The art fairs and art events taking place in Miami and Miami Beach between December 2 – 9, 2014, is commonly known as Miami Art Week. Approximately twenty art fairs take place, positioned in the area between Miami’s Wynwood Art District, Downtown Miami and Miami Beach.
IAP co-founders dealer, Leslie Ferrin and Cynthia Reeves, will be showing at respectively, Miami Project (Ferrin Contemporary, Booth 125), and Art Miami (CYNTHIA-REEVES, Booth A40).
IAP will be offering an overview and recap of highlights from Ferrin Contemporary, CYNTHIA-REEVES and the Berkshires’ art galleries and artists showing during the Miami Art Week. Below, you’ll find brief descriptions of the art fairs, including links to locations, hours, admission prices, special events and much more.
IAP will post images and tweet not-to-miss happenings with the hashtag #IAPMiamiArtWeek2014
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AN OVERVIEW
Art Basel Miami Beach – held at the Miami Beach Convention Center is the largest art fair of the week, featuring more than 250 top galleries from around the world. Design Miami (a major design fair) takes place right next to Art Basel. Aqua, a mainstay on the beach in a vintage beach hotel (now rebranded as Aqua Art Miami) , and Ink Fair, specializing in prints are among and exhibitions in the hotels along the strip
Satellite art fairs: Scope Miami, Pulse (where Sienna Patti Contemporary, from Lenox, South Berkshire County, will show the work of Susie Ganch), Select, and UNTITLED. are also in Miami Beach and actually on or near the beach; enjoy the ocean view, Hotel-based art fairs in Miami Beach walking distance from the convention center include Ink and Aqua. NADA hosted at the Deauville is located in North Miami.
Art Miami – held in Miami’s Wynwood Art District, is the oldest of the art fairs in Miami, this year celebrating its 25th edition. Miami Project, smaller and selective, is one tent South along 32nd St. Nearby are even more tents, pavilions and buildings filled with contemporary art – including but not limited to Context, Spectrum, ArtSpot, Pinta and Red Dot art fairs. Miami galleries relocated and opened in Wynwood expanding outward from the now well established section known as Miami Design Center and Wynwood Walls where graffiti and the street art scene has continued to find a welcome home and a base for young businesses to launch.
Click HERE for MIAMI NEW TIMES – guide to the fairs.