FAENA JOURNAL - Issue #48 by Faena Hotel Miami Beach

SUMMER 2022

JOURNAL

#48

FAENA PRIZE FOR THE ARTS COMES TO MIAMI

OPEN CALL APRIL 1 –AUGUST 1, 2022

The Faena Prize for the Arts supports and commissions artists across the world at any stage of their career JURY

Cecilia Alemani Alexandre Arrechea Caroline Bourgeois Ximena Caminos Chus Martínez José Roca COORDINATION

Direlia Lazo

The prize winner is awarded a total of $100,000 and the project will be exhibited during Miami Art Week 2022

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FAENA ART

A Prestigious Platform for the Arts The Faena Prize for the Arts will take place for the first time in Miami and the winning proposal will be exhibited at Faena Beach during Miami Art Week 2022.

TAMAR GUIMARÃES AND K ASPER AKHØJ, WINNERS OF THE 2018 EDITION OF FAENA PRIZE FOR THE ARTS

Considered one of the most prestigious art prizes in the Americas, the award is a catalyst for innovative, site-specific and immersive works that transcend the traditional boundaries of art, science, technology, philosophy, and social practice. “Building upon the success of Faena Prize in Buenos Aires, we are thrilled to bring the Faena Prize to Miami, a vibrant epicenter of cutting-edge arts whose energy fuels our ongoing commitment to cross-disciplinary cultural production,” said Alan Faena. “The city has been home to our programming for several years and will inspire artists to push their boundaries and envision their most ambitious, thought-provoking projects to date.” Miami is a land built on diaspora identities, shared cultures and a fleeting population— the new edition invites artists to

COVER ARTIST: BEATRIZ CHACHAMOVITS PHOTO BY PEDRO WAZZAN (DETAIL)

reflect on the concept of home as individuals and as a community. It also summons artists across genres to explore how as a society we are consciously striving to engage and coexist with nature in greater harmony. The nominating committee and jury features an esteemed panel of curators and museum directors from around the world including the curator of the Venice Biennale and the director of the Art Institute at the FHNW Academy of Art and Design in Basel, Switzerland. The winning proposal will receive a US $100,000 prize with US $25,000 in unrestricted funds awarded directly to the artist and the remaining US $75,000 will be allocated towards the production of the temporary installation on Faena Beach during Miami Art Week for the public to experience free of charge.

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Blending Art and Science Into the Great Dying: Waters We Share, the latest site-specific installation at Faena Art’s Project Room from Brazilian environmental artist Beatriz Chachamovits, immerses viewers in the beauty, fragility and destruction of the ocean’s coral reefs. Chachamovits’ acclaimed body of work is a response to extensive scientific research to understand the underwater world and the problematic phenomena caused by rising sea temperatures, ocean acidification and plastic pollution. “After I do deep dives into scientific studies, talk to specialists and observe the corals first-hand, I create works that communicate what’s really happening inside the ocean,” explains the artist. “For example, the majority of my sculptures are white. This happened when

I understood the significance of coral bleaching and its devastating repercussions.” Climate change has been identified as the leading cause of coral bleaching and once corals die, entire reef systems and all the wildlife they support become endangered. The exhibition, which took more than a year to complete, features 17 coral structures made entirely by hand using a ceramic technique called handbuilding. A small piece takes around five days to build, while larger sculptures typically take more than two weeks due to the level of detail. “My goal is to create the feeling corals elicit by portraying the vast array of species, textures and shapes that exist in a reef.” To encourage viewers to become aware and

reflect on the reality that how they walk on the earth impacts reef ecosystems, Chachamovits covered the exhibition floor with slabs of unfired clay hidden under a blanket of sand. As guests move closer to each sculpture, they’ll feel the clay crush beneath their feet. “When you invite the public to interact with the artwork, it becomes more deeply imprinted in their memory and hopefully stays with them long after they’ve left the exhibition,” explains Chachamovits. “My aim is that once people are back in the natural world, they’ll be more cognizant of how their behavior might be harmful to the environment and inspire action that cares for the oceans and coral reefs, and consequentially, the whole planet.”

