Art Basel Miami Beach

Art Basel Miami Beach unveils further details of its upcoming edition, including new collaborators, exhibition concepts, and exceptional proposals across the show’s sectors

• Directed for the first time by Bridget Finn, Art Basel’s fair in the Americas will host 286 premier galleries from 38 countries and territories, set to present the best of their distinguished programs.
• This show will present a refreshed artistic program, welcoming its largest cohort of new exhibitors in over a decade, as well as new curators and exhibition concepts to provide an unmissable experience for art professionals and enthusiasts.
• Re-configured for its fifth anniversary, Meridians, the show’s trademark sector for monumental artworks, will be curated for the first time by Yasmil Raymond, featuring 17 large-scale projects by renowned artists from the Americas and beyond, including Alice Aycock, Rachel Feinstein, Roberto Huarcaya, Zhu Jinshi, Portia Munson, José Parlá, Lee ShinJa, and Franz West.
• New details of exhibitors and projects in Kabinett, the show’s jewel-box sector for thematic presentations, are now available, as well as further information on galleries’ upcoming presentations in the Galleries, Nova, Positions, and Survey sectors, including standout proposals from newcomers and singular showcases of Modern and contemporary masters.
• Conversations, Art Basel’s renowned talks program, will be curated for the first time in Miami Beach by Kimberly Bradley
• Powering an exciting, region-wide art week of world-class exhibitions and events, Art Basel Miami Beach, whose Global Lead Partner is UBS, will take place from December 6-8, 2024, with VIP Preview Days on December 4 and 5.

Art Basel, the world’s premier art fair for Modern and contemporary art, is delighted to announce new details and further highlights of its 2024 edition in Miami Beach, taking place from December 6 to 8 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, with VIP Preview Days on December 4 and 5. Directed for the first time by Bridget Finn, Art Basel Miami Beach will host 286 world-class galleries from 38 countries and territories showcasing the best of their distinguished programs. Reflecting the show’s home at the continental crossroads of Miami Beach, as well as its enduring commitment to platforming artistic excellence from the region, over two-thirds of exhibitors at this year’s Art Basel Miami Beach operate spaces in the Americas. They hail from the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Colombia, and Uruguay, joining exhibitors from Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa to present an unparalleled overview of artistic production in the region.
Once again, exhibitors will present the highest-quality paintings, sculptures, installations, photographs, films, new media, and editioned works by rising talents and Modern and contemporary masters across the show’s six sectors:

• Galleries, the main sector, where over 200 Modern, postwar, and contemporary art dealers from the Americas and beyond will present the full breadth of their program
• Kabinett, where select galleries in the main sector exhibit thematic presentations in a distinct section of their booth
• Nova, where younger galleries showcase work by up to three artists, created within the last three years
• Positions, dedicated to showcases of emerging galleries and artists
• Survey, where galleries present historically relevant works created before the year 2000, with the aim of broadening our understanding of the conventional art historical canon
• Meridians, the show’s curated sector for large-scale projects that transcend the traditional art fair booth, introduced in 2019

The show also offers a renowned, curated program of artworld talks and debates, Conversations, open free to the public each day of the show.
Under Finn’s leadership, the show will present a refreshed artistic program, introducing a new curator and exhibition concept in Meridians, as well as its largest cohort of new exhibitors in over a decade. The show stands to be thoroughly re-invigorated, with an exceptional 34 new galleries joining the fair across all sectors, and 31 exhibitors set to present in the main sector for the first time. Newcomers entering the main sector directly include: Gallery Baton (Seoul), Jan Kaps (Köln), Pearl Lam Galleries (Hong Kong, Shanghai), Leeahn Gallery (Daegu, Seoul), Martos Gallery (New York), Gallery Wendi Norris (San Francisco), and Tim Van Laere Gallery (Antwerp, Rome). The sector will feature thirteen ‘graduating’ galleries who exhibited in Nova, Positions, or Survey in 2023, with standouts including Isla Flotante (Buenos Aires), Central Fine (Miami Beach), Meredith Rosen Gallery (New York), Afriart Gallery (Kampala), Rele Gallery (Lagos, London, Los Angeles), Instituto de visión (Bogotá), Edel Assanti (London), and Daniel Faria Gallery (Toronto). Furthermore, Art Basel today reveals the participating galleries and standout projects in its jewel-box sector, Kabinett, which sees a renewed emphasis and diversity in the context of an edition focused on facilitating discovery,
said Finn:

‘We are categorically focused on the quality of exhibitors and works on view, making sure we deliver an experience that is truly unequalled the world over. Whether a first-time visitor or a seasoned fairgoer and collector, this edition has been designed with you in mind, to maximize at every turn the opportunity for surprise encounters and revelatory discoveries.’

