On the eve of Art Basel Miami Beach – this year celebrating its 20-year anniversary – I couldn’t help but reflect on the major impact Art Basel has made on the city of Miami. As a native Miamian, I have watched this city grow from being known as the mecca of Cocaine Cowboys and Miami Vice to becoming an international destination for all who want to immerse themselves in a cultural melting pot that is unique to Miami, replete with cutting edge architecture, high fashion, cuisine, nightlife – and, of course, art. Buoyed in part by Art Basel choosing Miami as its only US location two decades ago, luxury brands, developers, and philanthropists have invested in building this city to where it is now- one of the most important cities in the US, if not the world. This year’s edition marks the fair’s largest showing yet, with nearly 300 galleries participating from all over the world, including 26 first-time participants. Art Basel Miami Beach is open to the public December 1-3, with preview days happening on November 29 and 30 for VIPs.
Aerial photo of people walking by Art Basel Miami Beach.
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ART: A detailed guide of what exhibitions to see this Art Basel Miami Beach and Art Miami 2022 Edition
Vajra Kingsley is the former CMO of The Baer Faxt and ARTnews Media Director of Development. … [+] Kingsley established Vajra Kingsley LLC in 2019. Her clients include: The Baer Faxt, Artadia, Giving Back is Dead, Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Toni Ross, Brigitte D’Annibale, Elizabeth Margulies, Snuffy, Gary Lang and Arkive.
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Amidst the glamorous parties and luxury brand special previews, there are incredible art exhibitions open across Miami. The Baer Faxt’s lead consultant Vajra Kingsley offers up these tips for curating a memorable art fair experience this year… “There are different ways to experience Art Basel Miami Beach, and the key to an elevated/educational experience during such a wild time is knowing what will resonate for you personally. In my opinion, what’s most interesting these days is not the big-ticket art items that are shipped in from every mega gallery, but the hidden gems like a new art nonprofit called ‘Art in Common’ by Curator Zoe Lukov and Cultural Producer Abby Pucker – launching with ‘Boil, Toil + Trouble’, a group show focusing on the mysterious, often misunderstood feminine powers of water. Also, the two must-see booths at Design Miami are Carpenters Workshop Gallery and my friends over at The Future Perfect. Another must is the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA), a nonprofit dedicated to the cultivation, support, and advancement of new voices in contemporary art. Here are some of my favorites: 56 Henry, Embajada, M.LeBlanc, Shoot the Lobster,Nina Johnson, Kate Werble Gallery. It’s about finding those individuals who are using the opportunity to take risks and showcase works that offer a new look into contemporary art.” Vajra continues, “Untitled Art is also a great find. Guided by a mission to support the wider art ecosystem, this leading independent art fair takes place within the same timeframe as Art Basel Miami Beach (November 29 through December 3). Untitled offers an inclusive and collaborative platform for discovering contemporary art by emerging artists and historical figures.”
Untitled Art Fair in Miami Beach.
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A view of Elizabeth Margulies at Art Basel Miami Beach.
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“Lastly, we’re kicking off the week with ‘Selections from the Elizabeth Margulies Collection’. Art advisor Elizabeth Margulies is debuting her first major exhibition of her collection at the Warehouse (check the website for public hours). It’s an exciting time for the next generation of collectors and artists to see themselves and be inspired in such a prolific space and we’re toasting in the ABMB VIP lounge with ‘Arkive’ – a new decentralized museum platform building community through its collection. Arkive’s mission is to curate, own, and create culture. They offer a fresh perspective on technology, and how it can support cultural communities.” There are so many amazing projects – this is by no means a complete guide, but visiting these gems will absolutely take your Art Basel experience to the next level.
The Warehouse Art exhibition.
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Craig Robins, one of the godfathers of this “new” Miami, is the founder and CEO of Dacra Development, the co-founder and co-owner of Design Miami, and the visionary developer of the Miami Design District. He singlehandedly transformed what was once a crime-ridden neighborhood to a luxury shopping destination. His vision paid off handsomely not only for his development company but for the city of Miami as a whole, while keeping true to his mission to blend art and commerce.
Craig Robins, the visionary entrepreneur and real estate developer of Miami Design District.
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During this special week Craig will be opening the doors to his personal collection, The Craig Robins Collection, which is exhibited within the Miami Design District headquarters of DACRA, where it rotates on a bi-annual basis. “Two of The Same Kind” is the title of the latest display, highlighting the work of Marlene Dumas and Jana Euler, two artists whose painting and drawing practices are broadly represented in the Collection holdings.
