A Look Back at ABMB 2022 and Our FAV Booths
Discover the highlights from Art Basel Miami 2022, the largest fair in terms of square footage during Miami Art Week. I've curated these artworks, organized by my favorite booths and various categories such as Metallic and Colorful pieces. While Untitled Art Fair and Nada Miami also showcased exceptional works, the sheer volume of Art Basel Miami makes it an essential experience during Art Week in Miami.
I've captured photos and interviews, offering you a clear insight into the diverse and impressive world of contemporary art featured at these renowned fairs. I hope you enjoy this curated selection from Miami Art Week 2022.
David Castillo | Casa Triângulo | Pippy Houldsworth| | Barro | SNITZER | PPOW | Nicodim | Marianne Boesky | Max Hetzler | Lisson | Paula Cooper | lehmann maupin | Gagosian | Jeffrey Deitch | Gladstone Latoya
Pt 1 Thomas Erben
Pt 2 Thomas Erben
Snitzer Gallery
Kavi Gupta
Larry Li @ Residency Gallery
Jewel Ham @Jeffrey Deitch
Bob Rauschenberg's Fabricator on Urban Bourbon
Snitzer Gallery
After reviewing hundreds of previews, I`ve found there is an abundance of stellar works going down to Miami for artbasel next week. I`m eager to see my highlights in person and discover new treasures along the way. Please check out the link in my bio to learn more about each piece.
Highlights include:
1️⃣ Alice Neel, Irma Seitz, 1963 xavierhufkens
2️⃣ Barbara Chase-Riboud, Numero D`Or, 2021 hauserwirth
3️⃣ Salmon Toor, The Green Trio, 2019 luhringaugustine
4️⃣ Park Seo-Bo, Ecriture No.071008, 2007 perrotin
5️⃣ Merlin James, Record Player, 1990 kerlingallery
6️⃣ Jammie Holmes, Six Sparrows, 2023 marianneboeskygallery
7️⃣ Mona Hatoum, Cappello per due II, 2013 whitecube
8️⃣ Jim Hodges, Doubled, 2019 anthony_meier_
9️⃣ Louis Fratino, Rain in the city, 2023 sikkemajenkins
🔟 Betye Saar, Objects, Obsessions, Obligations, 2013 robertsprojects
#miami #artbasel #abmb #artbaselmiami #MerlinJames #BarbaraChaseRiboud #SalmonToor #ParkSeoBo #AliceNeel #JammieHolmes #MonaHatoum #JimHodges #LouisFratino #BetyeSaar #artadvisor #contemporaryart #sculpture #painting #artblog #the_apaa the_apaa
Delighted to be showing new work with berggruengallery at Art Basel Miami Beach artbasel | 6-10 Dec | Booth D13
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Pictured is ‘Radiant City #3’, 2023
111 x 76 cm
Paper, Perspex, engineered wood, cotton thread, organic cotton crochet thread, cotton embroidery thread, gold paper, frosted lighting gel and acrylic paint on birch ply panel.
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#LucyWilliams #artist #collage #lecorbusier #unitedhabitation #berggruengallery #ABMB #ArtBaselMiami
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Artwork photography toddwhiteartphotography
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Austin Lee
LAMENTATION, 2023
Painting - Acrylic on linen
152 x 119 cm (60 x 47 in)
페레스프로젝트는 오는 12월 6일부터 10일까지 개최되는 아트바젤 마이애미 비치(artbasel)에 참여합니다.
이번 아트바젤 마이애미 비치에서 선보이게 될 오스틴 리(b.1983, US)(austinleee)의 신작 <Lamentation>(2023)은 유명한 종교적 이미지인 “그리스도의 죽음에 대한 애도(Lamentation of Christ)”를 암시하면서도, 오스틴 리 특유의 밝은 색상 사용과 3D 모델과 디지털 스케치를 활용한 작업 방식으로 미술사의 고전과 현대의 디지털 영역을 적절히 연결합니다.
현재 롯데뮤지엄(lottemuseum)에서 진행 중인 오스틴 리의 개인전 ≪패싱 타임(Passing Time)≫은 올해 12월 31일에 막을 내릴 예정이니, 많은 방문 부탁드립니다. 감사합니다.
🔸Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
🔸2023년 12월 6일 - 10일
📍페레스프로젝트 부스 B36
🔹≪오스틴 리 : 패싱 타임(Passing Time)≫
🔹2023년 09월 26일 - 12월 31일
📍롯데뮤지엄 (롯데월드타워 7층)
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Peres Projects is pleased to participate in Art Basel Miami Beach from December 6 to 10.
Austin Lee`s (b.1983, US)(austinleee) recent work <Lamentation>(2023), which will be presented at Art Basel Miami Beach, alludes to the famous religious image "The Lamentation of Christ", but also links the canon of art history and the contemporary digital realm through his distinctive use of bright colours and his method of working with 3D models and digital sketches.
