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"Midcentury furniture, American folk art, and German Expressionist prints are popping up all over New York City. Here&amp;#039;s where to go and what to expect.  The IFPDA Print Fair Now in its 20th year, this four-day fair presents prints in all their permutations (woodcuts, lithographs, screenprints, etc.). Eighty-nine dealers present five centuries of printmaking, including lesser-known works by Rembrandt, images by Japanese masters Hokusai and Hiroshige, and Surrealist and German Expressionist works. Brand new editions by Rachel Whiteread, Richard Serra, and Julie Mehretu are featured as well. A one-day ticket costs $20, or get a run-of-show pass for $40.  Park Avenue Armory, November 4 through 7 (preview November 3); ifpda.org/content/print-fair. Credit: Mining Town #1, c.1930, by Ursula Fookes, color linocut; courtesy of Catherine E. Burns, Oakland, CA.  The NY Art Book Fair Boasting 230-plus exhibitors, Printed Matter&amp;#039;s NY Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1, in Long Island City, Queens, offers wares from international presses and booksellers, as well as antiquarian dealers. In the lobby, Leidy Churchman&amp;#039;s oil-on-wood book paintings pay homage to MoMA&amp;#039;s library. There&amp;#039;s even a selection of artist-designed totes, to help you carry your treasures home. Admission is free. MoMA PS1, November 5 through 7 (preview November 4); nyartbookfair.com. Credit: A Gold Book, New York, 1957, by Andy Warhol, limited to 100 copies; courtesy of Sims Reed, London.  Modernism + Art20 Modernism, in its 25th year, brings together American and European furnishings, from Wiener Werkst\u00E4tte to Scandinavian to postmodern, along with Italian glass and Modernist jewelry. Across the floor, Art20 mixes modern and contemporary works of photography, painting, and sculpture. Tickets are $20, a run-of-show pass is $45. Park Avenue Armory, November 12 through 15 (preview November 11); sanfordsmith.com. Credit: Two vessels, Germany, 2009, by Frank Schillo, ceramic; courtesy of J. Lohmann Gallery.  The Pier Antiques Show With over 500 exhibitors, you can expect a smattering of just about everything at this biannual show, including retro ceramics, American folk art, industrial relics, and vintage clothes. Get there early if you want to compete with the buyers for the city&amp;#039;s top home and antiques stores. Admission is $15. Pier 94 (12th Ave. at 55th St.), November 13 and 14; stellashows.com. Credit: Two vases; courtesy of Stella Show Mgmt. Co. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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