Artist: Marlene Dumas Title: Two of the Same Kind, 1993 Medium: Ink on paper Date Created: 1993
Craig Robins Collection
The theme of dualism also threads through works by pop icon Andy Warhol, included as a special loan, and the recent acquisition of breakout talent Sasha Gordon. More than a hundred works on display present an expansive overview of figurative art from the last three decades, in tandem with Conceptualist masterpieces. The multifaceted Collection also features design pieces by established favorites such as Zaha Hadid, Jean Prouvé, Marc Newson and Maarten Baas. The Craig Robins Collection is comprised of contemporary art and innovative design and is open to Art Basel Miami and Design Miami VIP Cardholders.
Artist: Andy Warhol. Title: Portrait of Carol Soffer. Medium: Synthetic polymer paint and silkscreen … [+] ink on canvas, diptych. Date Created: 1980
Craig Robins Collection
100 Years collaboration between LARRY GAGOSIAN & JEFFREY DEITCH.
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Other notable Miami Design District Exhibitions include: LARRY GAGOSIAN & JEFFREY DEITCH PRESENT 100 YEARS (3841 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite #101) – Gagosian and Jeffrey Deitch are pleased to present 100 Years, their sixth collaborative group exhibition in the Design District during Miami Art Week. Previously staged at the Moore Building, this year’s exhibition will be on view in the historic Buick Building. November 28–December 4. THE ROW’S ARES HOUSE (3925 N. Miami Avenue) – In a collaborative effort between The Alexander Team and Everyrealm, comes the launch of ‘The Row,” an exclusive collection of metaverse real estate featuring architecture designed by a variety of talented artists. The 30- piece collection, made up of one-of-one NFTs, will live on the Mona platform. SAATCHI YATES (35 NE 40th Street) – This November, Saatchi Yates will open a temporary gallery space in Miami, with a solo exhibition of new work by Ethiopian contemporary artist Tesfaye Urgessa to coincide with his presentation at the RUBELL MUSEUM, Miami opening December 2022. Saatchi Yates Miami is situated in the Design District, next to the INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART (ICA) and the de la Cruz Collection. November 21 – December 21.
T e s f a y e U r g e s s a , L o v e D o e s n ’ t G r o w o n T r e e s 1 , 2022 , Oil on Canvas.
Tesfaye Urgessa
MDD COMMISSION: ROCK | ROLL – The Miami Design District has named architect-designer Germane Barnes winner of its eagerly anticipated Annual Design Commission. Barnes’ winning installation, Rock | Roll, was designed as a celebration of the communities that have shaped Miami’s one-of-a-kind, polyethnic culture, from the city’s earliest foundations to today. It will be realized across the Design District’s public spaces as well as a special installation at the entrance of the Design Miami.
Scene at Design Miami/ art exhibition.
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Curated by Anava Projects, Rock | Roll marks the first time a Miami-based creative has won the highly competitive, invitation-only design commission. Conceived as a love letter to the people of Miami, Barnes’ multi scale installation draws on the vibrant visual language of Miami Carnival to honor the BIPOC communities who shape this incredibly dynamic city.
The Haas Brothers have launched tapestries and will be showcased at Design Miami/ at Gallery All.
The Haas Brothers
One of my favorite artists exhibiting at Design Miami/ personally and professionally are The Haas Brothers, the fraternal twin duo who bring fun to art through their playful and whimsical sculptures, furniture, and now tapestries. Presented by galleryAll.
Goldman Properties CEO Jessica Goldman Srebnick and Janet Goldman speak onstage at Wynwood Walls
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In Wynwood, Jessica Goldman Srebnick will be opening Wynwood Walls for a special commemorative mural by Shephard Fairy honoring her father Tony Goldman’s legacy and 10-year anniversary of his passing. In addition, Wynwood Walls will be debuting 10 new installations for Miami Art Week 2022. Beginning Sunday, November 20, world-renowned artists will begin their murals. Visitors are welcome to watch the new murals come to life by purchasing daily tickets and all access passes on their website. Artists on site include: DASIC (Chilé),Leon Keer (Netherlands),Millo (Italy),Lelin Alves (Brazil), and Shok1 from the United Kingdom, as well as the debut ofHebru Brantley’s solo show inside the GGA Gallery on November 29th.
Hebru Brantley exhibition at the Wynwood Walls.
