On the heels of this week's announcement that the Affair at the Jupiter Hotel art fair is being indefinitely canceled, the Jupiter's owners have announced their intention to create another art fair at the hotel that would take the Affair's place. Co-owners Kelsey Bunker and Tod Breslau are in discussions with local art-world figures, discussing options for mounting a new fair, which would not be affiliated with Affair co-directors Stuart Horodner and Laurel Gitlen. Former Portland Art Center director Gavin Shettler was among those who met with Bunker and Breslau, although according to Shettler, he let it be known that his experience was in the realm of non-profit enterprises, not commercial art fairs. While he pledged to be a sounding board for the owners, he took himself out of consideration for a leadership position with any new fair that might replace the Affair. Breslau says he and Bunker are looking not so much to replace the Affair as create something bigger and better: "We loved the Affair, we loved the energy that it brought to the property and the city, and we're committed to continuing that energy with a fair that brings more galleries and more performance opportunities." "We're not talking about keeping the Affair alive. We only have interest in creating something far more fabulous," Bunker adds. "I want to add some different components, so it's not just going to rooms, looking at art." The two are aiming to partner with with Portland Art Dealers Association (PADA), as well as with the Portland Art Museum, local col...