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Change at the helm of Art Basel: Noah Horowitz appointed CEO

Change at the helm of Art Basel: Noah Horowitz appointed CEO
Change at the helm of Art Basel: Noah Horowitz appointed CEO

Change at the helm of Art Basel: Noah Horowitz appointed CEO

Noah Horowitz has been appointed CEO of Art Basel, succeeding Marc Spiegler, Global Director Art Basel, who has taken the decision to leave MCH Group and explore the next phase of his artworld career.

The Board of Directors and Group Management Team would like to thank Marc Spiegler for his longstanding commitment as head of the leading global platform for contemporary and modern art with shows in Basel, Miami Beach, Hong Kong and now also Paris. At the same time, the MCH Group Board of Directors and Group CEO Florian Faber are pleased to announce the appointment of Noah Horowitz, who held the post of Director Americas from 2015 to 2021.

Noah Horowitz is returning to Art Basel as CEO on November 7, 2022. He joins from Sotheby’s where he served as Worldwide Head of Gallery & Private Dealer Services since September 2021. As the outgoing Global Director, Marc Spiegler will hand over the running of the business to Noah Horowitz at this juncture, supporting Noah through year-end, including on the 20th anniversary edition of Art Basel Miami Beach (Dec 1-3). Following this, he will continue in an advisory capacity to Art Basel for the next 6 months.

“Under the leadership of Marc Spiegler, Art Basel has developed into what it is today – one of the most prestigious and valuable brands in the international art market”, states Andrea Zappia, Chairman of the Board of Directors of MCH Group. “Our thanks go to Marc for his great personal commitment, his networking in the global world of art and his notable successes in the development of Art Basel.” Andrea Zappia adds: “On behalf of the entire Board of Directors, I am delighted to be welcoming Noah Horowitz back into the team – We are convinced that Noah’s business acumen, digital experience and extensive relationships within the international gallery and collecting community will be instrumental in further developing Art Basel and delivering on the company’s ambitious growth plans at its home base as well as internationally.”

“We are especially pleased that Noah is returning to Art Basel as the new CEO, further strengthening the MCH Group Management Team as a colleague in future”, says Florian Faber, Group CEO. “I already had the opportunity to work with Noah in the past and am confident that with his outstanding expertise in the global world of art, he will successfully lead Art Basel into its next phase. Noah is held in high esteem in the industry, uniting an in-depth understanding of the art market and its players with a lifelong passion for the visual arts, business knowledge and digital transformation. Together with Noah, we will consolidate the position of Art Basel as a globally leading platform for modern and contemporary art and forge ahead with our innovative initiatives.” Florian Faber continues: “Marc Spiegler has done an outstanding job in developing Art Basel over the past fifteen years. The recent premiere of Paris+ by Art Basel and the upcoming 20th anniversary edition of Art Basel Miami Beach are two more highlights in a long and illustrious career. We cannot thank Marc enough and wish him all the best for his future.”

Marc Spiegler joined MCH Group in 2007 as Co-Director Art Basel and, since 2012, has been Global Director Art Basel. “Following the successful premiere of Paris+ and with the imminent 20th anniversary of Art Basel Miami Beach, I am leaving Art Basel on a high note.” he says. “Leading the next stage of Art Basel’s evolution will take many years and a different set of skills. Having launched new shows in Hong Kong and Paris, staged 43 fairs, and led Art Basel through a global pandemic, it has come time to pass the baton. Fortunately, my friend Noah Horowitz – the perfect person to carry Art Basel forward – will be leading that development. Finally, I would like to thank my incredible team and my colleagues throughout the world for their passion, their commitment, and their dedication in driving patronage to our galleries and their artists.”

“I am honored and delighted to be returning to Art Basel in my new role. I would like to thank MCH Group and Florian for their confidence in me as well as Marc for his stewardship over the years “, says Noah Horowitz. “The Art Basel team is incredibly committed, and I look forward to working with my colleagues and all the stakeholders of the Art Basel community to lead and evolve the business as we collectively embark upon a new chapter.”

About Noah Horowitz
Noah Horowitz is returning to Art Basel as CEO on November 7, 2022, having held the post of Director
Americas from 2015 to 2021. Noah joins the organization from Sotheby’s where he served as Worldwide
Head of Gallery & Private Dealer Services since September 2021. In this capacity, he steered Sotheby’s
business strategy and relationships with the international dealer community. Previously, he held a fouryear tenure as Executive Director of The Armory Show in New York, after directing the first ever onlineonly fair, VIP Art Fair, from 2010-11. He has a Ph.D. in art history from the Courtauld Institute of Art, London, and is the author of Art of the Deal: Contemporary Art in a Global Financial Market (Princeton University Press, 2011). His writings and commentary on art and economics have appeared in
publications including The New York Times, Financial Times, Texte zur Kunst and The Art Newspaper,
amongst others. Noah is a member of the Manhattan Chapter of Young Presidents Organization, and lives in New York City with his wife, Louise, and children, Sif and Leo.
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 a
number of new initiatives such as the Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report, Intersections: The Art Basel Podcast, and the BMW Art Journey. Art Basel’s Global Media Partner is The Financial Times. For further information, please visit artbasel.com.
About MCH Group
MCH Group headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, is an internationally operating experience marketing
company with a comprehensive services network. It organizes some 30 community platforms in
Switzerland and abroad, including Art Basel, Swissbau and Giardina. The Live Marketing Solutions
division with the MCH Global, MC2 and Expomobilia brands offers comprehensive experience marketing
solutions. MCH Group also runs Messe Basel and the Congress Center Basel and Messe Zürich. The company has more than 800 permanent employees, approximately half of whom are located in
Switzerland and the USA. Further information may be found at: www.mch-group.com


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Sotheby’s
Mitzi Mina
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Art for Sale, Criatura

“The Dark side of the Tenta" Criatura
“The Dark side of the Tenta" Criatura

“The Dark side of the Tenta”

Artist of the Week
Criatura

“The Dark side of the Tenta" Criatura
“The Dark side of the Tenta” Criatura

The Dark side of the Tenta

24” x 34” inches

Mixed media on canvas

$6,000.00

With his “hyper-contemporary” style, Criatura blurs the lines between art, fashion and pop culture. Spanish for creature, the name tells you all you need to know… echoed by the iconography which populates his works – creatures, all with an element of mystery. Most recognisable, and for which he continues to gain notoriety, TENTA, an artistic experiment aimed at re-writing the ‘rules’ that govern the art world.