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EVENTS: Art Week Miami 2022 Parties and Events
While the focus this week in Miami will be on art, the surrounding parties and events will surely garner nearly as much attention. If you have enough energy after walking through the fairs all day, here are some of the more notable events happening all around Miami…
A view of ICA Miami’s annual Artists’ Dinner with W & Surface Magazines during Art Basel.
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Monday, November 28
Artist Dasic Fernandez painting a mural at the Wynwood Walls.
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Event: Wynwood Walls Artist Dinner (Invite only)
Hours: 7 PM
Details: Wynwood Walls, the famed epicenter of the Wynwood Arts District known worldwide for its groundbreaking, ever-changing collection of curated art, will debut 10 new installations for Miami Art Week with a celebratory dinner hosted by the CEO of Goldman Properties, Jessica Goldman Srebnick.
Address: 266 NW 26th Street, Miami, FL 33127
Artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer talks about his installation.
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Event: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer VIP preview of Pulse Topology: Monday, November 28 (Invite only)
Hours: 7:30-10:30 PM
Aerobanquets RMX mixed-reality art and culinary experience: Monday, November 28-Friday, December 4
Details: Superblue Miami and BMWi have partnered to present the immersive art installation Pulse Topology by Mexican-Canadian artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer this November and throughout Miami Art Week 2022. Composed of 3,000 lightbulbs suspended at different heights, “Pulse Topology” creates a series of crests and valleys in an intimate landscape that visitors are invited to traverse at Superblue. Each lightbulb glimmers to the pulse of a previous participant.
ADDiKT Terrace at the W.
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Event: Alma Salgada Showcase at W Miami (Invite only)
Hours: 7-9 PM
Details: W Miami is hosting a special preview of their latest art exhibition featuring Alma Salgada on Monday, Nov. 28 at the trendy Brickell hotel’s signature restaurant ADDiKT, located on the 15th floor rooftop. Curated by Bia Duarte, the installations will feature vibrant colors and graffiti-like designs inspired by the Brazilian artists’ passions for florals, gardens and street art. Additionally, the artist’s showcase will be available for the public to view at W Miami throughout the entire week.
Address: 485 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131
Tuesday, November 29
The entrance to Scope International Contemporary Art Show on the sand in Miami Beach.
Details: Come swing and jive through this homage to the roaring ‘20s at SCOPE Miami Beach. Los Angeles based Delilah pops up in Miami as a modern-day supper club with a vintage aesthetic. Eating, drinking, and dancing converge in this luxury space as guests enjoy lounge style bottle service as the affair unfolds. Elegant yet alluring, the charm and vivacious energy of Delilah is like stepping back in time while taking in the SCOPE art show.
Details: Art Miami, which year-over-year has been a central component of Miami Art Week and played a major role in establishing the city of Miami as a cultural hub, is returning to Miami Art Week, along with sister fair CONTEXT Art Miami. An invitation-only VIP Preview on Tuesday, November 29, which runs through Sunday, December 4, 2022. Miami’s hometown and longest running international and contemporary art fair, Art Miami will continue to showcase the most significant artworks of the 20th and 21st centuries, presented by a selection of the world’s most respected galleries. CONTEXT Art Miami’s 10th edition will provide the ultimate platform for mid-career, emerging and cutting-edge artists presented by new and established galleries. The combination of Art Miami and CONTEXT Art Miami will feature over 215 galleries from 17 countries, and will provide established and budding collectors the opportunity to acquire a vast array of iconic works from world renowned artists, as well as groundbreaking works from emerging artists, at the prestigious fairs. Collectors, curators, designers, museum professionals as well as art enthusiasts will discover a diverse range of art works, dynamic projects and special installations from more than 800 artists at the fairs.
Artist Muta at The Confidante Miami Beach.
The Confidante Miami Beach
Events: The Confidante Miami Beach Presents The Missing Link Artist Showcase with Rigo Leon, Muta Santiago and Funqest.
Hours: 7-9 PM
Details: The Confidante Miami Beach, Miami’s iconic oceanfront oasis with retro-glam style and mid century charm, is excited to announce its 2022 Miami Art Week lineup, in partnership with renowned artists Rigo Leon, Muta Santiago and Funqest. On Tuesday, November 29th, guests are invited to watch live art demonstrations by the three artists inside 6ft x 6ft plexi-glass boxes in the Backyard and pool area. Live entertainment, passed bites & cocktails will also be provided.
Event: Giorgio Armani LOVE event (Invite Only)
Hours: 7-10 PM
Details: Giorgio Armani is unveiling the launch of Giorgio Armani “LOVE”- a project merging fashion, art, and technology.
