The unhurried elegance of the annual ADAA Art Show has always seemed like an outlier when staged within the distracting bustle of the cacophonous Armory Week art fairs. With out-of-town collectors running around from fair to fair, trying to jam in as many venues as possible into a handful of days, its quiet discussions have always felt a bit stilted, like we somehow needed to be moving more quickly so as not to miss something important somewhere else. But by pushing the fair ahead a week this year, and thereby away from the jangling competition of the others, the patient, ... Read more at Collector Daily.