Artistic and Dynamic Showcase in the Heart of Wynwood

Artistic expression from the Redwood Art Group‘s flagship fairs, Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami, once again converged at Mana Wynwood. From December 3-7, the shows transformed the convention center into a massive art destination during the peak of Miami Art Week. This strategic pairing provided a comprehensive art experience, allowing visitors to seamlessly move between Spectrum’s focus on independent artists and emerging galleries and Red Dot’s curated gallery-only presentation of contemporary art. These artistic shows offered collectors, gallerists, and art lovers a focused yet expansive experience showcasing contemporary and modern art. There distinctive curated approaches celebrated innovation and accessibility within the bustling art fair landscape and the global art scene.

Featured image: B. D. Stellmacher’s mixed media artwork Dignity.

Red Dot Miami

In its 20th edition, Red Dot Miami showcased contemporary and modern artworks from international galleries. The fair served as a sophisticated marketplace where significant works by renowned artists coexisted with groundbreaking pieces from emerging talents, fostering a rich dialogue between art history and the future. Notably, the featured artwork for this article, created by E. D. Stellmacher, exemplified the show’s dynamic, playful, and culturally energetic atmosphere, surpassing previous editions of the fair. This refreshed curation of the show effectively highlighted the artistic voices of the works on display, presenting a vibrant mix of contemporary art.

Design and Style Report image, man standing in front of four artistic mixed media paintings, B D Stellmacher
B.D. Stellmacher in front of his works. Top left to right: Passion; Resilience; Perseverance; Dignity. All with acrylic and denim on canvas. Mido Galleria, Medellin.
Design and Style Report image, abstract painting of skyline with tones of pink from Piper Bridwell
Piper Bridwell: Almost Home, 2025, oil. SAB Gallery Collection – Los Angeles/NewYork/Miami.
Design and Style Report image, Sun Min Jang artistic painting of yarn and precious stones in shades of teal
Sun Min Jang: Thread of Memory, 2025. Acrylic painting on canvas. Perseus Gallery, New York.
Design and Style Report image, Cesar A. Garcia Pedraza artistic and circular geometric painting in bold colors
Cesar A. Garcia Pedraza: Series Levantamiento!! Mixed media on canvas. K-Art Projects USA, Miami.
Design and Style Report image, modular artistic sculpture of a blonde haired woman by Lawrence Armstrong
Lawrence Armstrong: AMOR 1.1
layered painted glass, stainless steel, ADC Fine Art, Cincinnati.
Design and Style Report image, blue ink abstract painting by Paola Montemayor
Paola Montemayor: Agate Mist, ink on Canvas. Artio Gallery, Toronto.
Design and Style Report image, artistic white origami flowers arranged on canvas by Jade Huynh
Jade Huynh’s origami flowers. Perseus Gallery, New York.
Design and Style Report image, multiple sized glass and steel circles in reds, purples and oranges arranged on a wall by Nancy Unger
Nancy Unger: Weightless 1, photography, convex glass, steel. ADC Fine Art, Cincinnati.
Design and Style Report image, abstract painting by Gaston Carrio
Gaston Carrio: Endless Promises Series, mixed media painting on canvas. Carrio Contemporary, Miami.

Spectrum Miami

The artworks in this year’s Spectrum Miami show can be described as an eclectic and accessible collection of contemporary art from a diverse group of cohorts. The show featured a wide range of artistic styles and mediums from well over 200 exhibitors, including galleries and independent artists. The overall atmosphere was vibrant and designed to connect emerging artists with both seasoned and new collectors. The show’s creative energy, contemporary relevance and broad appeal offered something for all tastes.

Design and Style Report image, Klimt reminisce paintings by Marina Raiski of two women with patterned clothing and gold backgrounds
Marina Raiski’s mixed media embellished prints on canvas.
Design and Style Report image, artist Cristina Bozas standing in front of her abstract paintings in shades of oranges and greens
Cristina Bozas, Contemporary Abstract Artist, in front of her paintings: Tides of Desire II, 2025 & Tides of Desire III, 2025. Both acrylic on canvas.
Design and Style Report image, Renata Rolefes standing in front of her colorful and artistic portraits of two women
Artist Renata Rolefes with paintings: Island Queen & Caribbean Queen. Both acrylic and varnish on canvas.
Design and Style Report image, multiple and asymmetrical canvases used for paintings of women by Ceaux
Ceaux: Sunnie & Warrior Queen, both acrylic on wood. Axiom Gallery, New Orleans.
Design and Style Report image, Christian Burnham standing in front of his artistic paintings of alcohol bottles with wings
Christian Burnham in front of his paintings: Resistance – spray paint and stencils on alubond & Belladonna – spray paint and Spray paint, stencils on reclaimed wood.
Design and Style Report image, NirNir standing in front of his artistic moveable abstract painting
NirNur Muvdi showing his interactive artwork: Synaptic Playground, 2025. Acrylic, wood, foam, metal, resin and print. NirNur, Fort Lauderdale.
Design and Style Report image, Ricardo Maya‘s mosaic style painting of a woman in a hat with a rose on top
Cuban artist based in Nicaragua, Ricardo Maya‘s mosaic style painting. Elysian Art Collection, Indiana.
Design and Style Report image, artistic photograph of man suspended in mid air by Mr NYC Subway
Mr. NYC Subway: Flying High. Floater frame and acrylic. Jason Perez.

Mana Fashion

Mana Fashion, a Miami-based fashion hub, dedicated itself to nurturing community, innovation, and sustainability while promoting the dynamic Florida design industry. This year’s pop-up event showcased emerging domestic and international designers, facilitating their connection with a global audience during Miami Art Week. Situated adjacent to the Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami exhibitions, Mana Fashion seamlessly integrated the artistic vitality and creativity of the fashion and art worlds. 

Design and Style Report image, Diabla Atelier long yellow top on mannequin with two women on either side, small embellished handbag bag with jewelry, adorned hats on table and on wall, colorful clothing all at Mana Fashion
Top left to right: Diabla Atelier’s Paula Pantoja and designer Julia Beatriz Navajas standing next to macrame long top, Diabla Atelier’s shoulder bag, cuff and earrings; Theme Dresser hats; Interior Curve’s colorful offerings.
Design and Style Report image, artistic design if paint drop blue jacket, man standing next clothing rack, woman standing next to clothing rack with colorful garments
Top left to right: Drop paint jacket and clothing rack with other reworked sustainable pieces from Casa Grace Quilts; JINLY Chinese inspired pieces with embroideries and brocades.

Together Spectrum and Red Dot Miami provided an unparalleled art-filled experience, attracting art enthusiasts and professional eager to explore the best of contemporary art from around the world.

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