Details: Exclusive Gallery Viewing presented by Jason Perez in the Lounge and Bar. Enjoy cocktail specials sponsored by Haig Club Scotch while viewing over 20 pieces of art for an exclusive Art Preview Party.
Event: Stone Island’s 40th Anniversary Installation at RC Cola Plant (Invite only)
Hours: 11 PM – 4 AM
Details: Luxury Italian clothing brand Stone Island will celebrate its 40th anniversary by activating the RC Cola Plant in Wynwood for the opening of Art Basel with an exclusive, one-night-only installation on Tuesday, November 29th. At the cross section of fashion, art and design – Stone Island’s 40th Anniversary activation will feature a hosted open bar, a spectacular light-crafted art installation, and three acts of surprise DJ talent and headliner performances throughout the evening and into the next morning. A VIP area for celebrities and notable guests will feature hosted tables and bottle service to mix and mingle amongst the luxury fashion and art industry’s elite attendees.
Address: 550 NW 24th St, Miami, FL 33127
The Gateway: A Web3 Metropolis is the sequel to last year’s famous activation that introduced NFTs … [+] to the masses. This year, the experience is creating the first-ever web3 metropolis. Over the course of 5 days, the events will take over 12 buildings and 2 city blocks in Downtown Miami’s Flagler District to unite the web3 community for a landmark experience unlike any other. The programming will feature leading artists, musicians, community partners, panels, speakers and performers.
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Event: nft now x mana common present “The Gateway: A Web3 Metropolis”
Hours: Tuesday, November 29 – Saturday, December 3
Opening Ceremony + Press Preview with Miami Mayor, Francis X. Suarez (Invite Only): Tuesday, November 29 | 5 p.m.-8 p.m.
VIP Opening Party (Invite Only): Tuesday, November 29 | 8 p.m.
Open to Registered Public: Wednesday, November 30 – Saturday, Dec.3 | 12 p.m.-9 p.m.
Details: The Gateway: A Web3 Metropolis is the sequel to last year’s famous activation that introduced NFTs to the masses. This year, the experience is creating the first-ever web3 metropolis. Over the course of 5 days, the events will take over 12 buildings and 2 city blocks in Downtown Miami’s Flagler District to unite the web3 community for a landmark experience unlike any other. The programming will feature leading artists, musicians, community partners, panels, speakers and performers. Leading brands participating includeChristie’s,Instagram (Meta),Porsche,FaZe Clan,RTFKT,Art Blocks,AloYoga,WME,MetaMask,9dcc by gmoney and more. To register for a free ticket, visit The Gateway: A Web3 Metropolis.
Wednesday, November 30
Resy and American Express come to Miami Art Week 2022 with James Beard award-winning chef Michael … [+] Solomonov of Philadelphia’s Zahav, Laser Wolf, and K’Far.
American Express Resy
Event: Resy and American Express Gallery Day: Featuring artist Phillip K Smith III and bites by chef Michael Solomonov
Hours: 11AM- 5PM
Details: Resy and American Express will celebrate the intersection of food, art and culture at Art Basel Miami 2022. Guests can enjoy a gallery viewing of artist Phillip K. Smith III’s site-specific art installation, plus light bites and cocktails prepared by James Beard award-winning chef Michael Solomonov of Philadelphia’s Zahav, Laser Wolf, and K’Far in the Faena Arts District. There is no cost to make a reservation for the exhibition-only day. Tickets HERE.
Casa Del Sol Tequila and VOGUE 100 host a reception for Colombian fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi … [+] aboard a superyacht in Miami Beach.
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Event: Casa Del Sol Tequila & VOGUE Celebrate Colombian Designer Silvia Tcherassi (Invite Only)
Hours: 3-6PM
Details:Casa Del Sol Tequila and VOGUE 100 host a reception for Colombian fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi aboard a superyacht in Miami Beach. Tcherassi has been a leading Latin American designer for over 35 years. Expect a whos-who of Art Week fashionistas, sipping on luxury tequila.
Details: Aqua Art Miami will kick off its 16th edition at the Aqua Hotel with a VIP Preview on Wednesday, November 30th before opening to the public December 1-4, 2022. The energetic preview has become the destination for influential collectors and art professionals, many of whom migrate from Aqua’s sister fairs, Art Miami and CONTEXT conveniently nestled between the Venetian Causeway and the MacArthur Causeways, and Art Basel Miami Beach, which is located just a few blocks away.
