Tuesday December 1 - 5 (Saturday) Miami
- Design Miami Presenting the best international design galleries exhibiting extraordinary historic and contemporary design. VIP Opening: Collectors Preview at Design Miami, NEast 39th Street and 1st Court, By invitation only, Downtown Miami, 3-6pm
- Photo Miami, photo-based art including conceptual, video, digital and mixed media artwork. Opening Night Reception, 3401 North Miami Avenue, VIP only, Wynwood Art District, 6-10
Wednesday December 2 - 6 (Sunday) Miami
- Performance: Opening Night with the annual Art Loves Music concert on the beach featuring Ebony Bones (UK), supported by Amanda Blank (USA) in collaboration with Creative Time at Art Basel Miami Beach (Oceanfront Nights), Miami Beach Drive at 21st Street, (Oceanfront), 6pm-midnight
- SCOPE International Contemporary Art Fair Miami's original emerging contemporary art fair, w/ AGENCY | New York, Anonymous Gallery | New York, Berlin Art Projects | Berlin, D'Amelio Terras | New York, Dam, Stuhltrager & Frants Gallery | Brooklyn, DEAN PROJECT | Long Island City, Gallery Christopher Henry | New York, Jonathan LeVine Gallery | New York, Joshua Liner Gallery | New York, Krampf Gallery | New York, Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art | San Francisco, Mike Weiss Gallery | New York, Sloan Fine Art | New York & ThisWilde Gallery | Berlin amongst others First View at (Soho Studios Miami), Wynwood Art District, 2136 NWest 1st Avenue, free for VIP & Press (or $100 donation), 11am-6pm
- Art Miami modern and contemporary art w/ Amador Gallery, Eli Klein Fine Art, Gary Snyder/Project Space, GJames Graham & Sons, Katharina Rich Perlow Gallery, Laurence Miller Gallery,Nancy Hoffman Gallery, Nohra Haime Gallery, Stux Gallery, Westwood Gallery plus many, many moreat Art Miami (Art Miami Pavilion), NWest 31st St and Midtown Blvd, Wynwood Art District, $15 (students $10), 11am-7pm
- Red Dot Fair w/more than 50 international, modern contemporary art dealers from around the world. VIP & Press Preview at Red Dot Fair, 3011 NEast 1st Avenue, Wynwood Art District, VIP & Press only, 5-6pm
- INK Miami w/ Dolan/Maxwell, Dranoff Fine Art, Durham Press Inc., Graphicstudio/U.S.F., Jim Kempner Fine Art, Marlborough Graphics, Riverhouse van Straaten, Shark's Ink, Tandem Press & Verne Collection Inc., who exhibit new publications, projects and acquisitions at INK Miami (Suites of Dorchester), 1850 Collins Ave, free, Miami Beach, 10am-7pm
- Art Asia Miami Brings more than 60 galleries showcase works from Asian artists. Preview: Vernissage & Cocktail reception for VIP and Press at Art Asia Miami (Soho Studios Miami), 2136 NWest 1st Avenue, Wynwood Art District, VIP & Press only, 4-6pm
- Graffiti Gone Global Conveys the dexterity of traditional and experimental street art around the world curated by James & Karla Murray at Graffiti Gone Global, 3252 NEast 1st Ave, Suite 101, Midtown Miami, free, noon-8
- Verge Art Fair An international platform w/ Anonymous Gallery, ANTIDOTE, Carl van Brunt, Beacon, ecoartspace, Max Protetch Gallery, Rush Arts, Smack Mellon, Brenda Taylor Gallery, & many more, Opening Night Preview Party at Verge (The Catalina Hotel),1732 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, 6-10pm
- Sculpt Miami
an international selection of top sculptors, w/ Emilail Alzamora,
Corina
Basterrechea, John Berry, Benedicte Blanc-Fontenille, Jorge Blanco,
Claudia Jane Klein, Claudia Jane Klein, Jorge Fernandez & Stephen
Fischer
at Sculpt Miami, 46 NWest 36th
Street, Wynwood Art District, $5, 11am-7pm
- Art Basel Miami Beach, the most important annual art show of its kind in America at The Miami Beach Convention Center, 1901 Convention Center, Miami Beach, 1-6pm
