As with other yearly shows in multiple categories, the last 2 years has been difficult not being able to operate the same way as in the past. But those trying times have mostly disappeared and everyone’s ready to eat, drink and be very merry especially in Miami. Miami Art Week was back this year in full swing with many of the regular large shows and many more in an intimate setting all filled with art lovers and fabulous artists.
Featured image: (left to right) Willy Verginger sculpture and Tom Porta painting at Miami Art Fair; Mira Lehr sculpture.
Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami (the Redwood Art Group), two of the longest running shows during Miami Art Week came back to the Wynwood Convention Center this year. They showcases independent career artists, studios, and younger galleries that are pushing the boundaries in the art field.
Adam Land Fine Arts: Traveller, 2021. Eric Boyer: Draped Female Torso. ADC Fine Arts, Cincinnati. Pergi: Sans Titre. Mecenavie, France. Antoine de Villiers: Torii II. Mary Barr Rhodes – mixed media colors. ADC Fine Art, Cincinnati. Daniella Queirolo: Her Majesty 2, 2021. Agora Gallery, NY. Kim Hernandez: The Messengers. ADC Fine Art, Cincinnati. JC Cepeda: “13”, 2021. Ralwins Gallery, Georgia. Georgia Lambrou: Between Worlds. K-Art Projects U.S.A., North Miami Beach.
Art Miami and CONTEXT Art Miami were held on the beautiful Miami waterfront to packed crowds. Art Miami is recognized globally as one of the preeminent international modern and contemporary art fairs featuring investment quality works from more than 135 international galleries from 17 countries. The sister fair CONTEXT Art Miami, dedicated to the development and reinforcement of emerging and mid-career artists, is back for its ninth edition with more than 61 galleries from 17 countries.
Gil Bruvel: Mask #130, 2021. Laura Rathe Fine Art, Houston and Dallas.Stallman Studio: Birds of Paradise, 2021. Laura Rathe Fine Art, Houston and Dallas. Vicky Barranguet: Yards of Love IIIC (Azul, Azul Clara, Rose). McCaig-Welles Gallery, NYYang Jaemoon: Heavenly Dream #31. Olivia Park Gallery, Seoul and NY. Eric Ceccarini: Lina Redford 01. Galerie L’Atelier, NY. Miss Bugs: Algorithm Chamber Prisms, 2021. Burgess Gallery, Fort Lauderdale. Roberta Coni: Giorgia. Galeries Bartoux, Miami. Tosin Kalejaye: Breakfast In Bed. Christopher Moller Gallery, Cape Town.
During a private event at Mira Lehr‘s historic residence in Miami Beach in honor of her new art book, guests were feted to a curated selection of artwork by the artist. The book – Mira Lehr: Arc of Nature the Complete Monograph, will be published by Skira Editore in early 2022 is about the artist’s six decade career.
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