PULSE Art Fair Miami 2008
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NADA Art Fair Miami 2008
NADA (New Art Dealers Alliance), the small but relatively well-established fair known for its more raw, youthful energy has really come into its own this year. (Images above by RISD grad Ara …
Design Miami 2008: Al Sabah Art & Design
Easily the most intelligent, holistic and culturally relevant exhibition in the Miami Design District, Houda Baroudi and Maria Hibri (Bokja) presented a series of furnishings which married modern Western forms (such as …
Barack Obama at Art Basel Miami Beach 2008
Shephard Fairey isn't the only artist to capture the zeitgeist of this historic year through the visage of President-elect Barack Obama. Throughout Miami, Mr. Obama was seemingly everywhere, as works featuring his …
Alan Warburton
Cambridge artist Alan Warburton collaborated with a non-art audience to produce this series of work in which he asked volunteers to use fruit to explain politics. "In Caracas, Venezuela, volunteers explained the …
Scope Miami: Asian Art Steals the Show
Work by Asian artists, and those of Asian descent, seemed to dominate the Scope Miami fair this year. The sheer volume on display confirms that Eastern art is gaining sway in Western …
Howard Tangye
Clothing designer, artist and teacher Howard Tangye gives us an unusual look at models, likely to inspire allusions to Schiele. The etched lines draw out a specific moment in time and the …
Art Basel Miami Beach 2008 Preview
by Ariston Anderson For anyone who has been to Miami Art Basel, the biggest art event of the year in the States, they know that walking the giant halls of the Miami …
Invasion: evasion by Baibakov Art Projects
Located in a former chocolate factory overlooking the Moscow River, Baibakov Art Projects is a group of fifteen Russian artists who have been selected to work in the 2,800-square-meter site and have …
Two New Andy Warhol Books: The Record Covers and Warhol Live
Much is written of the late Andy Warhol. Too much, you might argue. And while the newest pair of titles cover some of the same well-trodden ground, they limit their focus to …