Scope Miami 2007
dal 4/12/2007 al 8/12/2007
Segnalato da
4/12/2007
Scope Miami 2007
Roberto Clemente Park, Miami
Introducing artists, curators, and cutting-edge galleries to new audiences internationally has made Scope the most comprehensive destination for the emerging art world available anywhere. The event returns for its sixth year in Miami, expanded in size and global in reach, with 98 exhibitors from 22 countries, and a new 60,000 square foot pavilion. On display, one-person and curatorial based shows, tours, screenings and special events alongside museum quality programming.
SCOPE, Miami’s original emerging art fair, returns for its sixth year in Miami, expanded in size and global in reach, with 98 exhibitors from 22 countries, and a new 60,000 square foot pavilion at 101 NW 34th Street (NW 2nd Avenue) in Roberto Clemente Park in the Wynwood Art District. SCOPE Miami is open daily from 10 am – 8 pm. Admission is $12. Shuttle buses run daily to the SCOPE pavilion from The Standard Miami Beach, the Raleigh Hotel and Art Basel Miami Beach.
Over the past five years, SCOPE, the first art fair to bring emerging galleries such as Peres Projects, Daniel Reich, John Connelly Presents, Taxter & Spengemann and Marella Gallery to a wider audience, has given many now-prominent emerging artists like Assume Astro Vivid Focus, Scissor Sisters and Black Label their first significant international exposure.
Introducing artists, curators, and cutting-edge galleries to new audiences internationally has made SCOPE the most comprehensive destination for the emerging art world available anywhere. With art fairs in Miami, New York, Basel, Hamptons, London and Madrid. SCOPE is proud to be an influential presence in the expanding global art market.
With total sales of nearly $100 million and attendance of over 250,000 visitors, SCOPE has drawn wide media attention including CBS News, The New York Times, Vanity Fair, The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, Art in America, and ArtNet Magazine, which wrote, “Of the various art fairs in Miami, it was SCOPE that served up the best, both inside and out.”
New at SCOPE Miami 2007, the artist-designed 60,000 square foot pavilion expands its exhibition space by 30%. Centrally located in the Wynwood Art District, the SCOPE pavilion is convenient to the Rubell Family Collection, the Margulies Collection, as well as Miami’s top galleries. SCOPE Miami 2007 builds on last year's record breaking success by presenting one-person and curatorial based shows, tours, screenings and special events alongside museum quality programming.
Highlights of SCOPE Miami 2007:
The First Rubell Family Lecture Series. The SCOPE Foundation 501(c)(3) in partnership with the Rubell Family Collection is proud to launch its Film and Lecture series. Continuing its mandate to be a positive contributor to the locales it visits, SCOPE will bridge Miami's under-serviced communities and children with the international art world through weekly lectures, screenings and activities. To visit the Rubell Family Collection website click here.
Collector FirstView, Wednesday, December 5th, 10am - 5pm.
For Invited Guests: SCOPE, Art Basel VIP card holders, and Press preview SCOPE’s 98 international exhibitors and the premiere of SCOPE Special Programs.
Rubell Family Collection Dinner, Wednesday, December 5th, 6pm - 11pm.
Invited guests join the Rubell family and Mark Coetzee, director of the Rubell Family Collection, for a private dinner, performance, and screening. Evening made possible with kind support from Capricho.
VIP Collector’s Lounge with Special Programming, December 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th, 5-8pm.
Collectors from around the world are invited to sip cocktails and meet with exhibitors, artist, and colleagues in the Hunting Lodge lounge provided by the Opium Group. Each day features artist talks, open forums, film screenings, and special performances.
Opening Night Party, Thursday, December 6th, 11pm.
SCOPE VIP Card Holders and Exhibitors are invited to celebrate the official launch of SCOPE Miami 2007 with a Grey Goose cocktail or a chilled Grolsch Swingtop. Off-site at Opium Garden, 36 Collins Ave, Miami.
Closing Night Reception, Sunday, December 9th, 9pm.
SCOPE VIP Card Holders and Exhibitors are invited to toast to another successful SCOPE Miami fair. Off-site at SET, 320 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach.
Global: The Urban Nomad Project (UN Project) is an underground film grassroots film festival. Featuring alternative digital, DVcam, Flash, and web-based films, the UN Project, founded in Taipei, is a global focus on emerging filmmakers from North Korea, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippine, Myanmar, and Indonesia.
Local: SCOPE is dedicated to supporting local artists in each city it exhibits. SCOPE Miami 2007 will work with emerging Miami artists to create large-scale and site-specific sculptures. Artists participating this year include: Jason Hedges, Nick Lobo, Tao Rey, Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova, Tom Scicluna, Wendy Wischer and Pepe Mar. Make sure to stop by on Sunday for a special Q&A with the local artists and enjoy a family-style BBQ.
The Breeders, a specially invited group of cutting-edge galleries, featuring one-person exhibitions by emerging artists.
Launching of the SCOPE Foundation with awards and grant programs, and an annual award for Green Architecture. The SCOPE Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation. The SCOPE Foundation was created to benefit artists, curators and under-serviced communities in it’s destination cities. We are proud to partner with the Rubell Family Collection to present the SCOPE Film and Lecture Series bridging local communities with the international art world.
Please join us at SCOPE New York for the first annual SCOPE Foundation benefit March 2008. SCOPE Foundation, working globally to give locally. For more information please visit scope-foundation.org
FirstView-VIP only December 5, 2007 10am – 5pm
Roberto Clemente Park
101 NW 34th St - Wynwood Art District, Miami
Hours:
December 6, 2007 10am – 8pm
December 7, 2007 10am – 8pm
December 8, 2007 10am – 8pm
December 9, 2007 10am – 6pm
General Admission 15 dollars