Art Miami LLC is pleased to announce its confirmed exhibitor list for Art Miami, the city’s longest-running contemporary and modern art fair, taking place Dec. 3 through Dec. 8, 2013. Now in its 24th year, Art Miami – which welcomed more than 60,000 attendees in 2012 – will feature an unparalleled selection of art in a wide variety of media, ranging from modern masterpieces and blue-chip contemporary works to the latest output from the most sought-after living artists around the world.
Art Miami, renowned for its distinguished atmosphere, impeccable quality and enlightening diversity, will once again demonstrate its preeminence during Art Week, presenting international art galleries from 17 countries: Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, England, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands and the United States. With 124 confirmed exhibitors from more than 50 cities, including 25 across the U.S., Art Miami continues to serve as a leading cultural destination for acquiring contemporary art and surveying new developments in the global art market.
“The superior quality of Art Miami’s production attracts collectors who appreciate the opportunity to enjoy and acquire outstanding art in a comfortable, elegant setting,” said Jamie Smith, PhD, director of the Washington, D.C. contemporary gallery CONNERSMITH. of her return to Art Miami. “With the fair’s highly professional services, the gallery can realize an optimal presentation of works for a sophisticated clientele.”
An array of elite galleries will take part in Art Miami for the first time, including: Archeus/Post-Modern | Bath; Bonni Benrubi Gallery | New York; David Castillo Gallery | Miami; DIE Galerie | Frankfurt; Espace Meyer Zafra | Paris; Ethan Cohen Fine Arts | New York; Galerie Anita Beckers | Frankfurt; Galerie Ernst Hilger | Vienna; Galerie Ludorff | Düsseldorf; Galerie Pascal Lansberg | Paris; Galerie von Vertes | Zürich; GALLERIA FUMAGALLI | Milan; Gallery Delaive | Amsterdam; gallery nine5 | New York; James Goodman Gallery | New York; Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art | Los Angeles; Mixografia | Los Angeles; N.O.M.A.D.| Brussels; Other Criteria | London; Sims Reed Gallery | London; Todd Merrill 20th Century + Studio Contemporary | New York; TORBANDENA | Trieste; and TORCH | Amsterdam.
Selected exhibitors will also present individual artist projects in a series of special programs curated by Julia Draganovic, Elena Forin and Claudia Löffelholz of LaRete Art Projects. They will install dramatic new works in and around Art Miami’s three main pavilions for the exhibitions THINK BIG and CHECK OUT.
Art Miami will kick off Art Week with its VIP Preview on Tuesday, Dec. 3. Attended by 11,000 art connoisseurs last year, the opening celebration will once again benefit the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), concurrently debuting its grand new Herzog & de Meuron-designed building on the downtown waterfront. This exclusive evening will serve as the first opportunity for collectors to acquire the most coveted works of art available from the 20th and 21st centuries before the fairs open to the general public.
London-based Christie’s International Real Estate has once again been named the Official Luxury Real Estate Partner for Art Miami and CONTEXT. The JW Marriot Marquis and Hotel Beaux Arts Miami have also partnered with Art Miami and CONTEXT to offer special rates for the fairs’ VIP attendees during Art Week. Curators, collectors, artists, connoisseurs and members of the press will have unlimited access to the daily shuttle buses that will connect Art Miami and CONTEXT with Aqua Art Miami, Art Basel Miami Beach and the JW Marriot Marquis.
