Art Basel, upcoming show in Miami Beach

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Art Basel announces further highlights of its upcoming show in Miami Beach

MIAMI BEACH | NOVEMBER 4 | 2021

• Meridians, curated by Magalí Arriola, Director of Museo Tamayo, Mexico
City, returns for the second time to the Miami Beach Convention Center
(MBCC) with 16 large-scale projects on display by renowned and emerging
artists.
• 25 Galleries from the main sector will present carefully curated exhibitions
within their booth as part of the Kabinett sector.
• Edward Winkelman will program Art Basel’s renowned Conversations
series, comprising 10 panels.
• Art Basel, whose Lead Partner is UBS, will take place from December 2 to
December 4, 2021 at the MBCC.

The 2021 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach – Art Basel’s first in-person fair in Miami
Beach since 2019 – will feature 253 leading galleries from around the globe presenting
the highest quality of works across all media, from rare and historical masterpieces to
new pieces by today’s emerging artistic voices. In addition to showcasing exceptional art
within its Galleries, Positions, Nova, Survey and Edition sectors, the fair will also present
16 large-scale artworks in Meridians; 25 carefully curated exhibitions as part of the
Kabinett sector; as well as 10 panels as part of the fair’s renowned Conversations series.
‘There’s enormous excitement within the artworld on both sides of the Atlantic about Art
Basel Miami Beach 2021,’ says Marc Spiegler, Global Director of Art Basel. ‘Not only
because it’s our first fair in two years in the Americas, but also because the show has
never before featured such a diverse range of voices.’
Meridians
Meridians, Art Basel in Miami Beach’s unique platform for large-scale projects, provides
galleries the opportunity to showcase monumental works that push the boundaries of a
traditional art fair layout, including large-scale sculptures and paintings, installations,
video projections, and live performances. The sector, which will newly be staged in a
dedicated space on the main show floor, will once again be curated by Mexico City-based
Magalí Arriola, Director of Museo Tamayo.
Meridians highlights include:
• A new work by Maxwell Alexandre as part of the artist’s ‘Pardo é Papel’ series
presented by A Gentil Carioca.
• A site-specific installation and a performance-based activation of six body
devices by Brendan Fernandes titled ‘Contract and Release’ (2019–2021)
presented by moniquemeloche.
• Todd Gray’s ‘Sumptuous Memories of Plundering Kings’ (2021) presented by
David Lewis, a 14-part work exceeding 30 feet in length, exploring the history and
enduring impact of European colonialism, slavery, and the African diaspora.
• A monumental double-sided painting by Jacqueline de Jong titled ‘De
achterkant van het bestaan’ (The backside of existence), (1992) presented by
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery.
• Howardena Pindell’s iconic ‘Sweatshop’ (1998–1999), an expansive canvas
presenting advertising cutouts of quotidian objects: combs, scissors, glasses, and
other items, presented by Garth Greenan Gallery.
• ‘Moving Up’ (2021) by Yinka Shonibare, CBE, an installation presented by
James Cohan Gallery capturing the vertical move of six million African Americans
from rural Southern states to the cities of the North, Midwest, and West from
1916 to 1970, known today as the Great Migration.
Magalí Arriola, curator of Meridians, says: ‘Many of the works included in Meridians
question the traditional representations of class, race and power to resist social
conventions, and to bridge the physical and cultural boundaries that surfaced in our
society in recent times.’
For the full list of artists and galleries represented in Meridians please visit
artbasel.com/miami-beach/meridians.
Kabinett
Providing galleries with an opportunity to present curated exhibitions in separately
delineated spaces within their booths, this year’s Kabinett sector will include 25
presentations by established and emerging artists.
Kabinett highlights include:
• Jorge Mara – La Ruche’s presentation of Ellen Auerbach, Grete Stern and
Horacio Coppola, three influential figures of Avant Garde photography who
established themselves as visionary modernists in Europe and South America
during the 1930s.
• Sies + Höke’s presentation of rare early drawings by Sigmar Polke and Gerhard
Richter, which trace the differences as well as the common ground in their
artistic approaches.
• Mayoral’s presentation of works by Manolo Millares, one of the most important
Spanish artists of the post-war European Informalist movement.
• Roberts Projects’ presentation of community-based portraits by Ghanian artist
Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe, a series of new paintings exploring the relationships
between identity, materiality, and race, that mark a critical evolution for the artist.
For the full list of artists and galleries represented in Kabinett, please visit
artbasel.com/miami-beach/kabinett.
Conversations
Art Basel’s renowned Conversations series offers a platform for the exchange of ideas on
topics concerning the global contemporary art scene. This year’s program features 10
panels bringing together leading artists, gallerists, collectors, art historians, curators,
museum directors and critics from across the world discussing diverse issues from the
rise of the NFT art market, to questions of resilience post-pandemic and the need to reinvent the museum. Conversations will be curated for the second time by Art Basel and
private art dealer and author Edward Winkleman. The program will be free to the public,
running from Wednesday, December 1 to Saturday, December 4 in the Auditorium
(Grand Ballroom). All panel discussions will be live-streamed on Facebook and recorded.
For further information please visit artbasel.com/miami-beach/conversations.
The health and safety of Art Basel’s guests, exhibitors, and staff is our utmost priority. We
will therefore be deploying comprehensive measures to create a safe fair environment.
Visitors will be required to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test in order to gain
access to the halls. Alternatively, visitors may opt to voluntarily provide proof of
vaccination or recent recovery from COVID-19 to gain entry. The use of masks will be
mandatory inside the venue and all visitors will be required to complete a self-reported
symptom screening prior to entering the fair. In addition, a system of timed entry will be
in place to control crowding inside the halls. Further details on the health and safety
precautions for the fair are available at artbasel.com/covid-19.
NOTES TO EDITORS
About Magalí Arriola
Magalí Arriola, Director of Museo Tamayo, lives and works in Mexico City. Arriola joined
Art Basel with recent institutional experience at KADIST, where she was Lead Curator for
Latin America; and Museo Jumex, where she was Curator between 2011 and 2014. She
was the curator of Mexico’s participation at the 58th Venice Biennale in 2019, showing
artist Pablo Vargas Lugo with a project entitled ‘Acts of God’. Her other recent
independent curatorial projects include ‘What do you dream of? The Mohole Flower and
other Tales’, Galeria Luisa Strina, Sao Paulo, August-October 2018; ‘A Place out of
History’, a film screened at documenta14 and FIDMarseille (2018), produced by Destello
Films; and Sunset Décor, Marian Goodman Gallery, New York City, June-August, 2017.
About Edward Winkleman
Ed Winkleman is a private art dealer in New York City and co-author of ‘How to Start and
Run a Commercial Art Gallery’, as well as author of ‘Selling Contemporary Art: How to
Navigate the Evolving Market’. He was a founding member and the first president of the
Williamsburg Gallery Association and an early member of the New Art Dealers Alliance.
With Murat Orozobekov, he co-founded Moving Image, the video and film art fair that has
taken place in New York, London, and Istanbul.
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, and Hong Kong.
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 and the BMW Art
Journey. Art Basel’s Global Media Partner is The Financial Times. For further information,
please visit artbasel.com.
Partners
UBS & Contemporary Art 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 important corporate art collections and 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. UBS also has partnerships with fine art institutions including the
Fondation Beyeler in Switzerland, the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Russia,
and the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Australia. UBS provides its clients with insight
into the art market, collecting, and legacy planning through its Collectors Circle and UBS
Art Advisory. For more information about UBS’s commitment to contemporary art, visit
ubs.com/art.
Art Basel’s Associate Partners are Audemars Piguet, whose program in contemporary
art: ‘Audemars Piguet Contemporary’ commissions international artists to create
contemporary artworks; and NetJets – the world leader in private aviation. Art Basel is
also supported globally by BMW, who has co-developed with Art Basel the BMW Art
Journey, and La Prairie, Ruinart, Sanlorenzo, and On.
Art Basel’s show in Miami Beach is also supported by Tezos, Douglas Elliman
Development Marketing, Nespresso, and Chubb, as well as Casa Dragones, Château
d’Esclans, Perrier, Kannoa, Saint Laurent and Quintessentially. Hotel Partners include
Grand Beach Hotel Miami Beach and W South Beach. Art Basel’s Global Media Partner
is The Financial Times. For further information about partnerships, please visit
artbasel.com/partners.
Important Dates for Media
Media Reception
Tuesday, November 30, 2021, 9am to 10am
Private View (by invitation only)
Tuesday, November 30, 2021, 11am to 8pm
Wednesday, December 1, 2021, 11am to 8pm
Public days
Thursday, December 2, 2021, 11am to 7pm
Friday, December 3, 2021, 11am to 7pm
Saturday, December 4, 2021, 11am to 6pm
Press accreditation
Online registration for press accreditation is now open. Please note that press
accreditation for our show in Miami Beach will take place online only. Therefore, it is
important to register and apply online before coming to the fair. For further information
and to apply, please visit artbasel.com/press/accreditation.
Upcoming Art Basel shows
Miami Beach, December 2-4, 2021
Hong Kong, March 24-26, 2022
Basel, June 17-19, 202
Media information online
Media information and images can be downloaded directly from artbasel.com/press.
Journalists can subscribe to our media mailings to receive information on Art Basel.
For the latest updates on Art Basel, visit artbasel.com, find us on Facebook at
facebook.com/artbasel, or follow @artbasel on Instagram, Twitter, Weibo, and WeChat.
Press Contacts
Art Basel, Sarah Degen
Tel. +41 58 206 27 06, [email protected]
PR Representatives for North and South America, the Middle East, and Africa
FITZ & CO, Yun Lee
Tel. +1 646 589 0920, [email protected]
PR Representatives for Europe
SUTTON, Joseph Lamb
Tel. +44 7715 666 041, [email protected]
PR Representatives for Asia
SUTTON, Carol Lo
Tel. +852 2528 0792, [email protected]

Jared McGriff, first solo museum exhibition of Miami artist.

