Miami River Art Fair 2013, in its second year, takes place away from Miami Beach and Miami’s Wynwood. It is held in the Miami-Brickell area December 5 to 8. The fair, as most others, has a selection of events, projects and a bevy of galleries from around the world. The fair is organized and produced by Nina Torres Art Productions collaborating with the Foundation of Contemporary Art.
I did not attend this fair in 2012 so I have no personal impression (all the press releases for every single fair read pretty much exactly the same—except those that are so long winded no one reads them). This isn’t a KNOCK, it is just that writing about and capturing a good art fair before it happens is something of a trick. You can talk about the galleries, the special projects etc. but until you are there? Every art show sounds the same. They are not. Some are, frankly, not well done. Others (I suspect this one included) will appeal to at least a segment of art enthusiasts and collectors. Plan to check this one out. Just a hunch. More on the fair, its artists and galleries soon.
Miami River Art Fair will have 40,000 square feet of exhibition space indoors and out and that it takes place at James L Knight Center’s Riverfront Hall. The area is much more “downtown Miami”—a revitalizing area—than most of the other fairs. The locatio
The list of galleries and other exhibitors looks promising. You can find out more at www.MiamiRiverArtFair.com
I did not attend this fair in 2012 so I have no personal impression (all the press releases for every single fair read pretty much exactly the same—except those that are so long winded no one reads them). This isn’t a KNOCK, it is just that writing about and capturing a good art fair before it happens is something of a trick. You can talk about the galleries, the special projects etc. but until you are there? Every art show sounds the same. They are not. Some are, frankly, not well done. Others (I suspect this one included) will appeal to at least a segment of art enthusiasts and collectors. Plan to check this one out. Just a hunch. More on the fair, its artists and galleries soon.
Miami River Art Fair will have 40,000 square feet of exhibition space indoors and out and that it takes place at James L Knight Center’s Riverfront Hall. The area is much more “downtown Miami”—a revitalizing area—than most of the other fairs. The locatio
The list of galleries and other exhibitors looks promising. You can find out more at www.MiamiRiverArtFair.com
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