Meridians
On the occasion of its fifth anniversary, Meridians will be curated for the first time this year by Yasmil Raymond, former director of Portikus and rector of the Hochschule für Bildende Künste- Städelschule, Frankfurt and previous curator at The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Dia Art Foundation, New York; and Walker Art Center, Minneapolis. The sector will re-locate to the south end of the showfloor, flanking Nova and Positions, the sectors dedicated to emerging galleries and artists, and anchoring the contemporary art section of the fair. With a renewed focus on institutionally-minded monumental sculpture, painting, and installation, Meridians will feature 17 projects – the majority created this year, alongside key historical pieces-by renowned American and international artists, including Alice Aycock, Rachel Feinstein, Roberto Huarcaya, Zhu Jinshi, Portia Munson, José Parlá, Lee ShinJa, and Franz West. Titled ‘State of Becoming’, this iteration explores themes ranging from the unexpected contingencies of democracy to the heightened anxiety of global climate change, explains Raymond:
‘The 2024 edition of Meridians will feature large-scale works of institutional quality and ambition by a bold group of artists. The title is an allegory for the formal language embodied in the artists’ work: Some explore the physical properties of regeneration and transformation in the methods of fabrication of the work itself, while others allude conceptually to entropy and the sublimation of organic materials. In other works, the handling of space evokes ideas of crossing over or passing in-between that propose change and transcendence.’

Highlights from Meridians include:
• Metal Storm (2024), a new bronze sculpture by American artist Rachel Feinstein (b. 1971), inspired by Hans Baldung Grien’s 16th-century drawing Witches, depicting three figures suspended above one another, soaring and spinning in mid-air, presented
by Gagosian (New York, Basel, London, Geneva, Hong Kong, Paris, Rome). Feinstein, who was raised in Miami, will also be the subject of a major mid-career survey at The Bass Museum, on view during Art Basel Miami Beach.
• A monumental photogram by Peruvian artist Roberto Huarcaya (b. 1959) from the series Amazogramas (2014-2024), taking as its subject the grandeur and precariousness of the Amazon rainforest, presented by Rolf Art (Buenos Aires). The work is the centerpiece of the Peruvian Pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale.
• From the artwork series exhibited in China’s pavilion at the Venice Biennale, Pathway (2024) by Zhu Jinshi (b. 1954), a sprawling walk-in sculpture made from 16,000 sheets of paper suspended over an armature of thin bamboo and cotton, presented by Pearl Lam Galleries (Hong Kong, Shanghai).
• Goya (2024) by American artist Alice Aycock (b. 1946), a towering 10-foot-tall aluminum ribbon-like spiral sculpture, presented by Galerie Thomas Schulte (Berlin).
• La Famille dans la Joyeuse Verdure (The Family in the Joyful Green) (2015-2019), a large- scale embroidery hand-stitched over a four-year period, by the Argentine artist collective Chiachio & Giannone (Leo Chiachio, b. 1969, and Daniel Giannone, b. 1964). Presented by Ruth Benzacar Galería de Arte (Buenos Aires), the work pays tribute to the LGBTQ community and Indigenous Guaraní culture.
• Inspired by urban spaces and city walls, Untitled (2024), a mural-sized diptych of cursives and calligraphic strokes by Miami-born, New York-based artist José Parlá (b. 1973), presented by Ben Brown Fine Arts (London, Hong Kong, Palm Beach). The project coincides with an exhibition of new works by Parlá at Pérez Art Museum Miami, also on view during the show week.
• A group of six woven tapestries by Korean fiber artist Lee ShinJa (b. 1930) from the 1980s, whose geometric compositions fuse cascades and spills of color that fall with grand verticality, presented by Tina Kim Gallery (New York).
• Bound Angel (2021), an enigmatic installation by American artist Portia Munson (b. 1961), featuring an immense oval dining table dressed in a tablecloth composed of used wedding dresses and a mannequin torso evoking a bound and facelesss bride, enveloped in discarded objects in the shape of female angels, presented by P.P.O-W (New York).
• Urs (2010), a freestanding painted sculpture made from epoxy resin by Austrian artist Franz West (1947-2012), part of the late artist’s Legitimate Sculptures series begun in the mid-1980s, presented by Van de Weghe (New York).

