It's a big year for Independent, the art world's favorite contemporary art fair, and its 20th Century sister, which have both relocated this year. Independent's 20th Century edition, now based in Marcel Breuer's brutalist building on Madison Avenue, has expanded from 31 to 57 exhibitors, making it feel more like a museum. Despite the sheer size, the fair remains viewer-friendly, in stark contrast to the tiring Armory Show, which hosts 230-plus exhibitors. The focus on historically significant works from 1900 to 2000, with a special emphasis on inclusivity and diverse artists, reflects the growing trend towards broadening the art-historical canon. Notable presentations this year include 'Black Soho,' a curated display of works by African-American artists, and solo booths showcasing the unique work of artists like Luciano Fontana and Emma Kunz. Whether you're a seasoned art lover or a curious newcomer, there's plenty to discover.