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Main Exhibits in the Neighborhood
[1] The Moore Building
ADDRESS: 4040 NE 2nd Avenue
Design Miami/Event DescriptionThis year, Design Miami/ will feature 18 of the world's leading historical and contemporary design galleries, robust satellite exhibitions curated by leading design institutions, and design talks covering the current design culture. Design Miami/ will also present its 2006 Designer of the Year Award to iconic designer Marc Newson. December 8-10, 2006 Located on 1st floor
“Art Loves Design” Design TalkEvent DescriptionCo-sponsored by Art Basel Miami Beach, will take place from 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm and feature Design Miami/ Designer of the Year, Marc Newson, as the honored guest speaker. Design & Architecture Senior High DASH) Courtyard
NE 2nd Avenue and 40th Street Smart DecoEvent DescriptionBarry Friedman Ltd. and Droog Design present Smart Deco, a period room of the 21st century that represents an authentic expression reflecting the zeitgeist of cutting-edge design, as well as timeless necessity. Presented by Barry Friedman Ltd. and Droog Design
Located in Design Miami/ Clamor by Allora & CalzadillaEvent DescriptionArtists Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla have taken up the genre of war music as the basis for a new body of work. Tracing the history of this form of sonic expression back to earliest of military encounters, the exhibition investigates the bodily and physical dimensions of the music of war. A large sculptural form- serving as a hybrid chamber resembling perhapsa bunker, a meteorite, a ruin, a cave and/or a sound booth, will accommodate a group of musicians playing various repertoires of war songs from different geographical territories and historical periods. The Moore Space
Located on 2nd floor Twilight Town videos by Sean DackEvent DescriptionVideos by Sean Dack will be presented for the first time in Miami at The Moore Space, an exhibition of five videos by Sean Dack, including three new videos produced in 2006 especially for this exhibition. Through photography, video, and sculpture, artist Sean Dack excavates a decline of the American Landscape and culture. He meticulously researches and documents sites that embody failed enterprises, whether they are a boarded up Burger King, a deserted Christian Evangelist theme park or an evacuated former mining town. The Moore Space
Located on 2nd floor Puppy LoveEvent DescriptionPuppy Love is spreading throughout the creative world as we strive to find a cure for cancer. Proved emotion and powerful design provide the catalyst for Luminaire's newest notable venture, reaching far beyond the element of function, touching upon the roguish creativity of some of the world's most prolific and notable artists and designers. This esteemed collection of artists and designers will venture into the playful world of abstraction, taking on the charitable cause to benefit the University of Miami's Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center during Design Miami. As a collaborative effort with Luminaire's Nargis and Nasir Kassamli, Christie's Auction House, and chosen artists and designers, the "Puppy Love" project was born, breathing new life into the race to cure cancer, by evoking the infatuation with pure playfulness found in all of us. Presented by Luminaire and Christie's
4DEvent Description4D, an installation of specially commissioned, and site specific pieces from four diverse designers that communicate the essence of good design. Presented by Luminaire
[2] The Mosaic Building
ADDRESS: 155 NE 40th Street
NEW OBJECTS: USAEvent DescriptionNew York design gallery R20th Century has curated a special exhibition that brings together new design from Steuben Glass with a furniture series from designer and artist Wendell Castle. Steuben will present important new work: crystal pieces by the contemporary artist Jeff Zimmerman and crystal and bronze designs by decorative artist Michele Oka Doner. This glass work will be paired with Wendell Castle's “Black Collection,” five seminal pieces from the 1970s, re-editioned for the first time in black auto plastic. Presented by R20th Century Gallery and Steuben Glass