Address: Aqua Hotel (1530 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139)
Details: In celebration of Art Basel week, LPM Restaurant & Bar will be hosting a VIP preview featuring renowned Miami street artist, ATOMIKO, and serving LPM’s signature French-Riviera passed canapés and beverages to guests. Attendees will be able to meet ATOMIK and see him live in action as he completes several, one-of-a-kind canvas paintings live at LPM Miami. Famous for his iconic orange character, the art installation will combine ATOMIK’s unmistakable street-style with influences from LPM’s stylish design and French Mediterranean cuisine. Additionally, the large-scale, canvases will be available for the public to view at LPM throughout the entire week and beyond. Throughout Art Week, LPM team members will also be adorned with original, hand-painted uniforms by local Miami artist, Lucy Glaser, who specializes in hand-painting clothing in a playful and maximalistic style.
Details: In celebration of Art Basel week, join Alesso at LIV as he brings a pulsating performance to Miami Beach. Kickoff the week by dancing the night away to “Words,” “Let Me Go,” “Heroes,” and more, while taking in the high-energy nightclub atmosphere.
Address: 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140
Thursday, December 1
Luxury sipping tequila brand Casa Del Sol, co-founded by actress Eva Longoria. On view will be an … [+] installation highlighting Mexican artists with distinct and exceptional voices, including Daniel Valero, also known as Mestiz.
Casa Del Sol
Event: Casa Del Sol Tequila hosts reception for Mexican Artist Daniel Valero (aka Mestiz) and AGO Projects of Mexico City (Invite Only)
Hours: 12-3PM
Details: Luxury sipping tequila brand Casa Del Sol, co-founded by actress Eva Longoria, heads to the Magic City during Miami Art Week for a celebration of culture and the arts. Partnering with Mexico City based collectible design gallery AGO Projects, Casa Del Sol will host an invitation-only reception on a superyacht in Miami Beach. On view will be an installation highlighting Mexican artists with distinct and exceptional voices, including Daniel Valero, also known as Mestiz.
Details: In celebration of Art Basel week, The iconic Bootsy Bellows pop-up will return to the sands of Miami Beach for an exclusive evening in partnership with VaynerX that transport guests to the future for an unforgettable experience at the SCOPE venue on Ocean Drive. The evening will be headlined by Kaytranada with an additional set by Kitty Ca$h with additional live entertainment from some of the most reputable names in music.
Kaytranada performs on stage.
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Event: Bleacher Report & NBA Artist Collection VIP Opening Party
Hours: 7-10 PM
Details: Bleacher Report (B/R) is teaming up with the NBA to bring its signature Artist Merch Collection to the epicenter of the art scene – Miami Art Week – through the creation of a pop-up art gallery & sports bar featuring art installations from this collection’s artist, Matt McCormick. The B/R NBA Artist Series will be full of must-see events accessible to sports fans and the VIP party kicks it all off. Through a secret tunnel at The LAB, guests will find the Fadeaway Cocktail Lounge, also designed by McCormick, which will offer free cocktails and beverages for the event. The shop will offer a rare mix of art and sports for a completely unique fan experience taking place during Miami Art Week. Matt McCormick and special guests will be popping in and out of the venue to greet fans.
Guests attend Aqua Art Miami VIP Preview at Aqua Art Miami at the Aqua Hotel.
Details: Diners at Beach Club will enjoy an immersive experience filled with art, entertainment, and live beats. Multimedia artwork from artist Artem Mirolevich’s Eternal Heart will be on display, which explores the inner cosmos of human beings, as biological machines made to serve a higher purpose of elevating mind over body. While you dine, body painted ballerinas will emerge from his artwork for a live whimsical performance. Guests will also be able to view Iridescent Atmospheres, a series of abstract images taken around the Yucatan Peninsula by photographer Ruvan Wijesooriya through a meditative Virtual Reality experience. The images place the viewer into Ruvan’s gaze into the skies, through the plants, and over the sea. The work aims to give participants a personal journey to create space between thoughts in a timeless setting. While guests experience the images as an animated journey, a tranquil soundtrack created by Gabriel Andruzzi from The Rapture will play in the background. Restaurant reservations are not required to enjoy this immersive experience.
Address: 2341 Collins Ave Miami Beach, FL 33139
Eternal Heart x Iridescent Atmospheres exhibit.
