Overture Miami 2012

Overture in association with Arts For A Better World, presented a nice line up of galleries and artists at this years fair. It was their 3rd Edition to the Art Basel Miami Beach week art scene. They were in the same exhibition tent as Art Asia and Scope Miami, and it seemed to work well. Taglialatella Galleries curated an "110 WARHOLS, AN OVERVIEW" and it was one of the highlights at this fair.

Richard Meier, Silkscreen and Collage

Exhibit A Fine Art & Editions, Short Hills

Corey Helford Gallery, Culver City

Ellen Sandor and (art)n

PHSCologram, Duratrans, Kodalith, Plexiglas

(art)n, Chicago

Holden Luntz Gallery, Palm Beach

Julian Lennon Photography, London

Harush Shlomo

Leslie Lew

Sculpted Oil on Canvas

Sensory Evolution Gallery, New York

Artwork by Zane York

Causey Contemporary, New York

Mohammad El Rawas

The Loud Majority / Silent Minority, 2012

Diptych, Oil Acrylic, Digital Print, Aluminum, Copper, Wood and Plastic Figurines on Plywood Paney, 270 x 145 cm

Art Sawa, Dubai

 

AW Massey Fine Art from Fort Lauderdale had nice works by Jasper Johns and David La Chapelle. Artwork by Jim Dine, Keith Haring and Jeffrey Pitt stood out at Octavia Gallery from New Orleans.

OVERTURE | Miami website: http://www.overtureartfair.com/

Design Miami 2012

Here're a few images from Design Miami. This fair brings together the most influential collectors, gallerists, designers, curators and critics from around the world in celebration of design culture and commerce. Fantastic designs from around the world. Located across the street from Art Basel Miami Beach, so it's easy to find. This years exhibition tent was designed by Snarkitecture.

Surface Tension Lamp, designed by FRONT
Booo, Eindhoven

Volume Gallery, Chicago
presenting Snarkitecture

Galierie Maria Wettergren, Paris

Ceramic expression by La Borne: 1940-1980

Magen H Gallery, NY

Metamorphosis by Pieke Bergmans
Venice Projects, Venice

Lamp detail, by Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta
Real dandelion heads are arranged within a phosphorescent bronze structure closely resembling a circuit board
Carpenters Workshop Gallery, London & Paris

Two lamps by Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta
Real dandelion heads are arranged within a phosphorescent bronze structure
Carpenters Workshop Gallery, London & Paris

Galerie BSL, Paris

Whippet Bench, Designed by RADI
Galerie kreo, Paris

Chair
Gallery SEOMI, Seoul

Ceramic Masterworks
Jason Jacques, Inc., New York
 

Design Miami/ website http://designmiamiblog.com/

International Contemporary Jewelry FairSEAFAIR Miami

This year during Art Basel Miami Beach, SEAFAIR (the world's first mobile megayacht venue)featured the International Contemporary Jewelry Fair. The ship was located at Bayfront Park next to the InterContinental Hotel in downtown Miami and featured three floors of beautiful and expensive jewelry. Exhibitors from seven countries including Italy, Spain, Philippines, Lebanon, Australia, Brazil, and United States participated. Collectors of fine gens and jewelry enjoyed this show.

The SEAFAIR megayacht, 228 feet long

Deck Two exhibition spaces

Willow Co, Lawrenceville, NJ

Lauren Harper, Chicago, IL

Rachel Dugger, Miami Beach, FL

Formal glass-walled restaurant, Deck Three

The next art fair on SEAFAIR will be the Miami International Art Fair (MIA) 2013.
January 17 - January 21, 2013.

Visit their website: http://www.expoships.com/ to learn more about the ship and future events as it travels the East Coast in 2013.

SEVEN Miami 2012

SEVEN, is a collective project organized by the galleries BravinLee programs, Hales Gallery, Pierogi Gallery, Postmasters, P.P.O.W., Ronald Feldman Fine Arts and Winkleman Gallery and this was their third year coming to Miami for Art Basel Miami Beach week. This is a collaborative, exhibition-like presentation commingling galleries and artists throughout a large warehouse in the Wynwood art district of Miami. If they return next year, and most likely they will, add this to you must see list of art venues / art fairs.

Yoon Lee, JFK, 2007-08,

acrylic on PVC panels, 84 x 240 inches

Pierogi, NY

Shane Hope, atomic_kill_threads, 2012,

archival pigment print, 48 x 72 inches

Winkelman Gallery, NY

Bo Bartlett, The Big Day, 2012,

oil on linen, 80 x 80 inches

PPOW, NY

Brian Knep, Escape from Exempla series, 2008,

interactive video installation, variable size, computer, video projector, custom software, arcade button

Ronal Feldman Fine Arts, NY

Adam Dant, Manhattan Dissected, 2012,

ink on paper, 52 x 64 inches

Hales Gallery, London

Timothy Horn, Tree of Heaven II, 2012,

nichkel-plated bronze and mirrored blown glass, 36 x 24 inches

PPOW, NY

Shane Hope, Sentient-Sappl See-Source-Serum, 2012,

acrylic, 24 x 24 inches

Winkleman Gallery, NY

Patrick Jacobs, Fairy Ring Mushroom Cluster #5, 2012,

styrene, acrylic, cast neoprene, paper, olyurethane foam, hair, wood, steel, lighting, BK7 glass, 2 inch exposed lens, concealed box approx. 10.6 x 14.4 x 8.74 inches.

Pierogi, NY

Eleanor Antin, Costructing Helen from "Helens Odyssey", 2007

chromogenic print, 60 x 104 inches, edition 4/5

Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, NY

Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, Under the Floor, 2012
foam, dirt, damaged digital remnants, wood, Plexiglas with LDC lights, plastic model elements, LCD screen, electronics, power supply, video player, masonite panel, 10 x 12 x 16 inches
Postmasters, NY

The yearly salon wall, selected works from all of the participating galleries

You'll find additional information on their website: http://www.seven-miami.com/ or by visiting the individual galleries. Six of the galleries are located in New York, and Hales Gallery is from London.