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Artist *Jared McGriff* stands for a portrait at the Spinello Projects gallery in Miami, Fla. on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020. McGriff’s paintings are inspired by visual distortions, memory fragments and ephemera. Capturing the cultural cues and transitory familiarity of his surroundings, McGriff’s work is an accessible depiction of the human condition. (Photo by Scott McIntyre for The New York Times)

NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale Presents First Solo Museum Exhibition of Miami Artist Jared McGriff

Jared McGriff: Where We Are You will be on display from November 20, 2021 – February 13, 2022

His exhibition, Jared McGriff: Where We Are You, showcases his well-known dreamlike narratives and portraitures that remain timeless even as he integrates his family’s background into the realities of the present. His family’s history in the South during the enslavement period frame his current works and help him to understand his own place in the country today.

More on Jared McGriff: Through his work, Jared’s intent is to inspire people to take a journey away from their current reality and walk through a memory, or be reminded of an experience, conversation, or a wish. Jared is encouraging viewers of his work to submit to a unique experience of their own unconscious mind, calling back their own distant emotions or memories.

There are no significant reference points for Jared while creating his work, nor models or photos. It is derived from the imagination alone. It is an encapsulation of a moment in time.

This exhibition contrasts paintings that suggest contemporary snapshots of the artist’s present with paintings that conjure the real and imagined experiences of his family’s migration from the rural south to the rural west of Oklahoma and California. The exhibition’s title Where We Are You encapsulates notions of African Ubuntu philosophy where the individual becomes whole through the experience of the group.

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. — November 20, 2021 — NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale will present the first solo museum exhibition of Miami artist Jared McGriff from November 20 through February 13, 2022. Titled Jared McGriff: Where We Are You, this exhibition showcases McGriff’s dreamlike narratives that remain timeless even as he integrates his family’s history into the realities of the present.

This exhibition contrasts paintings that suggest contemporary snapshots of the artist’s present with paintings that conjure the real and imagined experiences of his family’s migration from the rural south to the rural west of Oklahoma and California. This juxtaposition of past and present reflects how contemporary times are shaped by the historical.

The exhibition’s title Where We Are You encapsulates notions of African Ubuntu philosophy where the individual becomes whole through the experience of the group. McGriff’s composition of single and grouped figures embodies the guiding principle for many early cultures that each individual’s actions impact others and society.

Jared McGriff: Where We Are You is curated by Bonnie Clearwater, NSU Art Museum Director and Chief Curator.

NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale is located at One East Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301. NSU Covid-19 guidelines will be strictly enforced. Face coverings are required. For more information, please visit nsuartmuseum.org or call 954-525-5500. Follow the Museum on social media @nsuartmuseum.

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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, Latinx and women artists, African art that spans the 19th to the 21st-century, 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, AutoNation, 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.

ANNOUNCING ALIVE AT SATELLITE MIAMI 2021

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ANNOUNCING ALIVE AT SATELLITE MIAMI 2021 – SELECTED ARTISTS

Satellite Art Show
November 30 – December 4, 2021
Announcing Alive at Satellite Performance and Video Programming
Location: 1655 Meridian Avenue, Miami (South Beach), FL 33139
Curated by Quinn Dukes | Press Contact: [email protected]

Satellite Art Show and Performance Is Alive offer fair goers a rare opportunity to experience bold, unapologetic and socially engaged projects through the boundless manifestations of performance art. Unlike any other fair, Satellite exclusively spotlights contemporary performance and time-based media. Giving these cherished art forms a unique home during Miami Art Week.

We are absolutely thrilled to be back in Miami for Art Week and have elected to focus on an art form that was dramatically impacted by the pandemic. Performance artists return to live actions, some choosing to engage virtually and some at an interactive distance. We will present different artists and live performances daily. Visitors are encouraged to purchase a week pass to experience the ever changing activations within the fair.

Satellite Art Show will be located just three blocks from Art Basel at the corner of Meridian and Lincoln Road. Returning to the curatorial team will be Quinn Dukes of Performance is Alive and Satellite founder, Brian Andrew Whiteley.

PERFORMANCES [Schedule forthcoming]
Thomas Albrecht (Kingston, NY, USA), Jocelyn Beausire (Princeton, NJ, USA), Ama BE (Washington D.C, USA/Ghana), Katina Bitsicas (Columbia, MO, USA), Jessica Elaine Blinkhorn (Atlanta, GA, USA), Caitlin Mary Margarett (Madison, WI, USA), Hope Esser (Chicago, IL, USA), Xxavier Edward Carter (Dallas, TX, USA/Mexico City, Mexico), IV (NYC, USA),Vivian Chinasa Ezugha (Hampshire, UK/Nigeria), Oya Damla (Brooklyn, NY, USA), Agua Dulce (Miami, FL, USA), Gabriela Fernandez (Miami, FL, USA), Alexandra Hammond (New York, NYC, USA), Amanda Kleinhans (FL, USA), Miss Art World (Los Angeles, CA, USA), Arantxa Araujo (NYC/Mexico), Verónica Peña (NYC/Spain), and Yali Romagoza (NYC/Cuba), Neill Prewitt (Atlanta, GA, USA), Sylvain Souklaye (Brooklyn, NY, USA/France)
VIDEO INSTALLATION
Milk & Honey (PA, USA)

VIDEO
Ali Asgar Tara (Brooklyn, NY, USA/Bangladesh), Meghan Moe Beitiks (Gainesville, FL USA), gustaf broms (Sweden), Maureen Catbagan (Brooklyn, NYC, USA), Ayça Ceylan (Istanbul, Turkey), Alex Côté (Montreal, Canada), Adán De La Garza (Denver, CO, USA), Victor de La Rocque (São Paulo, Brazil), Alma García Gil (Mexico City, Mexico), Rae Goodwin and Casey McGuire (Lexington, KY, USA), Marta Lodola (Berlin, Germany/Italy), Stephanie McGovern (NYC, USA), Tuty Moreno Campos (Mexico City, Mexico), Barbara Rosenthal (NYC, USA), Sylvain Souklaye (Brooklyn, NY, USA/France), Kailas Sreekumar (Kerala, India), Natacha Voliakovsky (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Claire Zakiewicz (NYC, USA/ London, UK)
FAIR DATES
PRESS PREVIEW + OPENING RECEPTION (VIP NIGHT):
Tuesday, November 30th: 3pm – 10pm

2021 PUBLIC HOURS:
Wednesday, December 1 , 2pm – 1am
Thursday, December 2 , 2pm – 1am
Friday, December 3 , 2pm – 1am
Saturday, December 4 , 2pm – 1am

Curated by Quinn Dukes. Quinn Dukes is a multimedia performance artist, activist and curator based in Brooklyn, NY. Her work addresses social injustice and ritual. Dukes holds an MFA in Art Practice from the School of Visual Arts and a BFA in Fine Art from Watkins College of Art & Design.

Geometric Abstraction 2022

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Geometric Abstraction 2022

“Geometric abstraction is a form of abstract art based on the use of geometric forms sometimes, though not always, placed in non-illusionistic space and combined into non-objective (non-representational) compositions. Although the genre was popularized by avant-garde artists in the early twentieth century, similar motifs have been used in art since ancient times.” Wikipedia.org

The pictorial language of geometric abstraction, based on the use of simple geometric forms placed in nonillusionistic space and combined into nonobjective compositions, evolved as the logical conclusion of the Cubist destruction and reformulation of the established conventions of form and space. Initiated by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque in 1907–8, Cubism subverted the traditional depiction relying upon the imitation of forms of the surrounding visual world in the illusionistic—post-Renaissance—perspectival space. The Analytic Cubist phase, which reached its peak in mid-1910, made available to artists the planarity of overlapping frontal surfaces held together by a linear grid. The next phase—Synthetic Cubism, 1912–14—introduced the flatly painted synthesized shapes, abstract space, and “constructional” elements of the composition. These three aspects became the fundamental characteristics of abstract geometric art. The freedom of experimentation with different materials and spatial relationships between various compositional parts, which evolved from the Cubist practice of collage and papiers collés (1912), also emphasized the flatness of the picture surface—as the carrier of applied elements—as well as the physical “reality” of the explored forms and materials. Geometric abstraction, through the Cubist process of purifying art of the vestiges of visual reality, focused on the inherent two-dimensional features of painting.