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Event: Fabel Miami VIP Grand Opening Party (Invite only)
Hours: 7-11 PM
Details: Fabel Miami, a new open-air rooftop restaurant and lounge by owner Matthew Rosenberg and his award-winning architecture firm, M-Rad, will host a VIP grand opening party on Thursday, December 1st. Channeling all your senses, the VIP event will feature special DJ performances, a sampling of Fabel’s Mediterranean cuisine, flowing wine and cocktails, and an exclusive first look at the enchanting venue’s rooftop restaurant and lounge before it opens to the public on Friday, December 2nd in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood.
Address: 50 NW 24 St., Miami, FL 33127
Ocean Drive Art Of The Party at The Fontainebleau Sponsored by Wildlilly
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Event: Ocean Drive Art Of The Party at The Fontainebleau Sponsored by Wildlilly (Invite only)
Hours: 8-11 PM
Details: Ocean Drive will host Art of the Party launching the December Art Issue featuring Evan Mock + an art installation by Grif and music by DJ Crespo at The Fontainebleau Miami Beach. The poolside event will be sponsored by Wildlilly Wine, a new pinot noir and chardonnay blend that playfully twists sweet flavors like strawberries, wild cherry and vanilla bean. The simplistic and sculptural “Instagram-worthy” design of the glass bottle befits the artful blend and allows for consumers to enjoy its day-bright garnet hues.
Address: 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140
South African producer and DJ Black Coffee (born Nkosinathi Innocent Maphumolo) performs onstage.
Details: In celebration of Art Basel week, join Black Coffee and special guest, Alec Monopoly, at LIV as they energize Miami Beach! Guests are invited to dance the night away to the South African DJs greatest hits such as “Drive,” “Turn Me On,” “Ready For You,” and more.
Address: 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140
Friday, December 2
The “DoodlePutt” experience features a 9-hole mini-putt course that brings to life the Doodles … [+] universe.
DoodlePutt
Event: DoodlePutt
Hours: Friday, Dec 2 – Saturday, Dec 3 | 12pm – 10pm
Details: Doodles will be taking over Wynwood, reimagining a 20,000 sq ft complex inclusive of an outdoor lounge, live entertainment and brand new Doodles merch, the event will bring joy and delight for all ages. The “DoodlePutt” experience features a 9-hole mini-putt course that brings to life the Doodles universe.
Address: People can register and purchase tickets on-site: 2534 N Miami Ave, Wynwood, Miami
Details: Los Angeles-based hospitality and lifestyle marketing company The h.wood Group is popping up at MILA Lounge to host an exclusive-access, collaborative evening during the Art Basel showcase. Together, these two cultural juggernauts will blend the worlds of culinary excellence, entertainment and the vibrant Miami nightlife scene for an unforgettable night filled with world-class hospitality in the heart of Miami Beach. The h.wood Group is bringing it’s L.A. hospitality and nightlife to Miami for a limited-time pop-up at the new hotspot Mila Lounge. Sounds of the evening will be fueled by DJ-Duo MËSTIZA
Alex Pall (L) and Andrew Taggart of The Chainsmokers perform onstage
Details: In celebration of Art Basel week, join The Chainsmokers at LIV as they energize Miami Beach for the ultimate performance. Kickoff the weekend by dancing the night away to “Something Just Like This,” “Closer,” “Don’t Let Me Down,” and more.
Address: 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140
Elf Cosmetics booth is seen as NYLON Celebrates Art, Music And Fashion At The NYLON House, Art Basel … [+]l Miami.
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Event: Nylon House at Strawberry Moon at the Goodtime Hotel
Hours: 8 PM
Details: Invite only event l BMW and David Grutman present: Nylon House in partnership with Samsung Galaxy + E.L.F.
Details: Capture Studios, Reactify, Animal Concerts, and BleauLive presents THE BLOCK – Art Basel Edition located at Fontainebleau Miami Beach on Friday, December 2, 2022. BleauLive x THE BLOCK will raise the bar, kicking-off an extraordinary weekend of art displays and installations, gaming integrations, live performances, and brand activations for an unparalleled Art Basel weekend experience! The event will be attended by an international audience of traditional and NFT art collectors, models, celebrities, and a curated selection of the crypto industry’s leading influencers alongside Miami’s elite.
Address: 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140
A general view of a performance at Bleachers Report event.