The London based artist’s debut at Art Fusion Wynwood, “INTRODUCTION TO TENTA”, comprises canvas works and his trademark sneakers, and couldn’t be more Miami. Rich with regional influence, from color to culture, this exhibition nods its head to The Heat, the recent introduction of Miami to the Formula 1 calendar and the bright, in your face attitude Miami wears on it’s sleeve. All connected by one key theme, TENTA.

Artist Statement:

“Convention tells you to paint everything one way. What If I paint one thing, every way?”

2085 NW 2ND AVE , MIAMI FL 33127, UNITED STATES

305.573.5730

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Encuentro de Acción en Vivo y Diferido

Encuentro de Acción en Vivo y Diferido -AVD-

Encuentro de Acción en Vivo y Diferido

14° Encuentro AVD: Geo-políticas 25 NOV

Muestra DISLOCADA/DISLOCATED 2022:

Alberto Monreal (ESPAÑA)

Natacha Voliakovsky (ARGENTINA/EEUU)

Narda Muñoz (ITALIA) & Heidy Lean (COLOMBIA)

Yeisson Rodríguez Gutiérrez (COLOMBIA)

Don Chow (CANADÁ)

Érika Ordosgoitti (VENEZUELA)

Janani Cooray (SRI LANKA)

Premshiva & María Victoria Gómez (COLOMBIA)

Nathan Varón López (COLOMBIA) y Fran Orallo (ESPAÑA)

Jordina Ros & Pere Estadella (ESPAÑA)

MURTA & Daniel Sampieri (CHILE)

Gaba Cánaves Miñones (ARGENTINA)

Giovanni Peixoto (ESPAÑA)

Laura Velandia Silva & María Angelica Guerrero (COLOMBIA)

Narvis Bracamonte & Pedro Pez (VENEZUELA)

Neryth Yamile Manrrique (COLOMBIA)

Pasquale Proia & Fausto Grossi (ITALIA)

Ricardo Vilas Freire (BRASIL)

Ale Montiel (ARGENTINA)

Alexander Escalona (VENEZUELA)

Clara Emery (EEUU)

Sherry Yang (TAIWAN)

Su Guanhua (TAIWAN) & Lin Taiyu (TAIWAN)

Liliana Caycedo Hernández (COLOMBIA)

V. Vejar Salazar (CHILE) y Piedad coka (COLOMBIA)

Fran Orallo (ESPAÑA)

ECO-SUSTANCIA

Jordina Ros & Pere Estadella (ESPAÑA)
@murta.azul_Gaba Cánaves Miñones (ARGENTINA)
Coletivo RAÍZ 11
José Francisco Vieira y Giovanni Peixoto (ESPAÑA)
@coletivoraiz11 / @franz.lara_ / @giovannispeixoto
Laura Velandia Silva & María Angelica Guerrero (COLOMBIA)
@laurentina_velandia & @guerreroang_000
Narvis Bracamonte & Pedro Pez (VENEZUELA)
Neryth Yamile Manrrique (COLOMBIA)
Pasquale Proia & Fausto Grossi (ITALIA)
Ricardo Vilas Freire (BRASIL) @ricardovilasfreire
Clara Emery (EEUU), Sherry Yang (TAIWAN),
Su Guanhua (CHINA) & Lin Taiyu (CHINA)
Liliana Caycedo Hernández (COLOMBIA)
V. Vejar Salazar (CHILE) @v_e_j_a_r
Piedad coka (COLOMBIA)

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SCOPE PROGRAMMING

THE NEW CONTEMPORARY

Returning to the SCOPE pavilion this year is The New Contemporary, an experiential multidisciplinary program located in our expanded Atrium. The New Contemporary will present daily programming featuring large-scale installations, music performances, and panel discussions during the day while continuing our long-standing commitment to wellness. Guests are encouraged to attend our morning healing program and guided meditation against the backdrop of beautiful South Beach. This multi-day destination will transform after-hours into a premium nightlife experience and feature world-class music talent at night.

TOMISLAV TOPIC | INSTALLATION | ENTRANCE

The German artist Tomislav Topić uses large-scale color and form to create site-specific art installations that derive from graffiti and street art culture. Topić will use shapes and patterns found in architecture to transform SCOPE’s front entrance and challenge the spectator’s perception of space.

Made possible by SCOPE and Origin

NFT TICKETING

SCOPE is proud to partner with Creative Artists Agency and YellowHeart on a diverse curation of innovative NFT-minted SCOPE VIP tickets. These minted tickets feature artwork celebrating SCOPE’s The New Contemporary Program.

SCOPE will partner with digital marketplace YellowHeart for a second year to create the first-of-its-kind blockchain ticketing solution.

Made possible in part by Creative Artist Agency and YellowHeart

MONOLITH | INSTALLATION | ATRIUM

A monumental example of the future of public art, the Monolith, produced by ArtRepublic with curatorial guest Superchief, will illustrate the power of public digital art installations’ ability to bring connectedness and wellness to communities. The Monolith will feature emerging and blue-chip digital artists within this monumental sculpture piece.