This process of evolving a purely pictorial reality built of elemental geometric forms assumed different stylistic expressions in various European countries and in Russia. In Holland, the main creator and the most important proponent of geometric abstract language was Piet Mondrian (1872–1944). Along with other members of the De Stijl group—Theo van Doesburg (1883–1931), Bart van der Leck (1876–1958), and Vilmos Huszár (1884–1960)—Mondrian’s work was intended to convey “absolute reality,” construed as the world of pure geometric forms underlying all existence and related according to the vertical-horizontal principle of straight lines and pure spectral colors. Mondrian’s geometric style, which he termed “Neoplasticism,” developed between 1915 and 1920. In that year, he published his manifesto “Le Néoplasticisme” and for the next two-and-a-half decades continued to work in his characteristic geometric style, expunged of all references to the real world, and posited on the geometric division of the canvas through black vertical and horizontal lines of varied thickness, complemented by blocks of primary colors, particularly blue, red, and yellow. Similar compositional principles underlie the work of the De Stijl artists, who applied them with slight formal modifications to achieve their independent, personal expression.

In Russia, the language of geometric abstraction first appeared in 1915 in the work of the avant-garde artist Kazimir Malevich (1879–1935) (Museum of Modern Art, New York), in the style he termed Suprematism. Creating nonobjective compositions of elemental forms floating in white unstructured space, Malevich strove to achieve “the absolute,” the higher spiritual reality that he called the “fourth dimension.” Simultaneously, his compatriot Vladimir Tatlin (1885–1953) originated a new geometric abstract idiom in an innovative three-dimensional form, which he first dubbed “painterly reliefs” and subsequently “counter-reliefs” (1915–17). These were assemblages of randomly found industrial materials whose geometric form was dictated by their inherent properties, such as wood, metal, or glass. That principle, which Tatlin called “the culture of materials,” spurred the rise of the Russian avant-garde movement Constructivism (1918–21), which explored geometric form in two and three dimensions. The main practitioners of Constructivism included Liubov Popova (1889–1924), Aleksandr Rodchenko (1891–1956) (Museum of Modern Art, New York), Varvara Stepanova (1894–1958), and El Lissitzky (1890–1941). It was Lissitzky who became the transmitter of Constructivism to Germany, where its principles were later embodied in the teachings of the Bauhaus. Founded by the architect Walter Gropius in Weimar in 1919, it became during the 1920s (and until its dismantling by the Nazis in 1933) the vital proponent of geometric abstraction and experimental modern architecture. As a teaching institution, the Bauhaus encompassed different disciplines: painting, graphic arts, stage design, theater, and architecture. The art faculty was recruited from among the most distinguished painters of the time: Vasily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Johannes Itten, Oskar Schlemmer, László Moholy-Nagy, Josef Albers, all of whom were devoted to the ideal of the purity of geometric form as the most appropriate expression of the modernist canon.

In France, during the 1920s, geometric abstraction manifested itself as the underlying principle of the Art Deco style, which propagated broad use of geometric form for ornamental purposes in the decorative and applied arts as well as in architecture. In the 1930s, Paris became the center of a geometric abstraction that arose out of its Synthetic Cubist sources and focused around the group Cercle et Carré (1930), and later Abstraction-Création (1932). With the outbreak of World War II, the focus of geometric abstraction shifted to New York, where the tradition was continued by the American Abstract Artists group (formed in 1937), including Burgoyne Diller and Ilya Bolotowsky. With the arrival of the Europeans Josef Albers (1933) and Piet Mondrian (1940), and such major events as the exhibition Cubism and Abstract Art (1936), organized by the Museum of Modern Art, and the creation of the Museum of Non-Objective Art (1939, now the Guggenheim), the geometric tradition acquired a new resonance, but it was essentially past its creative phase. Its influences, however, reached younger generations of artists, most directly affecting the Minimalist art of the 1960s, which used pure geometric form, stripped to its austere essentials, as the primary language of expression. Artists such as Donald Judd, Dan Flavin, and Dorothea Rockburne studied the geometric tradition and transformed it into their own artistic vocabulary.

Citation

Dabrowski, Magdalena. “Geometric Abstraction.” In Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2000–. http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/geab/hd_geab.htm (October 2004)

Art Miami 2021

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Art Miami Announces Exhibitor List for 31st Edition
America’s Foremost Contemporary Art Show Presents More Than 140
International Galleries

Art Miami, returning for its 31st edition November 30 –
December 5, 2021, has announced its 2021 exhibitor list. Recognized as one of the preeminent international modern and contemporary art fairs globally, Art Miami will showcase an array of iconic and signature investment quality art works, dynamic projects and special installations across more than 140 international galleries from 17 countries representing 60 cities. Additionally, Art Miami’s sister fair, CONTEXT Art Miami will return for its 9th edition with 61 international galleries.
The 2021 fair will kick off with a Platinum VIP Preview for top collectors, curators,and members of the press on Tuesday, November 30, 2021, from 4:30 p.m – 6:30 p.m. to benefit the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). The VIP Preview will open for all VIP Cardholders at 6:30 p.m. and run until 10 p.m. For the 11th consecutive year, PAMM has been the fair’s exclusive VIP Preview benefactor and Art Miami has cumulatively donated more than $275,000 to further the museum’s collection and mission. The partnership remains an integral part of Art Miami’s larger commitment to the city of Miami.
Yvel, Official Luxury Jeweler, is an international luxury jewelry brand recognized worldwide for its refreshing designs of nature’s finest resources. Using a unique, organic design technique, with select natural diamonds, emeralds, sapphires, and other prominent gems, each piece of Yvel jewelry is created to be cherished now and treasured for generations to come. Founded by Orna and Isaac Levy in 1986, Yvel has a rich history of cultivating fine jewelry through years of exploring pearl farms, mines, and minds.

