The International Biennale Artists Miami is an art exhibition held at NINA Torres Fine Art from April 17 to April 26, 2014. Here are some key points about the event:

• Exhibition Dates: April 17 – April 26, 2014
• Location: NINA Torres Fine Art, Miami, Florida
• Curator: Nina Torres
• Participating Artists: The exhibition featured a diverse range of international artists, including Al Widley, Alexey Marroquin, Alicia H Torres, Alvaro Gomez, Andrea Beizer, Andres D’Alessandro, Araceli Salcedo, lugufelo and many others.
• Artworks: The exhibition showcased a variety of artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and installations, that reflected the artists’ unique perspectives and styles.
• Catalogue: A catalogue was published to accompany the exhibition, featuring images and information about the artworks and artists.

Nina Torres Fine Art is a gallery located in Miami, Florida, that specializes in contemporary art. The gallery has been actively involved in the international art scene, participating in art fairs and exhibitions worldwide.

MIAMI RIVER ART FAIR 2013 | For immediate release

MIAMI | OCTOBER | 8 | 2013

The Miami River Art Fair is the first and only international contemporary art fair in the Downtown Miami-Brickell area during Art Basel week showcasing selected national and international Galleries, Special Projects, and Curated Solo & Collective Exhibitions.

The 2nd Edition of the Miami River Art Fair will take place December 5 – 8, 2013 in the Downtown-Brickell Miami Convention Center and will welcome thousands of art professionals, elite art collectors and art lovers from all over the world.

The Miami River Art Fair 2013 will offer 40,000 square feet of both indoor and outdoor exhibition space with world-class artists and galleries in an indoor booth setting at the Riverfront Hall – inside the James L. Knight International Center. This indoor exhibition space overlooks the one-of-a-kind outdoor Riverwalk Sculpture Mall which will feature monumental sculptures alongside luxury yachts docked on the banks of the historic Miami River. The MRAF 2013 will also feature the Riverfront Hall Terrace and the Riverfront Mural Hall.

The Miami River Art Fair will present a diverse range of curatorial concepts, with more than fifty cutting-edge Special Projects, Curated Group and Solo Exhibitions by renowned figures and emerging artists from around the world.

The MRAF 2013 welcomes the Solo presentation by Monaco Modern’ Art featuring Philippe Pastor (Monaco) with a series of works never seen before; New works presented by Alexandre Baptista (Portugal), Karl W Lu (Australia), Kiko Sobrino (Brazil), Tierry Du Parc (France), Qui Chi Chen (China), Chingo Oe (Japan) , Jesus Led (Spain), Francoise Palsterman (France), Mario Zarza (Mexico), Eduardo Lacarra (Spain-Venezuela), Echenique (Spain), Marcelo Holzinger (Argentina-USA), Villotaf (Spain) and Willow (Italy) who will be in charge of designing the private shuttle wrap.

Additional highlights in the Riverfront Hall will include: Gaga Gallery (Korea) presenting works by Chang Hoon Woo, Jeong Nam kim, Song Juk Lee, Young Sook Oh; Nina Torres Fine Art (Miami) showing a selection of works by artists from Latin America including Rufino Tamayo and Diego Rivera; a Cuban Pavilion presenting works by Roberto Fabelo, Mariano Rodriguez, Amelia Pelaez, and new works by Kcho; Eka & Moor Gallery (Spain) presenting a group of artists from Europe; Mayjune Gallery (Korea) presenting Park Hyun Soo, Keejim Jin Ho, Park Chul Hawn, Kim Aesook; Art History Consulting (Germany) presenting a curated project with artists from Germany and Switzerland among others.

Finally, the Riverwalk Sculpture Mall will showcase Christina Saradopoulou (Greece), Marina Atelier (France), Emili Armengol (Spain), Attila JK (Budapest), Octavio Cuellar and Rafael Consuegra (Cuba).

The full list of artists participating at the Miami River Art Fair 2013 is available at www.MiamiRiverArtFair.com

NOTES TO EDITORS

Mayor Tomás Regalado, on behalf of The City of Miami, has officially endorsed the Miami River Art Fair as “a pioneer in the revitalization of the Lower Miami River district, the city’s waterfront destination of the twenty first century.”

In partnership with the City of Miami and the Miami River Commission, the Miami River Art Fair 2013 will foster the renaissance of the Downtown Miami-Brickell area by creating a landmark cultural event, and bringing a boom of tourism during a time in which Miami is at the very center of the world art scene.

