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Art Basel Events You're Not Invited To, Sorry

Art Basel not only offers an overload of visual stimulation, it also presents a time to dredge up any tragic feelings of rejection you experienced in your youth. Sure, there are like 300 openings and parties each and every night of next week, but there are only like three you want to go to. Those ar ... More >>

Shows at CIFO and the Bass test your art lingo

Art Basel not only offers an overload of visual stimulation, it also presents a time to dredge up any tragic feelings of rejection you experienced in your youth. Sure, there are like 300 openings and parties each and every night of next week, but there are only like three you want to go to. Those ar ... More >>

What Housing Bubble? Here's a $32 Million Indian Creek House That Just Went On Sale

via One Sotheby's International RealtyCelebrate your Bush-era tax cut exention with a new $32 million summer house!​We don't know about you, but Riptide is still fishing soda cans out of Lincoln Road trash bins to scrounge up enough pocket change to pay rent. But apparently the Great Recessiongedd ... More >>

Art Basel: Artpocalypse Now

A voyage into the art of darkness in an economy gone mad.

Art Basel or Bust

The unholy dollar just might kill the nation's top art fair.

Hot and Sour

China's booming art parade makes a second stop in Coral Gables.

See Danza Afrocubana Before it Disappears -- Again

China's booming art parade makes a second stop in Coral Gables.

Low-Profile Highbrow Art

The secret is out for this clandestine gallery

The Color of Money

Basel high rollers are jetting into town ready to blow big bucks

Experimental Phase

Basel high rollers are jetting into town ready to blow big bucks

Fake Art, Real Money

That beautiful painting by Cuban artist Domingo Ramos? The one you bought from a Miami gallery for $10,000? Ready for some bad news? It's a forgery

Tell Us Something We Didn't Know

Mosaic Theatre's latest takes the road more traveled and trite

Britto's Republic

A "but is it art?' debate looms as a developer ties his civic largesse to patronage of a favorite sculptor

Art Basel Events

A "but is it art?' debate looms as a developer ties his civic largesse to patronage of a favorite sculptor

Grape Tidings

A "but is it art?' debate looms as a developer ties his civic largesse to patronage of a favorite sculptor

The War of Art

Competing fairs are locked in a battle for collectors

South Beach Drinks Up and Goes Home

The party may be over but life -- real life -- goes on

The Revisitation

The party may be over but life -- real life -- goes on

Fellowship Down

The Cintas Foundation, a long-standing financial boon to artists of Cuban heritage, isn't doling out any money this year

Swelter

The Cintas Foundation, a long-standing financial boon to artists of Cuban heritage, isn't doling out any money this year

Swelter

The Cintas Foundation, a long-standing financial boon to artists of Cuban heritage, isn't doling out any money this year

From Stem to Stern

The Cintas Foundation, a long-standing financial boon to artists of Cuban heritage, isn't doling out any money this year

Collective Experience

Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

For What It's Worth

Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

Rock and Roll Graveyard

Jimi Hendrix's guitar. John Lennon's furniture. Bono's sunglasses. Hope I die before I get sold.

The Collector

What do Armando Valladares, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Miriam Alonso, Xavier Suarez, Alex Penelas, Steve Clark, and the Miami Herald editorial board have in common? They're just a few of the big names enlisted by accused embezzler Roberto Polo in his fight to a

Antique Pique

You'd be thrilled to learn those dusty old trinkets on your mantel are actually worth their weight in gold. Wouldn't you?

The Art of Bankruptcy: Part 2

No-nonsense bankruptcy trustee William Brandt wants to open an art gallery near you