THE SANCHEZ BROTHERS | SCULPTURE | ATRIUM

TEMPEST is a new installation by Canadian fine art photographers Carlos & Jason Sanchez who are known for their large-scale dramatic work. A storm will rage within a large glass box where metallic pieces collide to resemble the movement of a starry night or perhaps the universe unraveling and then coming back together.

Made possible by SCOPE

KEN NWADIOGBU | SCULPTURE | ATRIUM

Nigerian artist Ken Nwadiogbu personifies the migrant experience through his thoughtful and engaging artwork. Constructed using cardboard boxes, Migrant acts as a visual metaphor for the trauma of dislocation from one’s roots. His work will be on view in The New Contemporary Atrium during the show this year.

Made possible by SCOPE

URSA MINOR | SCULPTURE | ATRIUM

Interactive artist and engineer Jen Lewin has created a towering 12-foot-tall lighted infinity mirrored bear. Inspired by the dazzling natural phenomena of Polaris (the North Star) and its constellation Ursa Minor, the sculpture’s multi- paneled infinity mirrored body reminds viewers to look up in amazement and wonder. Ursa Minor’s grand scale serves as a glowing landmark for navigation as we maneuver through uncertain times and our current moment of climate crisis.

Made possible in part by Jen Lewin and Loews Hotels

NFT WALL | INSTALLATION | ATRIUM

Superchief Gallery NFT, the World’s First IRL NFT Gallery, has curated daily NFT showcases with some of the biggest names in the art industry.

HOTTEA | INSTALLATION | ATRIUM

Acclaimed street artist HOTTEA uses brightly colored yarn to create larger-than-life hanging installations. On the heels of national and international praise, he returns to SCOPE Miami Beach for another iteration of his monumental work in the SCOPE Pavilion.

Made possible in part by Restylane and Sculptra

LUCY SPARROW

Lucy Sparrow is one of the most exciting and original artists working in the UK today. Her practice is quirky yet subversive, luring the audience in with her soft, tactile, colorful felt creations before hitting them hard with her comment on subjects from the demise of the traditional high street to censorship in pornography. This year Lucy Sparrow will return to SCOPE Miami Beach for another incredible installation.

Made possible by SCOPE

MAIN STAGE

The SCOPE Main Stage will host events throughout daily programming. In the morning, guests are encouraged to attend yoga and guided meditation. Afternoon activations include daily talk series and performance programming. At night guests have a chance to loosen up and blow off some steam with a-list talent that is respected worldwide. All of this is occurring alongside large-scale installations, music, and VIP tours, creating an unforgettable experience for those attending.

Made possible by SCOPE

EXQUISITE MOVING CORPSE

Conceived as a collaboration by Chip Lord, Jack Massing and Sean Miller. In planning The Exquisite Moving Corpse (2022) Lord, Massing, and Miller made decisions to alter the methodology from a drawing strategy and apply it to video. They invited sixty artists to create a one-minute video based on the last frame of the previous minute.

Lord, Massing, and Miller made the first three minutes and then handed it off to an evolving list of artists whom they invited – a jump into the unknown! Some artists produced their one minute of footage within hours whereas others took weeks to complete their minute. The final product is a cohesive sixty minute film.

Made possible by SCOPE

PRACTCIAL ARTS

PRACTICAL ARTS is the creative collaboration and utopian playground of Lilah Friedland and Polina Malikin. They work with other makers to create beautiful, useful objects, instigate and nurture caring relationships, and seek out soulful and ecstatic experiences. PRACTICAL ARTS works with other makers to illuminate the everyday through artistic practice in service of joy and the power of intention.

Made possible by SCOPE

SCOPECIRCLE

SCOPE is proud to reintroduce the SCOPEcircle with a new initiative that invites top collectors to host an artwork presented by our flagship New Contemporary program. Large scale sculptures will be loaned to collectors in the spirit of building emerging artist patronage.

The SCOPEcircle is a contemporary version of a program that SCOPE built years before. The SCOPEcircle was a committee for artworld luminaries that curated and supported emerging artists projects and Emerging Artist Grants.

CURATORIAL AWARD

Greg Allen-Müller, Hyper-Realistic Straight Lines, Sculpture | Courtesy of Bahnhof Gallery

Curatorial Awards are given to exhibitors featuring an extraordinary program through solo or focused thematic curation.

2021 Programming

TRAVEL GRANT

Angèle Etoundi Essamba, Deploiement, Photography  | Courtesy of Galerie Carole Kvasnevski

SCOPE International Art Show is proud to present galleries from 23 countries in 2022. Our commitment to diversity in our program is exemplified by the generous Travel Grants that we offer exhibitors who are traveling from overseas.

2021 Programming

MORNING WELLNESS | ALO YOGA

Join Alo, SCOPE’s official wellness partner, and start each day feeling your best. The L.A.-based activewear and lifestyle brand is bringing mindful movement to Miami Beach with energizing morning beachside yoga classes and sound baths held daily. Find your flow, tap into your power, and get centered at the start of each day before heading out to experience all that SCOPE Miami Beach has to offer.

Alo is a pioneer in mind-body wellness, with offerings designed to promote physical and mental health, and an ethos of eco-responsibility. From athlete-approved, studio-to-street clothing to clean beauty, to streaming thousands of fitness classes on the Alo Moves digital platform, the Alo brand has become synonymous with a healthy lifestyle and balanced mindset.

