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ANNUAL DIRECTORY 2011 WWW.ARTCIRCUITS.COM THE JAGUAR’S SPOTS green jade Mask, ca. 1500-400 ca. BCE, ) o c i x e M , t s a o C f l u G ( c e m l O ANCIENT MESOAMERICAN ART FROM THE UM LOWE ART MUSEUM ON VIEW THROUGH OCTOBER 31, 2010 5000 Years of World Art Lowe Art Museum 1301 Stanford Drive Coral Gables, FL 33124 www.lowemuseum.org 305.284.3535 Exhibition organized by the Lowe Art Museum, University of Miami. Curated by Dr. Traci Ardren, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of Women's and Gender Studies Program at the University of Miami. Funding through the Jay W. Jensen and John W. and Thelma S. Jensen Endowment Fund with additional support 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, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners, and with the support of the City of Coral Gables. Additional funding provided by the Office of the Consul General of Mexico Miami, the Cultural Institute of Mexico Miami, HSBC Private Bank, The E.R. Roberts Foundation, and Sergio Garcia-Granados. ;:D>AHNL>:KM<HFIE>QIK>L>GML3 :KMK:??E> WWW.MIA-ARTFAIR.COM 14-17 JANUARY 2011 • PREVIEW 13 JAN GHO'*+%+)*) MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION CENTER 03))&**3))IF :=FBLLBHG MB<D>ML3 -.'))(ik^lZe^ BAKEHOUSE ART COMPLEX 561 NW 32ND STREET For more information visit: MIAMI, FL 33127 www.bacfl.org 305.576.2828 Bakehouse Art Complex is hosting its annual WWW.MIA-ARTFAIR.COM art-raffle fundraiser Lucky You! 3 14-17 JANUARY 2011 • PREVIEW 13 JAN Over 70 one-of-a-kind artworks donated by both MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION CENTER resident Bakehouse and other local artists will line the walls of the new Audrey Love Gallery! PLEASE JOIN US IN MIAMI BEACH JANUARY 13-17, Media presented: paintings, drawings, sculpture, 2011 FOR AMERICA’S MOST EXCITING MID-WINTER photography and mixed media works. Raffle CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR. MIA INAUGURATES tickets are $10.00. Winning guests walk away AN INTRIGUING AND UNIQUE NEW MODEL THIS with the artwork that night!g YEAR COMBINING A HIGHLY SELECTIVE ART FAIR WITH A STRONG, CENTRAL CURATORIAL VISION, Special live performance by: ALONG WITH INDEPENDENTLY CURATED PROJECTS. LIHGLHKL3 Costumes designed by ORGANIZED BY IFAE • WWW.IFAE.COM • +1 239 498 1683 BG=BOB=N:ELIHGLHKL3BG Dr. Robert And Kaye Apfel & Helene Pancoast Publisher’s NOTE ART CIRCUITS IS GOING GREEN / LIMITED EDITIONS A R T S PAVILION and LOUNGE rt Circuits Green Campaign will contribute to preserving the environment with two printed editions per year. Two Limited Editions in print that will mark the 8th Anniversary celebration of Art Circuits: The Annual Directory 2011 and Best Guide Ato the Season 2010-2011 . Art Circuits newsletters will be continuously updated with up to the minute announcements of openings, performances, lectures, screenings and readings. Art Circuits Maps will also be available in real time as changes take place. artcircuits.com Miami now counts its traditional monthly artwalks in nine different art hubs (Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Wynwood Arts District, Design District, Little Havana, The Falls, Bird Road, North and South Miami). Neighborhood artwalks have made art galleries the newest popular meeting spots. Aside from openings, art galleries now offer ephemeral cultural activities, affording the artwalk crowd a more intimate art lover’s experience. Art Circuits online mirrors this revolution. For a more personal glimpse into the ever-changing Miami art scene, enjoy Art Circuits Blogspot by our exclusive columnist Elisa Turner. Enjoy Elisa’s musings on public workshops, performances, installations, and lectures at Falling Hard for Art in Miami: Brandishing the Baton (pages 8-9). Visit her blog and posit your opinions on the educational spaces that local galleries and museums provide. (/artcircuitsartcentric.blogspot.com/) Have The Annual Directory 2011 always ready at hand. Keep Best Guide to the Season 2010-2011 printed edition to use as reference for Greater Miami’s trendiest art galleries, spaces, museums, private collections and art services. Check page 35 for our new Classified Section, soon to be online. International Art Fair season is upon us. Read a synopsis of the season’s art fairs (pages 24 - 29) and create your own itinerary. Art museums, galleries and private collections roll out their major shows during the season. Stay informed. Review Private Collections and Museums in Miami Dade and Beyond on pages 20-22 and enjoy an insight into what you won’t want to miss this season. Now you can select which newsletter(s) you would like to receive online at artcircuits.com. Share your ideas with us on facebook (http://www. facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Art-Circuits/202089665528 ) and let us know what would you like to see in Art Circuits online. Art Circuits: everything