“I want people to be aware

that the choices they make as individuals and the way we behave as a society influences the health of the ocean no matter where they live because we’re all connected through water.” —BEATRIZ CHACHAMOVITS

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Retro Roller Rink Miami’s skate community rolled in style last month at ángeles veloces arcanos fugaces, a participatory pop-up installation on Faena Beach from art collective assume vivid astro focus (avaf) that reimagined a roller dancing rink as an immersive art experience.

The neo-disco rink designed by Eli Sudbrack, of avaf, featured a sound booth at its center manned by a roster of prominent DJs including DJ Pony, Richie Hell and Gazelle who set a celebratory vibe while attendees skated in view of the ocean under a sunset sky. “Through Faena Art programming we create a place for a diversity of voices where various communities from Miami can experience a cultural exchange,” said Alan Faena. “This unique type of experimental programming encourages new dialogues, which is at the core of Faena Art’s mission.”

FAENA THEATER

A Summer Fling With Sunni Stephens Faena Theater’s risqué revue Tryst Cabaret welcomes a formidable new voice to the stage. May through July, performance artist Sunni Stephens is teaming up with sensational emcee Kat Cunning for a sultry summer series that will seduce you with suggestive tales of love, lust and intoxicating passion.

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Stephens, a recording artist, songwriter and producer in her own right, is also a saucy chanteuse known for her Vegas-style theatrics reminiscent of old Broadway musicals and her ability to put a pop spin on classic standards like Why Don’t You Do Right, Blank Space and What Lola Wants. “I’m your Billie Holiday, your Diana Ross,” she says of her soft, bluesy vocal range. “I’m going to tease the heck out of you all night. It’s going to feel like someone blowing soft kisses in your ear. That’s my forte.” “I don’t perform for people,” she explains, “I perform to them.” Which is what Stephens’ loves most about cabaret: the intimacy, the connection, the energetic exchange. “I make sure the audience is involved by intentionally throwing all of my energy, my physical movement and sound into their space so they get what they need that night, which is the reason why they came.” As a Miami local, Stephens is a regular patron at Faena Theater and is honored to join such a high-caliber cast, show and performing arts collective that continually impresses her as an audience member. “First and foremost, I am in love with this theater,” she says. “It’s better than Vegas!” As for Quixotic, she loves the collective’s progressive futuristic style and use of projection mapping. “Their shows are like moving modern art,” she says. “And I am a throwback, which is a nice contrast. I hope to bring that classic cabaret element—the smokey spotlight shining on a woman in a beautiful dress that’s captivating the crowd.” Speaking of dresses, Stephens has spent the last five years curating her costumes, many of which are custom. She works with a local couture house whose celebrity tailor brings her designs to life. Expect old

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“I’m going to tease the

heck out of you all night. It’s going to feel like someone blowing soft kisses in your ear. That’s my forte.” —SUNNI STEPHENS

Hollywood glamour with white Marylin Monroe-inspired gowns, diamonds, feathers and rhinestones. “They’re elegant, not flashy,” she notes. “I am your classic night out” says Stephens. “I want to bring people back to the Golden Age of Miami when you had Dean and Frankie performing here and you got dressed up to see a really solid performer who is going to connect with you.” Combine that with Tryst’s immersive vignettes featuring live instrumental and contemporary music, jaw-dropping cirque arts and provocative storytelling, the summer season promises to be a smash hit.

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FAENA HOTEL

Suite & Sunny Dreams Follow your bliss to the pearlescent sands of Miami Beach where Faena’s plush oceanfront suites await with a host of coveted perks.

