Posts tagged Art
Miami Art Week 2023: Over 20 Satellite Art Fairs in Greater Miami & Miami Beach

Miami's art scene will take the spotlight once again as Miami Art Week returns for another thrilling year. Renowned as the epicenter of the art world during this vibrant celebration, Miami welcomes art enthusiasts, collectors, creatives, and tourists alike. With parties, meetups, and an overflow of creativity, the city becomes a bustling hub of artistic expression.

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Alec Monopoly pays homage to Virgil Abloh with another mural in Wynwood, Miami

Alec Monopoly's artistic tribute to Virgil Abloh in Wynwood stands as a touching homage within the creative sphere. Abloh, a revered designer behind Off-White and Louis Vuitton's menswear, left an irreplaceable legacy in both fashion and art before his unexpected passing. Monopoly, known for his vibrant and pop-infused street art, paid homage to Abloh using his unique artistic approach.

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Magazzino Gallery comes to Miami bringing a palm tree: Elisabetta Benassi's "Mimetica" sculpture

"Mimetica" is a large-scale sculpture by Italian contemporary artist Elizabetta Benassi depicting an artificial palm tree. Magazzino explains it is like one of those used to camouflage mobile phone masts within urban and natural landscapes. This camouflage uses natural elements to give a feeling of a real tree, like the fiber for the trunk, while being contrasty mixed with obvious fake plant like materials for the leaves and branches, to give ambiguous feel.

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An installation by Charlap Hyman & Herrero White Rain wraps the trees around Miami Design District this Holiday Season

By: Andre Herrero and Adam Charlap Hyman

> NY\la design + architecture firm [ Charlap Hyman & Herrero]

Named White Rain after the first recorded snow storm in Florida in 1774

Material: Reflective Silver Tinsel 

Wrapped around over 300 Trees

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Words Travel Fast, Downtown Miami Murals

Words Travel Fast was a public art project by PRIMARY Projects that explored the relationship between text, visual art, and geography. Artists were challenged to create murals using only words: twelve words or fewer, two colors, bold typography, and no references to religion or politics.

I had completely forgotten these photographs until I found them on an old iPhone. What I remembered immediately were the messages. They had a way of making you stop in the middle of a walk through Downtown and think for a moment before moving on.

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