"Despite its fraught reputation, Pullman Yards is an excellent space for an art fair. Perhaps aware of the community concerns, the venue recently launched an , which was highlighted and promoted at the fair. The large industrial space hosted 75 local, national and international galleries and arts organisations, as well as a stage for AAF's popular . The fair's organisers and exhibitors seemed better acclimated to the space on their second outing."
"Around 3,500 people attended the VIP preview and opening night on 25 September, according to the organisers. Many of them seemed to have received their VIP tickets for free via a widely circulated link. Several exhibitors said they only learned they were going to participate in the fair a few weeks beforehand and were given a discounted rate on their stands. If the organisers were concerned about participation and attendance, the adjustments they made seemed to work-the fair was robustly attended every day."
Pullman Yards served as a large industrial venue hosting 75 local, national and international galleries and arts organisations, and featured a stage for AAF events. The venue recently launched an initiative that was highlighted and promoted at the fair. Organisers and exhibitors were more acclimated on their second outing, trusting AMP and better using stands. Around 3,500 people attended the VIP preview, with many VIP tickets reportedly distributed via a widely circulated link. Several exhibitors joined on short notice with discounted rates. Attendance was robust each day. Atlanta friendliness and a relaxed, domestic character shaped visitor interactions and participation.
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