Design Miami returned to Pride Park in December with its biggest edition to date – more than 80 exhibitors gathered under the curatorial theme “Make. Believe.”. It was the perfect rallying cry for a city with an uninhibited disposition, and where design is part of its aesthetics. Visitors to the 20th anniversary of the fair… Continue reading Design Miami – Celebration of “Make. Believe.”
Tag: Fine Art
Art Basel Miami Beach 2025: A Landmark Year for Innovation and Global Art
The 2025 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach, was held at the Miami Beach Convention Center from December 3 to 7. The show reaffirmed its position as the premier platform for modern and contemporary art in the Americas. Under the direction of Bridget Finn, Art Basel presented an ambitious program that juxtaposed established masters with… Continue reading Art Basel Miami Beach 2025: A Landmark Year for Innovation and Global Art
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… Continue reading Artistic and Dynamic Showcase in the Heart of Wynwood
Brutalist Icon The Breuer is Sotheby’s New Home
The Breuer building is the new global headquarters for the esteemed auction house Sotheby’s at 945 Madison Avenue in New York City, opening this month. Designed by the iconic Marcel Breuer, it was acquired in June 2025 for about US$100 million. The structure is a masterpiece of Brutalist architecture with its distinctive building shape and… Continue reading Brutalist Icon The Breuer is Sotheby’s New Home
Creativity Intersects at Salon Art + Design NY 2025
Creativity was on full display at Salon Art + Design 2025 fair in New York, for its 14th edition. The fair drew record attendance and brisk sales at the historic Park Avenue Armory in NY from November 6-10. This premier event solidified its reputation for masterfully blending creative talents in modern and contemporary design with… Continue reading Creativity Intersects at Salon Art + Design NY 2025
FIT: Where Creatives go to Develop and Hone Their Skills
As a proud Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) graduate, I can confidently say that my time at FIT has been instrumental in shaping my life and career in the fashion industry. While I didn’t initially choose it as my first or second college option when I was in high school, I eventually realized that it… Continue reading FIT: Where Creatives go to Develop and Hone Their Skills
New Energy at Salon Art + Design NY
Not quite new attitude or new look but definitely new leadership, new perspective and new energy at Salon Art + Design in New York City this month. Nicky Dessources, the new director, made this happen by including a more diverse group of artists and expanding the sometimes-homogenous feel of the show in past years. This… Continue reading New Energy at Salon Art + Design NY
Japanese Art at Onishi Gallery
Japanese art is the highlight in the 1,200 sq ft historic Sidney Ripley mansion in New York City on the Upper Eastside. The new location of the Onishi Gallery may be small, but it’s outsized examples of fine Japanese art and craftsmanship more than fills the space. Exhibition The Spirit of Noto: Urushi Artists of… Continue reading Japanese Art at Onishi Gallery
VOLTA New York Edition Art Fair
Creativity abounds at Chelsea Industrial for the fall art fair season, it is the new location for VOLTA New York. The art fair boasts over 45 exhibitors, from 18 countries, spanning across 5 continents giving collectors a wide variety or art to explore. With the proximity to Hudson Yards and the Javits Center, it’s ideally… Continue reading VOLTA New York Edition Art Fair
The Winter Show At 70 Years
The Winter Show in New York had another run this week featuring over 70 leading dealers from many different countries. As with past shows, there are new, returning, and longtime exhibitors showing museum-quality works in the fine and decorative arts from international makers and artists. All ticket proceeds from the fair and benefit events, directly… Continue reading The Winter Show At 70 Years