Kabinett
Conceived as a succession of jewel boxes dotted across the show floor, Kabinett will feature over 24 meticulously curated showcases within galleries’ main booths, with standout proposals including:
• A singular presentation of wood paintings by Miriam Inez da Silva (1937-1996) that seeks to reconfigure her legacy as a narrator of Brazilian modernization processes from the 1950s to the 1990s, presented by Gomide&Co. (São Paulo).
• The market debut of nearly a dozen paintings and works on paper from the 1940s by the master American Abstract-Expressionist painter Franz Kline (1910-1962) created prior to his affiliation with the New York School artists, offering rare insight into the early process and patronage of one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century, presented by Hirschl & Adler Modern (New York).
• A selection of lesser-known marble and bronze sculptures by Cuban-born, Puerto Rico- based artist Zilia Sánchez (b. 1926), a singular figure of Latin American Modernism and geometric abstraction, presented by Galerie Lelong & Co. (New York, Paris). The 98-year- old artist is the subject of a major career survey currently on view at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami and traveling to the Museum of Puerto Rico in 2025.
• A vibrant abstract landscape installation by Costa Rican artist Federico Herrero (b. 1978), comprised of new wall canvases and a site-specific floor painting created especially for the fair and inspired by the urban structures of the artist’s native San José, presented by Sies+ Höke (Düsseldorf).
Galleries will furthermore present works by nearly 4,000 artists across the show’s four remaining exhibition sectors, highlights for which were announced in July. Among the many exceptional proposals this year is Helly Nahmad Gallery’s (New York) showcase of 20th-century masters including Wassily Kandinsky (1886-1944), Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988), Alexander Calder (1898-1976), Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985), Pablo Picasso (1881-1973), Max Ernst (1891-1976), Fernand Léger (1881-1955), Lucio Fontana (1899-1968), and Joan Miró (1893-1983), and Meredith Rosen Gallery’s (New York) first-ever presentation in the main sector, featuring a new sculptural installation by Charlemagne Palestine (b. 1947), which the 79-year-old American artist will activate with a live musical performance during the fair. Coinciding with the centennial anniversary of the Surrealist Movement, main sector newcomer Gallery Wendi Norris (San Francisco) will present works by Cuban-born contemporary artist María Magdalena Campos– Pons (b. 1959) in dialogue with rare paintings by the canonical Spanish Surrealist Remedios Varo (1908-1963). Additionally, in Survey, two galleries will bring booths dedicated to rare works by French Surrealist women artists: a showcase of paintings by the little-known Jacqueline Lamba (1910-1993) at Weinstein Gallery (San Francisco), and a theatrical presentation featuring original photographs and books by Claude Cahun (1894-1954) at Galerie Alberta Pane (Paris, Venice).
Hailing from a wide variety of geographies – from Bogotá to Toronto, Madrid, Jakarta, and beyond – outstanding proposals from newcomers across sectors abound, including Gajah Gallery’s (Singapore) booth in Survey, featuring previously unseen paintings and wood and cotton sculptures by Indonesian artist I Gusti Ayu Kadek Murniasih (b. 1966), on the subject of feminine pleasure, autonomy, and body horror; Galerie Allen’s (Paris) trio presentation in Nova, on the theme of ‘sanctuary amongst the grotesque,’ featuring paintings by Ex-Situationist Jacqueline de Jong (b. 1939), aquarium sculpture works by Trevor Yeung (b. 1988), and hand-blown glass sculptures of tongues by Tarek Lakhrissi (b. 1992) that evoke Queer gateways into safe-space backroom culture; as well as Gordon Robichaux’s (New York) showcase in Positions, with a series of shrine works by Agosto Machado derived from the artist and activist’s personal archives, marking an important introduction of the figure’s work to broader commercial audiences.

