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    Context Art Miami, the sister art fair of Art Miami, features cutting-edge emerging and mid-career artists. This year, there's one artist whose presence formed a posse around her: Tiffany Trenda. Trenda is literally a walking LCD cell phone screen installation performing at Context Art Miami until December 8th—and you should...
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    Ziad Jazz Quartet. The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art swings into December with a full array of events for art lovers, music enthusiasts, and yogis this coming weekend, December 6-8. Friday, December 6th, the Bechtler’s jazz holiday show—a favorite with Queen City residents of the jazzy...
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    Victoria Fu will be at the Emerson Dorsch booth at the Untitled fair. The previews have already started, although many of the Art Basel week fairs don’t technically open until Thursday. But that time of the month, that time once a year for art aficionados and...
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    By Elizabeth Shannon, Bass Museum of Art With Art Basel Miami Beach looming large, we’ve been very busy at the Bass Museum of Art of late, with the installation of Piotr Uklański’s exhibition ESL and Art Public in Collins Park. This all follows on from the opening of TIME, featuring...
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    Upon entering the halls of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA), it’s hard to deny the surprising contrast of the images on view during the “KAWS @ PAFA” show currently on display through January 5. Side by side with historic works of sculpture and oil painting, the pop-culture...
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    Above: The 2013 Miami Knight Arts Challenge Winners. Music credit: Knight Arts Challenge Winner Joey Bargsten of meme experi mental ensemble. Tonight, on the New World Center stage, we’re celebrating 49 local artists, the impact they are having on our cultural community and our city, and their big ideas for the South Florida arts. Each is a winner of the Miami Knight Arts Challenge, receiving combined $2.72 million. We expect you will be seeing and experiencing their projects soon. Some are using technology in ways that will reshape how we view art. Others are using art as a lens to celebrate everything that is uniquely South Florida – from our history as a swampland to our historic landmarks like the Miami Marine Stadium and Venetian Pool. Together, they – and the Knight Arts Challenge winners before them – are helping to create an ecosystem that allows artists to stay here in Miami, to build a career and a name for themselves while creating a sense of community that benefits everybody. As a result, they are pushing the arts beyond Wynwood and Downtown, deeper into our neighborhoods and communities, from South Dade to Opa-locka and Miramar. Everywhere you go in South Florida, we want you to have an encounter with art. The opening of the Perez Art Museum later this week is testament that Miami is on that path. The challenge winners are fueling the art scene by ensuring art surrounds us all.