Programming Schedule

Morning Yoga Flow + Sound Bath | 10AM – 11AM
Wednesday, November 30th
Thursday, December 1st
Friday, December 2nd
Saturday, December 3rd
Sunday, December 4th

2021 Programming

VIP STAGE | BRAND INNOVATORS

Brand Innovators is thrilled to be the Official Content Partner at the 21st annual SCOPE Art Show. Our program – on both the Main Stage and VIP Stage – will feature a wide variety of artists, creators and other talent, as well as many senior brand marketers from Fortune 500 and other leading brands positioned at the intersection of art and culture. In addition, our Culture Shifter Awards will honor some of the most innovative and influential people shaping the future of sports, fashion and entertainment. Open your heart, mind and soul to some of the most exceptional and fascinating speakers working in front of and behind the canvas. We look forward to seeing you in South Beach!

AFTERNOON | TALKS

SCOPE presents a dynamic series of talks and events in partnership with prestigious publications, institutions and strategic partners.

2021 Programming

SUNSETS | LATE AFTERNOON MUSIC PERFORMANCE AND ACTIVATIONS

Image Courtesty of Gianni Blu

Sunsets transform experiential afternoons into exclusive live evening performances. SCOPE’s stage will ignite with top music performers who will add a new dimension to our pavilion.

EVENING | PERFORMANCES AND EVENTS

SCOPE’s multi-day destination will transform after-hours to a premium nightlife experience and feature world-class music talent at night.

2021 Programming

GREY GOOSE LOUNGE

GREY GOOSE®, the exclusive vodka partner of SCOPE Miami Beach 2022, invites you to an immersive celebration of the martini, daily from 11AM to 8PM. A whimsical French garden comes to life on the sands of South Bach, showcasing martinis crafted by local Miami bartenders and sunset DJ sets, with moments captured in a surreal and sleek fashion for guests.

DELILAH DAY LOUNGE

Come swing and jive through this homage to the roaring ‘20s at SCOPE Miami Beach 2022. Delilah is a modern-day supper club with a vintage aesthetic. Nostalgic touches offer a warm and welcoming atmosphere as guests dine on refined American fare. 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.

BOOTSY BELLOWS

Step into the residential haven that is Bootsy Bellows. First introduced in 2012 by actor David Arquette and The h.wood Group, the space mirrors Frank Sinatra’s 1940s Palm Springs home. From the pink banquettes to the lush greenery, the venue breaks the mold on traditional nightclub aesthetics with its luxurious, residential feel. Combining a variety of live entertainment, including DJs, music performances, and puppets, the locale is a decadent playground for adults. Named after Arquette’s mother, a burlesque dancer and pinup model in her time, Bootsy Bellows is a spectacle in a class of its own.

NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE LOUNGE

Experience tranquility at SCOPE 2022 as you enjoy the elevated ambiance of Norwegian Cruise Line. Take in the breathtaking views of Miami Beach from our Observation Lounge as you discover the impressive art collection featured on our ships as you sip coffee, wine, or handcrafted cocktails.

At Norwegian, we believe that each journey is unique to the individual, so we’ve created a lounge to explore, discover, connect, or relax – the choice is yours!

GALDERMA VIP LOUNGE

Immerse yourself in a true artistic experience with Galderma’s aesthetic products Restylane® and Sculptra® at SCOPE Miami Beach 2022. Come see an immersive installation by acclaimed street artist HOTTEA who uses brightly colored yarn to create larger-than-life hanging installations. In addition, express yourself with makeup by a celebrity makeup artist and receive on-site consultations and treatments.

Learn more at www.RestylaneUSA.com and www.SculptraUSA.com.

The Galderma VIP Lounge is brought to you by Restylane and Sculptra.

ORIGIN LOUNGE

Come experience a natural oasis designed by ORIGIN™ at SCOPE Miami Beach 2022. Take time to relax and hydrate with spring water samples at our premium bar, or unlock your creativity and work with an artist as they create a custom sketch that speaks to your ORIGIN™ Story. No matter what you choose to enjoy, expect a refreshing experience all while taking in the atmosphere of the South Beach Lounge.

2021 Programming

South Beach Lounge is brought to you through Origin

CURATED FOOD EXPERIENCE | RESY X SHOKUDO

Discover restaurants to love in Miami, with Resy as your guide. Check out the RESY x SHOKUDO collaboration at the SCOPE Miami Beach to enjoy special bites and drinks. (Pro Tip: if you love sushi, don’t miss the Resy Roll!).

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FRIDAY SUNSET | WHITE CLAW

White Claw Hard Seltzer, the official hard seltzer at SCOPE Miami Beach, is continuing its event series supporting emerging artists, Next Wave powered by BMI. Originating in Nashville, TN, this program was built to merge White Claw’s admiration and passion for music’s rising talent. This one-night show will highlight Miami’s diverse talent scene with a sound unique to the waves down in South Beach.