Conversations & Cultural Programming during the show

A compelling series of live debates with art’s most exciting thought leaders, Conversations will be curated for the first time in Miami Beach by American writer, editor, and educator Kimberly Bradley. ‘This edition of Conversations takes the pulse of the art world’s many current paradigm shifts – some of them subtle, others more dramatic,’ said Bradley. ‘New tendencies, and potentials, are emerging for artists, collectors, and institutions. ‘Conversations will take place from December 5 to 7 in the Auditorium of the Miami Beach Convention Center, freely accessible to the public.

Beyond the fair halls, Art Basel Miami Beach will once again power an exciting, region-wide art week of world-class exhibitions and events taking place across Greater Miami and the surrounding areas. For the first time, Times Square Arts will bring their Midnight Moment program to Miami Beach during the show week, free to the public. The world’s largest and longest-running digital public art program showcasing work by leading contemporary artists on the electronic billboards of Times Square in New York City, Midnight Moment will present video works by 30 artists, projected nightly on the facade of Miami Beach’s SoundScape Park. Further details on the program, including dates and participating artists, will be announced in due course.

Further cultural programming includes:
• The Bass Museum
‘Rachel Feinstein: The Miami Years’
‘Ulla von Brandenburg: In Dialogue’
‘(LA)HORDE: Heureux sous son ombre’
‘Performing Perspectives: A Collection in Dialogue’

• Juan Carlos Maldonado Collection
Forthcoming

• El Espacio 23
Forthcoming

• The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami
‘Lucy Bull: The Garden of Forking Paths’
‘Ding Shilun: Janus’
‘Marguerite Humeau: *sk*/ey-‘
‘Keiichi Tanaami: Dream Collage’
‘Crossroads: Rubem Valentim’s 1960s’

• Locust Projects
‘Alexander Arrechea: Herramienta Desnuda (Bare Tool)’
‘Alba Triana: Dialogue with the Primordial Sea’

• Margulies Collection at the Warehouse
‘Historic Works from the Margulies Collection 1930s-1970s’
‘Conceptual Works 1980s-2010s’
‘Beyond the Single Image. Spanish Photography from the Foto Colectania Collection, Barcelona’
‘Portraits from Here to There: Alec Soth and Jason Schmidt’
‘Featured Installation: Do Ho Suh’
‘Mimmo Paladino: Painting and Sculpture’

• Marquez Art Projects
Forthcoming

MOCA, North Miami
‘Andrea Chung: Between Too Late and Too Early’
‘Smita Sen: Embodied’

• Norton Art Museum
‘Dragons: Commanders of Rain’
‘Strike Fast, Dance Lightly: Artists on Boxing’
‘Sorolla and the Sea’

• NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale
‘Jacqueline de Jong: Vicious Circles’
‘Joel Meyerowitz: Temporal Aspects’
‘Rose B. Simpson and vanessa german: IT INCLUDES EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE, ALWAYS’
‘Cici McMonigle: Creatures for the Divine’
‘Peter Halley: The Mirror Stage’
‘Louis M. Glackens: Pure Imagination’
‘House of Glackens’

• Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum
‘Fighters for Freedom: William H. Johnson Picturing Justice’
‘Of what surrounds me: Amanda Bradley, Cristina Lei Rodriguez, and Mette Tommerup’

• Pérez Art Museum Miami
‘José Parlá: Homecoming’
‘Jason Seife: Coming to Fruition’
‘Calida Rawles: Away with the Tides’
‘Every Sound Is a Shape of Time: Selections from PAMM’s Collection’
‘Xican-a.o.x. Body’
‘The Days That Build Us: Selections from PAMM’s Collection’
‘Antonia Wright: State of Labor’
‘Cecilia Vicuña: Quipu Gut’
‘Beyond Representation: Performance Art Practices from the Caribbean and its Diasporas’

•Rubell Museum
Forthcoming

The Legacy Purchase Program
For the fifth consecutive year, the City of Miami Beach will acquire for its esteemed public art collection one standout work from an exhibiting gallery at Art Basel Miami Beach. This year, in addition to exhibitors in Nova and Positions, newcomers joining the main sector from Nova and Positions within the last four years will also be eligible for participation. Decided via public vote, the winning artwork and gallery will be announced shortly before the opening of the show. The Legacy Purchase Program further strengthens the City’s longstanding partnership with Art Basel and supports a lasting cultural legacy that celebrates art’s power to shape the future.

