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  Here's the Weirdest, Worst Stuff We Saw at Art Basel and Art Miami 2018

  December 11 at 3:29 p.m.

  Maybe 20 percent of the pieces at any Miami Art Week fair are fantastic. About 75 percent are either trite or meaningless. But the final 5 percent is where the fairs truly shine: Every one has something in the realm of five to ten pieces that truly, genuinely suck in spectacular fashion.

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  Miami Art Week 2018 Brought Tessa Thompson, Bono, and Other Stars to Town

  December 11 at 8:30 a.m.

  While you were waiting in traffic and lusting after $30 glasses of champagne at the art fairs, celebrities touched down in Miami to party, perform, and yes, even look at some art. These are the famous faces spotted around town last week. Actor Tessa Thompson hosted Bombay Sapphire's annual Artisan...

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  Art Basel and Miami Art Week 2018 Winners and Losers

  December 10 at 10:35 a.m.

  That's a wrap, everyone. Miami Art Week has come and gone. And whether you were a 24-hour party person all last week or stayed home to avoid the crowds and traffic, you're probably relieved that there'll be no more fairs, fests, or flaky tourists clogging up the city. So who...

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  The People of Miami Art Week 2018

  December 10 at 9:49 a.m.

  Every year, the art world flocks to Miami to warm up and rub elbows. Here are some of the most interesting people spotted around Miami Art Week 2018 events and fairs including NADA, Untitled, Design Miami, Satellite Art Show, and Mana Contemporary. Photography by Karli Evans.

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  The Highlights From Satellite Air Show 2018

  December 10 at 9:45 a.m.

  Every year, Satellite Art Show manages to cut through the noise of Miami Art Week by taking the art fair model and completely dismantling it. This year, Satellite returned to its North Beach digs with a unique serving of visual and performance art. Photography by Daniella Mía.

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  The Highlights From Scope Art Show 2018

  December 10 at 9:35 a.m.

  Scope Art Fair returned to its tent on the sand of Miami Beach to bring some of the most cutting-edge contemporary art from across the globe. Photography by Daniella Mía.