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MDC’S MIAMI FILM FESTIVAL GEMS 2022 STORY ANGLES

MDC’S MIAMI FILM FESTIVAL GEMS 2022
MDC’S MIAMI FILM FESTIVAL GEMS 2022

MDC’S MIAMI FILM FESTIVAL GEMS 2022 STORY ANGLES

  • Save Tower Theater: It’s more important now than ever before to support Miami Dade College’s Tower Theater by showing up to this year’s GEMS festival.
  • Opening & Closing Night Films: The Festival will open with Rian Johnson’s Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery and will close with Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans. Paul Dano, The Fabelmans star, will receive the Precious GEMS Award virtually. 
  • How MDC’s Miami Film Festival Programs Its Films: Speak with Nick Calzada (Interim Executive Director and Senior Programmer) and/or Lauren Cohen (Director of Programming) to learn about how they select films to be featured at GEMS. 
  • Most Countries in a GEMS Lineup: MDC’s Miami Film Festival GEMS 2022 will feature films from 14 countries, the most ever in a GEMS lineup. 
  • Seven films being presented as Special Presentations in the GEMS 2022 selection are official submissions to the 95th Academy Awards in the International Feature Film category, having received acclaim at Cannes, Berlin and other world film festivals. Fun Fact: Countries must submit their film of choice in order for the film to be considered for the award. The seven films are:
    • Close (Belgium) – This film was universally loved at the Caan Film Festival
    • Saint Omer (France)
    • Holy Spider (Denmark) **A feminist movie; the director of this film came with signs to a film festival in solidarity of Iran.
    • The Quiet Girl (Ireland)
    • Alcarràs (Spain – Catalonia) – The director for this film was previously at GEMS
    • Corsage (Austria)
    • Decision to Leave (Korea) 
  • Three Films Won Audience Choice Awards at the Toronto Film Festival: Miami Film Festival GEMS will screen three of the top-placing films from the Toronto Film Festival that received the audience choice awards. These three films are:
    • The Fabelmans, closing night film based on Steven Spielberg’s life
    • Women Talking 
    • Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery 
  • Local Angles: Billy Corbin’s God Forbid: The Sex Scandal that Brought Down a Dynasty, a revealing documentary about Giancarlo Granda, former pool attendant at the Fontainebleau Hotel, who shares the intimate details of his seven-year relationship with a charming older woman, Becki Falwell, and her husband, the Evangelical Trump stalwart Jerry Falwell Jr. This film will be featured at the GEMS preview night on Oct. 27 (limited press seats); The Inspection with Gabrielle Union; while Gabrielle Union is unable to attend GEMS, her co-star Raúl Castillo will be at GEMS to personally receive the Art of Light Award and will attend a screening of The Inspection
  • Feminist Movies: She Said about two New York Times reporters who broke the Harvey Weinstein story which led to the #MeToo movement; Alice Darling, Women Talking, and Corsage
  • Arts Movie: All the Beauty & the Bloodshed, a documentary about photographer Nan Goldin’s battle against the notorious big-pharma Sackler family
  • First-time Feature Film Directors in GEMS Lineup: 
    • Alice, Darling, starring Anna Kendrick and directed by Mary Nighy 
    • The Inspection
    • The Quiet Girl
    • Saint Omer
  • Second-time Feature Film Directors in GEMS Lineup:
    • Close
    • The Son

Alcarràs

  • Some of the biggest stars and filmmakers in the world have graced the screens and red carpets of the Miami Film Festival from Sofia Loren, Antonio Banderas, Anne Hathaway, Danny Glover, Shirley MacLaine, Spike Lee, Pedro Almodóvar, and Andy Garcia. 
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NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale and David Posnack

Kiss Me Kosher
Kiss Me Kosher

NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale and David Posnack Jewish Community Center Resume Second Sunday Film Series 

Premiering on Thursday, November 3, 2022, and continuing on consecutive second Sundays as of January 8, 2022, the Second Sunday Film Series will include an afternoon of art and film held at NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale FORT LAUDERDALE (November 3, 2022) — NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, a world-class fine art museum located in the heart of Downtown Fort Lauderdale, is thrilled to resume Second Sunday Film Series in collaboration with David Posnack Jewish Community Center (DPJCC). Screened in NSU Art Museum’s Horvitz Auditorium, the program includes a guided tour of the Museum’s newest exhibitions followed by screenings. Films include “Kiss Me Kosher,” a love story between clashing cultures and families; “Love it was Not,” a finely crafted documentary; “Here We Are,” a heartwarming father and son story, and “Greener Pasture” a comedy by Matan Gugenhaim and Assaf Abiri. 
Tickets are $10 per screening for members of the Museum and/or DPJCC, $20 for non-members. The Museum offers a three-film bundle priced at $25 for members of the Museum and/or DPJCC and $50 for non-members. Tickets can be purchased by visiting nsuartmuseum.org or at the door. Tickets to the showing of “Kiss Me Kosher” on November 3 are available now and can be purchased at the following link: https://nsuartmuseum.org/event/david-posnack-jewish-community-center-presents-kiss-me-kosher/   
Screenings include: 

Kiss Me Koshe Movie


Thursday, November 3, 2022 – “Kiss Me Kosher”
 shows the subversive love story between clashing cultures and families, in a romantic misadventure crossing all borders. When two generations of Israeli women fall for a German woman and a Palestinian man, chaos follows. Directed by Shirel Peleg, the film will be shown in English, German, Hebrew, and Arabic.

Love it was Not Movie

Sunday, January 8, 2023 – “Love it was Not” is a finely crafted documentary about Helena Citron, a prisoner in Auschwitz, and Franz Wunsch, a high-ranking SS officer who falls in love with her and her magnetic singing voice. Thirty years later, Helena is asked to testify on Wunsch’s behalf. Directed by Maya Sarfaty, based on her 2016 Student Oscar Winner short, she has won Best Documentary at the Atlanta and Boca Raton Jewish Film Festival. 

Here We Are
Here We Are Movie

Sunday, February 12, 2023 – “Here We Are,” directed by Nir Bergman, tells the remarkable and inspiring story of Aharon who has devoted his life to raising his son Uri. They live together in a gentle routine, away from the real world. But Uri is autistic, and now as a young adult, it might be time for him to live in a specialized home. While on their way to the institution, Aharon decides to run away with his son and hits the road, knowing that Uri is not ready for this separation. Or is it, in fact, his father who is not ready?

Green Pastures Movia

Sunday, March 12, 2023 – “Green Pastures,” written and directed by Matan Guggenheim and Assaf Abiri, highlights Dov, a widower, who is forced by his family to move to a nursing home – and there’s nothing he can do or say about it. He’s broke since he lost his pension savings, and he blames the state for it. The nursing home feels like a prison, and all Dov can think about is getting out of there, buying his old house back, and living there until he dies. When he notices that all his fellow residents smoke legal medical cannabis, he realizes that weed will be his salvation – selling it, not smoking it. When love, cops, and gangsters come into play, Dov finds himself at a crossroads; will he risk it all to make his dream come true?
NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale is located at One East Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301. For more information, please visit nsuartmuseum.org or call 954-525-5500. Follow the Museum on social media @nsuartmuseum.  