The following galleries have been confirmed for participation at Art Miami in 2013:
Abby M. Taylor Fine Art | New York; Aldo de Sousa Gallery | Buenos Aires; Alfredo Ginocchio Gallery | Mexico City; Allan Stone Gallery | New York; Antoine Helwaser Gallery | New York; Arcature Fine Art | Palm Beach; Archeus/Post-Modern | Bath; Armand Bartos Fine Art | New York; Art Nouveau | Miami; Arthur Roger Gallery | New Orleans; Ascaso Gallery | Miami; Birnam Wood Galleries | New York; Bolsa de Arte| Rio de Janeiro; Bonni Benrubi Gallery | New York; BlueLeaf Gallery | Dublin; Bridgette Mayer Gallery | Philadelphia; C. Grimaldis Gallery |Baltimore; Catherine Edelman Gallery | Chicago; Cernuda Arte | Coral Gables; Christopher Cutts Gallery | Toronto; Claire Oliver Gallery | New York; CONNERSMITH. | Washington, D.C.; Contessa Gallery | Cleveland; Cynthia Corbett Gallery | London; Cynthia-Reeves | New York; David Castillo Gallery | Miami; David Klein Gallery | Birmingham; David Lusk Gallery | Memphis; David Richard Gallery | Santa Fe; De Buck Gallery | New York; Dean Project | New York; DIE Galerie | Frankfurt; Dillon Gallery | New York; Douglas Dawson | Chicago; Durban Segnini Gallery | Miami; Durham Press | Durham; Eli Klein Fine Art | New York; Espace Meyer Zafra | Paris; Ethan Cohen Fine Arts | New York; FaMa Gallery | Verona; Flowers | London; Galerie Anita Beckers | Frankfurt; Galerie Ernst Hilger | Vienna; Galerie Forsblom | Helsinki; Galerie Kleindienst | Leipzig; Galerie Ludorff | Düsseldorf; Galerie Renate Bender | Munich; Galerie Terminus | Munich; Galerie Olivier Waltman | Paris; Galerie Pascal Lansberg | Paris; Galerie von Braunbehrens | Munich; Galerie von Vertes | Zürich; Galleri Andersson/Sandström | Stockholm; GALLERIA FUMAGALLI | Milan; Gallery Delaive | Amsterdam; gallery nine5 | New York; Gerald Peters Gallery | New York; Goya Contemporary | Baltimore; Hackelbury Fine Art | London; Heller Gallery | New York; Hollis Taggart Galleries | New York; Jackson Fine Art | Atlanta; James Barron Art | South Kent; James Goodman Gallery | New York; J. Cacciola Gallery | New York; Jenkins Johnson Gallery | New York; Jerald Melberg Gallery | Charlotte; Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art | Los Angeles; Juan Ruiz Gallery | Miami; Keszler Gallery | Southampton; KM Fine Arts | Chicago; Laurence Miller Gallery | New York; Lausberg Contemporary | Düsseldorf; Leon Tovar Gallery | New York; Leslie Sacks Contemporary | Santa Monica; Leslie Smith Gallery | Amsterdam; Lisa Sette Gallery | Scottsdale; Lyons Wier Gallery | New York; Magnan Metz Gallery | New York; Mark Borghi Fine Art Inc. | New York; Matteo Lampertico | Milan; Mayoral | Barcelona; McCormick Gallery | Chicago; Michael Goedhuis | London; Michael Schultz Gallery | Berlin; Mike Weiss Gallery | New York; Mindy Solomon Gallery | Miami; Mixografia | Los Angeles; Modernbook Gallery | San Francisco; Modernism Inc. | San Francisco; Nancy Hoffman Gallery | New York; Nicholas Metivier Gallery | Toronto; Nikola Rukaj Gallery | Toronto; Nohra Haime Gallery | New York; N.O.M.A.D. Gallery | Brussels; Now Contemporary | Miami; Osborne Samuel | London; Other Criteria | London; Pan American Art Projects | Miami; Paul Thiebaud Gallery | San Francisco; Peter Marcelle Gallery | Bridgehampton; Piece Unique | Paris; Praxis International Art | New York; Rosenbaum Contemporary | Boca Raton; Rudolf Budja Gallery LLC | Miami; Schantz Galleries | Stockbridge; Scott White Contemporary Art | La Jolla; Simon Capstick-Dale Fine Art | New York; Sims Reed Gallery | London; Sundaram Tagore Gallery | New York; Todd Merrill 20th Century + Studio Contemporary | New York; TORBANDENA | Trieste; TORCH | Amsterdam; Tresart | Coral Gables; Unix | Miami; Vincent Vallarino Fine Art | New York; Waterhouse & Dodd | London; Westwood Gallery | New York; Wetterling Gallery | Stockholm; William Shearburn Gallery | Saint Louis; Woolff Gallery | London; Yares Art Projects | Santa Fe; Zadok Gallery | Miami; Zolla/Lieberman Gallery Inc. | Chicago