Fountain of Youth

Fountain Miami, which opens Friday and runs through Sunday, contains arguably the most experimental art during Basel. Think entrails worn outside the body, cars set aflame, and piles of discarded trash presented like classical Greek statues. Doors open at noon daily at 2505 N. Miami Ave. in Wynwood. Admission costs...
By Amanda McCorquodaleNovember 24, 2011
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Fountain Miami, which opens Friday and runs through Sunday, contains arguably the most experimental art during Basel. Think entrails worn outside the body, cars set aflame, and piles of discarded trash presented like classical Greek statues. Doors open at noon daily at 2505 N. Miami Ave. in Wynwood. Admission costs $10. Visit fountainartfair.com.

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Amanda McCorquodale

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