The line-up will present the finest quality paintings, photography, prints, drawings, design, sculpture and video art, with works from the 20th and 21st centuries. The fair will feature leading international galleries showcasing renowned modern masters and blue- chip contemporary works, as well as the most sought-after living artists from around the world.
Thousands of works from more than 600 artists will be on display at this year’s Art Miami, including Carlos Cruz-Diez, Fernando Botero, Pablo Picasso, Jean Dubuffet, Wilfredo Lam, Hans Hofmann, Joseph Albers, Alexander Calder, Yayoi Kusama, Helen Frankenthaler, Robert Rauschenberg, Jeff Koons, Willem de Kooning, Roy Lichtenstein, John Chamberlain, Damien Hirst, Peter Halley, Donald Judd, Ed Ruscha, Lynn Chadwick, Donald Sultan, Gerhard Richter, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Frank Stella, Richard Serra, Roberto Matta, and many more.
International galleries that will exhibit at Art Miami for the first time include:
Boccara New York | Burgess Modern & Contemporary Fort Lauderdale | Catalyst Contemporary Baltimore | Crossing Art New York | DTR Modern Gallery New York | EF ArteMilan | G. Gallery Seoul | Gallery Edel Osaka | Gallery Joeun Seoul | Keyes Art Sag Harbor| Maune Contemporary Atlanta | Nicole McGraw Fine Art Palm Beach | Simon Breitbard FineArts San Francisco | Tew Galleries Atlanta | West Chelsea Contemporary Austin | YOD Gallery Osaka | Zeit Contemporary Art New York 2021 ART MIAMI EXHIBITOR LIST (* = Online Only) Adelson Gallery Palm Beach | Aldo Castillo Naples | Allouche Gallery New York | AMSSantiago | Andrea Schwartz Gallery San Francisco | Arcature Fine Art PalmBeach | Archeus/Post Modern London | Art Nouveau Gallery Miami | Art of the World Gallery Houston | Arthur Roger Gallery New Orleans | Ascaso Gallery Miami | Atelier AkiSeoul | Aurora Vigil-Escalera Art gallery Gijon | Avant Gallery Miami | Barbara Paci Galleria d’Arte Pietrasanta | Bernice Steinbaum Gallery Miami | Berry Campbell New York | BoccaraNew York | BOCCARA ART Miami | Bogena Galerie St Paul de Vence | Burgess Modern +Contemporary Ft Lauderdale | C. Grimaldis Gallery Baltimore | Catalyst Contemporary Baltimore | Catherine Edelman Gallery Chicago | Cavalier Galleries New York | CernudaArte Coral Gables | Chase Contemporary New York | Clark Gallery Lincoln | *CONNERSMITH. Washington, DC | Contessa Gallery Cleveland | Crossing Art New York | Cynthia Corbett Gallery London | David Benrimon Fine Art New York | David Klein Gallery Detroit | Dean Project Miami Beach | Diana Lowenstein Miami | Donghwa Ode Gallery New York | DTR Modern Gallery New York | Duran Mashaal Montreal | Durban Segnini Gallery Miami | EFArte Milan | Espace Meyer Zafra Paris | Eternity Gallery Miami | *Evelyn Aimis Fine Art Miami | Factoria Santa Rosa Santiago | Forum Gallery New York | Frederic Got Gallery Paris | Fremin Gallery New York | g.gallery Gangnam-gu | Galeria Alfredo Ginocchio Mexico City | Galería Casa Cuadrada Bogotá | Galeria Duque Arango Medellin | Galeria Freites Caracas | Galeria La Cometa Bogota | Galerie Barbara von Stechow Frankfurt | Galerie Bhak Seoul | Galerie Rother Wiesbaden | Galeries Bartoux – Cruz Diez Experience Miami | Galleria arte Martinelli Miami | Galleria Ca’ D’Oro New York | Galleria Luigi Proietti Miami Beach | Galleria Stefano Forni Bologna | Gallery Edel Osaka | Gallery Henoch New York | Gallery Joeun Seoul | Gallery Tableau Seoul | Gilden’s Art Gallery London | HackelBury Fine Art London | Hang Art San Francisco | Hashimoto Contemporary New York | *Heitsch Gallery Munich | HEXTON I modern and contemporary Aspen | HOFA Gallery London | Hohmann Palm Desert | Holden Luntz Gallery Palm Beach | Hollis Taggart New York | In The Gallery Copenhagen | Jackson Fine Art Atlanta | Jean Albano Gallery Chicago | Jerald Melberg Gallery Charlotte | JONATHAN FERRARA GALLERY New Orleans | *Jonathon Novak Contemporary Los Angeles | Keumsan Gallery Jung-gu | Keyes Art Sag Harbor | Kubix Contemporary Art North Miami Beach | Latin Art Core Miami | Laura Rathe Fine Art Houston | Laurent Marthaler Contemporary Zurich | Lee & Bae Busan | Lelia Mordoch Gallery Miami-Paris | Lena Roselli Gallery Budapest | Licht Feld Gallery Basel | Liquid art system Capri | Liss Gallery Toronto | Long-Sharp Gallery Indianapolis | Louis K. Meisel Gallery New York | Maddox Gallery London | Mark Borghi Bridgehampton | Mark Hachem Paris | Markowicz Fine Art Miami | Masterworks Fine Art Gallery Oakland | Matthew Swift Gallery Gloucester | Maune Contemporary Atlanta | *Miriam Shiell Fine Art Toronto | Nicole McGraw Fine Art Palm Beach | Nil Gallery Paris | Oliver Cole Gallery Miami | OPERA GALLERY Miami | Pablo Goebel Fine Arts Ciudad de Mexico | Pan American Art Projects Miami | Placido / Scognamiglio Milan | Pontone Gallery London | PYO Gallery Seoul | Ranivilu Art Gallery Miami | Raphael Frankfurt | Robert Fontaine Gallery Palm Beach | *Rosenbaum Contemporary New York | Rosenfeld Gallery Miami | Ross+Kramer Gallery Palm Beach | Rudolf Budja Gallery Miami Beach | *Rukaj Toronto | Schacky Dusseldorf | Scott Richards Contemporary San Francisco | Shapero Modern London | Simon Breitbard Fine Arts San Francisco | SmithDavidson Gallery Miami | Sous Les Etoiles Gallery New York | Sponder Gallery Boca Raton | Sundaram Tagore Gallery New York | Surovek Gallery Palm Beach | TEW Galleries Atlanta | Timothy Yarger Fine Art Beverly Hills | *Tresart Miami | Unix Gallery New York | Vertu Fine Art Boca Raton | Waltman Ortega Fine Art Miami| Waterhouse & Dodd New York | West Chelsea Contemporary (WCC) Austin | William Weston London | YOD Gallery Osaka | Yusto / Giner Marbella | Yvel Tel Aviv | Zeit Contemporary Art New York | Zemack Contemporary Art Tel Aviv | Zolla/Lieberman Gallery Chicago (list in formation as of October 7, 2021) The Fair continues to be held at the prestigious waterfront location of One Miami Herald Plaza on Biscayne Bay nestled between the Venetian and MacArthur Causeways in the heart of Downtown Miami. 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Dec 5: 11a.m. – 6p.m.
Location:
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ARTISTS BY NAME