About NSU Art Museum Founded in 1958, NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale is a premier destination for exhibitions and programs encompassing many facets of civilization’s visual history. Located midway between Miami and Palm Beach in downtown Fort Lauderdale’s arts and entertainment district, the Museum’s 83,000 square-foot building, which opened in 1986, was designed by architect Edward Larrabee Barnes and contains over 25,000 square feet of exhibition space, the 256 -seat Horvitz auditorium, a museum store and café. In 2008, the Museum became part of Nova Southeastern University (NSU), one of the largest private research universities in the United States. NSU Art Museum is known for its significant collection of Latin American art, contemporary art with an emphasis on art by Black, Latin American and women artists, as well as works by American artist William Glackens, and the European Cobra group of artists. Two scholarly research centers complement the collections: The Dr. Stanley and Pearl Goodman Latin American Art Study Center and the William J. Glackens Study Center. Exhibitions and programs at NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale are made possible in part by a challenge grant from the David and Francie Horvitz Family Foundation. Funding is also provided by the City of Fort Lauderdale, Community Foundation of Broward, the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council and Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau, the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale is accredited by the American Association of Museums.

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A Resonance of Masters Picasso, Miró, Valdés

Picasso-Nu-assis-appuyé-sur-des-coussins-1964
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A Resonance of Masters

Picasso, Miró, Valdés

November 2022, New York – Opera Gallery Miami is pleased to present an exhibition of essential works by Spanish masters Joan Miró, Picasso, and Manolo Valdés. The show will be on view to the public from November 29th through December 20th, 2022.

Miró, Personnage (Character), 1974
Miró, Personnage (Character), 1974

The powerful exhibition will attest to the ongoing artistic resonance of the 20th and 21st centuries through the lens of the three artists. By exploring Picasso and Miró’s artistic legacy and sensibilities, Manolo Valdés, represented by Opera Gallery since 2017, pays homage to both artists through the use of geometrical shapes and colors reminiscent of theirs in theme and principle. The choice of subjects in Valdés is a clear reference to the modern period of art history, specifically to Spanish Masters. At the same time, the aesthetics of the geometry of half moons and squares give the work a contemporary flair.

Manolo Valdés, Madera con Colores

Valdés explores movement as central to the artistic process, the use of unbled colors as an important motif, and the destruction of a figure as essential to composition. These themes were ground-breaking when introduced by Picasso and Miró, and are still explored by Valdés – geometrical shapes, at the heart of a decomposed figure, allow other forms to be constructed from them.

Picasso, Nu assis appuyé sur des coussins, 1964

Valdés’ vertically and horizontally extended busts evoke an expansive movement surrounded by bold colors, directly adhering to the legacy of Miró. The pure and minimalistic faces, basic lines, and the color’s predominance over the form, reveal and demonstrate the artist’s talent and ability to navigate between figuration and abstraction, like his predecessor.

In turn, his mixed media works depict deconstructed human forms that mirror the style of Picasso. “When I put many eyes on one face, I put them because Picasso taught me that it’s possible to do that.” Manolo Valdés.

Manolo Valdés, Picasso como Pretexto I, 2022

This resonance is a story of filiation, and filiation mixes transmission and transgression. Throughout his work, Manolo Valdés, just like Picasso and Miró themselves, drew inspiration from old Masters while becoming an iconoclast, just like them: his artistic process mirrors the one they once had. Reconstructing form, colors, shapes and materials transcend the iconoclastic process to transform Valdés’ work into a true homage to art history and what his Masters have taught him.

A Resonance of Masters will be on view from November 29th to December 20th at Opera Gallery, located at 151 NE 41st St Suite 131, Miami, FL 33137.

About Opera Gallery

Founded by Gilles Dyan in 1994 and internationally established with galleries and locations worldwide, Opera Gallery is one of the leading dealers in Modern and Contemporary European, American and Asian art, placing works in major private collections and leading public institutions. Opera Gallery has galleries in New York, Miami, Bal Harbour, Aspen, London, Paris, Monaco, Geneva, Dubai, Beirut, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Seoul. Opera Gallery New York, led by Deputy Director Laura Adams, presents high-caliber art through intricately curated exhibitions of works from Contemporary and Modern masters.

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Art Palm Beach Under New Leadership

Art Palm Beach Under New Leadership

Brand New Show Including New Celeb and Charity Partner

Major changes coming to a staple art show in Palm Beach. Art Palm Beach is the longest running fair dedicated to contemporary, emerging, and modern art in the area. But this year the owners of the LA Art Show, the most prestigious and innovative art show in America are bringing their knowledge and expertise to Palm Beach. “We will be creating a new and completely revamped Art Palm Beach said Kassandra Voyagis, the producer and director of the show. “Under our leadership, we will be taking this show in a new and exciting direction marrying both fairs in a dynamic state-of-the-art bicoastal enterprise.”

Before Art Palm Beach’s acquisition by Scott Diament and Rob Samuels of the Palm Beach Show Group, the fair was organized by IFAE founders Lee Ann & David Lester, the original founders of both Art Miami and Art Asia Hong Kong. Building on the successes of the past and the current stellar reputation of the LA Art Show this fair will be unlike any other.