Paula Hayes / Hugo FrançaEvent DescriptionR20th Century and Salon 94 will present a 2-person satellite exhibition of works by Paula Hayes and Hugo França. Well-known for her use of ephemeral and organic mediums, Paula Hayes questions the idea of living plants as authored artworks with her glass terrariums and biomorphic silicone planter this exhibition will showcase her new glass terrariums, silicone planters as well as an installation of birdhouses from her new Blue Bird Series Working in the same tradition as modernist Brazilian masters such as Jose Zanine and Jorge Zalszupin, Hugo França is best known for his reverential use of raw materials that are characteristically Brazilian. Working only with fallen trees and old abandoned Indian canoes, França's exquisitely sculpted furniture are extremely labor-intensive as he manually crafts each of his works. Presented by R20th Century Gallery
The Shooting by Folkert de JongEvent DescriptionFolkert de Jong's decadent installations are landscapes of violence, where the implications of moral decay are literalized via monumental styrofoam scultpures. With a masterful hand and a palette of perverse synthetic colors, he creates scenes that appeal to a media- infected society obsessed with the theatricality of violence. Folkert's Bellmer-esque poupee's compose a set that allow the artist to act out grim fantasies of ultimate destructive violence, at once disturbing, confrontational, and somewhat ironic. Presented by Peres Projects Los Angeles Berlin
[3] The Chatham Building
ADDRESS: 155 NE 40th Street
Out of TrueEvent DescriptionOut of True, an architectural term for skewed construction highlights a vision of the contemporary world as one in which reality is no longer in alignment with expectation. Presented by Byblos / Curated by Micaela Giovannotti and Joyce Korotkin
[4] Collins Building
ADDRESS: 139 NE 39 Street
French Modern SourcesEvent DescriptionThe Georges Pompidou Art & Culture Foundation will present French Modern Sources, an exhibition of more than forty-five pieces by pioneers of French modern design from the collection of the Centre Pompidou (Musée national d'art moderne, Paris) never before seen in the U.S. French Modern Sources focuses on the work of members of the French Union of Modern Artists (U.A.M.), a group formed in the late 1920s in reaction to the prevailing conservative design aesthetic. Celebrated architects and designers such as: Le Corbusier, Pierre Chareau, Jean Prouvé, Eileen Gray, and Charlotte Perriand are represented by furniture, models, drawings, and photographs. Curated by Frédéric Migayrou, head of the Architecture and Design department at Centre Pompidou. Presented by Georges Pompidou Art & Culture Foundation
[5] The Newton Building
ADDRESS: 3901 NE 2nd Avenue
Modus R: Russian Formalism TodayEvent DescriptionToday's Russian art has turned again to Modernist practice, revealing an interest towards formalist searches and experiments in the realm of visual language and logic of artistic form. The principle “Art as a Method”, formulized by one of the founders of Russian Formalism Viktor Shklovsky, has gained new life. The new generation of Russian artists addresses an avant-garde tradition that has already been freed from aesthetic clichés and ideological connotations, employs advanced technologies and a wide spectrum of forms ranging from architectural projects to industrial sculpture, from collages to multimedia installations. Presented by Cultural Mission Foundation, Moscow / Curated by Eugenia Kikodze and Dr. Olesya Turkina / Located on 2nd floor
[6] Buick Building
ADDRESS: 3841 NE 2nd Avenue
The PAPER $99 Art StoreEvent DescriptionPAPER Magazine will curate a “cultural shop” filled with inexpensive (99˘, $9.99 and under $99) goods from sneakers, surf and skateboards, to jewelry, CDs dinner plates, and mouse pads. All items for sale will represent collaborations between artists endorsed by Deitch Projects and manufactured name brands, such as Marc Jacobs, Adidas, Target and Kid Robot. Presented by PAPER Magazine in conjunction with Jeffrey Deitch
LimitedEvent DescriptionEstablished & Sons, winner of the inaugural Design Miami/ Basel Designer of the Future Award, is a British-based furniture design and manufacturing company, featuring both limited-edition and production pieces from emerging and established UK designers. The company acts as a high-profile platform on which to promote good design internationally and re-affirm belief in British manufacturing. Barber Osgerby, Future Systems, Zaha Hadid, Jasper Morrison, Alexander Taylor, Sebastian Wrong and Michael Young have all designed for Established & Sons. Presented by Established & Sons, UK
[7] Buena Vista Building
ADDRESS: 180 NE 39 Street