- NADA Art Fair Miami The New Art Dealers Alliance features 88 emerging art galleries from 19 countries featuring from New York Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, Josée Bienvenu Gallery, Blackston, Collette Blanchard Gallery, John Connelly Presents, Lisa Cooley, Cumulus Studios, Eleven Rivington, Derek Eller Gallery, Thomas Erben Gallery, Humble Arts Foundation, The Journal Gallery, Klaus Von Nichtssagend Gallery, Leo Koenig Inc., La MaMa La Galleria, Mireille Mosler Ltd., NyeHaus, On Stellar Rays, Simon Preston, Rental Gallery, Renwick Gallery, Small A Projects, Stephan Stoyanov Gallery (formerly Luxe Gallery), SUNDAY LES, THIERRY GOLDBERG PROJECTS, Kate Werble Gallery, White Columns, Y Gallery, & ZieherSmith, Hours at NADA (Deauville Beach Resort), 6701 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, Free, 2-8
- Pulse Miami Presents leading international galleries and artists showcasing the latest movements in contemporary art in powerful architectural environments at Pulse Contemporary Art Fair (The Ice Palace), 1400 North Miami Avenue, Downtown Miami, $15 (students $10), 1-8
- Aqua Wynwood Features nearly 40 galleries from throughout North America and Europe, with an emphasis on West Coast galleries and emerging artists at Aqua Art Miami, 42 NEast 25th Street, Wynwood Art District, $15, 1-7pm
- Breakfast at
the Bakehouse Enjoy breakfast while touring 70 Open artist
studios, 2 Exhibition galleries and enjoy
complimentary breakfast daily at Bakehouse
Art
Complex (BAC), 561 NWest
32 Street,Wynwood Art District, 10am-6pm
Friday December 4 - 6 Miami
- PooL Art Fair A meeting ground for outstanding artists, primarily those who do not have yet gallery representation. Opening Reception at PooL Art Fair (Carlton Hotel), 1433 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, Free, but Full Cash Bar, Swimming PooL), 6-10
More New Info Below
Fountain
Miami
2009
2505 North Miami Ave Miami FL 33137
Telephone: 917.650.3760
Email: fountain@fountainexhibit.com
Website: http://fountainexhibit.com
Dates: December 3-6, 2009; 11am-7pm
VIP/Press Preview: Thursday Dec 3, from 11am until 7pm
Reception for the artists: Friday, December 4; 7pm-midnight
WhiteHot Magazine Release / Filter Magazine Music Lineup: Sat, Dec 5;
7pm-midnight
Cost: Donation of $5 at the door for all weekend access
FOUNTAIN
MIAMI
2009 ANNOUNCES FULL PROGRAM.
New York,
NY
(November 24, 2009) - Fountain is thrilled to announce the final lineup
of participating galleries and performances for the fourth Miami
edition of its groundbreaking program. Now widely known as the
definitive alternative to the art fairs held concurrent with Art Basel
Miami Beach, Fountain returns to its Wynwood warehouse at 2505 N. Miami
Avenue, a 16,000 square-foot venue where thirteen New York and
Miami-based galleries will present large-scale, ambitious installations
over the course of four days. As its largest event to date, Fountain
Miami 2009 includes several new and cutting-edge Brooklyn galleries, as
well as a stellar lineup of performance and music presented in
conjunction with leading arts and culture publications.
At Fountain Miami, an exciting presentation of live music and DJs will
be curated by Filter Magazine, with performances by G.Love, Chairlift
and more to be held on an outdoor stage. Notable DJs, including David
Katz, will be performing throughout the weekend. A program of
art performances will be hosted by participating gallery Grace
Exhibition Space. A array of international artists and collectives
will perform throughout the interior exhibition space and on the fair’s
main entrance lawn.
This year Fountain announces a new partnership with the cultural
tastemaker and international media site Flavorpill. Fountain
and Flavorpill will collaborate in the production of an ongoing,
web-based stream of media updates via Twitter, YouTube and Flickr.
Media updates will be hosted by Flavorpill affiliated sites including
Artkrush, Daily Dose and Flavorwire. Magazine partners include Whitehot,
Filter and Irreversible magazines. Beverages for
Fountain guests will be provided courtesy of Sonnema Vodka.
