“Our visitors will notice several big changes the moment they walk in the grounds, from a new layout in the garden and a new floor plan inside the Ice Palace, to spectacular new PULSE Projects and dynamic new partners. We have overhauled the exhibition from top to bottom to engage our visitors with the best art experience in Miami - again making PULSE Miami a must-see event,” notes Fair Director Cornell DeWitt. “This year our PULSE Projects are more diverse than ever with socially-engaged performances, sound art, large-scale installations and sculptures, videos, and interactive works. As always, we give our galleries and their artists the opportunity to put on ambitious, non-commercial projects that
enhance the unique atmosphere of PULSE,” continues DeWitt.
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Photographers, digital media artists, painters, sculptors, online DJs, and performance artists, presented by 90 U.S. and international galleries and partners, will be featured at the 9th edition of PULSE Miami, opening on December 5th at The Ice Palace Studios.
Otto Zoo Sedimentazione, Venezia Maria Morganti - 2010
DECEMBER 5–8, 2013 THE ICE PALACE 1400 NORTH MIAMI AVENUE MIAMI Museo Siqueiros Area Delimitada Mateo Mate - 2012
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Galleries that represent prominent estates like those of Larry Rivers and Robert Mapplethorpe will exhibit next to those showing today’s most exciting young artists. Work from the historic avant-garde will inform and contextualize the best examples of contemporary practice. Galleries are curated into Miami Project based on a serious commitment Yossi Milo Gallery Mimi Afrika, Wheatland Farm, Graaff-Reinet Pieter Hugo - 2013
to important living artists; extensive involvement with remarkable estates; and the strength of their program generally.
Richard Heller Gallery Untitled Dustin Yellin - 2013
Miami Project will return to the destination location of the Wynwood Art District from December 3 to 8, 2013. It will again present a selection of historically important and cuttingedge contemporary work side by side, with a unique emphasis on the strength of individual exhibitors’ programs irrespective of their primary focus. Sixty galleries from across the United States will show at the fair. 3 • Fine Art Magazine • December 2013
artMRKT Productions 109 S. 5th Street, Suite 407 Brooklyn, NY 11249 For more information visit: http://www.miami-project.com/miami Quint Contemporary Sometimes Ryan McGinness - 2012