Art Palm Beach will be held January 25th to the 29th, 2023 at the Palm Beach
County Convention Center. There will be more than 80 prestigious contemporary, emerging and modern art galleries including for the first time in South Florida, a platform with a rotating group of art institutions named DIVERSEartLA. DIVERSEartLA engages local communities by generating innovative ideas and driving social change through art. Renowned art curator Marisa Caichiolo and international artists like Marcos Lutyens will be in attendance focusing on immersive art experiences. Lutyens forward thinking artwork focuses on consciousness
and disrupting patterns of thinking, associations, and ways of existing in the world through exhibitions and performances. “Having Marcos Lutyens’ artistic practice in this year’s Art Palm Beach show is indicative of the level of artist and show we are bringing to Palm Beach,” said
V oyagis.

Art Palm Beach is also pleased to announce a first of its kind local partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Art Palm Beach will donate 15% of the entire shows proceeds to St Jude including the night of the star-studded VIP opening night premier event. Ticket sales for opening night are $150. The exclusive red-carpet event will feature the who’s who of Palm Beach county along with trendsetters, influencers and alpha consumers. Special celebrity guest appearances will also be announced shortly.

For more information about the show please visit: ArtPalmBeachShow.com

Tickets can be purchased here

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Curator Magalí Arriola. Art Basel’s newest sector

Magalí Arriola
Magalí Arriola

Curator Magalí Arriola shares her highlights of Meridians, Art Basel’s newest sector

Karim Crippa

Opening to collectors today, Meridians showcases ambitious, immersive artworks

Featuring 34 large-scale or time-based works, Art Basel’s newest sector is curated by Magalí Arriola, the director of Mexico City’s Museo Tamayo. In this interview, shes discusses her vision for Meridians and shares some of the sector’s highlights.

Karim Crippa: How has it been to work on Meridians so far?

Magalí Arriola: I started working on Meridians in May this year, just after the opening of the Venice Biennale, where I curated the Mexican Pavilion. That’s quite a short period of time, and it’s been intense! What has been important to me, first and foremost, is making people aware of this new sector and deciding on how to contextualize it within Art Basel Miami Beach. I’ve been approaching it with a very open mind and really appreciated the collaboration with the selection committee. We’ve thought a lot about the kind of discussions Meridians would be able to trigger. The challenge was to not force myself to curate a classic show based on a coherent argument. Instead, I wanted to create a landscape that would allow the works to dialogue with each other.

KC: How would you compare curating an art-fair sector with curating a group exhibition?

MA: I think that they are very different from each other, however what matters most is the starting point. For a group show, it’s usually a specific argument or topic, for an art-fair sector one starts from the proposals made by galleries. In both cases, one of the most stimulating factors is that you often have two categories of works – the ones that already exist and those that still need to be produced. We’ll have a little bit of both in Meridians, including quite a few historical pieces, such as a series of very early paintings by Allan McCollum (Petzel, Booth M12) that are crucial for understanding the later development of his practice. The sector will also feature New Orleans artist Tina Girouard’s performance Pinwheel [1977] (Anat EbgiBooth M27), which has been performed only once and will be recreated for the occasion. It’s a piece that blends the artistic practices of the 1970s with Native American influences. For yet-to-be-created works, we based our judgment on each artist’s practice as a whole.

Tina Girouard’s 1977 performance Pinwheel.

KC: There is a lot of talk about art as an experience. Do you feel it is possible to reconcile art that is critically engaged with this experience factor?

MA: Definitely, and it’s something I want to fight for. What I would like to achieve is for visitors to have an immersive, multisensory experience through works that spark critical discourse. A great example is Isaac Julien’s nine-channel video installation Lina Bo Bardi – A Marvellous Entanglement [2019] (Victoria Miro, Nara Roesler, Jessica Silverman; in collaboration with Ron Mandos, Booth M23), which is articulated around the work of the Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi. I’m quite excited about this piece, as it will not only allow viewers to experience Julien’s practice, but also give them the opportunity to revisit the radical oeuvre of a significant woman architect who based much of her practice on Brazilian vernacular culture. Another good example is Oscar Tuazon’s Quonset Tent [2016] (Chantal Crousel, Luhring Augustine, Eva Presenhuber, Booth M2). Its structure recalls that of a military tent, but it is recontextualized as an architectural hybrid, something between a sculpture and a shelter that people can get in and out of.

Allan McCollum , If Love Had Wings: A Perpetual Canon, 1972. Canvas squares, lacquer stain, varnish, silicone adhesive, caulking, 2.7 x 8.4m. Courtesy of the artist and Petzel, New York City.”}

KC: As a Latin American curator, how do you relate to Art Basel Miami Beach?

MA: One of the things to which Art Basel Miami Beach has contributed is the encounter between Latin American art and professionals not only from the US, but also from Europe and Asia. So in addition to strengthening the bonds between cultural actors from South and North America, it also creates a conversation that branches out far beyond these two continents. Shared histories between Asia, Europe, and the Americas tend to be forgotten. Candice Lin’s work La Charada China (Tobacco Version) [2019] (François Ghebaly, Booth M29), which will also be on view in Meridians, addresses these intercontinental links critically – specifically the history of Chinese immigration to the Caribbean in the 19th century. It’s a powerful reminder that the relationship between Latin America and the rest of the world cannot be negotiated on cultural terms only.

:”Isaac Julien, Lina Bo Bardi – A Marvellous Entanglement, 2019. Courtesy of the artist and Victoria Miro, London and Venice.
:”Oscar Tuazon, Quonset Tent, 2016. Aluminum, acrylic, wood, glass, 2.28 x 6.08 x 4m. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris.
Candice Lin, La Charada China (Tobacco Version) (detail), 2019. Cement with casein paint, welded steel table frame, tobacco, ceramics, distillation system (distilling a tincture of tobacco, sugar, tea, poppy and urine), poppy pod putty, sugarcane, white sugar, cacao, sage, ackee, oak gall, Anadenanthera, dong quai, California clay, Dominican Republic clay, dried indigo, glass slides, bottles, drawings, rubber, metal parts, bucket, pumps, tubing, tile, wood, dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist and Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angele.
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CONTEXT Art Miami Announces 2022 Exhibitor List

CONTEXT Art Miami
CONTEXT Art Miami

CONTEXT Art Miami Announces 2022 Exhibitor List

In its 10th edition, the sister fair of Art Miami will provide the ultimate platform for emerging, midcareer and cutting-edge talent.