While you ponder the many enticing ways to spend your $200 Suite Dreams resort credit, a dedicated butler is on hand to unpack your luggage and cater to your every need from booking the two 50-minute spa treatments included in the package to arranging a complimentary hour-long personal shopping experience at the Faena Bazaar. Enjoy daily breakfast, valet parking, an early check-in and a late check-out, as well as a VIP welcome amenity, minibar beverages and a rollaway bed or crib, all on the house. Unforgettable gastronomic adventures are to be had at Pao by Paul Qui or Francis Mallmann’s Los Fuegos, while craft cocktails are served with talented entertainment at the Living Room and Saxony Bar. At Faena Theater, cash in on speciallypriced tickets to experience Tryst, a riveting cabaret that delivers more than your money’s worth.

A Need For Speed Faena Miami Beach is giving Formula 1 fans a dose of high-style to celebrate Miami’s first-ever Grand Prix. From May 5-9, guests can book the Faena & Formula 1 Crypto.com experience for exclusive access to a hospitality suite at Hard Rock Stadium, visits from top Red Bull athletes, a motorcade escort to and from the track, as well as access to Red Bull Guest House Miami—the premier destination for off-track festivities throughout

the Miami GP weekend. Red Bull Guest House Miami at Faena Miami Beach fetes the past, present and future of racing lifestyle with three nights of motorsports memorabilia, capsule collections, art installations and curated music from 1970s disco and the champagne-soaked glamour of 1980s Monaco to exciting contemporary artists like Arca, Channel Tres and Richie Hell who are shaping the sounds of the present.

BIG BANG

A Curator’s Eye Big Bang, a globallyinspired boutique located within Tierra Santa Healing House, carries a diverse collection of one-ofa-kind fashions.

New this season is a whimsical bridal corner adorned with giant roses. Guests will find handembellished gowns from the House of Matching Colors, a couture brand founded by the store’s curator Paula Selby Avellaneda. “The dresses embody fantasy and femininity with embroidered detailing and delicate materials like Silk Dupioni,” she explains. Brides can also collaborate with Selby at Big Bang to design the dress of their dreams. “It’s a very couture experience, building the dress in the mirror using traditional draping techniques.” The bridal section also features ready-to-wear cotton and lace outfits from New York-based designer Maia Bergman. Don’t miss Parisian designer Iris Noble’s handcrafted leather bags made from alligator and lizard skins. “They’re the most high-end small leather accessories you can find,” says Selby. For sportier fashions, shoppers can scope out T-shirts and hoodies from Alan Faena’s new clothing line Architecture of Being, as well as an Arsenale Sportswear pop-up tied to the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix in May featuring neon-yellow track suits with racecar print and sports bras and leggings for women. The boutique also carries Miamibased House of Bo’s latest scents including ‘La Mar’ for women and ‘Espíritu’ for men. “The new fragrances are inspired by all types of romantic relationships,” notes Selby. Alongside Tierra Santa’s sacred oil collection, guests can pick up firming face serums from the sustainable beauty line Costa Brazil. Selby explains that “the ingredients used in the oils, serums and creams are 100% naturally harvested in Brazil in a way that promotes preservation.” MAIA BERGMAN

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LOS FUEGOS BY FRANCIS MALLMANN

Garden to Grill Hot off the press, Francis Mallmann’s latest cookbook ‘Green Fire’ puts garden-fresh fruits and vegetables to the mercy of the flame until they’re utterly irresistible. At his restaurant Los Fuegos, epicures fall under the spell of a live-fire that transforms locavore ingredients into a medley of flavors and textures that pleases all palates.

Beets are buried in fiery coals—a technique called rescoldo— then topped with housemade pistachio yogurt, crisp arugula, shallot vinaigrette and garlic chips. Hunks of wood-fired cabbage are stuffed with rice, wild mushrooms and slathered in sesame cream and roasted walnuts. Then there’s artichokes chargrilled to perfection with a sprinkling of sourdough breadcrumbs, toasted sesame seeds and a drizzle of preserved lemon, while fungi lovers swoon over a plate of wood-fired wild mushrooms, smoked ricotta and salsa verde. “The most important thing for us is to source the best quality ingredients and choose the correct fire technique for each one,” says Sebastián Benítez, a protégé of Mallmann’s and executive chef of Los Fuegos. Benítez employs the traditional open-fire techniques that Mallmann poularized including a

