Tag: Art Basel Miami Beach

  • Art by Remote: Art Basel Miami Beach

    With pandemic closing the Convention Center and  moving ABMB online, Miami’s hottest art fair both took place and didn’t

  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2019

    Hit the refresh button! Just as the fair that 17 years ago rebranded Miami as an art hub began sitting on its laurels, a series of concurring innovations has now rebranded the fair

  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2018

    Trend-spotting is over, but lacking, too, was the buzz. In the end, what ABMB brought to fair-goers was less an agglomeration of work for sale than an indelible, fully sensory experience of art

  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2015

    Although its subtext was sales, fair week provided a swirl for the senses. A dizzying array of work was attended by more than 35,000 artists, curators, collectors and viewers (77,000 if you include the satellite fairs). ABMB 2015 remained, by…

  • Jessica Stockholder: ‘Art changes, taking account of the present moment’

    Jessica Stockholder talks about her work, which combines painting, sculpture, installation and language in a unique creation that calls for a close personal encounter with the viewer

  • Nova at Art Basel Miami Beach

    The Nova section of Art Basel Miami Beach gave artists a chance to show their latest works, from drawing, painting and sculpture to installation and video, and included work from last year’s Turner-prize winner Laure Prouvost

  • Brian Bress: ‘I come to video with the agenda of a painter’

    Brian Bress is an innovative multimedia artist who creates works that combine painting, drawing, animation, video, and performance art into a new form of expression

  • Art Basel Miami Beach: 14th Edition

    This year’s fair was all about art as entertainment – and it didn’t disappoint. With more than 250 galleries, sales ranging up to $4.5m for a Warhol, and celebrity buyers such as P Diddy and Leonardo DiCaprio, it was clear…

  • Art Basel Miami Beach – 2013: the lowdown

    For those of you who couldn’t make it, Jill Spalding has the inside information. Who was there – from artists and dealers to pop stars – what was hot and what was not, and what everyone was talking about.