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Agostino Arrivabene
Ángeles Agrela
Aspencrow
Atanda Adebayo
Athena Anastasiou
Bernard Aubertin
Carl Andre
Carmelo Arden Quin
Charles Arnoldi
Chul Hyun Ahn
Clive Arrowsmith
Damon Arhos
Dan Alva
Deborah Azzopardi
Doug Argue
Elisa Anfuso
Emil Alzamora
Emilie Arnoux
Florence Arquin
Hans (Jean) Arp
Hyun Ae Kang
Ilaria Arpino
Ingo Arndt
Isaac ‘Cey’ Adams
John Ahearn
John Alexander
Jose A. Toirac
Josef Albers
Julio Anaya Cabanding
Laura Anderson Barbata
Magdalena Atria
Marcos Acosta
Marina Apollonio
Metis Atash
Miya Ando
Ole Aakjaer
Pablo Atchugarry
Pavel Acosta
Peter Anton
Ricardo Alcaide
Richard Anuszkiewicz
Ron Agam
Tor Archer
Victoria Adams
Young Il Ahn
B
Agostino Bonalumi
Alberto Burri
Amoako Boafo
Andy Burgess
Angelo Brescianini
Anthony Brunelli
Arturo Berned
Banksy
Banksy Banksy
BOLDI
Cara Barer
Claudio Bravo
Connor Brothers
Cundo Bermúdez
Daniel Beltrá
David Bates
Deborah Butterfield
Dietmar Brixy
Donald Baechler
Douglas Bourgeois
Dusti Bonge
Eduardo Balanza
Ewa Bathelier
Fernando Botero
Francis Bacon
Francisco Bellorin
Francois BARD
François Bel
Gabrielle Barzaghi
Georg Baselitz
George Braque
Georges BRAQUE
Ghazi BAKER
Gil Bruvel
Giorgio Bevignani
Guy Boudro
Harry Benson
James Brooks
JEFF BERTONCINO
John Baeder
John Belingheri
Johnathan Ball
Jonas Baumann
Justin Bower
Katherine Boxall
Kaws Brian Donnelly
Laura Berger
Lavett Ballard
Leon Berkowitz
Lia Bermudez
Lluís Barba
Lucienne Bloch
Martin Brouillette
Max Bill
Mel Bochner
Michelangelo BASTIANI
Milton Becerra
Miss Bugs
Mr. Brainwash
Norbert Brunner
Norman Bluhm
Patrizia Benvenuto
Paul Beliveau
Phyllis Bramson
Rafael Barrios
Richard BUTLER
Roberto Bernardi
Romare Bearden
Ronald Bladen
Ross Bleckner
Rubena Bonini
Sangsun Bae
Seonghi Bahk
Stanley Boxer
Starsky Brines
Suhas Bhujbal
Tim Bengel
Tom Bolles
Trevor Bell
Vanessa Barragao
William Barbosa william
William Beckman
C
& JEANNE-CLAUDE CHRISTO
Agustin Cardenas
Agustín Cárdenas
Alexander Calder
Andrea Collesano
Anne Chu
Ariamna Contino
Carlos Cruz-Diez
Christo
Christopher Clamp
Dan Christensen
David Cerny
Davis Cone
Ennio Ludovico Chiggio
Enrico Castellani
Eunsuh Choi
George Condo
Gianfranco Chiavacci
Giorgio CAVALLON
Gomor Catawiki
Gonzalo Cienfuegos Browne
Humberto Calzada
JAMES COIGNARD
Javier Calleja
Jimin Chae
Joan Cox
John Chamberlain
John Clement
Jongrye Cha
Josefina Cruzat
Joseph Cornell
Kelly Carmody
Kwang Young CHUN
Kwang-Young Chun
Leonora Carrington
Lilia Carrillo
Lita Cabellut
Lola Cueto
Loris Cecchini
Lynn Chadwick
Marc Chagall
Massimo Catalani
Michael Craig Martin
Michael Craig-Martin
Moon Ki Cho
Nicole Charbonnet
Ralston Crawford
Robert Cottingham
Saint Clair Cemin
Salvador Corratge
Sandro Chia
Santiago Carbonell
Soowhan Choi
Spiller + Cameron
STEPHANE CIPRE
Tarik Currimbhoy
Ted Collier
D
Albert Dicruttalo
Andrea Damp
Annette Davidek
Audino Díaz
Brian Duffy
Chris Dorosz
Daniel Domig
David Datuna
David Drebin
Dawn DeDeaux
DEMI
Edward Dugmore
Elaine de Kooning
Ellen de Meijer
Fernando De Szyszlo
Francesco De Molfetta
Friedel Dzubas
Gabriel Delgado
GIORGIO DE CHIRICO
Howard Daum
James Denoyer
James Drake
Jean Dubuffet
Jess Dugan
Jim Dine
Jiménez Deredia
Juan Roberto Diago
Karla De Lara
Lesley Dill
Lisa Corinne Davis
Marcolina Dipierro
Matt Devine
Michael Dweck
NATHALIE DESHAIRS
Olga de Amaral
Pablo Dona
Patrick Demarchelier
Patrick Dintino
Peter Demetz
Peter Dimick
Raul Diaz
Richard Diebenkorn
Roy DeForest
Sandro De La Rosa
Sophie Delaporte
Stephen Paul Day
Stevens DOSSOU-YOVO
Susan Dory
Tamara de Lempicka
Thornton Dial
Willem de Kooning
William Dutterer
E
Arthur Elgort
Carlos Enríquez
Elliott Erwitt
Giosvany Echevarría
Hayoung Eum
John Evans
Jorge ENRIQUE
Liat Elbling
Lin Emery
Margaret Evangeline
Nabil El Makhloufi
Ron English
Susan Erony
F
Alexandre ‘ Vhils’ Farto
Ben Fink Shapiro
Betrand Fournier
Danielle Frankenthal
Eric Fischl
Flix Flix
Flora Fong
Franta
Garry Fabian Miller
Gisele Freund
Golnaz Fathi
Günther Förg
Helen Frankenthaler
Holly Farrell
Jose Manuel Fors
Joseph Fiore
Julia Fullerton-Batten
Linden Frederick
Lucio Fontana
Manuel Felguerez
Maria Friberg
Miguel Florido
MONIQUE FRYDMAN
Nadir Figueroa
Perle Fine
Robert Freeman
Roberto Fabelo
Roberto Ferri
Sam Francis
Sandra ‘Lady Pink’ Fabara
Skylar Fein
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G
Ana González
Angela Glajcar
Beatrice Gallori
Daniel González
DARIO GOLDANIGA
Dayron GONZALEZ
Edite Grinberga
Elisa Grezzani
Enrique Gomez de Molina
Felice Grodin
Flor Garduño
Gabrielle Graessle
Irina Elén González
Jacob Gils
Jaime Gili
Jim Gaylord
John Gibson
Josh Garber
JUAN GARAIZABAL
Kai Guetta
Karl Gerstner
Kelly Graval
Kelly ‘RISK’ Graval
Lilian García-Roig
Lucy Glendinning
Marco Grassi
Max Steven Grossman
Max- Steven Grossman
Michael Goldberg
Nick Georgiou
Oriano Galloni
Ormond Gigli
Patricia Golombek
Peter Gronquist
Prince Gyasi
Ralph Goings
Rhonda Gates
Richard Garet
Robert Gniewek
Robert GOODNOUGH
Sam Gilliam
Skyler Grey
Susan Goldsmith
Víctor Manuel García
Vincent Giarrano
Wayne Gonzales
H
Alexander Höller
Amy Jayne Hughes
Anna Halldin Maule
Dal Jae Huh
Damien Hirst
David Hockney
Frank Horvat
Gerardo Hacer
Grace Hartigan
Hans Hofmann
Hebime
HIME
Horst P. Horst
jd hansen
Jean-Marie Haessle
John Hultberg
Jungwoo Ha
Kati Horna
Katsumi Hayakawa
Keith Haring
Ken Heyman
Kyung Ae Hur
Lee Hall
Loie Hollowell
Meaghan Hyckie
Noriyuki Haraguchi
Patrick Hughes
Patrick Hurst
Peter Halley
Philippe HIQUILY
Richard Hambleton
Richard Höglund
Seontae Hwang
Shawn Huckins
Stephanus Heidacker
Suntae Hwang
Suyon Huh
Thomas Hartmann
Timothy Harney
Vicente Hernández
William Harrington
Xenia Hausner
Young Wook Han
Yutaka Hashimoto
Zhuang Hong Yi
I
Graciela Iturbide
Invader
Kei Ito
María Izquierdo
Mózes Incze
Robert Indiana
Steen Ipsen
J
Don Jacot
Donald Judd
Inhee Jang
Jae Jo
Jorge Jiménez Deredia
Kathleen Jacobs
Kwang Bum Jang
Lester Johnson
Nak Jeon
Nathan Joseph
Nemo Jantzen
Patrick Jacobs
Paul Jenkins
Robert C. Jackson
Seong Joon Jeong
K
25 Kim
Alex Katz
Artist Kun
Banele Khoza
Byung Joo Kim
Deborah Kass
Ellsworth Kelly
Franz Kline
Frida Kahlo
Ida Kohlmeyer
Ilhwa Kim
Iris Kufert-Rivo
Jae Ko
Jaena Kwon
Jan Kaláb
Jay Kelly
Jean Philippe Kadzinski
Jong-Sook Kim
Joseph Klibansky
Jun Kaneko
Juraj Kollár
Karen Knorr
KAWS KAWS
Kim Keever
Kisoo Kwon
Maiko Kobayashi
Markus Klinko
Michael Kalish
Michael Koerner
Minkyu Kang
Neung Kwon
Seungwoo Kim
Sungnam Kim
Susumu Koshimizu
Tae Ho Kim
Todd Kenyon
Walter Kuhlman
Wang KEPING
Will Kurtz
Wolf Kahn
Yayoi Kusama
Yehsine Kang
Yong R. Kwon
Yongrae Kwon
Zachary Knudson
L
ALBERTO LENZI
Chloë Lamb
Clemencia Labin
Crystal Latimer
Daniele Locci
Edoardo Landi
Erika Larsen
Fay Lansner
Felipe Andrés Lavín Valdivía
Fernand Léger
Guido Llinas
Isaac Levy
Ismael Lagares
Ismael LAGARES DIAZ
Ivan Loboguerrero
Jacques LE BESCOND
Jaewook Lee
Jean Lambert- Rucki
Jeenee Lee
Joerg Lozek
Joy Laville
Julio Larraz
Julio Le Parc
Katja Loher
Lea Lund & Erik K Lund & K
Lilly Lullay
Los Bravú
Lucong
Maelee Lee
Malcolm Liepke
Marquis ‘RETNA’ Lewis
Massimo Listri
Miriam Londoño
Peter Lyons
Robert Longo
Roy Lichtenstein
Sangmin Lee
Sol Lewitt
Tom Leighton
Ufan Lee
Whitfield Lovell
Wifredo Lam
Woolim Lee
You Mee Lee
Yu LanYing
Zheng Lu
M
Allan McCollum
Alyssa Monks
America Martin
Antonio Marra
August MUTH
Aurora Molina
Aya Murata
Bertrand Meniel
Beverly McIver
Brendan Murphy
Carlos MATA
Carlos Medina
Catherine McCarthy
Christian Marclay
Clara Morera
Claudia Meyer
Conrad Marca-Relli
Danuel Méndez
Demond Melancon
Dennis Lee Mitchell
Donald Martiny
Eddy MANIEZ
Edoarda Maino
Erika Marquardt
George Morton Clark
Giampiero Malgioglio
Gino Miles
Guillermo Muñoz Vera
Harland Miller
Heiner Meyer
Henri Matisse
Hidehito Matsubara
Hussein Madi
Irene Monat Stern
J Margulis
James Austin Murray
Jane Manus
Jason Martin
Jason Myers
Javier Marin
Javier Marín
Joan Miro
Joan Miró
José Mijares
Josh Mayhem
Julie Miller-Torres
Kelly Mark
Kristin Moore
Lauren Mabry
Livia Marin
Lorenzo Malfatti
MADARA MANJI
Madsaki
Magdalena Murua
Manuel Mendive
Manuel Merida
Maquiamelo
MARCK MARCK
Margherita Marzotto
Marilyn Minter
Mario Moore
Mateo Manaure
Matteo Massagrande
Mr. Mr.
Pablo Manga
Pard Morrison
Piero Manzoni
Rafa Macarrón
Rania Matar
Raul Martinez
Ricardo Maffei
Ricardo Mazal
Robert Mapplethorpe
Robert Motherwell
Roberto Matta
Roberto Sebastian Matta
Sebastian Martorana
Steve Mills
Susan Meisel
Takashi Murakami
Tatyana Murray
Tina Modotti
Viviana Martínez
Yucef Merhi
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Bianca Nemelc
Cathleen Naundorf
Clio Newton
Helmut Newton
Hermann Nachbaur
Jedd Novatt
Kate Norris
Ken Nicol
Kenneth Noland
Landon Nordeman
Louise Nevelson
Michael Nakoneczny
Nuge
Otto Neumann
Reka Nyari
Robert Natkin
Robert Neffson
Sean Newport
Udo Noeger
Udo Noger
William Nelson
O
Abe Odedina
Alejandro Ospina
Ardan Ozmenoglu
Claes Oldenburg
David Olivera
Jules Olitski
Julian Opie
Mariana Olague
Maureen O’Connor
McKay Otto
Mifuu Oda
Nahui Olin
Ruth Owens
Se Yeol Oh
Terry O’Neill
Yigal Ozeri
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Alessandro Puccinelli
Amelia Pelaez
Amelia Peláez
Anastasia Pelias
Arnaldo Pomodoro
Carol Prusa
Cesar Paternosto
Charles Petillon
Daniele Papuli
Dario Perez Flores
Dario Perez-Flores
Edgar Plans
Edward Povey
Emmy Lou Packard
Fabiano Parisi
Fahamu Pecou
Fairfield Porter
Fernando Pinto
Francesco Pergolesi
Gé PELLINI
Gina Pellón
Gugger Petter
Guy Stanley Philoche
Javier Léon Perez
Joel Daniel Phillips
Larry Poons
Laurina Paperina
Lorraine Peltz
Marria Pratts
Massimiliano Pelletti
Max Patté
Mercedes Pardo
Nicolas Party
NORBERTO PROIETTI
Pablo Picasso
Penelope Penelope
Raymond PARKER
René Portocarrero
Richard Pettibone
Richard Pousette-Dart
Richard Prince
Robert & Shana ParkeHarrison
Rod E. Penner
Rod Penner
Rogelio POLESELLO
Seung-Hoon PARK
Silvio Porzionato
Sungtae Park
William PEREHUDOFF
Xavier ‘Blek le Rat’ Prou
Xavier Prou
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Feng Qin
Moses Quiquine
Paolo Quaresima
Sohan Qadri
R
Alice Rahon
Annina Roescheisen
Anselm Reyle
Antoine Rose
Becky Rosa
Brian Rutenberg
Cha Jong Rye
Chris Rivers
Cordy Ryman
Dagoberto Rodríguez
Dan Ramirez
Diego Rodarte Planter
Eberhard ROSS
Ed Ruscha
Erika Ranee
Faith Ringgold
Florian Reinhardt
Gavin Rain
Georges Rousse
Gerhard Richter
Herb Ritts
Holton Rower
James Rosenquist
Janet Rickus
Jean Paul Riopelle
Jean-François Rauzier
JEAN-PAUL RIOPELLE
Jim Rennert
Jim Richard
Jim Ritchie
Jorge Rios
Jose Rosabal
Kelly Reemtsen
Klari Reis
Larry Rivers
Liliana Rossini
Malik Roberts
Mariano Rodríguez
Mel Ramos
Merete Rasmussen
MIMMO ROTELLA
Nicolás Radic
Omar Rayo
Pablo Ruiz Picasso
Patricia Rieger
Paul Rousso
-RABARAMA Rabarama
Rammellzee
Randall Rosenthal
RETNA
REWA
Robert Rauschenberg
Roger Reutimann
Rosa Rolanda
Sandra Ramos
Sophie Ryder
Ugo Rondinone
Valeria Rocchiccioli
Xochitl Rivera
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Alberto Jose Sanchez Sanchez
Alejandro Sanchez
Andrew Stevovich
Antonio Segui
Ben Schonzeit
Benjamin Shine
Bill Scott
Bjorn Skaarup
Buzz Spector
Carly Silverman
Carolina Sardi
Carrie Sieh
Daniele Sigalot
David Spiller
Dirk Salz
Donald Sultan
Emily Mae Smith
Emma Stone-Johnson
Fanny Sanin
Florent Stosskopf
Frank Stella
Gregory Scott
Ham Sup
Hassel Smith
Hermanas Scull
Hiroshi Senju
Hunt Slonem
Igor Kozlovsky & Marina Sharapova
James Siena
Jay Strommen
Jeamin Seung
Jeong Min Suh
Jesus Rafael SOTO
Jesús Rafael Soto
Jesús Soto
Ji Yeon Song
Jingdong Shen
Jinsong Shi
John Salt
Jorge Luis Santos
Josh Sperling
Kanako Sasaki
Kenny Scharf
KwangHo Shin
Leslee Stradford
Lucas Samaras
Luis Selem
Maria Svarbova
Mario Schifano
Mario Soria
Matt Smith
Matthew Shlian
Melvin Sokolsky
Moe Shimada
Niki de Saint Phalle
Nobuo Sekine
Patrick St. Clair
Piero Spadaro
Raphaele Shirley
Raphaella Spence
René Romero Schuler
Richard Serra
Salustiano
Saul Steinberg
Scott Avett
Sharon Sprung
Søren Solkær
STALLMAN Studio
Stephan Schnedler
Steven Spazuk
Stickymonger
Theodoros Stamos
Tomas Sanchez
Tomás Sánchez
Toshiyuki Shibakawa
Turi Simeti
Wolfgang Stiller
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Alex Trimino
Alexi Torres
Ben Thomas
Bernardo Torrens
Bob Thompson
Cristóbal Toral
Cy Twombly
George ‘Hairbrush’ Tjungurrayi
Giorgio Tentolini
Houben Tcherkelov
Joaquín Torres-García
Paddy Lewis Tjapanangka
Patricia Traub
Renata Tumarova
Rosalind Tallmadge
Tafadzwa Adolf Tega
Tigran Tsitoghdzyan
Tim Tadder
Waichi Tsutaka
Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri
Wayne Thiebaud
Wulf Treu
Xavier Toubes
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Federico Uribe
V
Alexandra Valenti
Alireza Varzandeh
Antonio Vidal
Boaz Vaadia
Daniel Verbis
Esteban VICENTE
Fabio Viale
Grazia Varisco
Gustavo Vélez
Isabelle van Zeijl
Jeanne Vadeboncoeur
Joana Vasconcelos
Julian Voss-Andreae
Luciano Ventrone
Manolo Valdes
Manolo Valdés
Oswaldo Vigas
Paul Villinski
Rachel Valdes
Remedios Varo
Victor Vasarely
Willy Verginer
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Ai Weiwei
Albert Watson
Andrew Wyeth
Andy Warhol
Byung Chul Woo
Christopher Wool
Cullen Washington
Frank Worth
Glenn Wexler
Idelle Weber
Jamie Wyeth
John Wesley
Julian Wild
Kukwon Woo
Michael (Corinne) West
Michael Joseph Winkelmann
Nathan Walsh
Patrick Wilson
Paul Wonner
Rob Wynne
Ronald A. Westerhuis
Sou-Yeol Won
Stephen Wilkes
Susan Weil
Tom Wesselman
TOM WESSELMANN
Yigang Wang
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Song Xue
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David Yarrow
Han Yajuan
Jack YOUNGERMAN
Katherine Young
Kyung Youl Yoon
Miyuki Yokomizo
Purvis Young
Sang Yoon Yoon
Seo Young Deok
Tim Yankosky
Yissho
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Eric Zener
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Runs from Friday November 5 2021 to Friday October 7 2022