you want to know about art online and in print. Liana Pérez [email protected] - 6 - by ELISA TURNER ARTCENTRIC [email protected] FALLING HARD FOR ART IN MIAMI: BRANDISHING THE BATON differs dramatically from the reclaimed iami’s captivating cultural swamp it once was. Take, for instance, the spunky and adventurous Farside chorus leads by example. Gallery near FIU. Its wonderful talks and panel discussions will give you much to Bravo for museums and ponder. For info call 305-264-3120. The Frost Museum at FIU galleries! deserves a standing ovation for truly brandishing the baton in Miami this They belong to exciting initiatives navigate extra-expressways constructed M fall. Opening in October is “Embracing raising high the baton for the culturally around the world. And it does more Modernity: Venezuelan Geometric curious. A symphony of sights, sounds, than that by helping us contemplate Abstraction.” It promises a much- and ideas overtakes the city. As I live the currently contradictory desire to deserved look at how artists, including and breathe, Miami is now a stimulating slow things down, to give our bodies a Alejandro Otero, brought international place for ideas to ferment in the rest from fast food, life in the fast lane, acclaim to their country as pioneers, outrageously varied cultural feast we find and texting till we drop. No wonder particularly in Paris, during the 1940s from South Beach to the streets of Little “The Wolf” calls itself the museum of through 1960s. The Frost’s free Target- Havana to the city’s western reaches “thinkism.” See www.wolfsonian.org sponsored Wednesday night programs near Florida International University. Take part in how Miami is a nexus It’s like another education-- even for those of us who have been there, Enrique Martinez Celaya, Painting for the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Courtesy done that with writing papers for college. of Whale & Star.Celaya beautifully evokes These lively learning opportunities are stages of a spiritual journey. free or cost just pennies compared to the cost of a college education. How can its exhibit devoted to the exquisite art you resist? of Lydia Rubio, who lives in Miami. See Begin your fall with a bang by www.crematagallery.com and www. sprinting to see “Speed Limits” at the lydiarubio.com Visitors to Maxoly/ Wolfsonian-FIU. It’s an astounding Latin Art Core gallery can purchase exhibit with so much to see and talk a new book by Ramón Vazquez Diaz about that you’ll want to plan a return about Victor Manuel Garcia. He’s one of trip. I’m already planning mine with my Cuba’s famed Vanguardia painters who terrific ArtTable pals. This remarkably- transformed art history as it happened in designed show will make you actually Havana—also Paris and New York—in feel the consequences of our ever- the first half of the 20th Century. See accelerating need for speed when drivers www.latinartcore.com Spaces for seeing and thinking about art in Wynwood and the Design District Lydia Rubio, Birds of Feeling, 2007 Ink continue to impress. Truly remarkable is and gouache on paper 30 x 22 in. the capacious Wynwood studio, Whale Courtesy of the artist. Inspired by memories & Star, complete with its own library of home, Rubio spins delicate stories in her art founded by multi-talented artist Enriquez for new ideas, and your ideas will help Martinez Celaya, who brings notable this nexus grow. Continue your cultural speakers to town informing all of us. See education by taking in the talks at the www.whaleandstar.com Yet another Alejandro Otero, Model- Project for Park very fab independent bookseller Books Celaya coup: his paintings are on view Avenue, New York, 1982, Mixed media, & Books, found in several locations here. this fall at Cathedral of Saint John the 46 1/2 x 15 x 15 in. Ella Fontanals- See www.booksandbooks.org At the Divine in New York. Cisneros Collection, Miami. Otero is much admired for his dynamic sense of form. Coral Gables store, you might encounter Don’t miss lectures offered a short intriguing ArtTable panel discussions by drive away at the de la Cruz Collection are always worthwhile, but note this exceptional Miami people-in-the-know Contemporary Art Space. See www. especially outstanding event: in October on a host of artcentric issues. See www. delacruzcollection.org Consider visiting Jonathan Friedlander teams with the arttable.org artist studios and exhibits at Bakehouse Frost and FIU School of Music to speak Explore unique treasures of Little Art Complex. It also offers lively about creativity in art and music. See Havana, such as the Tower Theater. programs: one recent event, inspired by www.thefrost.fiu.edu Galleries there actively educate curiously an ArtTable panel discussion in May at artcentric folks who want to learn This autumn, I’m clearly falling hard for Tullio Crali, Untitled, Watercolor and Books & Books, was packed.
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