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Showing posts with label Art Basel Miami Beach 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Basel Miami Beach 2010. Show all posts
Friday, April 22, 2011
Monday, December 6, 2010
Events | Miami People
NeugerRiemscheider Gallery ,Berlin, at Art Basel Fair
Women of Vered Gallery,East Hampton ArtBasel Fair
Eva & Adele, Art Basel attendee
Kenny Scharf and Marlo Courtney in front of Scharf's painted airstream at Wynwood Walls Aerosol Art Park
Miami Gallerist Bernice Steinbaum in her "Ducky " slippers at her booth in Art Miami 
Susan Eley with Kim Luttrell's "Marilyn" at Art Miamiphoto credit: Irene Sperber
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Events | Design Miami
Veuve Cliquot"Mood" room
Petra Zimmerman designs ( Ornamentum Gallery , Hudson, NY)
odd Merrill Contemporary displays Joseph Walsh furniture designs
Outside Design Miami - Hammocks for the weary 
Miami Beach Botanical Garden site: Old water bottles jammed into framePhotos by Irene Sperber
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Events | Graffiti Park in Wynwood, Art Basel Miami Beach 2010
Wynwood Walls, Aerosol (graffiti) Art Park for Art Basel: many internationally famous graffiti artist (Shepard Fairey, Coco144, P.H.A.S.E. 2) have adorned warehouse walls in Wynwood Arts District, Miami
Airstream in Wynwood Walls graffiti art park
Photos by Irene Sperber
Airstream in Wynwood Walls graffiti art park
Kitchen & Bar Restaurant
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Events | Art Basel Miami Beach 2010
PINK SNAILS Creep onto ART BASEL Turf
Irene Sperber
photo credit Irene Sperber
45 GIANT PINK SNAILS announce a season that is anything but slow and plodding for Miami and Miami Beach during Art Basel’s invasion December 2-5.
Backing the public art project Galleria Ca' d'Oro, an Italian art collective and a Rome-based gallery, is opening a Coral Gables offshoot in December. The 8’ x 11’ snails are promoting environmental consciousness along with the message to slow down and listen to our planet. Made of recycled violently hued pink plastic, the snails are causing Miamians to stop and smile as the mollusks are suddenly appearing in residential Miami Beach neighborhoods close to the ART BASEL venue. There is a rumor that the snails will be moved a little closer to the Art Basel Convention Center site every few days, ending up at the adjacent park by December 2nd.
For more information on Art Basel Miami Beach 2010:
http://www.artbaselmiamibeach.com/
photo credit Irene Sperber
Irene Sperber
photo credit Irene Sperber45 GIANT PINK SNAILS announce a season that is anything but slow and plodding for Miami and Miami Beach during Art Basel’s invasion December 2-5.
Backing the public art project Galleria Ca' d'Oro, an Italian art collective and a Rome-based gallery, is opening a Coral Gables offshoot in December. The 8’ x 11’ snails are promoting environmental consciousness along with the message to slow down and listen to our planet. Made of recycled violently hued pink plastic, the snails are causing Miamians to stop and smile as the mollusks are suddenly appearing in residential Miami Beach neighborhoods close to the ART BASEL venue. There is a rumor that the snails will be moved a little closer to the Art Basel Convention Center site every few days, ending up at the adjacent park by December 2nd.
For more information on Art Basel Miami Beach 2010:
http://www.artbaselmiamibeach.com/
photo credit Irene Sperber
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