Approximate running time: 2 hours and 30 minutes

Venue

Sandrell Rivers Theater
6103 NW 7th Ave
Miami FL 33127

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Love, Peace & Jazz! The Sunshine Jazz Organization is celebrating our 35th Season! Promoting America’s Precious Artform in South Florida Since 1986.

SJO programming is presented with support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners.

COVID-19 Protocol & Practices: Read our guidelines: https://www.sandrellriverstheater.com/reopening

ADA Accommodations: It is our policy to comply with all of the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. To request materials in accessible format, and/or any accommodation to attend any Fantasy Theatre Factory event, please contact Evelyn Sullivan, 305-284-8800, [email protected], at least five (5) days in advance to initiate your request, TTY users may also call 711 (Florida Relay Service).

Due to limited availability, please request in the ticket comment section if an assisted listening device is needed and quantity.

For more information contact the Box Office at (305) 284-8872 or [email protected]

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El cantante cubanoamericano Stvoo8 ofrecerá un concierto

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El cantante cubanoamericano Stvoo8 ofrecerá un concierto el 3 de diciembre, en el EB Hotel

El joven exponente del género urbano Stvoo8 cantará el viernes 3 de diciembre en el EB Hotel. El artista, hijo de cubanos, nacido en Miami, se presentará junto a colegas como Zarabanda Band, Dani D y Franky, El Moro Rey La Cuerda, y DJ Prieto. “Estoy preparado para dar lo mejor de mí esa noche”, comenta. Stvoo8 tiene una serie de canciones que causan sensación en Youtube y Spotify. Los boletos para el espectáculo se pueden adquirir en www.eventbrite.com o llamando al 305-978-7767.