His solo exhibition ≪Passing Time≫, currently on view at the LOTTE Museum of Art(lottemuseum), closes on 31 December this year, so please visit before then. Thank you!
#peresprojects #페레스프로젝트 #peresprojectsseoul #페레스프로젝트서울 #ABMB #ArtBaselMiamiBeach #아트바젤마이애미비치 #AustinLee #오스틴리 #패싱타임 #passingtime
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Looking forward to seeing our
MI Friend + Familia 🤩🤩🤩
🔥JAMMIE HOLMES🔥
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ABMB artbasel 🌊
MARIANNE BOESKY GALLERY | NYC 💘
Booth D19
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Born and raised in Thibodaux, Louisiana, Jammies Holmes (b. 1984) is known for his paintings that portray intimate and poignant scenes of distinctly American communities, families, and traditions. Holmes draws heavily on his own recollections to depict the stories and experiences of Black life in the deep American South, capturing moments of celebration and struggle.
Jammie Holmes is a self-taught painter. His work has most recently been presented in exhibitions at Library Street Collective, Detroit; Deitch Projects, Los Angeles; Marianne Boesky, New York; Nassima-Landau Projects, Tel Aviv; Dallas Museum of Art; and Dallas Contemporary, among others. His work is also included in the permanent collections of the Aïshti Foundation, Brooklyn Museum, Dallas Museum of Art, Hammer Museum, ICA Miami, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, New Orleans Museum of Art, Perez Museum of Art, X Museum, and The Xiao Museum of Contemporary Art.
marfainvitational marianneboeskygallery #mariannneboesky #gallery #nyc #newyork #abmb #artbasel #miami #southbeach jholmes214 #jammieholmes #artist #painter #sculptor #visionary #mi #friend #family #familia #art #life #love 📷 jholmes214
We are wishing the lovely Lucy Williams a very happy birthday today! lucywilliamsstudio
Known for her intricate mixed-media collages of Bauhaus and Modernist architecture in layers of Plexiglas, painted paper, piano wire, veneer, and other media, British artist Lucy Williams is fascinated by the dualities between interiors and exteriors, particularly the tension between private and public. Her works are a fine balance: structurally and in the tension between the precision and masculinity of the stark utopian architecture that is re-invested with humanity through the painstaking and traditionally feminine domain of craft.
Later this week at Art Basel Miami Beach, the gallery will showcase a selection of Williams’s bas-relief collages, including her indoor pools, Palm Springs homes, and threaded collages. Please visit us at Booth D13 at artbasel Dec 6 — 10.
#LucyWilliams #ABMB #ArtBaselMiami
Image details in the comments below.
Mrs. is thrilled to announce our participation in Art Basel Miami Beach 2023 this December! We will be presenting a solo booth by Jamaican artist Nickola Pottinger.
Nickola Pottinger (b. 1986, Kingston, Jamaica) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York, and earned her BFA from The Cooper Union. Pottinger’s striking sculptures result from an intuitive process that the artist developed involving paper pulp, collage, pigments and embedded found objects, including from her block in Brooklyn. Described as wall reliefs, they are quizzical, irregular, vaguely ritual, and seem on the verge of motion — a kinetic charge that conveys, if abstractly, the Jamaican-born artist’s dance background and interest in the body. Recent exhibitions include Chapter NY, Sergeant’s Daughters, and the New Museum Triennial, New York; Galerie Julien Cadet, Paris; and the Galveston Artist Residency, Texas. Previous solo exhibitions include Parker Gallery, Los Angeles, Deanna Evans Projects, New York, NY and The Armory Show, New York, NY, which was reviewed by the New York Times. The artist will have her first solo exhibition with Mrs. in January, 2024.
📷: Nickola Pottinger
‘a no pose she a pose,’ 2023
Hand Made Paper Pulp, Hair Clips, Ballies, Bantu Hair Knots (Chiney Bumps), Lava Rocks, Resin, Silicone
31 x 25 x 24 inches
78.74 x 63.50 x 60.96 cm
Images courtesy Swivel Gallery, photographs by Cary Whittier cwhittier
#nickolapottinger #mrsgallery #abmb #artbasel #miami #yay
Reginald O’Neal: The Cellist & The Saxophonist — Fringe in collaboration with Spinello Projects present the debut sculptural installations by Miami-based artist Reginald O’Neal at Art Basel Miami Beach and the Historic Hampton House Museum of Culture & Art
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Both The Cellist and The Saxophonist are part of a series of large-scale works at culturally significant sites to commemorate under-recognized historical narratives connected to Miami’s roots in the American South, Latin America, and the Caribbean, produced in collaboration with Spinello Projects and commissioned by Fringe Projects with support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
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Image I-III: Reginald O’Neal with The Cellist and The Saxophonist, photo by Elliot Jiménez
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→ The Cellist: Art Basel Miami Beach
1901 Convention Center Drive
Miami Beach, FL 33139
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Spinello Projects
Meridians: Booth M13
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→ The Saxophonist: Historic Hampton House
4240 NW 27th Avenue
Miami, FL 33142
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Miami Art Week Vernissage
Monday, Dec. 4, 4 - 7pm
#reginaldoneal #sculptures #oilpainting #painting #portraits #stilllife #impressioniatart #blackpainters #blackartist #blackart #figuration #artgallery #artwxhibition #museum #contemporaryart #arthistory #spinelloprojects #fringeprojects #artbasel #rubellmuseum #rubellfamilycollection #oolitearts #nsuartmuseum #pamm #icamiami #artbaselmiami #abmb
Metallic
Pieces which are metallic OR they read strongly as gold, silver, copper.