Exhibiting galleries at Fountain Miami 2009:
Boltax Gallery - Shelter Island
Brooklynite Gallery - Brooklyn
Glowlab - New York
ACG & Grace Space - Brooklyn
Greg Haberny - Brooklyn
Jon Frum Foundation - Brooklyn
Jonathan Shorr - New York
Krasa Fine Art - Miami
Leo Kesting Gallery - New York
Milk Gallery - New York
Sara Nightingale - Shelter Island
Super/Prime - Brooklyn
We-Are-Familia - Brooklyn
Independent
Artist
Projects:
Allsion Berkoy - Brooklyn
Coco Dolle - New York/Paris
Scott Peehl & BluDog - New York
Fountain
Miami
will open to VIPs and Press on Thursday, December 03 and then to the
public on Friday, December, 04 at 11am running through Sunday December
06 at 7pm. There will be a reception for the public on Friday
December 04 from 7pm until midnight and a WhiteHot Magazine
Launch/ Filter Magazine Curated Music Program on Saturday December 05
from 7pm until midnight. Fountain is located at 2505 North Miami Ave
(at 25th Street) Miami FL 33137. Requests for media and VIP affairs may
be directed to fountain@fountainexhibit.com or 917-650-3760.
Fountain was launched in March 2006 in New York in an effort to
leverage support for independent galleries overlooked by the larger,
corporate-sponsored art fairs. The name “Fountain” is a nod to Marcel
Duchamp’s controversial sculpture that shook up the art world when it
was rejected by the Society of Artists’ exhibition in 1917. Similarly,
in defiant contrast with The Armory Show, Art Basel Miami Beach, Pulse,
Scope and the numerous other international art fairs, Fountain has
received wide public support and critical acclaim for its experimental
slant favoring large, open and ambitious installation spaces. In form
and spirit, the artwork exhibited at Fountain reflects the avant-garde
attitude of the Dada art movement, while attracting the attention of
the international clientele and top collectors who attend the more
traditional fairs.
Artnet – the most widely read art site on the web –
describes
Fountain: “Likeability and chutzpah used to be what art was about.
That, and a little guerrilla mentality, which you had at Fountain in
spades. This is the place where you reminisce about the good old days,
when you did it yourself, when inspiration and magic struck like a bolt
from the blue.”
Plum – “Extreme, grassroots, and black sheep are names
that
perhaps best describe Fountain. While other art exhibits are puppets to
corporate culture, this show keeps it as real as they come.”
EXHIBITION
SCHEDULE
Cost: Donation of $5 at the door for all weekend access
Thursday, December 03 . 11am - 7pm . VIP/Press Preview Day
Friday, December 04 . 11am - 7pm . Open to the public
Friday, December 04 . 7pm - midnight . Opening Reception with
performance by G. Love
Saturday, December 05 . 11am - 7pm . Open to the public
Saturday, December 05 . 7pm - midnight . WhiteHot Magazine/Filter
Magazine party with performance by ChairLift
Sunday, December 06 . 11am - 7pm . Open to the public
2505 North Miami Ave Miami FL 33137
Telephone: 917.650.3760
Email: fountain@fountainexhibit.com
Website: http://fountainexhibit.com
Dear Friend,
We are pleased to present a preview of our booth at Art Basel Miami
Beach. The layout of the fair is completely redesigned this year, and
you will find us at the entrance to Hall B in Booth F3.
Dan Flavin will be featured in conjunction with the
exhibition Dan
Flavin, Series and Progressions, on view at the gallery through
December 19th.
We will show a neon sculpture released for Art Basel Miami from the
Estate of Jason Rhoades and a multi-part sculpture by John
McCracken.
We will also debut Stan Douglas' new photograph Artist's
Cabin,
pictured above, which depicts the interior of a small grandfather cabin
that has resisted the gentrification on the North Shore of Vancouver. Thomas
Ruff will present new photographs from the cassini series
using imagery from NASA's photographs of the rings of Saturn.
We will feature important paintings by Luc Tuymans, Alice
Neel, Neo Rauch, Francis Alÿs, Raoul De
Keyser and Mamma Andersson.
We have new works on paper by Marcel Dzama made in
preparation for a major solo exhibition opening at the Musée
d'Art
Contemporain de Montréal early next year. We will also feature a
new
watercolor by Yan Pei-Ming, and works on paper by Fred
Sandback and from Al Taylor's Greek Studies series.
We hope to see you in Miami next week. Please do not hesitate to
contact us with any questions.
Kindest regards,
David Zwirner
DAVID ZWIRNER
525 W 19 St
New York, NY 10011
T 212 727 2070
Pictured above: Stan Douglas, Artist's
Cabin, 2009. C-Print (60 x 89 1/2 inches; 152.4 x 227.3 cm)
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