La pandemia cambió muchas cosas y a Steven Daniel Villar le modificó el horizonte profesional por completo. Hasta el 2020 estaba centrado en cuestiones relacionadas con diseño y arquitectura, pero el confinamiento le hizo replantear su vocación: dio rienda suelta a su amor por la música y comenzó una carrera como cantante. Por empezar se bautizó como Stvoo8, un juego de palabras entre su nombre real, la palabra “activo”, y el número que, puesto en horizontal, representa al infinito.

Ya son seis las canciones, escritas por él mismo, disponibles en las plataformas digitales. “Solo una”, “El pasillito”, “Romperla”, “Somos libres”, “Todo el mundo”, “Repartiendo”. Stvoo8 manifiesta que sus temas son “muy bailables y transmiten mucha alegría”. Sus creaciones coquetean con el “cubatón”, que bebe del reguetón, del son cubano, del merengue y otros estilos.

Stvoo8 destaca que lo suyo no es solo hacer mover los pies al público. “En mi música describo mi vida, y doy el mensaje de que uno debe amarse a uno mismo, tratar bien a los demás, y cuidar a la familia”. En “Solo una”, su canción más reciente, contó con la colaboración especial del productor Dispara Gatillo. “Somos libres” tuvo un génesis más serio, en cuanto a la letra, ya que Stvoo8 la escribió pensando en el deseo libertario de sus hermanos cubanos.

Con su confianza arrolladora, Stvoo8 avanza imparable y ya anuncia que arrancará el 2022 con música nueva: el tema “La cubana golda”.

CONTEXT Art Miami Announces 2021

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CONTEXT Art Miami Announces 2021 Exhibitor List

International Contemporary Art Show Presents More than 61 International Galleries

CONTEXT Art Miami, the international contemporary fair dedicated to the development and reinforcement of emerging and mid-career artists, has announced the 2021 exhibitor list for its ninth edition. Taking place November 30 – December 5, 2021, the fair will feature more than 61 galleries from 17 countries including Australia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Turkey, South Korea, Spain, United Kingdom and United States. CONTEXT Art Miami’s sister fair Art Miami will return for its 31st edition with 140 international galleries.
The 2021 Fair will kick off with a Platinum VIP Preview for top collectors, curators, and members of the press on Tuesday, November 30, 2021, from 4:30p.m. – 6:30p.m. to benefit the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). The VIP Preview will open for all VIP ticketholders at 6:30p.m. and run until 10p.m. This is the 11th consecutive year that
PAMM has been the fair’s exclusive VIP Preview benefactor and Art Miami has cumulatively donated more than $275,000 to further the museum’s collection and mission.
The partnership remains an integral part of Art Miami’s larger commitment to the city of Miami.
CONTEXT Art Miami returns in-person with a high caliber, quality lineup pushing boundaries on the current dialogues in contemporary art. The Fair offers an exceptionally strong platform for collectors to discover and acquire fresh and significant works in today’s primary art market from emerging and established galleries.
The Fair will be held alongside Art Miami at the prestigious waterfront location of One Miami Herald Plaza on Biscayne Bay, nestled between the Venetian and MacArthur Causeways in the heart of Downtown Miami. This year, to further sustainability initiatives as well as touchless entry, all tickets will be available exclusively online with no box office onsite.

International galleries that will exhibit at CONTEXT Art Miami for the first time include:
International galleries that will exhibit at CONTEXT Art Miami for the first time include: AM House, Coral Gables | AOA;87, Bamberg | Art Bond NY, New York | Art.M, Luxemborg | ArtConvex, Hong Kong | Artemiro Gallery, New York | BG Gallery, Santa Monica | Boulderton Contemporary, Miami | Carousel Art Group, Miami | Coagula Curatorial, Huntington Park | Fortom Gallery, Miami | Galerie l’Atelier, New York, | Gallery Grimson, Seoul | GR gallery, New York | Hilton Asmus Contemporary, Chicago | Imaginart Gallery, Coral Gables | MonShare Art, Milan | Normal Royal Arts, Fort Collins | Offshoot Arts, London | Quidley & Company, Nantucket | Winn Slavin, Beverly Hills.

2021 CONTEXT ART MIAMI EXHIBITOR LIST
532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel New York | AM House Miami | Analog ContemporaryPhiladelphia | Art Angels Los Angeles | Art Bond NY Manhattan | Art.M Capellen| ArtConvex Hong Kong | Artemiro Gallery New York | AOA;87 Bamberg | Axiom Contemporary Scottsdale | Bel Air Fine Art Miami | BG Gallery Santa Monica | Blank Space New York | BlinkGroup Fine Art Gallery Miami | Boulderton Contemporary Art Miami Shores | Bronner Gallery Guethary | Bruce Lurie Gallery Miami | Bruno Art Group Tel Aviv | Carousel Fine Art Miami | CHIEFS & SPIRITS The Hague | Coagula Curatorial Huntington Park | Connect Contemporary Atlanta | Contemporary Art Projects USA Miami | DECORAZON Gallery New York | Fabrik Projects Gallery Beverly Hills | Fortom Gallery Miami | Galería Casa Cuadrada Bogotá | Galeria La Sala Santiago | galerie Barrou Planquart Paris | Galerie l’Atelier New York | Galerie. LeRoyer Montreal | Galeries Bartoux Miami | Gallery BK Seoul | Gallery Grimson Seoul | Gama Gallery Istanbul | GR Gallery New York | Hashimoto Contemporary New York | Hilton Asmus Contemporary Chicago | HOFA Gallery London | Imaginart Gallery Coral Gables | Janus Gallery Doraville | John William Gallery Boca Raton | K+Y Gallery Paris | Khankhalaev Gallery Moscow | Lassiter Fine Art Mobile | Liquid art system Capri | Lustre Contemporary Caledon | McCaig-Welles Gallery Brooklyn | MonShare Art Milan | New Apostle Gallery Mount Vernon | Normal Royal Fort Collins | Offshoot Arts Great Missenden | Olivia Park Gallery New York | Onessimo Fine Art Palm Beach | Quantum Contemporary Art London | Quidley & Company Nantucket | Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery London | Retrospect Galleries Coorabell S16 Gallery Montreal | Simons Gallery The Hague | Steidel contemporary Lake Worth Beach | VK Gallery Amsterdam | Winn Slavin Fine Art Beverly Hills (List information as of October 11, 2021)
CONTEXT ART MIAMI +ONLINE is a curated digital exhibition offering dedicated stateof-the-art acquisition rooms, powered by Hook, which will run concurrent with the inperson fairs from Tuesday, November 30 through Sunday, December 5, 2021. CONTEXTART MIAMI +ONLINE provides additional exposure and sales opportunities for galleries participating in the in-person events. Additionally, it offers international galleries and attendees who are unable to travel and participate in this year’s in-person fairs a comprehensive digital fair solution for viewing, buying and learning about art. Informa All Secure is CONTEXT Art Miami’s approach to enhanced health and safety standards Safety is the top priority, and CONTEXT Art Miami will adhere to strict measures to protect visitors, exhibitors, and staff. The Fair will be run according to U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines and local authority guidance as well as any venue or location-specific regulations. Informa AllSecure is how these standards are being adopted in the business. It means that when exhibitors, sponsors, and attendees come to Art Miami events, they can connect, learn, know more, and conduct more business, effectively, safely and with confidence.
As a part of the AllSecure program, all attendees of CONTEXT Art Miami are required to show proof of a rapid antigen test (or equivalent) with a negative result within 24 hours prior to attending the Fair. Attendees may choose, in their discretion, to opt out of this testing requirement by showing proof of having received full vaccination more than 2 weeks prior to attendance. All Fair attendees will be required to wear a mask. Please be advised that these protocols are subject to change. More details are available at www.artmiami.com and www.informa.com/about-us/allsecure/

HOURS AND LOCATION:
Fair Hours:
Opening Night Platinum VIP Preview: Tuesday, November 30: 4:30p.m.-6:30p.m.
Opening Night VIP Preview: Tuesday, November 30: 6:30p.m. – 10:00p.m.
General Admission: Wednesday, December 1 – Saturday, December 4: 11a.m. – 7p.m.;
Sunday, December 5: 11a.m. – 6p.m.
Location:

The CONTEXT Art Miami Pavilion, One Herald Plaza @ NE 14th Street, DowntownMiami. On Biscayne Bay between the Venetian & MacArthur Causeways Tickets will go on sale 45 days prior to the opening of CONTEXT Art Miami.
Please note that tickets are exclusively available online and cannot be purchased onsite.

