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28/11/2011

Art Miami

The Art Miami Pavilion, Miami

MIAMI, FL – (September 21, 2011) - Art Miami (www.art-miami.com), Miami’s longest running contemporary art fair, will once again captivate the city from November 29 – December 4, 2011. As the anchor art fair to the city of Miami, the fair will return with a compelling array of modern and contemporary artwork from the 20th and 21st centuries.
Art Miami will be held in a state-of-the-art 125,000 square foot pavilion in Midtown Miami’s burgeoning Wynwood Arts District.

With over 110 prestigious international galleries participating, Art Miami is a “can’t miss” event for collectors, curators, museum professionals and art enthusiasts to acquire some of the finest and most important works of art that the contemporary market has to offer. The fair will include modern and contemporary paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography and prints from Europe, Asia, Latin America, India, the Middle East and the United States. Distinguished for its quality, depth, and diversity, Art Miami maintains a preeminent position in America’s contemporary art fair market.

“Art Miami is a fair that represents an overall cross section of what the current contemporary art market has to offer, and we provide a platform for seasoned, cutting edge and emerging galleries to showcase their artists said Nick Korniloff, Director of Art Miami. “Over the last four years, Art Miami has proven itself as a destination for collectors to have a first view and acquire some of the most important high quality works available in the marketplace. We continue to see collectors coming to Miami a day early to experience Art Miami’s Opening Night VIP Preview before the other art fairs open on the Beach; last year, Art Miami’s Opening Night attracted over 7,200 attendees. In addition, we saw nearly 50,000 visitors come through the fair during Art Week and we expect to exceed those numbers in 2011. We are very excited about the quality of exhibitors at this year’s fair and the diverse range of disciplines and price-points that will provide a unique opportunity for collectors to pursue their interests in both primary and secondary works of art.”

Art Miami will kick off Art Week with its opening night on Tuesday, November 29, 2011. Art Miami’s highly anticipated Opening Night VIP Preview will benefit The Lotus House Women's Shelter, a quiet enclave in downtown Miami that offers a sanctuary for homeless women and infants in need. The exclusive evening offers the first opportunity for VIP collectors to acquire some of the finest pieces of modern and contemporary art while raising money for an important local cause.

This year’s roster of dealers includes 22 new galleries that have been accepted by Art Miami to exhibit at the fair. New exhibitors include ACA Galleries, Allan Stone Galleries, Catharine Clark Gallery, Fu Xin Gallery, Galerie RX, Galerie Peter Zimmermann, Man., Galleri Andersson/Sandstrom, Galleria Bianconi, JGM Galerie, Leslie Smith Gallery, Magnan Metz Gallery, Michael Schultz Gallery, Osborne Samuel, Peter Fetterman Gallery, Priveekollektie, Robert Klein Gallery, Robert Mann Gallery, Robischon Gallery, Santa Giustina SRL, Lucca, and Talento Arte/Ta Projects.

“We are excited to be a part of Art Miami for the first time this year and hope to expand our exposure with the fair's well-established audience,” said Dara Metz, Director of Magnan Metz Gallery based in New York.  “The enthusiasm the organizers have in exploring innovative ways to showcase gallery artists outside of the booth is particularly appealing to us.  We look forward to building our relationship with Art Miami and being a part of the energy it contributes to the Miami fair scene.”

Returning Art Miami exhibitors also note the fair’s positive impact on their business.

"I look forward to participating in Art Miami, as I have a diverse stable of artists and it is one of the few fairs that enables me to show contemporary and historical fine art, as well as photography, design, sculpture and decorative arts,” Barry Friedman said. “I have been consistently happy with the turnout and quality of the visitors in past editions of Art Miami."

Art Miami 2011 Participating Galleries:
Aca Galleries, Aldo De Sousa Gallery, Allan Stone Galleries, Antoine Helwaser Gallery, Arcature Fine Art, Arthur Roger Gallery, Art Nouveau Gallery, Barry Friedman Ltd., Barry Singer Gallery, Bellas Artes, Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, Blue Leaf Gallery, Bolsa De Arte, Bridgette Mayer Gallery, Catherine Edelman Gallery, Cernuda Arte, Charlotte Jackson Fine Art, Claire Oliver Gallery, Contessa Gallery, Cynthia Corbett Gallery, Cynthia-Reeves, David Klein Gallery, David Lusk Gallery, David Richard Contemporary, Denise Bibro Fine Art, Dillon Gallery, Douglas Dawson Gallery, Dot Fiftyone Gallery, Durban Segnini Gallery, Durham Press, Edelman Arts, Eli Klein Fine Art, Evelyn Aimis Fine Art, FaMa Gallery, Ferrin Gallery, Forum Gallery, Fu Xin Gallery, Galerie Forsblom, Galerie Peter Zimmermann, Man., Galerie Piece Unique, Galerie Renate Bender, Galerie Rx, Galerie Terminus, Galerie Von Braunbehrens, Galleri Andersson/Sandstrom, Galleria Bianconi, Ginocchio Gallery, Goya Contemporary, Graham, Greg Kucera Gallery, Heller Gallery, Hollis Taggart Galleries, Jackson Fine Art, James Barron Art, Jenkins Johnson Gallery, Jennifer Kostuik Gallery, Jerald Melberg Gallery, JGM. Galerie, Jim Kempner Fine Art, Juan Ruiz Galeria, Katharina Rich Perlow Gallery, Kreisler Art Gallery, Laurence Miller Gallery, Lausberg Contemporary, Leon Tovar Gallery, Leslie Sacks Contemporary, Leslie Smith Gallery, Lewallen Galleries, Lisa Sette Gallery, Lotus House, Magnan Metz Gallery, Mark Borghi Fine Art, Mccormick Gallery, Michael Goedhuis, Michael Schultz Gallery Berlin|Seoul|Beijing, Mike Weiss Gallery, Modernbook, Modernism Inc., Nancy Hoffman, Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Now Contemporary Art, Osborne Samuel, Pace Prints, Pan American Art Projects, Peter Fetterman Gallery, Priveekollektie, Richard Levy Gallery, Robert Klein Gallery, Robert Mann Gallery, Robischon Gallery, Rosenbaum Contemporary, Rudolf Budja Gallery LLC, Santa Giustina Srl, Lucca, Schantz Galleries, Schuebbe Projects, Scott White Contemporary Art, Spanierman Modern, Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Talento Arte/Ta Projects, Tresart, Tyler Rollins Fine Art, Vincent Vallarino Fine Art, Waterhouse & Dodd, Westwood Gallery, Wetterling Gallery, William Shearburn Gallery, Zolla/Lieberman Gallery Inc.

