures are composed of countless kite-like paper collages that form electrifying compositions that shift and change from every angle. Presented by Anglim Gilbert Gallery from San Francisco, at The ADAA Art Show. Andrea Chung, VEX VIII, 2020
Andrea Chung, VEX VII, 2020
Andrea Chung at The Armory Show, Klowden Mann Gallery
Andrea Chung’s small collages were the break-out hit of the biggest fair in New York City. Many viewers discussed them as ?reverse voodoo dolls? that bring power to their subjects. Presented by Klowden Mann Gallery from Culver City, at The Armory Show.
Tim Youd, Elizabeth Bishop?s The Complete Poems: 1927 ? 1979, 2018
Tim Youd, Elizabeth Bishop?s The Complete Poems: 1927 ? 1979, 2018 (detail)
Tim Youd performing ?The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath?
Artist Tim Youd sat with unflinching focus, using a typewriter to transcribe every word of ...