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MEDIA RELATIONS:
Carma Connected
404 Washington Ave., Suite 620
Miami Beach, FL 33139
305.438.9200
[email protected]
www.carmaconnected.com
MARKETING, SPONSORSHIPS + VIP RELATIONS:
Pamela Cohen, VP, Director of Marketing, VIP Relations & Sponsorships
[email protected]
About CONTEXT Art Miami:
CONTEXT Art Miami, owned by Informa Markets is the sister fair to Art Miami 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. Ninety-five international galleries, vetted by the CONTEXT Art Miami Selection Committee, 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.
About Informa Markets:
Informa Markets creates platforms for international markets to trade, innovate and grow. Through over 500 leading brands, their exhibitions, specialist digital content and data solutions allow customers operating in specialist markets to meet and trade, and for their

businesses and markets to thrive. Informa Markets has over 4,000 colleagues worldwide, with a large presence in markets including the US, Brazil, Dubai, India and China. https://informa.com/divisions/informa-markets

Agora Gallery

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Welcome to Agora Gallery

Tel: (+1)212-226-4151

Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 11am – 6pm

Address: 530 West 25th Street New York, NY 10001

Agora Gallery was established by the late Miki Stiles, MFA, to provide opportunities to artists entering the global art market. Ms. Stiles was a visionary who founded the gallery on the principle that all artists benefit from having their artwork promoted by a professional gallery. Located in the heart of the famous Chelsea art district, Agora Gallery occupies the ground floor of 530 West 25th Street. The gallery is frequented by art lovers looking to find and buy original artwork.

Meet Our ExpertsNeed an expert opinion? Get to know our staff of art experts who make Agora Gallery the friendly, professional place that it is. Our dedicated team works to ensure that all the details of an artist’s representation are handled efficiently, from shipping artwork to the many kinds of artist promotion in which the gallery is involved. Drawing on both theoretical and practical knowledge of art, and on their considerable experience of the contemporary art world, each team member strives to combine their skills to ensure that artists and collectors always experience the gallery at its best.

Take a 3D TourAgora Gallery is located in the heart of New York City’s renowned Chelsea art district, home to some of the world’s most prestigious galleries. Spanning the street level, our elegant, yet welcoming exhibition space is open and well-lit with 14-18 foot ceilings to allow all forms of artwork to shine. Great natural light and a versatile 4,000 square feet floor plan make Agora the perfect venue for artists and art organizations to exhibit their work.

Visitor InformationIf you’re an art lover visiting New York, you won’t want to miss the experience of exploring Chelsea, the gallery district internationally renowned for the diversity and talent it displays. Agora Gallery is a great example of a gallery that showcases the variety and skill present in contemporary art – so be sure to visit us during your time in New York! Admission is free to all.

Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11am – 6pm.

Meet Agora Gallery Team

Sabrina A. Gilbertson, Director, has a BFA degree from Boston University, with a concentration in Painting and a minor in Art History. Sabrina has worked in the New York art industry for over 12 years, coordinating exhibitions, art fairs and promotion for artists from around the world. Passionate about art for as long as she can remember, Sabrina celebrates contemporary artists and is devoted to the exploration and advancement of their artistic careers.

Shilan Samaei, Art Sales Consultant, has a BFA degree from American University of Dubai, with a concentration in Interior Design. Shilan has worked in the art industry for many years, as an art consultant, project manager, gallery director, and client liaison. Shilan has been working closely with artists from different backgrounds and cultures to create remarkable pieces for corporate offices, hospitality, and collectors. Shilan is passionate about art and love to help and promote artists from all around the world.

Carolina Carilo, Competitions Coordinator, is originally from Bogotá, Colombia, and graduated with a BA in Fine Arts with a concentration in print and a postgraduate degree in Art Education. A skilled workshop artist, she has also worked in cultural management and gained experience in art education. Being an artist herself she loves to help artists get more exposure via competition opportunities.

Page Carpenter, Associate Director, has a Master’s Degree in Fine & Decorative Arts from Sotheby’s Institute of Art, London, and a Bachelor’s Degree from Sewanee: the University of the South. Page is a talented copywriter with a strong understanding of fine art & its markets. She is dedicated to providing excellent content including promotional materials for our artists and exhibitions. She is passionate about creating compelling, relevant, and engaging content for art collectors, artists, and our audience within the international arts community.

Katrina Lacanaria-Reblora, Gallery Assistant, has worked in the corporate world for 12 years as a Senior Account Specialist, but has always been passionate about arts and has dreamed of becoming a fashion designer as a kid. She also enjoys painting portraits and still life as well.

Andra Bilici, Social Media Director, is a communications consultant with an extensive experience in Social media as well as Corporate Communication. She has studied philology, PR & Communication while pursuing her passion and interest for art. Andra enjoys working on various marketing initiatives, promoting artists during their representation and integrating contemporary art into the fast-paced social media world.

Roanna Cada, Graphic Designer, has a Bachelor’s Degree in IT, specializing in digital arts. She has years of experience working on web and graphic design. She enjoys working on graphic materials for Agora Gallery, drawing inspiration from artworks of the gallery’s represented artists. Gaining new perspectives in fine art, she is fond of reviewing artworks of emerging artists and grasping their passion with their art.

Gabriella Mazza, Artist Liaison, is a multilingual interpreter and visual artist originally from Italy. Gabriella provides language, copywriting and cultural adaptation services to better promote prominent designers, artists, and photographers. She is actively involved in the Queens and Brooklyn art scenes, curating and participating in shows, organizing gallery crawls and open studios, and providing opportunities for artists to grow. Currently, she is working on a new series of paintings on rebellious underwater creatures.

Ricardo Rodriguez, Web Designer, has a BA in Information Technology specialising in web development. With years of experience developing websites, Ricardo loves creating beautifully designed sites to showcase artists’ work. An artist himself, he also enjoys photography, dancing, and mountain climbing.Anna Karampela, Social Media Assistant, has a BA in Linguistics and received her M. Phil. in Computational Linguistics from Trinity College Dublin. Growing up around artists, she developed her love for art, an element that was further evolved during her travels and has been constant throughout her career. Anna is passionate about creating high-level texts for artists, promoting their work through social media platforms.

Maria Olsson Skalin, Gallery Assistant, is originally from Helsingborg, Sweden, and has a Master’s degree in Contemporary Art History from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York as well as a Certificate of Fine Art from the New York Academy of Art in Tribeca. Maria has been working in various sectors of the New York art industry since 2018, and is particularly passionate about the history of fine art photography and printmaking.

Yshay Manos, Art Consultant, has been involved in the New York City art scene since the early 1990s. Yshay’s spectrum of experience ranges from managing design and furniture galleries to owning a gallery dedicated to Asian antiques and fine arts and privately dealing in fine and decorative art. His artistic interests span photography, mid century arts and design, contemporary art and design, Asian antiques, and fine arts and he is also an avid photographer.

Grace Gedeon, Intern, has a BA in Multimedia Journalism from SUNY Purchase College. During her studies she also acquired a minor in Visual Arts with a focus in photography–– a passion that budded her sophomore year of high school. Grace has enjoyed incorporating aspects of her studies throughout her career and has done so in recent years by working as a camera assistant, photographer, videographer, editor, and producer. She especially likes to engage herself in all things creative, even the new, and is passionate about learning from those opportunities to expand her knowledge and understanding of the art world.

Representatives

Maria Stella looks through many portfolios of different artists every day, gaining new inspirations for herself from the creativity shared all around the world. A philosopher both in her soul and in her education, she is also a dedicated art lover and amateur musician. To her, art and music are the main sources of a happy life.

Naomi Harris is a Marketing specialist with a decade of experience in marketing research, outreach and specialized communications. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from B K Birla College of Science. She believes that art, in any form, can have a tremendous impact on our emotions and mood. To free her imagination, she includes art in her spiritual practices. Outside of work, she loves to explore ancient heritage sites and study ancient literature.

Bev Eusebio has obtained a graduate degree in Marketing and Corporate Communications. She is a very optimistic person and enjoys traveling across the globe. She has always been inspired by fine art photographers.

Elle Angeles is a former educator who spearheaded improvement plans, and facilitated national workshops. These experiences developed her content and resources management skills as she and her team designed sustainability plans and projects. She shared her enthusiasm for photography and filmmaking with her journalism and broadcasting mentees, and currently flourishing her children’s photography and filmmaking skills.

IN SITU: NATURE ACTION. NEGATIVE CUBE.

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The Miami, FL. based artist works through and between performance, painting, installations, urban art, sculpture, photography, text, and image.

IN SITU: NATURE ACTION. Negative Cube Video.

My motivation is to expand my ideas of fundamental human communication traits in our contemporary world to other audiences. Negative Cube spotlights the interconnection of human beings in a constant flow of interactions; all happening under an invisible network. The cube in my head (an axial, iconic symbol in all my works) is covered with mirrors over all its faces. It is a symmetric, stable geometry that confines the frontier of mySelf. When interactions with others occur, the mirrors create multiple reflections and counter reflections on me, defying the notions of my real identity, myself, and the others. Our interactive human ecosystem is based on mirroring the experience of oneself and others in a semblable and unifying process. Statement My work is based on geometric abstraction and the cube plays a central part in my proposal. The cube represents a symbol of harmony, unity, and balance of our internal and external life.

Milagros Bello, curator

Music: John Cage – 0’00’’ (1962)

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