cast-iron grate set over hot coals, a wood-burning oven for roasting and baking and an eight-foot iron dome encircling a blazing fire. “Our plant-based dishes are as delicious and substantial as a steak,” notes Benítez. “As culinary paradigms continue to shift, Los Fuegos is adapting its menu by adding more and more vegetarianvegan options.’ The restaurant’s weekend asados are an authentic way to sample both veggie-forward dishes and buttery cuts of grassfed beef like bife de lomo, vacío, entraña and bife de chorizo, all slow-roasted atop glowing embers. It’s also a memorable way for families to spend Mother’s and Father’s Day. “Coming together for a meal is an important part of Latin American culture,” Benítez says. “We strive to make it special, especially when you’re celebrating someone you love.”

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PAO BY PAUL QUI

El Secreto Omakase The most thrilling dining experience of the season is unfolding in speakeasy style at El Secreto, a private pocketsized bar hidden within Faena Miami Beach. The Omakase experience designed by James Beard Awardwinning chef Paul Qui blends Tokyostyle sushi and Kyoto-style kaiseki into a distinctive tasting menu that’s prepared and served in an interactive format.

“Now my sushi

“The inspiration for the experience is my passion for sushi,” says Qui. “I started my career in the hopes of one day being able to present such a place as El Secreto where I can serve the best product with the best technique and the best ideas of sushi I’ve had over the years.” In Japan, the term ‘omakase’ refers to respectfully leaving another to decide what is best, or in gastronomic speak: chef’s selection. Qui’s cooking has been heavily influenced by extensive training in Japanese cuisine at home and abroad. His gusto for sushi blossomed early in his culinary journey when he helped Tyson Cole establish Uchi restaurant in Austin before launching the first high-end omakase eatery in Texas. “Now my sushi journey hits its crescendo with the introduction of El Secreto at Faena.” Qui adds, “We have one focus for this omakase experience and that’s simply to deliver the highest-quality seafood from around the world,” explains Qui. “A lot of these relationships have been cultivated over the past two decades of serving some of the freshest fish in the world.” There

will be two menus to choose from: one built around line-caught fish flown in daily and another featuring innovative vegetable dishes. “On the sushi menu,” he notes, “some highlights include sea urchin from Hokkaido, sustainable bluefin tuna from Baja and Sanuki Olive Wagyu from Kagawa Prefecture in Japan.” The cattle in this region are fed olive mash giving the beef more umami flavor than a regular A5 cut. A list of top-shelf spirits ranges from small-batch sakes, beers and wine to Champagne and craft cocktails like Absinthe Minded, mixed with Grey Goose vodka, Cocchi Americano, StGermain, sour orange and Vieux Pontarlier Absinthe, and perennial favorite: Smoke & Sparks, an elixir of Roca Patrón Reposado tequila, Del Maguey ‘Vida’ mezcal, jalapeño, and lime. The Art Deco design is as exquisite as it gets with a four-seat showpiece bronze bar, a parquet floor and onyxblack walls inlaid with intricate gilded artworks from talented Argentine artists Juan Gatti and Amaya Bouquet. “The experience will be unforgettable,” says Qui.

journey hits its crescendo with the introduction of El Secreto at Faena.” —PAUL QUI

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TIERRA SANTA HEALING HOUSE

A Season For Self-Care Devote your summer to personal pampering with Tierra Santa Healing House’s signature Spa Month offerings.

