Miami
Along with all the fantastic fairs happening during Art Basel, art can also be seen in amazing installations and collaborations throughout the city.
Art Basel from sunset to sunrise.
From December 6-9, Miami hosts one of the world’s ultimate gatherings of art and culture. Everyone in the art world will be hopping between art fairs, openings, and Miami-style after parties.
We caught up with artist-cum-nightclub mogul André Saraiva to talk graffiti, Parisian nightlife, and social art projects.
José Bedia doesn’t simply don an ethnographer’s hat: he readily participates in rituals and builds long-lasting relationships—a kind of fieldwork that’s integral to his art. Much like the comparative mythology of Joseph Campbell, Bedia is on a lifeling journey to discover universal truths.
Our friends from Cultured Magazine publish a fantastic preview in conjunction with the Design Miami and Design Miami/ Basel fairs.
There’s been a recent surge in defiant, conceptually-driven work coursing through the contemporary art community in Miami: the fancies of dictators, Suprematist echoes, environmental outcry, deadened didactics, and disused technologies have all come forward. As the season draws to a thunderous close, artists and gallerists alike are making sure they’re taking an audible, pre-Basel deep breath.
Miami’s fushcia-smudged sky provides the perfect backdrop for the Wynwood Art Walk, which pops up on the second Saturday of every month and draws swarms of viewers and arty events.





















































