We got a sneak peek at Untitled Art Fair. Here is what we saw

The embroidery work of Chris Roberts-Antieau is something to behold.

• "Death of Jimmy Doyle" depicts the 1947 boxing match between Sugar Ray Robinson and Jimmy Doyle, which resulted in Doyle's death from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 22.
• Robinson had dreamed the night before that he would kill Doyle in the fight and tried calling it off.
• The piece looks like a painting, but it's fabric appliqué and embroidery.

• "Albino Deer," another of the artist's works on display in the exhibit, is a previously neglected taxidermy deer embroidered with flora and fauna that the animal might have seen in her habitat.
• "It is my attempt to return her dignity," the artist's statement says.

Another favorite of mine was Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery, whose artist lineup includes Samuel Olayombo, Summer Wheat and Kim Dacres.

• Dacres' sculpture "Patra #2, You Must a Build a Big House Over Dovecot Too" is an incredible piece of creativity and craft skills.
• The piece is made of found car and bicycle rubber, including hand-braided inner tubes for the hair.