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We've all heard the saying, "the only constant in life is change." This rings especially true for the city of Miami Beach.
Cores and Cutouts is Los Angeles-based artist Ruben Ochoa's first solo exhibition in Miami, Florida. For his show at Locust Projects he created a new ...
Each December, the art world heads to Miami for the international art fair Art Basel Miami Beach. The goal of this 4-day extravaganza is ostensibly to buy, look, talk and think about art.
Food and art merged at Thursday's "Kreemart Digestible News" performance art event by Spanish artist Antoni Miralda and Barcelona's Food Cultura art space.
Basel gives armchair social media art lovers a chance to get some sun and some exercise and actually see the art they are talking about in person.
As music throbbed, bodies writhed and shadows danced over the torch-lit sand outside Dasha's half-million dollar party celebrating Art Basel Miami Beach, I couldn't help but think of Nero, who fiddled while Rome burned.
The 10th anniversary of Art Basel Miami is already underway and I was not going to pass up an opportunity to experience it.
Everywhere we went last night, on day three of Art Basel, we just couldn't escape Andy Warhol -- in image, anecdote, Factory protégé or even flash mob.
Miami has always been a mucho mas kind of city. Not only do we appreciate excess, we embrace it in all forms. And Art Basel, in its second day, in its 10th anniversary year, was dizzyingly excessive.
This year, Art Basel Miami Beach celebrates its 10th edition. After a bumpy start (the first date was cancelled because of 9/11), the sister fair to A...
I spent some time with artist Mary Anna Pomonis as they installed her first solo show in Los Angeles. Here is a peek into the messy madness.
The other part of this art worshipping ritual, and one might argue the really important part, is done in a more glamorous setting. Of course I'm referring to the Art Basel party circuit.
I'm not telling you to go click a "Like" button for Middle Eastern art. Rather, you should treat it simply as... art, putting culture in its proper place by avoiding the reflex of judging a work simply on the basis of origin.
Miami in December is a great place to gorge on art and design -- and last month's Art Basel Miami Beach, Design Miami, and satellite art fairs such as Pulse and Nada, did not disappoint.
Miami is still a place to bask in the sun, but there's far more to look at, listen to, and eat than I'd ever imagined. Call me old-fashioned, call me ultra-chic: I love Miami.