“Live! From Our Studios”Event DescriptionMoss Gallery New York presents, “Live! From Our Studios”, an installation of specially commissioned, monumental pieces from seven key contemporary designers, drawing directly from one-off or limited-edition studio work. “Live! From Our Studios” will feature the work of: Studio Job (Job Smeets and Nynke Tynagel), Belgium; Hella Jongerius, the Netherlands; Maarten Baas, the Netherlands; Tord Boontje, France; Fernando and Humberto Campana, Brazil; Constantin Boym, USA; and Massimiliano Adami, Italy. Presented by Moss Gallery, New York / Located in Suite 101
with loveEvent Description“with love” is curated by GallerySKE, Bangalore and sponsored by Jack Tilton, New York. “with love” is a gesture that showcases the varied art practices of five artists that work in India. Participating artists are Avinash Veeraraghavan, Anup Mathew Thomas, Sheela Gowda, Bharti Kher. Curated by GallerySKE, Sponsored by Tilton Gallery / Located in Suite 120
PauseEvent DescriptionAn exhibition where the approach includes cut and paste architecture, collage strategies, reconfiguration, and unspecific dates of completion. The Artists works paraphrase and articulate through use of materials from drawing, painting, sculpture and video, their engagement in dialogue with the built environment and structural design that cannot be directly observed. The artists in “Pause” mine and reflect these different metaphors, which give, rise to irrepressible questions, and contradictions, encouraging viewers to “Pause” and consider these artists propositions. Curated by Christopher Culver and Rebecca Miller / Located in Suite 207
Intergalatic InstallationsEvent DescriptionThe three suspended sculptural installations, Stealth, Black Hole and Red Streak synthesize the history of Cold War technology, the design aesthetics of NASA prototypes, and a post-feminist super-woman discourse to suggest the potency of that which is elusive, obscured or mysterious. Presented by Deitch Projects / Located in Suite 214
Metropolis View: 25 Years Behind the LensEvent DescriptionMetropolis Magazine examines contemporary life through design-architecture, interior design, product design, graphic design, craft, planning, and preservation. Subjects range from the sprawling urban environment to intimate living spaces to small objects of everyday use. This exhibition presents the work of photographers who have collaborated with Metropolis over the past 25 years and whose work, as a group, provides a visual representation of the global metropolis. Presented by Metropolis Magazine / Located in Suite 222
[8] The Loft Building
ADDRESS: 3627 NE 1st Court
Zero Hero: John Bock InstallationEvent DescriptionJohn Bock creates his own interpretation of this peculiar life in the form of a man who appears in the world and with the help of others, passes through different stations, in the form of sculptural objects of one grand installation. This is a man who comes out of a cave, learns how to walk, to talk and to escape his previous life. John Bock's Kasper Hauser is not defeated by his devastating past; instead, he is the one who finally takes over power and becomes self confident. This story takes place in a scenario typical for John Bock with lots of props and hilarious situations. Inauguration of The Moore Space Loft
[9] The Lidia Building
ADDRESS: 3825 N Miami Avenue
Rising Stars: North Latin AmericansEvent Descriptionnmprojects presents rising artists originally from Mexico, Cuba, Miami and who geographically and culturally are North American to demonstrate the thin line that differentiates them from other Latin American artists from the south of the continent. Daniela Wolf aims to highlight this rare subtle nuance that differentiates the North Latin American and gives them a sui generis identity. Presented by nmprojects Curated by Daniela Wolf
[10] The Marcy Building
ADDRESS: 3850 N Miami Avenue
Artectonics: New Age CreativityEvent DescriptionContrasts Gallery has commissioned a number of international designers to create works in conjunction with traditional Chinese craftsmen, merging contemporary vision with a unique openness and ability to make things materialize. Contrasts will introduce the design collaborative, Wokmedia, to Miami for the first time. Contrasts commissioned these artists, who worked in collaboration with Chinese craftsmen, to create an installation of broken porcelain eggs. When encountered, each egg presents the viewer with a moment of discovery, confronting him/her with something unexpected. The installation gives a modern and hip shape to a traditional medium. Presented by Contrasts Gallery
