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Miami Beach, 9 In-Land TCIRCUITS.COM R .A W WW SEASON 2010-2011 SEASON TO THE TO BEST GUIDE GUIDE BEST THE HARMON AND HARRIET KELLEY COLLECTION OF AFRICAN AMERICAN ART: WORKS ON PAPER ON VIEW THROUGH JANUARY 16, 2011 Alison Saar (born 1956), Black Snake Blues, 1994, color lithograph ANNUAL ART BASEL CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2010, 9:30 AM ARTIST LECTURE PRESENTED BY ALISON SAAR 5000 Years of World Art Lowe Art Museum 1301 Stanford Drive Coral Gables, FL 33124 www.lowemuseum.org 305.284.3535 Exhibition at the Lowe made possible by a grant from Funding Arts Network. Sponsored in part by Marilyn Holifield and Marvin Holloway. Organized by Landau Traveling Exhibitions, Los Angeles, CA. Lowe Art Museum exhibitions and programs are sponsored in part by The State of Florida, Division of Cultural Affairs, The Florida Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts, with the support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, and the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners. 55 NW 30TH ST, MIAMI, FL 33127 curated by Fred Snitzer 25 NE 2nd Street, Miami, Florida 33132 | For more information call 305.237.3620 or visit www.nwsa.mdc.edu 1HZ:RUOG6FKRRORIWKH$UWVZDVFUHDWHGE\WKH)ORULGD/HJLVODWXUHLQDVDFHQWHURIH[FHOOHQFHLQWKHSHUIRUPLQJDQGYLVXDO DUWV,WLVDQHGXFDWLRQDOSDUWQHUVKLSRI0LDPL'DGH&RXQW\3XEOLF6FKRROV0LDPL'DGH&ROOHJHDQGWKH8QLYHUVLW\RI)ORULGD NEW WORLD SCHOOL of the A R T S high school and college student exhibition untitled ARTSEEN GALLERY PERFORMANCE AND INSTALLATION 2215 NW 2ND AVE. 7-10PM •••••••••••SAT.12.04.2010 MIAMI, FL 33127 DIRECTORY DIRECTORY Carmelo Arden Quin RETROSPECTIVE GEOMETRY IN MUTATION / GEOMETRÍA EN MUTACIÓN Opening Tuesday November 30, 7 pm Forme Madí No. 2, 1946, Oleo s/ carton, 41.4 x 29 cm 82 NE 29th St. SAMMER GALLERY Wynwood Arts District Miami, Fl 33137 MIAMI 305 441 2005 Mon – Fri 10 - 6 Alicia H. Torres, Not Even with a Rose Petal Elisha Ben Yitzhak, Silent Love International Biennale Artists Dec. 1 to Dec. 5, 2010 Meet the artists Elisha Ben Yitzhak and Alicia H. Torres at the Opening Night Reception on Dec. 1, 6 to 10 pm 2033 NW 1st Place.Miami, Fl 33127 | www.ninatorresfineart.com 305 395 3599 | Gallery hours: Mon - Sat 11- 6 - 8 - - 9 - Publisher’s NOTE THOSE IN THE KNOW ARE ALREADY WHIspering… A R T S PAPER IS JUST SO 20TH CENTURY! PAVILION and LOUNGE et books and canvas have their place in human culture as a tool and they will never disappear. Having said that, we’re going green; so from January on visit Art Circuits.com, for the latest art news, where the looking is always free. We will print again our Annual Directory 2012 in October 2011 to serve our national and international visitors who need a compass to the best art spaces and shows in South Florida. Send me an email to reserve your ad in it. Because of the peak of the season, the art-fair goers are coming to town with glowing iPads, Blackberrys and IPhones looking for art. Go to pages 26 – 29 to check the Ysynopsis of all the art fairs and the map with their location. This issue, Best Guide to the Season, is also online to help with the addresses, dates and hours. The score for fairs this year is 8 Miami Beach, 9 in-land. Art Basel Miami Beach and 7 satellite art fairs, with the very important addition of Design Miami across the street, all on the beach, 8 sattelites in Midtown/Wynwood, and 1 in downtown, these on the mainland. Elisa Turner, in her column Miami Curators Sparkle This Season (pages 12 – 13), ponders about the Miami momentum. Curators are the heart of every important exhibition and we have many good ones working independently, or in Museums, or as one more hat of the professional art gallery owners. But this is Miami season and we are also champions of the Latino momentum. Even Art Basel accepted the wave of the Latin cultural surge. A new comer to ABMB this year is Alejandra von Hartz Contemporary Gallery with a concentration in Latin American art. This definitely means something marketwise. It’s the season so our five more important artwalks (pages 14 – 21), the five private collections open to the public (page 30), the 10 museums of Greater Miami and Beyond (pages 31 – 32), the iconic performing arts institutions (pages 22, 41) are waiting for your visit. And it’s also the season to say thank you… Liana Pérez [email protected] - 10 - by ELISA TURNER ARTCENTRIC [email protected] MIAMI CURATORS SPARKLE THIS SEASON Katrib curates “Open Process,” featuring young Miami artists Autumn Casey, REATIVE CURAtoRS THRIVE IN MIAMI. THEY Domingo Castillo, Jessica Laurel Arias, and Tatiana Varhan. CREATE A CompELLING THEME AND StoRY to At Bass Museum of Art www. bassmuseum.org, Silvia Karman Cubina PIQUE THE... curates “Fabric Workshop: Selections ...interest of people looking at an they intermingle. There’s a grandly “glocal” from the Collection,” bringing to Miami artC