Fred Snitzer Gallery
FAV
These are works that are meaningful and impactful and not fitting into the aforementioned categories. Wood sculpture, fiber, assemblage, etc.
Colorful
Yes, the human attraction to color can indeed be traced back to evolutionary mechanisms. One prominent theory suggests that our affinity for color, particularly bright and vivid hues, is rooted in our ancestors' need to identify ripe and edible fruits and vegetables. In the natural environment, the ability to discern vibrant colors would have been advantageous for survival, as it signaled the readiness of food sources.
In the context of art and aesthetics, color remains a powerful and defining aspect of visual experiences. Artists often leverage iridescence, illumination, and bright colors to capture attention and evoke emotional responses. Exciting color combinations can further enhance the visual appeal of a piece, drawing viewers in and creating a memorable and engaging experience. This connection between our evolutionary history and our aesthetic preferences highlights the profound impact that color has on our perception and appreciation of the world around us.
Thomas Erben Gallery
Thomas Erben's booth at Art Basel Miami Beach stands as a retrospective, offering a glimpse into the gallery's dynamic vision over the past 25 years. The exhibition presents works by various artists, each contributing to the gallery's diverse artistic positions.
Among the featured artists are:
1. Adrian Piper: A conceptual artist renowned for her insightful explorations of race, gender, and identity.
2. Senga Nengudi: A performance artist and sculptor who delves into the intersections of the body and space.
3. Mike Cloud: A painter who employs quilting and collage techniques to craft abstract works.
4. Dona Nelson: A painter who ventures into the realms of color, form, and texture in her artistic exploration.
5. Harriet Korman: A painter who utilizes crayon and gesso to create captivating abstract paintings.
This collective showcase underscores Thomas Erben Gallery's commitment to representing a wide spectrum of artistic voices and perspectives throughout its significant artistic journey.
Nanzuka
Shinji Nanzuka, a distinguished Japanese art dealer, has been a key figure in elevating Japanese art on the global stage. His impact is particularly notable for his role in championing young artists who push creative boundaries. In 1991, Nanzuka founded his first gallery in Tokyo, a pivotal initiative that helped revitalize the presence of Japanese art in the international art scene. His unwavering commitment to supporting creativity and innovation has positioned him as an inspiring figure for aspiring artists, contributing significantly to the promotion and recognition of Japanese contemporary art on a global scale.
Vaughn Spann @ David Castillo
Contemporary art enthusiasts should not overlook Vaughn Spann's work, which, in my opinion, places him among the top 5 contemporary artists. I picture Vaughn Spann's art gracing the walls of Bobby Axelrod's opulent Hamptons home from the TV show Billions— that's the level of artistic allure we're talking about. Spann's minimalistic, colorful, and impactful style is both accessible and profound.
In a realm where consistent excellence is uncommon, Spann stands out as an exception. As a self-taught artist, he consistently produces high-quality pieces that explore themes giving voice to traditionally marginalized individuals. Anticipation surrounds his future bodies of work, with excitement building to see if he can maintain his exceptional artistic excellence.
Kavi Gupta Gallery
Miya Ando | Beverly Fishman | Arghavan Khosravi | José Lerma | James Little | Manuel Mathieu | Tomokazu Matsuyama | Suchitra Mattai | Esmaa Mohamoud | Kour Pour | Devan Shimoyama
Jeffrey Deitch Goddesses at ABMB
Artists: Chinaza Agbor | Isabelle Albuquerque | Bisa Butler | Vanessa Beecroft | Judy Chicago | Nadia Lee Cohen | Veronica Fernandez | Shyama Golden | Genevieve Gaignard | Jewel Ham | Kezia Harrell | Ariana Papademetropolous | Francis Picabia | Su Su | Swoon | Alix Vernet | Nadia Waheed | Rikki Wright | Kennedy Yanko
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