The CPGA-Étant Donnés Prize
The Comité Professionnel des Galeries d’Art (French Professional Committee of Art Galleries, or CPGA) and Villa Albertine will join forces for the third edition of the CPGA-Etant Donnés Prize, which recognizes a major work by a contemporary French or France-based artist participating at Art Basel Miami Beach and their exhibiting gallery. The prize winner will be selected by an appointed jury of international curators and collectors and will receive a $15,000 cash prize, split equally between the artist and their gallery. In 2023, the prize was awarded to Colombian, Paris- based artist Daniel Otero Torres and mor charpentier.

NOTES TO EDITORS
About Yasmil Raymond
Yasmil Raymond is an independent curator. From 2020 to 2024, Raymond served as the director of Portikus and rector of the Hochschule für Bildende Künste-Städelschule, Frankfurt. Previously, Raymond served as Associate Curator in Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art, New York (2015-2019), where she organized and co-organized projects including The Unfinished Conversation: New Work from the Collection (2017) and From the Collection: 1960-1969 (2016). From 2009 to 2014, Raymond was Curator at Dia Art Foundation, New York, where she organized exhibitions and projects with artists Allora & Calzadilla (2015), Thomas Hirschhorn (2013), Jean-Luc Moulène (2012), Yvonne Rainer (2011), lan Wilson (2015-2011), and Robert Whitman (2011), Koo Jeong A (2010), Franz Erhard Walther (2010), and Trisha Brown (2009). From 2004 to 2009, she was Associate Curator in Visual Arts at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, where she curated or co-curated solo exhibitions of Kara Walker, Tomas Saraceno, and Tino Sehgal, and the group exhibition Brave New Worlds (2007-2008). From 2009 to 2019, Raymond was Senior Critic in the Master of Fine Arts program at the University of Pennsylvania. Most recently, Raymond co- curated Rikritk Tiravanija: DAS GLÜCK IST NICHT IMMER LUSTIG at the Gropius Bau in Berlin. She currently sits on the Finding Committee of documenta 16. Raymond serves as a trustee of the Teiger Foundation, Dia Art Foundation, the Stephen Antonakos Foundation, and A.R.T. (Art Resources Transfer), all based in New York. She holds a BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and MA from the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College.

About Kimberly Bradley
Kimberly Bradley is a writer, editor, and educator based in Berlin. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, ArtReview, and many other publications. Bradley is co-editor of Navigating the Planetary, a reader on transcultural art, and has lectured at NYU Berlin and the Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts. A former curator and moderator of the talks series at Viennacontemporary, she recently moderated public events for Forecast, an international mentorship program, and curated the 2024 edition of Conversations at Art Basel in Basel.

About Art Basel
Founded in 1970 by gallerists from Basel, Art Basel today stages the world’s premier art shows for Modern and contemporary art, sited in Basel, Miami Beach, Hong Kong, and Paris. Defined by its host city and region, each show is unique, which is reflected in its participating galleries, artworks presented, and the content of parallel programming produced in collaboration with local institutions for each edition. Art Basel’s engagement has expanded beyond art fairs through new digital platforms and initiatives such as The Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report. Art Basel’s Global Media Partner is the Financial Times. For further information, please visit artbasel.com.