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Event: Bleacher Report & NBA Unveil Pop-Up Shop & Secret Bar at Miami Art Week
Hours: Thursday – Sunday, 11 AM – 7 PM (bar hours will vary)
Special Programming: Free & Open to the public
Friday, Dec. 2 @ 7:30 PM – Miami Heat Watch Party host by DJ Irie
Saturday, Dec. 3 @ 2:00 PM – World Cup Watch Party
Sunday, Dec. 4 – Closing Brunch Bar
Details: Bleacher Report (B/R) is teaming up with the NBA to bring its signature Artist Merch Collection to the epicenter of the art scene – Miami Art Week – through the creation of a pop-up art gallery & sports bar featuring art installations from this collection’s artist,Matt McCormick. The B/R NBA Artist Series will be full of must-see events accessible to sports fans – and in particular Miami sports fans – throughout the weekend, including watch parties for the Miami Heat, Dolphins and the World Cup. Through a secret tunnel at The LAB, guests will find the Fadeaway Cocktail Lounge, also designed by McCormick, which will offer cocktails and free beverages throughout the weekend, for guests 21+ and while supplies last. The shop will offer a rare mix of art and sports for a completely unique fan experience taking place during Miami Art Week.
Address: The LAB Miami (400 NW 26th. St. Miami FL, 33127)
Details: In celebration of Art Basel week, join Martin Garrix at LIV as he brings a pulsating performance to Miami Beach. Celebrate the weekend by dancing the night away to “In the Name of Love,” “Scared to Be Lonely,” “Summer Days,” and more.
Address: 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140
Martin Garrix performs onstage.
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Event: Joia Beach Presents: Art Hearts Fashion Pop Up at the Beach Lounge Art Week 2022 Edition
Hours: 6 PM – Midnight
Details: Joia Beach, in collaboration with Art Hearts Fashion, is celebrating Art Basel week with a party, featuring a live art showcase with silent auction, passed bites and cocktails, and beats by DJ Deroos. Experience an art gallery at the beach, while taking in the sweeping Miami views and dancing the night away to unbeatable tunes.
Details: MAXIM Magazine will celebrate their November / December 2022 issue with an epic party during this year’s Art Basel. On Saturday, December 3rd, MAXIM will transform Hyde Beach at the SLS South Beach into a chic outdoor lounge for hip Art Basel trendsetters from across the globe to enjoy. This year Maxim and Hyde Beach have partnered with Keely, the celebrated New York based artist who has created artworks and sets for the likes of Kendirck Lamar, Lauryn Hill, Gary Clark Jr., Westside Gunn, Google, Hermes and more. Keely will have installations throughout the hotel and will create a special piece inspired by the November / December Maxim cover model, Ava Max.
Details: Experience the ultimate performance by The Martinez Brothers & Caleb Calloway at STORY, in celebration of Art Basel weekend. Dance the night away jamming to “PAP,” “Rizzla,” “Let It Go,” and more.
Address:136 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Atmosphere during Art Basel UNKNWN Wynwood Opening Party.
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Event: 3rd Annual UNKNWN Courtside Classic Presented By Nike
Details: Nike 3v3 friends and family tournament with a performance and afterparty.
Address: 261 NW 26th St (Wynwood)
Sunday, December 4
Deadmau5 performs onstage at a DJ Set by Deadmau5.
Details: Experience the ultimate performance by Deadmau5 at STORY, as he closes off Art Basel weekend. Dance the night away jamming to “Escape,” “Alive,” “Take me High,” and more.
Address: 136 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
A model poses for Natalia Fedner (showing her famous wearable art at Red Dot Miami) Powered by Art … [+] Hearts Fashion.
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Event: Joia Beach Presents: Art Hearts Fashion Pop Up at the Beach Lounge Art Week 2022 Edition
Hours: 6 PM – 12 AM
Details: Joia Beach, in collaboration with Art Hearts Fashion, is celebrating Art Basel week with a party, featuring a live art showcase with silent auction, passed bites and cocktails, and DJ entertainment. Experience an art gallery at the beach, while taking in the sweeping Miami views and dancing the night away to unbeatable tunes.
Address: 111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami, FL 33132
DINE: Where to Eat During The Miami Art Week 2022
The Michelin-Starred restaurant and James Beard -award nominated Coté Miami by proprietor Simon Kim … [+] is a Korean Steakhouse with fun and fire of Korean barbeque cooking n a luxe setting has teamed up with American Express Resy for a special Art Basel dining event.
Coté Miami
Miami has become an international dining destination. There is a new restaurant opening every week, but these newbies are on my list.
Bad Bunny and David Grutman at their new restaurant, Gekko Miami.
