One of the latest additions to the Brickell skyline, the East, is getting in the Basel spirit with an installation and show of recent work from Chinese artist Ye Hongxing. The Shanghai-based artist is known for her intricate canvas pastiches, constructed with stickers she finds at flea markets and small…
Here’s what you will not encounter at fashion designers Maxwell + Dao’s installation at the Confidante pool area this Basel: Any exhibits to do with fashion design. Here’s what you will get: An ear into the candid conversations of the Public School duo and their friends, as they tackle every…
You have just two more days to take in all the spectacles around the city. The Basel fatigue struggle is real, but now’s the time to chug a coffee and get over it — or resign yourself to waiting a whole year for redemption. Basel Saturday has the biggest crowds,…
Goddessphere, an art installation emulating a strip club scheduled to launch at the Shore Club tonight, has been canceled. According to Marina Fini, one of the collaborators on the project, code enforcement officers arrived at the door of the penthouse today and shut the project down, citing a lack of…
You won’t have to buy a ticket to the fairs or battle traffic to get to a gallery to witness new art this week. Chances are that you’ll run into a newly installed work of art just wandering around like you always do. Artists from all over have installed pieces…
Lisa S. Johnson’s father was a guitar player, and her mother was a singer. Her father loved photography, so she studied it in school to bridge communications with him. While working for Eastman Kodak, she began dating a musician who owned a vintage guitar store, and he was first to recognize the singular soul of her artistic guitar portraits.
“It’s hard for me to define my identity. Because I have been to Cuba — over a decade ago, before this craze — I can say that I am Cuban,” explains Belaxis Buil. “Stepping out of the plane, I felt relieved. I actually cried. After spending time on the island and becoming acquainted with the people, I realized how Cuban I was…”
It’s Friday, and Art Basel weekend is ready to kick off. All the fairs are open. The galleries and museums have put on their best faces. It’s go time. Here are a few places to start.
Super 8 motel rooms aren’t exactly known for their chic and modern decor. But the budget hotel brand is now undergoing a transformation, shedding its old skin and stepping into a fresher, sleeker design. It’s out with the old and in with the new, and visitors to the “Super 8 Innov8te” Art Basel show in Wynwood…
Past the vintage neon signage of the art deco-style Parisian hotel in Miami Beach, an eight-foot-tall milk carton perpetually pours a stream into a colossal cereal bowl. Performers luxuriate in the liquid while splashing around and sipping tropical drinks. Floating inside the bowl are inflatable cereal pieces from favorite childhood brands.
Award-winning costumer Patricia Field has curated a line of art fashion to exhibit at the White Dot Gallery in Wynwood during Art Basel and throughout December.
They say life imitates art. But is it the other way around? Or is it a complex back-and-forth? Get a look at this new photo series, and you’ll seriously consider those questions.
You might have been partying the past couple of nights, but today is the official kickoff of Art Basel. The RSVPs, the art overload, and, yes, the traffic are about to get real. Pop a Xanax for that road rage and get ready for today’s best events.
There’s always one work on display that defines each year’s Miami Art Week. In 2011, it was performance artist Miru Kim living in a literal pigsty at Primary Projects. In 2014, it was Spinello Projects’ woman-centric exhibit “Auto Body.” This year, the work on everyone’s mind…
What do the Beatles, Pussy Riot, and surfers have in common? The minds and hands of artists Tomas Vu and Rirkrit Tiravanija. The artist duo will premiere its grand-scale, seemingly outrageous, but politically charged and deeply personal installation, Do We Dream Under the Same Sky, at the Untitled art fair today.
Art Basel begins tomorrow, and that means traffic in this city is about to go absolutely nuts. But don’t worry — even if an extra 150,000 cars a day will try to cross the MacArthur Causeway, Austin musician Steve Parker has an art project that will let you make music out of the vehicular tumult.
Art Basel is upon us, which means all sorts of cool, interesting, weird, shocking, and downright breathtaking art will soon be splashed across town for all the world to see. If you can imagine it, it’s probably represented somewhere during Miami Art Week. And one booth at the art fair Spectrum Miami aims to set your imagination ablaze — with weed.
The New York-based sculptor/musician/performance artist Naama Tsabar is no stranger to Art Basel Miami Beach. Asked how many times she has been in the official show, she offhandedly says, “I think three.” But this year, Tsabar will take part in two Art Basel Miami Beach exhibitions, one a performance…
Basel Wednesday is a day of openings. At fairs, museums, galleries, and hotels, the art exhibits that’ll entertain Miami Art Week browsers through the rest of the week are debuting — often with swanky parties. Here are a few you won’t want to miss.
Cheech Marin, famously one-half of the iconic duo Cheech & Chong, is coming to town with his stash — of art and tequila, that is. That might not be the stash you were expecting, but it’s definitely an interesting reason to get out and meet a comedy legend.
Art Basel Miami Beach (ABMB) is one of the most anticipated events in the art world, but oftentimes it’s the fashion at the fair that takes center stage. Being street-style-ready is often as crucial as touring Basel’s satellite fairs and cruising the museums, and style mavens come prepared. But they also come ready to be inspired…
This year, local fashion fiends can kick off Miami Art Week with the pop of a champagne and the sparkle of a runway. At Art Loves Fashion, the opening event for Spectrum Miami, waifish models will strut down the catwalk in garments made by international designers while artist Ian Lantz displays interactive artwork and Caribbean pop superstar Tebby provides the soundtrack.