Art Basel Miami Beach Selection Committee
• Márcio Botner, A Gentil Carioca, Rio de Janeiro
• Philippe Charpentier, mor charpentier, Paris & Bogotá
• Thiago Gomide, Gomide&Co., São Paulo
• Steve Henry, Paula Cooper Gallery, New York
• Wendy Olsoff, P.P.O.W, New York
• Susanne Vielmetter, Vielmetter Los Angeles

Sector Experts for Nova and Positions
•Kibum Kim, Commonwealth and Council, Los Angeles
•Leopol Mones Cazón, Isla Flotante, Buenos Aires
•Nicole Russo, Chapter NY, New York

Partners
Global Lead Partner of Art Basel, UBS has a long history of supporting contemporary art and artists. The firm has one of the world’s most distinguished corporate art collections. UBS seeks to advance the international conversation about the art market through its global lead partnership with Art Basel and as co-publisher of the ‘Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report’ and the ‘Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting’, authored by Dr. Clare McAndrew. UBS also supports some of the world’s most important arts institutions, events, and fairs. UBS provides its clients with insight into the art market, collecting, and legacy planning through its UBS Collectors Circle and UBS Art Advisory. For more information about UBS’s commitment to contemporary art, visit ubs.com/art.

Art Basel’s Associate Partner Audemars Piguet believes that creativity feeds culture, connects people, and gives purpose to our lives. Through its dedicated contemporary art programme, Audemars Piguet Contemporary, international artists are commissioned to create carte-blanche artworks across a variety of scales and media, enabling artists to explore new territories in their practice. Art Basel’s Associate Partner NetJets, the world leader in private aviation, is partnering with Art Basel to showcase emerging artists through their lounge activations at Art Basel in Basel, Paris, and Miami Beach. Art Basel is also supported globally by Hong Kong Tourism Board, BMW, Ruinart, GOAT, Quintessentially, and We are Ona. Art Basel’s Global Media Partner is the Financial Times.

Joining Art Basel Miami Beach as an Official Partner in 2024, Airbnb encourages travelers to live like a local across the Magic City, with local Hosts set to welcome thousands of artists, patrons, and enthusiasts during the show from key destinations including New York City, Washington, D.C., Paris, Nuremberg, Seoul, and Tokyo. For information on booking accommodation, please visit airbnb.com/artbaselmb2024.

As Art Basel Miami Beach’s Official Partner, Lufthansa will provide a seamless, 360-degree premium international travel experience for visitors to Miami Beach, from booking to arrival, as part of its ‘All it takes is a yes’ campaign. In addition, Lufthansa will collaborate with a leading contemporary artist to present a one-of-a-kind experience for visitors to discover onsite at Art Basel Miami Beach, further details of which will be unveiled soon.

Art Basel Miami Beach is supported by Microsoft, Lufthansa, Sotheby’s International Realty, Chubb, Solana, Rabanne, Casa Dragones and The Samsung Art Store, as well as Parley for the Oceans, Perrier, TOV, and Muuto. The show’s Official Hotel Partners are The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach, Grand Beach Hotel Miami Beach, and W South Beach. For more information, please visit artbasel.com/partner.

Art Basel & UBS School Group Program
Art Basel greatly values the attendance of students and school groups at our shows. For the second year, Art Basel and UBS will partner to offer complimentary admission to Art Basel Miami Beach for registered schools, an initiative that provides enriching educational experiences in the world of Modern and contemporary art.

This year, Art Basel Miami Beach will also launch the Rosa de la Cruz Student Participation Program, in honor of the late Miami art patron and philanthropist’s legacy of championing education and public programs in contemporary art. The program will annually fund 100 students at Design and Architecture Senior High School (DASH) in Miami, Florida, of which Rosa was a passionate supporter, to visit Art Basel Miami Beach.

Important Dates

Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 VIP days (by invitation only)
Wednesday, December 4, 11am to 7pm, First Choice VIP guests
Wednesday, December 4, 4pm to 7pm, Preview VIP guests
Thursday, December 5, 11am to 7pm, First Choice and Preview VIP guests
Thursday, December 5, 4pm to 7pm, Vernissage VIP guests

Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 Public days (access with a ticket or invitation)
Friday, December 6, 11am to 6pm
Saturday, December 7, 11am to 6pm Sunday, December 8, 11am to 6pm

Getting to the show
The City of Miami Beach will provide complimentary water taxi and shuttle services during the show week, to and from the Miami Beach Convention Center and the Miami Design District in mainland Miami. More information on these services will be available soon.

Media Information Online
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Upcoming Art Basel shows
Paris, October 18-20, 2024
Miami Beach, December 8-10, 2024
Hong Kong, March 28-30, 2025
Basel, June 19-22, 2025

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