exhibit in a museum, gallery, private spectrum of talent here. For Dennis and textures from the unique Philadelphia collection, or art fair. Creative curators Debra Scholl collection, at World Class museum. Cindy Sherman, Untitled, 2002, 23 x 30 thrive in Miami. They create a compelling Boxing in Wynwood Arts District, he’s Curators here develop shows beyond in. Debra and Dennis Scholl Collection. Miami. Indeed, creative thinking from theme and story to pique the interest curated “Drawn and Quartered.” It offers Selected by curator Gean Moreno, photography of people looking at an art exhibit in a an engaging look at photographs from by Cindy Sherman has often questioned traditional the “Magic City” could rock the world. museum, gallery, private collection, or this collection. Reflecting an international roles of women. Arthur Dunkelman, curator for Jay I. Kislak Foundation www.kislakfoundation. art fair. They select art and artists to focus, artists range from Thomas Demand Vardy’s show unites artists from across org, puts together “Enchantress: Emma, illustrate related aspects of that story, in to Cindy Sherman. the Americas, Europe and Africa, and Lady Hamilton” for Grolier Club in New all its intriguing variety. Smart curators Moreno draws inspiration from includes painting, photography, sculpture, York. Culled from Jean Kislak collection, find stories to tell with art and imagery that and video. it shows how a beautiful woman played linger in our minds. Yes, ‘tis the season for Wynwood Arts By looking at exciting exhibits District to sparkle, especially for its private developed by Miami curators, we see collections. Katherine Hinds curates it’s the season for culture to sparkle like shows for Margulies Collection at the stars on clear Miami nights. “We wanted Warehouse www.margulieswarehouse. to know who we were and how do we com. Highlights: “Africa: Photography relate to each other,” reflects independent and Video,” with over 250 works, and curator and artist Gean Moreno. He thinks “Michelangelo Pistoletto: Broken Mirror exhibitions, especially those curated by Paintings.” Rene Morales and Ruba Katrib, answered Mario Garcia Torres, The Variable Curated exhibits at Wynwood galleries those questions. “Now we want to know: Dimensions of Art,. Commissioned by increase the luster. At Alejandra von Hartz Henrique Oliveira, The Origin of the Third how do we stand together in a globalized the 29th Sao Paulo Biennial.Garcia Torres, Gallery www.alejandravonhartz.net, von World, 2010. 29th Bienal de São Paulo. world?” admired for revisiting history, was commissioned Hartz presents “New Paradigmes: Marta Wood, PVC and metal, 16.07 x 147.63 x to create this by the 29th Sao Paulo Biennial 16.40 ft. Curator Alejandra von Hartz presents In Miami, Moreno investigates the local Chilindrón,” art inspired by geometry curatorial team, in which Rina Carvajal participated. this collaged, painterly installation by Oliveira, community and world at large, noting how and games, and “Colagens: Henrique which offers a metaphor for urban fabric. talent in Miami, as well as New York, Oliveira,” paintings inspired by his work at a pioneering role in English history. Bogota, and London. For the MIA Art the 29th Sao Paulo Biennial in 2010. Von Independent curator Tami Katz-Freiman Fair www.mia-artfair.com he’s curated Hartz challenges old-hat assumptions plans show for Nivi Alroy for 4th Fresh “Improvised Architectures,” placing Miami regarding Latin American art by placing Paint Contemporary Art Fair in Tel Aviv at the evolving nexus of an expanding sculptural, abstract work within a global www.freshpaint.co.il. art world network. No other city is as context. Then there’s Nina Johnson of In this shining season for Miami widely represented in his show as Miami. Gallery Diet www.gallerydiet.com . She’s curators, the crowning moment: It includes artists Christy Gast, Adler curating a show of paintings, also sumi independent curator Rina Carvajal Guerrier, Nicholas Lobo, Ernesto Oroza, ink drawings, by Nathlie Provosty. See belonged to the curatorial team for the and Viking Funeral. Caribbean culture, www.nathalieprovosty.com. 29th Sao Paulo Biennial. Presenting work re-invented in Miami, is a rising global This season, curatorial energy by 159 artists from several countries, the star: Oroza hails from Cuba and Guerrier transforms Museum of Contemporary Art exhibit suggests how art spurs thinking from Haiti. www.mocanomi.org. about our time and place in history. We Miami curators create opportunities to Consider “Bruce Weber: Haiti/Little cannot ignore vital connections between shine online. Anthony Spinello of Spinello Haiti,” part of the museum’s vaunted art and politics. Gallery www.spinellogallery.com curates Knight Exhibition Series, curated by Bonnie The Biennial’s haunting title: “There “Littlest Sister,” the smallest art fair in Clearwater.
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