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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Dan Schwartz
Adam Abdalla
Susan Grant
Lewin Associates
212/947-4557
dan@susangrantlewin.com
adam@susangrantlewin.com
ART MIAMI 2009 CELEBRATES 20th ANNIVERSARY
Miami’s Longest Running Contemporary Art Fair Returns to Midtown Miami
MIAMI – Art Miami, the city's original and longest-running
contemporary art fair, will celebrate its 20th anniversary this year.
As the anchor of the Midtown Arts District, Art Miami's longevity and
success position it as one of the year's most prestigious art world
happenings.
“The culture and community of Miami has helped shape this fair into
an integral part of the international contemporary art world,” said
Nick Korniloff, Director of Art Miami. “We are confident that the
depth and quality of the art works exhibited will match the current
desires of those who attend, and will make Art Miami 2009 another
‘can’t miss’ for all curators, collectors and fairgoers alike.”
While Art Miami 2009 celebrates a milestone in longevity; it also
marks a new beginning. Under the new ownership of Art Miami, LLC, led
by Mike Tansey, Brian Tyler and Korniloff, the show will feature more
than 80 galleries from the United States, Asia, Latin America and
Europe, presenting a selection of the world’s most imported
contemporary and modern art in an 80,000-square-foot, state of the
art pavilion.
The 20th edition of Art Miami will feature a wide range of special
exhibitions, including large outdoor sculpture from world renowned
artist Tony Cragg, a series of museum quality video installations
curated by Asher Remy Toledo and Julia Draganovic, select offerings
from private and public collections, all helping to make Art Miami a
prime destination for art collectors, curators, museum professionals
and art enthusiasts.
For the second consecutive year, Art Miami will partner with the
Sundari Foundation, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit, non-denominational
public charity, headquartered in Miami. The foundation, chaired by
Constance Collins Margulies, assists disadvantaged women and is
celebrating the launch of “Heart Miami”, a public awareness
campaign dedicated to illuminating ways in which art has the capacity
to touch and uplift those in need. Sundari will host an exclusive
champagne reception to precede Art Miami’s VIP Preview on Dec. 1.
Proceeds from donations at the door will benefit the Lotus House
Women’s Shelter in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood.
Coinciding with the 20th anniversary, Art Miami will also collaborate
with ArtTable, the leadership organization for professional women in
the visual arts, to recognize the "20 Most Influential Women in the
Arts in South Florida" with a brunch in their honor on Dec. 4.
Following the brunch, Argentine photographer, video and installation
artist Graciela Sacco will be on hand for a book signing. In
addition, Art Miami 2009’s Second Annual Museum Professional and
Curator Brunch will take place Dec. 3.
Art Miami 2009 Event Highlights
Art Miami VIP Preview
Tuesday, Dec. 1
5:30 pm – 7 pm
The Sundari Foundation will host a reception in conjunction with Art
Miami's opening, as it launches a special public awareness campaign,
Heart Miami, celebrating the capacity of art to touch and uplift
those in need, proceeds of which will benefit the Lotus House
Women’s Shelter. $25 donation will be collected at the door.
7 pm – 10:30 pm
Art Miami VIP Preview continues for all Art Miami VIP cardholders &
Press. Cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres will be served.
Art Miami’s Second Annual Museum Professionals Brunch (By Invitation
Only)
Wednesday, Dec. 3
11 am – 1 pm
Museum Professionals & Curators are invited to enjoy a brunch in Art
Miami’s VIP Lounge with Art Miami dealers and Fair Director, Nick
Korniloff.
Art Table Brunch (By Invitation Only)
Thursday, Dec. 4
11 am – 1 pm
Art Miami and ArtTable honor the 20 most influential South Florida
women in the arts.
Graciela Sacco Book Signing
Thursday, Dec. 4
2 pm
Introduction by Carol Damien. Artist will be present.
Art Miami 2009 Participating Galleries
Amador Gallery (New York), Barry Friedman (New York), Barry Singer
Gallery (Petaluma) Bolsa de Arte (Porto Allegre), Bruce Silverstein
(New York) C. Grimaldis Gallery (Baltimore), Caldwell Snyder Gallery
(San Francisco), Catherine Edelman Gallery (Chicago), Cernuda Arte
(Coral Gables), Chinasquare Gallery NY (New York), Cynthia Corbett
Gallery (London), Cynthia Reeves (New York), David Findlay Fine Art
(New York), David Klein Gallery (Birmingham), David Lusk Gallery
(Memphis) Dillon Gallery (New York), Dot Fifty-One (Miami), Douglas
Dawson Gallery (Chicago), Durban Segnini Gallery (Miami) Eckert Fine
Art (Connecticut), Edelman Arts (New York), Eli Klein Fine Art (New
York), Ferran Cano (Palma de Mallorca), Friedman Benda (New York),
Frey Norris Gallery (San Francisco), Galerie Forsblom (Helsinki),
Galerie Huebner & Huebner (Frankfurt), Galerie Olivier Waltman
(Paris), Galerie Piece Unique (Paris), Galerie Terminus (Munich),
Galerie Von Braunbehrens (Munich), Galleria d’Arte Contini (Venice),
Gary Snyder/Project Space (New York), Goya Contemporary (Baltimore),
Hackelbury Fine Art (London), Hasted Hunt Kraeutler (New York), James
Graham & Sons (New York), Jenkins Johnson Gallery (San Francisco),
Jerald Melberg Gallery (Charlotte), Juan Ruiz Galeria (Venezuela),
Katharina Rich Perlow Gallery (New York), Kreisler Galeria de Arte
(Madrid), Laurence Miller Gallery (New York), Leon Tovar Gallery (New
York), Lisa Sette Gallery (Scottsdale), Mark Borghi Fine Art (New
York), McCormick Gallery (Chicago), Nancy Hoffman Gallery (New York),
Nicholas Metivier Gallery (Toronto), Nohra Haime Gallery (New York),
Olyvia Fine Art (London), Pace Prints (New York), Pan American Art
Projects (Miami), PDNB Gallery (Dallas), Renate Bender (Munich),
Robert Koch Gallery (San Francisco), Rosenbaum Contemporary (Boca
Raton), Rudolf Budja Gallery (Salzburg), Schuebbe Projects
(Dusseldorf), Scott White Contemporary (San Diego), Stux Gallery (New
York) Susan Eley Fine Art (New York), Susan Teller Gallery (New
York), Tai Gallery (Santa Fe), Tresart (Coral Gables), Turner Carroll
Gallery (Santa Fe), Vincent Vallarino Fine Art (New York), Westwood
Gallery (New York), Wetterling Gallery (Stockholm), William Shearburn
Gallery (St Louis), Zane Bennett Contemporary (Santa Fe)
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About Art Miami
Art Miami is the city’s longest running contemporary art fair and
considered one of the most important venues for modern and
contemporary art in the U.S. It is scheduled to take place December
2-6th in the Midtown Miami Arts District, adjacent to the Miami
Design District and Wynwood Arts District, and will feature works
from more than 80 national and international contemporary art
galleries. For additional information, visit www.art-miami.com and
visit the Art Miami Fan Page on Facebook.
Dan Schwartz
Vice President
Susan Grant Lewin Associates
39 W. 32 St., #1701
New York, NY 10001
212/947-4557
917/698-7165
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