ScopeMiami 2004
dal 1/12/2004 al 5/12/2004
Segnalato da
1/12/2004
ScopeMiami 2004
The TownHouse Hotel, Miami
An alternative to the typical art fair. The mission of Scope is to demystify the buying process of contemporary art while challenging our static views of the art world. Scope accomplishes this by producing international art fairs of cutting-edge art and emerging culture.
An alternative to the typical art fair
The mission of -scope is to demystify the buying process of contemporary art while challenging our static views of the art world. -scope accomplishes this by producing international art fairs of cutting-edge art and emerging culture.
The fairs bring together up-and-coming dealers, curators and artists in a relaxed atmosphere. In this way, -scope makes itself an invaluable resource for established and burgeoning collectors as well as museums, corporate curators and the general public.
-scope further distinguishes itself as an alternative to the typical art fair by requiring each gallery to devote 80% of its art to one artist. This allows the viewer to have a personal dialog with the artist.
-scope also devotes a portion of its program to educational forums and new media which includes moderated panel discussions and video and film screenings. Panel discussions in the past have touched on such relevant topics as Building Unique Collections and The Culture Economy. Additional events include receptions with local museums, performances and music programs.
December 2
Press/VIP preview
12 PM - 2 PM
Featuring a special performance. The preview is for press and VIPs. RSVP: alethea@scope-art.com.
Exhibitors open
12 PM - 8 PM
Daily admission is $10 and catalogs are $5.
Performance-scope
12 PM - 12 PM
Performance-scope has been developed as part of -scope’s overall goal of presenting cutting-edge art and emerging culture. Curated by Ethan Cohen, Susan Caraballo and Natalie Kovacs, which will be scheduled throughout -scopeMiami.
· Inflatable Bop Bags by Bill Berry/Tatar Gallery allows one to feel free to punch the artist in the face if they find the explanation of the exhibition pretentious.
· Cream by Mark Koven incorporates 3-D photography and a parked ice cream cart emitting eerie sounds from which a vender indifferently dispenses product.
· i:MOVE by Nell Breyer is an interactive video performance.
· IPO by Octavio Campos, Dinroah de Jesus Rodriguez and Michelle Weinberg is about how intellectual property relates to art and performance.
· Miami Wrap by Avelino Sala will be interventions using tape.
· Nomad Territory by Maria-Jose Arjona is about the common place we all exist in.
· Park your Art is the Hi-performance tailgate party in the design district where craziness will be bubbling from the doors of a Winnebago, including file cabinet dancers, balloon twisters, a staring contest and video projection.
· Power to the People a large (30' x 10') interactive billboard on Collins Avenue Hotel where passerby’s can flip switches to create a whole slew of monumental words.
· Scavenger Hunt by Hames/Levack is a game sourcing from the art world.
· SIGHTlines by Bruno Billio are a weaving of natural and synthetic lumens with an emphasis on the kinetic.
· SOLO with File CABINET by Marlee Cargill is a spontaneous dance invasion employing irony and the public.
· Staremaster by Sean Linezo is a staring contest.
· Upwake by Natasha Tsakos is a humane and tragic comedy following Zero, a toon character, through our Orwellian world.
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· Hand Jobs by Lilah Freedland on the roof…
Galleries
31GRAND | Brooklyn
Andrew Edlin Gallery | New York
Angell gallery | Toronto
ART&IDEA | Mexico
Artemis/ PS 742 | Miami
Bernard Toale Gallery | Boston
Black & White Gallery | Brooklyn
blasthaus | San Francisco
Caren Golden Fine Art | New York
Carl Berg Gallery | Los Angeles
Carl Hammer Gallery | Chicago
Caterina Tognon Arte Contemporanea | Bergamo
Catharine Clark Gallery | San Francisco
cherrydelosreyes | Los Angeles
Christopher Cutts Gallery | Toronto
cirrus gallery | Los Angeles
COFA/claire oliver fine art | New York
Conner Contemporary Art | Washington
Ethan Cohen | New York
Fleisher/Ollman Gallery | Philadelphia
Flemming Nielsen | Miami Beach
Frederieke Taylor gallery | New York
Galerie Magda Danysz | Paris
Galerie Schuster, Frankfurt | Frankfurt
Galerie sphn | Berlin
Heather Marx Gallery | San Francisco
Jack the pelican Presents | Brooklyn
Jeff Bailey Gallery | New York
Klinkhammer und Metzner | Düsseldorf
La Luz de Jesus Gallery | Los Angeles
Le Salon for Art Collectors | Vanessa Suchar | London
Leonard Tachmes Gallery | N Miami
lyonswiergallery | New York
Marion Wilson with New Museum | Syracuse
MatCh-Art | Brooklyn
Miller Block Gallery | Boston
Mixed Greens | New York
Morgan Lehman Gallery | Lakeville
Numark Gallery | Washington
Pablo's Birthday | New York
Pari Nadimi Gallery | Toronto
Punto Gris | Guaynabo
Rare | New York
Rebecca Ibel Gallery | Columbus
Ricardo Reyes Arte | Mexico D.f.
Ricco/Maresca Gallery | New York
Rudolph Projects | Houston
saltworks gallery | Atlanta
Sixtyseven | New York
SlingShot Project | New York
START | London
Stephanie Theodore | New York
Tatar Gallery | Toronto
the leisure club MOGADISHNI | Valby
The Proposition | New York
W/O WALLS | New York
wendy cooper gallery | Chicago
Western Project | Culver City
YOO Projects | San Francisco
The TownHouse Hotel
150 20th Miami