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David Grutman and Bad Bunny’s new restaurant Gekkō, which recently opened in Brickell is a must-see location. Serving updated Japanese Steakhouse food and moody vibes. AVRA Miami is a wildly popular upscale Greek restaurant that has just opened in November 2022, just in time for Art Basel! This fresh seafood-focused restaurant at The Estates at Acqualina in Sunny Isles will no doubt become one of the most popular restaurants in town. Aba, the stunning Mediterranean restaurant, has just opened its doors at the Bal Harbour Shops. Aba will showcase a menu that features a fusion of rich flavors. Fabel Miami is an all-new rooftop restaurant and lounge coming to the heart of Miami’s Wynwood in December 2022. Fabel will take guests on a whimsical journey through its design, gastronomy, and entertainment while celebrating the energy Miami is known for. MILA Restaurant, the rooftop dining destination, just opened its doors last week. Guests can expect, among other notable highlights, a backyard art takeover by artist Richard Orlinksi featuring some of his most exclusive pieces, fire show performances by Flow Mayhem, and beats by Lemurian.
The newest restaurant in the Miami Design District is Contessa by Major Food Group.
Contessa
Inspired by the old-world sophistication of Northern Italy’s iconic villas and estates, Contessa is a classic yet thoroughly contemporary dining destination by MFG Co-Founders Mario Carbone, Jeff Zalaznick and Rich Torrisi. It is the Miami Design District’s new neighborhood cornerstone, a two-story crown-jewel situated at the intersection of art, culture & fashion.
Joe’s Stone Crab has been family-owned from the start when it opened in 1913 as a mom-and-pop fish … [+] house. Today, it’s a must-stop spot where wearing a bib over fine-dining attire is the norm. American Express Resy have teamed up with Joe’s for a special Art Basel Dining experience.
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And among Miami’s tried and true restaurants…
Located in Miami’s swanky South of Fifth neighborhood, Stubborn Seed is a Michelin Starred restaurant, helmed by “Top Chef” winner Jeremy Ford. For fresh coastal cuisine with a Key West vibe, Sunset Harbour’s Stiltsville Fish Bar always delivers. Hutong in Brickell offers a fresh take on Northern Chinese, while Osaka brings a taste of Nikkei to Miami. More of my favorites include, Klaw, Milos, Makoto, Cote Miami, Mandolin Aegean Bistro, Joe’s Stone Crab, Il Gabbiano, Carbone, Lagniappe, Seaspice, and The Surf Club Restaurant by the amazing Chef Thomas Keller. For consistent and excellent French-Mediterranean fare, Brickell’s LPM Restaurant & Bar delivers remarkable escargot, its famous Tomatini, and an unmatched cocktail menu inspired by one of the 20th century’s most versatile artists, Jean Cocteau. For a party vibe worthy of Miami’s best nightclubs, check out the Miami ‘clubstaurants’: Papi Steak, Mayami, Swan, Joia Beach, The Key Club, Komodo and Strawberry Moon.
I love this time of year in Miami, as friends from all over descend on this Magic City and take in the sun, the fun, and the art. With all that Miami has to offer, you will need much more than a week to explore it all!
LONDON (AP) — With a few daubs of a paintbrush, the Brontë sisters have got their dots back.
More than eight decades after it was installed, a memorial to the three 19th-century sibling novelists in London’s Westminster Abbey was amended Thursday to restore the diaereses – the two dots over the e in their surname.
The dots — which indicate that the name is pronounced “brontay” rather than “bront” — were omitted when the stone tablet commemorating Charlotte, Emily and Anne was erected in the abbey’s Poets’ Corner in October 1939, just after the outbreak of World War II.
They were restored after Brontë historian Sharon Wright, editor of the Brontë Society Gazette, raised the issue with Dean of Westminster David Hoyle. The abbey asked its stonemason to tap in the dots and its conservator to paint them.
“There’s no paper record for anyone complaining about this or mentioning this, so I just wanted to put it right, really,” Wright said. “These three Yorkshire women deserve their place here, but they also deserve to have their name spelled correctly.”
It’s believed the writers’ Irish father Patrick changed the spelling of his surname from Brunty or Prunty when he went to university in England.
Raised on the wild Yorkshire moors, all three sisters died before they were 40, leaving enduring novels including Charlotte’s “Jane Eyre,” Emily’s “Wuthering Heights” and Anne’s “The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.”
Rebecca Yorke, director of the Brontë Society, welcomed the restoration.
“As the Brontës and their work are loved and respected all over the world, it’s entirely appropriate that their name is spelled correctly on their memorial,” she said.