CONTEXT Art Miami, presented by Art Miami, has announced its 2022 exhibitor list. The fair, which continues to create and push boundaries on the conversation about contemporary art, will showcase works from 75 innovative galleries from more than 20 countries, including Japan, Turkey, Australia, France, South Korea and Chile, among others. CONTEXT Art Miami will kick-off during Miami Art Week with an invitation-only VIP preview on Tuesday, November 29 and run through Sunday, December 4, 2022.
“We look forward to celebrating a decade of CONTEXT Art Miami this year, as we continue to showcase what’s new and cutting-edge in the art world from around the globe,” says Julian Navarro, Director of CONTEXT Art Miami. “The fair provides a major platform for industry newcomers. Over the past 10 years, many of the emerging galleries we’ve introduced to the art community have grown to become industry powerhouses. This year, we are excited to once again bring together an impressive collection of groundbreaking exhibitors in what is sure to be our most exciting year yet.”
CONTEXT Art Miami’s 10th Edition offers an exceptionally strong platform for collectors to discover and acquire fresh and significant works in today’s primary art market.
Leading international art fairs, CONTEXT Art Miami and Art Miami have year-over-year been central components of Miami Art Week, and play a major role in establishing the city of Miami as a cultural hub.

2022 CONTEXT ART MIAMI EXHIBITOR LIST

021 Gallery Daegu | 32 Contemporary London | 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel New York | Ai Bo Gallery Purchase | Alessandro Berni Gallery Perugia | Alida Anderson Art Projects Potomac | Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts Binghamton, New York | AOA;87 Bamberg | Art Angels Los Angeles | Art Movement London | Art SoHyang Busan | Art.M Luxembourg | ArtConvex Hong Kong | Axiom Contemporary Philadelphia | Bel Air Fine Art Miami | Blank Space New York | Blink Group Fine Art Miami | Blue Gallery Delray Beach | Carousel Fine Art Miami | Chiefs & Spirits The Hague | Colour Senses Project Miami | Connect Contemporary Atlanta | Contemporary Art Projects USA North Miami Beach | Corey Helford Gallery Los Angeles | Crossing Art New York | Cube Gallery London | DECORAZON Gallery New York | Emmanuelle G. Contemporary Greenwich | Espinasse 31 Contemporary Art Gallery Miami Beach | Fabbrica Eos Milan | Fabrik Projects Los Angeles | Galeria Casa Cuadrada Bogotá | Galeria La Sala Santiago | Galeria Luisa Pita Santiago de Compostela | Galerie Calderone Dinard | Galerie l’Atelier New York | Galerie LeRoyer Montreal |Galerie Myrtis Baltimore | Galeries Orlinski Miami | Gallery G-77 Kyoto | Gallery Grimson Seoul | Gama Gallery Istanbul | Harman Projects New York | Hilton Asmus Contemporary Chicago | HOFA Gallery London | John William Gallery Boca Raton | K + Y Gallery Paris | Laura Rathe Fine Art Houston | Lassiter Fine Art Lake Worth | Liquid Art System Capri | Liz Clement Contemporary New York | Lurie Gallery Los Angeles | Lustre Contemporary Toronto | Metro Santiago de Compostela | Normal Royal Fort Collins | Offshoot Arts London | Olivia Park Gallery New York | OMNI London | Projects Gallery Miami | Quantum Contemporary Art London | Quidley & Company Naples | Retrospect Galleries Coorabell | S16 Gallery Montreal | SEOJUNG ART Seoul | Shukado + Scena Tokyo | Steidel contemporary Lake Worth Beach | StolenSpace Gallery London | Taglialatella Galleries New York | UVA Gallery Miami | VK Gallery Amsterdam | Vogelsang Gallery Brussels | Winn Slavin Fine Art Beverly Hills

CONTEXT Art Miami continues to be held at the prestigious waterfront location of One Herald Plaza on Biscayne Bay nestled between the Venetian and MacArthur Causeways in the heart of Downtown
Miami.


HOURS AND LOCATION:
Fair Hours:
Platinum VIP Preview: Tuesday, November 29: 4:30-6:30 p.m.
VIP Preview: Tuesday, November 29: 6:30 – 10 p.m.
General Admission: Wednesday, November 30 – Saturday, December 3: 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.; Sunday,
December 4: 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.


Location:
The CONTEXT Art Miami Pavilion, One Herald Plaza at NE 14th Street, Downtown Miami.
On Biscayne Bay between the Venetian & MacArthur Causeways
Tickets will go on sale 45 days prior to the opening of Art Miami and CONTEXT Art Miami and are
available for purchase at http://www.artmiami.com.
Please note that tickets are exclusively available online and cannot be purchased onsite.

About CONTEXT Art Miami:
CONTEXT Art Miami, owned by Informa Markets, is the sister fair to Art Miami and is dedicated to the development and reinforcement of emerging and mid-career artists. Launched in 2012, CONTEXT Art Miami’s open atmosphere creates a meaningful dialogue between artists, galleries and collectors while providing the ultimate platform for the presentation of mid-career, emergent and cutting-edge talent by emerging and established galleries. 75 international galleries exhibit highlights from their gallery programs, solo artist exhibitions and curated projects. The combined efforts of CONTEXT Art Miami and Art Miami provide a unique and alternative opportunity for leading primary dealers and their artists to be marketed and promoted internationally during the most important week for contemporary art in
America.

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