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as posted by the channelLongtime sculptor Carole Feuerman is wowing crowds at Miami’s Art Basel with her exhibit of hyperrealistic swimmers and dancers.
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Art Basel Miami Beach opens this week and will celebrate its 20th anniversary with the largest event to date. The fair, which runs Thursday to Saturday, showcases 282 galleries, more than half of which are coming from the Americas. They will be divided into five sections or “sectors”: Galleries, Positions, Nova, Survey and Edition. Galleries, the main sector, will feature 212 galleries exhibiting works across all mediums.
In addition to the five sectors, there will 20 monumental works as part of the Meridians area, which is curated for the third consecutive year by Magalí Arriola, director of Museo Tamayo Arte Contemporáneo in Mexico City and main booths in the Kabinett area there will have 29 specially curated installations.
Between Art Basel and Design Miami’s plethora of exhibitors, panel discussions and specially curated shows, museum shows and private collection tours, the biggest challenge can be deciding which venues to visit. “It is truly exciting to celebrate our 20-year presence in Miami Beach,” said Art Basel’s global director Marc Spiegler. “Over the last two decades our show has not only reinforced its pivotal position in the region, bridging the art scenes of North and South Americas, Europe and beyond, but also played a galvanizing role in the city’s cultural transformation. The increasingly diverse range of galleries and artistic voices represented will make our show richer in discoveries than ever before.”
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