The answer comes directly from Design Miami, the most anticipated design fair of the year that travels to Art Basel and is among the most celebrated events during Miami Art Week. The strange Pink Beasts that are seen at this time hanging from the lianas in the Palm Court, along the streets of the Design District or suspended from the arches of the Paseo Ponti, are the work of the ...
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Among the must-see events during Miami's famous art week is the now iconic Brunch at the Sagamore Hotel, the annual private, invitation-only event featuring frequenters of Basel and its entourage of satellite fairs, in the Saturday before the closing of the event. And so at the same time as the anniversary of Art Basel Miami Beach we celebrate brunch at the Sagamore Hotel that as Ronit Neuman, owner with the Neuman ...
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The NBA in collaboration with Franchise and AMP has set up the MOMENTUM exhibition at the historic Hotel Nautilus by Arlo in Miami Beach. A journey through the history of Basketball that explores the connections between the basketball culture and the art world. The multi-format exhibition showcases video installations, pictorial artworks and memorabilia through a path that consists of different sections: Historical Celebration, which traces the evolution of the NBA and ...
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The Sagamore Hotel in Miami Beach, also known as the Art Hotel because it serves as an art platform, hosted the opening ceremony of the exhibition named after the foundation, "I'm Not a Trophy" by Arno Elias. Photographer, artist, activist and multifaceted character, represented by the Markowicz Fine Art Gallery, based in the Design District, which also represents several other talented artists such as Carole Feuerman, Idan Zaresky and Alan ...
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After the magic of the NASA photographs on display at the CONTINUUM Gallery, Rudolph Budja proposes for Miami Art Week the works of the great Italian painter Paolo De Cuarto exhibited for the opening night at the CCool-Rudolf Budja Gallery and the CONTINUUM North Building, where they will remain on display for a whole month. For an Italian to enter the CCool Gallery of Rudolf Budja, is like entering a garage ...
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The Raleigh Garden in Miami Beach honors the memory of Les Lalanne, the duo formed by Francois-Xaiver Lalanne and his wife Claude Lalanne, who recently passed away. The creator of the installation, which is open until February 29, 2020 is the friend of the couple Michael Shvo, collector of some of their works and founder, President and CEO of SHVO, the New York-based real estate company that deals with the development ...
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A party worthy of the mimesis of the legendary Miami parties, the one that celebrated, at the Gitano at Casa Faena, the LAVAZZA calendar made in collaboration with the enfant terrible of photography, the popstar David LaChapelle, in a location of a thousand and one night that Combines the style and architecture of 1900s Spain, combining contemporary design with Art Deco and Mediterranean colonial style. Completing the whole thing is ...
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During Miami Art Week, art is king. Scattered around the city, dressed in colors and shapes buildings, walls and boutiques. Ralph Pucci, owner of Ralph Pucci International, did not escape from this moral obligation - being his showroom in Wynwood, the quintessential art district - he even covered the walls of the building with artistic energy transmitted by forms and colors by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. "It was impossible not to create ...
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A walk with the great Rubell family within the walls of the new, beautiful, exhibition venue of the family collection that officially opened its doors to the public (free throughout the week of Miami Art Week), on December 4th. The Rubell Museum Contemporary Arts Foundation, has changed its name from the Rubell Family Collection, to the Rubell Museum Contemporary Arts Foundation, to avoid, as Mira Rubell pointed out, that the old ...
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The city of Miami celebrates Miami Art Week with the monumental site-specific installation of the Order of Importance by Argentine conceptual artist Leandro Erlich. The temporary installation, entirely in sand, represents Miami Beach traffic in the 21st century: 66 full-size vehicles, including cars and trucks, queuing at an imaginary stand. The work will remain on the run until 15 December. An installation wanted by the city of Miami Beach, which has always ...
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