About the MRAF’s Director and Founder Nina Torres:  she also is currently Director and Chief Curator at Nina Torres Fine Art MIAMI. For over 20 years, Nina Torres has been actively participating in the international art market, specializing in Modern and Contemporary Latin American Art. Nina has curated and overseen over 200 exhibitions at international museums, galleries and biennials, including the “Europalia Biennial of Art -Brussels, Belgium” 1993, and the “XII Festival Del Centro Historico Ciudad de Mexico” 1995-1996.

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Miami Iron Side
7610 NE 4th Court,
Miami, Florida Florida
RSVP Link

Miami Iron Side will be the hosting venue of the
IBAEM 2013, an event endorsed by the City of Miami through its Arts & Entertainment Council and sponsored by Car2Go.
Produced by the nascent Key Biscayne-based company, The Art Marketing Mind, LLC,84 International Emerging Artists.
Guest Invited Artist: Jose Garcia Chibarro|Peru
For first time, IBAEM-2013 will showcase Monumental Sculptures, Installations as well a Special Performance produced and directed by Luis Valenzuela, Creative Director.
RSVP to ibaem2013@gmail.com

Brickell Art Walk – 2012

The Brickell Art Walk in 2012 was a vibrant and dynamic celebration of contemporary art, showcasing a diverse array of artists, both emerging and established, from the local and international art scenes. Located in the heart of Miami’s bustling financial district, the event transformed the urban landscape into a colorful and inspiring open-air gallery, drawing art enthusiasts, collectors, and curious passersby.

This annual event featured a rich tapestry of artistic expressions, including painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media installations. The 2012 edition was particularly noted for its emphasis on interactive and experiential art, inviting attendees to engage with the works in innovative and immersive ways. Pop-up galleries, street performances, and live art demonstrations added to the lively atmosphere, making the Brickell Art Walk a must-visit cultural destination.

Notable highlights included large-scale sculptures that dotted the streets, transforming everyday public spaces into thought-provoking art installations. Interactive workshops and artist talks provided insight into the creative process, fostering a deeper connection between artists and the community. The event also featured curated art tours, offering visitors a guided experience through the eclectic mix of artworks on display.

Local businesses and restaurants joined in the festivities, offering special promotions and extending their hours to accommodate the influx of visitors. This synergy between the art walk and the local economy highlighted the integral role of the arts in fostering community engagement and economic vitality.

The Brickell Art Walk – 2012 not only celebrated the diversity and richness of the artistic community but also reinforced Miami’s reputation as a burgeoning hub for contemporary art and culture. It was an event that captured the spirit of creativity and innovation, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.

Mad Hatter Arts Festival

Nov. 17 & 18, 2012, 10am-5pm
The Barnacle Historic Park. and Along The Streets of the Grove
3485 Main Hwy and Along Streets of Coconut Grove,Fl. 33133
www.madhatterartsfestival.com

Annual 2 Day Art and Live Music Event, with food, contests and costumed characters, held on the lawn at The Barnacle Historic Park and along the streets of Coconut Grove.

Doral Government Center Inaugural Art Exhibit

The lugufelo Hand sculpture will be exhibited at the new Doral Government Center, the historic grand opening with Paintings, sculptures and photography from local Doral artists chosen by a panel including the event curator, Ibrahim Guerra and Fundacion Artistas Unidos, will be open to the public at the Doral Government Center from July 27 to August 31, 2012.

Doral Government Center

8300 N.W. 53rd St.

Doral, FL 33166

305-59DORAL (305-593-6725)

Coconut Grove’s zany Mad Hatter Arts Festival is back this year with much more in store. Along with the creative arts and craftsfor sale there will also be a chalk painting festival and an en plein air event. En Plein Air is when artists set up around town and paint out in public. The chalk festival is common all throughout Florida, but this is the first one in the Miami area.

Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/coconut-grove/article1938816.html#storylink=cpy

Art Walk Edition: Awarehouse Presents Visual Arts – January 2011

Join us for a captivating evening of creativity and inspiration at the Art Walk Edition, hosted by Awarehouse. This event, taking place in January 2011, showcases an eclectic mix of visual arts from both emerging and established artists. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to explore a diverse array of artworks, spanning various styles and mediums, all within the dynamic setting of Awarehouse. Celebrate the vibrant art scene with us and immerse yourself in an unforgettable visual journey that promises to ignite your imagination and passion for the arts. Don’t miss out on this remarkable event that highlights the incredible talent and innovation within the visual arts community.