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Miami's longest running contemporary art fair and anchor fair to the city of Miami, will present a thought-provoking video exhibition, titled "ZOOOM! Decoding Common Practice." The exhibition is specially curated for the fair by curator Julia Draganovic.

Art Miami will run from November 29 – December 4, 2011, in a state-of-the-art 125,000-square-foot pavilion in Midtown Miami's burgeoning Wynwood Arts District.Art Miami has grown to include more than 110 galleries from 18 countries and will showcase 1,000 artists from 60 countries around the world. From the United States, 400 artists will be shown from nearly 100 cities. Art Miami annually features a compelling array of artwork from international galleries and prominent art institutions, including modern and contemporary paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography and prints from Europe, Asia, Latin America, India, the Middle East and the United States.

The works in "ZOOOM! Decoding Common Practice" are loaned from renowned private collections and prominent art institutions from around the world. The highly anticipated exhibition will unveil works from artists, who research the human condition and experiment with the variety of tools that video art provides. The collective works reveal a glimpse beyond the ordinary and discover the precariousness of the stability that communities try to maintain.

Topping ArtReview magazine's 2011 Power 100 list, Ai Weiwei's long video, Chang'an Boulevard, will be one of several celebrated works featured. Courtesy of the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio Modena, the highly influential Chinese artist's video illustrates the main traffic concourse that crosses the Chinese capital, capturing the image of a metropolis along with all its inherent contradictions at the dawn of the controversial urban transformation that overwhelmed the city during the 2008 Olympic Games.

"Ai Weiwei's work is influential beyond the art sphere and we are so pleased to be able to share it with Art Miami visitors this year," said curator Julia Draganovic. "His work is extraordinarily engaging and consistently incorporates the theme that freedom of expression is a basic right of any human being. It is fantastic that the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio Modena has lent us this truly inspiring video."

In addition to Weiwei's captivating video, Italian couture eyewear designer Persol will showcase its celebrated documentary, A Work of Persol. The coveted video illuminates Persol's collaboration with 17 of the world's brightest contemporary artists including Etienne Rey, Thukral & Tagra and Xing Danwen. The intriguing documentary celebrates the passion and process inherent in a work of art and takes a captivating view of the artistic process.

Other sought-after videos showcased at the Persol Art Video Exhibition include: María Teresa Hincapi'sé Una Cosa Es Una Cosa, courtesy of Colección de Arte del Banco de la Republica; Lucia Nimcová's Double Coding, from the Mudam Musèe d'Art Moderne du Grand-Duc Jean; Miguel Angel Rios' Matambre on loan from the private collection of Miami collector, Boris Hirmas Said; Isabel Rocamora's Body of War from the private collection of Manuel de Santaren; and Suara Welitoff's The Song That Makes You Cry, courtesy of the Collection Western Bridge.

The show's curator, German-born Julia Draganovic, is an independent curator and art critic with a particular interest in new artistic strategies and art in public spaces. Since June 2009, she has been guest curator of No Longer Empty in New York and is curator of Bologna Art First.

The 22nd edition of Art Miami will officially kick off with its opening night on Tuesday, November 29, 2011. Art Miami's highly anticipated Opening Night VIP Preview will benefit The Lotus House Women's Shelter, a sanctuary for homeless women and infants in need. The exclusive evening is the first opportunity for VIP collectors to acquire some of the finest pieces of modern and contemporary art from the 20th and 21st centuries and attracts 7,500 museum curators, collectors, artists, connoisseurs and interior designers.

Image: Ai Weiwei, "Chang'an Boulevard," 2004. Video with sound on hard disk. 10h 13'. Courtesy of Collection Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio Modena, Italy

Press Contact: For more information on Art Miami or for media credentials to attend, please contact Nicole Janok at 212-829-0002 Ext. 122 / nj@sharpthink.com or Beryl Crofton-Atkins at 212-829-0002 Ext. 113 or bc@sharpthink.com

Opening Night VIP Preview: November 29, 2011, 7 – 10 p.m.

Opening Day: November 30, 2011, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Public Show Dates: November 30 – December 4, 2011

The Art Miami Pavilion

Midtown Miami | Wynwood

3101 NE 1st Avenue (between NE 31 ST and NE 32 ST)
 - Miami, FL 33137
Fair Hours:
Wednesday, November 30 – Saturday, December 3, 11 am - 7pm
Sunday, December 4, 11 am - 6pm
Admission:
One day fair pass $15
One day fair pass including catalog $45
Multi-day fair pass $30
Multi-day fair pass including catalog $60
Art Miami 2011 Catalog $35
Students 12-18 years and Seniors $10
Groups 10 or more $10
Children under 12 years accompanied by adult Free

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