Work by artist Gregory Scott at Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago.

Agnes Denes, Pyramids of Conscience, 2005, crude oil, water from the HoustonShip Channel, Houston tap water, mirror, 51x51x56", courtesy of Ballroom Marfa.

Robb Putnam, Rat #4 and Rat #5, 2012, fabric, plastic, leather, thread and mixedmedia, 8 by 10 by 5 inches, courtesy of Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco.

Monir Farmanfarmaian, Octagon, 2011, mirror and reverse glass painting onplaster and wood, 44 by 44 by 4.5 inches, courtesy of Haines Gallery, SanFrancisco.

Joan Mitchell, Untitled, c. 1960, oil on canvas, 31.5 by 23.5 inches, courtesyof Lennon Weinberg Gallery, New York.

Work by Houston artist Rachel Hecker at Texas Gallery, Houston.

Eric Daigh, My scissors aren't meant for this [detail], pushpins on board, 50 by35 inches, courtesy of Pentimenti, Philadelphia.

Travis Sommerville, Installation, courtesy of Catharine Clark Gallery, SanFransisco.

Artadia executive director Carolyn Ramo, left, and artist Jillian Conrad

Jillian Conrad, Sites and Settlements:G [detail], 2011, Courtesy of the artistand Devin Borden Gallery, Houston.

Jang Soon Im, Convention, 2012, digital print. 23 x 13"

Carl Suddath, untitled, 2012, ink, dye and pencil on paper, 18.5 x 18.5";Courtesy of the artist and Inman Gallery, Houston.

Don't miss the Artadia winners at booth SP19 inside the Texas Contemporary ArtFair.

Rosine Kouamen, from the Allons-y Chez series, 2011

Seth Mittag, We're Still Here, 2011, mixed media.

For this year's Texas Contemporary, Artist Jane Miller will mount ClockShop, aninstallation dedicated to fixing, adapting and selling timepieces.

Artist Jane Miller

Clocks of all sorts will be available . . . and all items will be priced below$100.

A set of clocks made of wax

Miller will be selling an array of limited-edition prints featuring — youguessed it — clocks.

Socialite extraordinaire Lynn Wyatt will help celebrate the arrival of artistRob Pruitt's Andy Monument on Saturday. Warhol painted her portrait, shown here.

Warhol's Houston appearance was funded in large part by an online crowdsourcingcampaign.

Artist Rob Pruitt

Lynn Wyatt at CAMH's Another Great Night event in November 2012

Emerging Houston design firm MaRS has tackled the VIP lounge at TexasContemporary with a playful nod the Bayou City.

Industrial shipping supplies speak to the Port of Houston while exercise ballsrefer to the city's nationally-recognized weight issues.

Designer Erick Ragni's doodles have been repurposed as wall art behind the bar.

Four light bulb displays spell out the fair's initials TCAF, harkening to themarquees of old Texas honky-tonk clubs.

Overhead, a display of umbrellas remind us all that hurricane season has notquite ended yet.