[11] The Madonna Building
ADDRESS: 3940 N Miami Avenue
“The Protectors” and “Animal Powers”Event DescriptionPeter Seidler exhibits an ecstatic presentation of militarized beings, manufactured objects internalize the pre-industrial order and present material instantiations of immaterial systems. The seed vocabulary for this work connects several systems of language, iconography, and technology in a new turbulence: the language of twenty-first-century science fiction fantasy, the wrathful deities of the Himalayas, contemporary weapon systems, and classical statuary. The wrathful deity statues of earlier eras sought to depict enlightened or uplifted forms of aggression in warrior cultures. Presented by Foundation 2021
Outdoor InstallationTransitio: Video Installation by Solange FabiãoEvent DescriptionNew York-based Brazilian artist Solange Fabião is in the midst of an ambitious and migratory public art series she calls “Transitio.” Fabião has traveled to cities around the world documenting everyday life. Her large-scale video projections are presented in an outdoor space featuring video clippings from the cities she has visited. Exhibits in Galleries & Showrooms
GalleriesSolange RabelloADDRESS: 180 NE 39 Street, Suite 122
Bas Fisher InvitationalADDRESS: 180 NE 39 Street, Suite 210
The View From Here by Jessica Dickinson Iran Issa-Khan StudioADDRESS: 180 NE 39 Street, Suite 221
Diaspora Vibe GalleryADDRESS: 3938 N Miami Ave, 2nd Floor
Ritual, Perception and Visualization ArtFormzADDRESS: 130 NE 40 Street
it's unFair Steve Martin StudioADDRESS: 66 NE 40 Street
Healing Symbols: New Orleans Best of the Best Etra Fine ArtADDRESS: 52 NE 40 Street
Highlights 2006 European Art GalleryADDRESS: 61 NE 40 Street
Art Fusion GalleriesADDRESS: 1 NE 40 Street, Suite 3,6,& 7
Lurie GalleryADDRESS: 3900 NE 1 Avenue
L'Oriano Galloni and John LaHuis Barbara Gillman GalleryADDRESS: 4141 NE 2 Avenue
New Space, New Work, SURPRISE! MASH Curated by David HuntADDRESS: 3800 N Miami Avenue
Produced by Cottelston Advisors / Michael Sellinger Bernice Steinbaum GalleryADDRESS: 3550 N Miami Avenue
Matriarchs by Hung Liu, Warrior Pit no.5 by Wanxin Zing and Timely Response, a group exhibition ShowroomsHolly Hunt MiamiADDRESS: 3833 NE 2 Avenue
Viewing reception Adriana HoyosADDRESS: 3930 NE 2 Avenue, Suite 105
Exhibition of Latin artists HausScapeADDRESS: 3930 NE 2 Avenue, Suite 203
LuminaireADDRESS: 3901 NE 2 Avenue
Puppy Love presented by Luminaire and Christie's Auction House. Proceeds to benefit UM's Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center KartellADDRESS: 170 NE 40 Street
A special event featuring exciting introductions, surprises and more Poltrona FrauADDRESS: 10 NE 39 Street
Designs by Jean Marie Massaud ÄKTAADDRESS: 180 NE 39 Street, Suite 107
Raul Carrasco — MiamiADDRESS: 180 NE 39 Street, Suite 112
Venini Art, Glass and Lighting Pelusium BoutiqueADDRESS: 155 NE 38 Street
Designs by Nektar de Stagni SoliADDRESS: 32 NE 39 Street
Genius JonesADDRESS: 49 NE 39 Street
Friends With You: Book Signing GlottmanADDRESS: 270 NE 39 Street
art loves materialise.mgx Advanced Trading Inc.ADDRESS: 75 NE 40 Street
40NortheastADDRESS: 40 NE 40 Street
Design BenedictADDRESS: 54 NE 40 Street
Laure de MazieresADDRESS: 3817 NE 2 Avenue
Works by Colombian artist Ofelia Rodriquez DirectionsADDRESS: 50 NE 40 Street
Haubepeinture, by Tanya Flingsby Now, a Style StoreADDRESS: 50 NE 40 Street
OdegardADDRESS: 3621 NE Miami Court
Featured artist Russel Sharon + Wallpaper and handmade lamps by Alpha Worshops Susane R. Lifestyle BoutiqueADDRESS: 93 NE 40 Street
Abstract Expressionist A. Dale Nally Windsor ArtADDRESS: 168 NE 40 Street
Mobitare - Vitra - DriadeADDRESS: 4141 NE 2 Avenue, Suite 104
Featuring designs by Greg Lynn, Hella Jongerius, and Frank Ghery. BloomADDRESS: 4141 NE 2 Avenue, Suite 101
Design exhibition NiBa HomeADDRESS: 39 NE 39 Street
Exhibition of Dimitar Lukanov HaveliADDRESS: 137 NE 40 Street
InterversionsADDRESS: 30 NE 40 Street
Model QADDRESS: 2 NE 39 Street
salon de quartierADDRESS: 180 NE 39 Street, Suite 215
Ecoist: Presenting artwork and fashion accessories made from recycled materials RestaurantsGarden LoungeADDRESS: 171 NE 40 Street
ElementsADDRESS: 3930 NE 2 Avenue, Melin Building
Sheba Ethiopian RestaurantADDRESS: 4029 N Miami Avenue
W Wine BistroADDRESS: 3622 NE 2 Avenue
CharcuterieADDRESS: 3612 NE 2 Avenue
A-Organic RestaurantADDRESS: 4582 NE 2 Avenue
Amendment XXI LoungeADDRESS: 190 NE 46 Street
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