Allow expert practitioners to soothe spirit, mind and body with a unique Sacred Warrior treatment ($199). The 60-minute therapy uses ancient healing traditions including Pranic Healing, aromatherapy, sound bowls, and massage to harmonize, balance and revitalize one’s physical, mental and emotional health. “The treatment is designed to remove stagnant energy and bring the chakras into powerful alignment,” says Spa Director Agustina Caminos. Nourish sun-kissed skin with a Hyper-Customized Facial ($139). “To maintain a healthy glow during the summer season, it’s important to keep the skin hydrated,” says Caminos. “Facials help to protect and recover from sun exposure.” The treatment, ideal for women, men and teens, begins with a deep cleanse using steam and essential oils. Warm aromatic towels and

lymphatic drainage prepare the skin for a balancing mask that reduces congestion and stimulates collagen. Expert estheticians then apply a moisturizing face cream and targeted serums with a gentle massage. Elevate your vinyasa practice by combining one of Tierra Santa’s daily yoga classes with a visit to the Wet Spa ($109). The marble hammam features plant-based muds, scrubs and essential oils that are activated in the herbal steam room, wet scrub and sauna, while the Ice Parlor cools the body and improves circulation. Sea salt and chlorine can dry out luscious locks. Visit Rossano Ferretti salon for an intensely moisturizing hair mask featuring richly concentrated natural ingredients, followed by a stylish blowout ($109). “Tierra Santa offers head-to-toe wellness,” says Caminos. “We leave nothing out.”

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A Rebalancing Ritual

Tap into immediate relaxation and bolster your immune system with a restorative Hammam Rose Ritual. Melt into Tierra Santa’s heated rose quartz-infused marble bed as healing hands cleanse your skin with palo santo soap and gently exfoliate the body with a lemongrass and mimosa scrub. A restorative mask of volcanic clay and calendula followed by bergamot body cream nourishes and remineralizes the epidermis while jasmine-scented steam purifies the spirit, mind and body. The ritual concludes with a calming fullbody massage using precious oils from the spa’s Sacred Collection.

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FAENA BAZA AR

Summer Styles at Faena Bazaar Curio at Faena Bazaar dazzles with high summer fashion, from the best bathing suits for every body type to perfect seasonal ensembles and chic accessories for men and women.

“Our swim assortment this season has a lot of variety ranging from Eres and Haight, both known for quality and minimal luxe designs to the maximal print-driven Adrianna Degreas, Carolina K and Zimmermann,” says Danielle Licata, co-founder of Curio at Faena Bazaar. For classic beach basics, check out Xirena and thesalting nyc or go straight to sexy with designs by Devon Windsor and Reina Olga. You’ll find pops of color at Curio this summer, specifically in satins and suiting separates from brands like The Sei, Silvia Tcherassi, Jonathan Simkhai and Bardot. “For some cool girl shine we have In The Mood For Love and Cult Gaia,” Licata notes. If you’re looking for minimalist sophistication, browse an edited selection from brands Merlette, Three Graces London and Rosetta Getty. For polished men’s style, look no further than Boglioli, Barena and Officine Generale Labels like OAS and Sunspell, which have the perfect democratic basics from polos to linen pants, while Marrackshi Life and Perth D’ego offer fun sets in colorful combos. Look to Les Tien and Clooney for casual loungewear that makes a statement. “We also carry eyewear from

Tom Ford, Oliver Peoples and Jacques Mare Maje to complete a man’s look,” she adds. Notable new arrivals include Borgo Du Nor, whose designs are perfect for a summer garden party; the feminine embroidered whimsy of Lug Von Siga; a ‘70s inspired Brandon Maxwell; and the new ‘90s-meetsfuturistic Balenciaga eyewear collection. To complement its many ready-to-wear lifestyle collections, Curio also offers footwear from Ancient Greek’s everyday styles to the nighttime drama of Aquazurra. Fan-favorite, Gia Borghini’s double strap sandal, now comes in a color wheel of options. Licata recommends topping off the outfit with a wide range of statement jewelry from the fun costume pieces of Missoma and Christina Caruso to one-of-a-kind emeralds, sapphires and diamonds by Leticia Linton and Yanina & Co. Don’t miss a visit during Swim Week in July when Faena Bazaar will host swim and resortwear designers from around the world. Curio will be the only location in Miami where the fashion industry can view upcoming collections and guests can get immediate gratification by shopping current collections from brands like Mes Demoiselles, Valerie Khalfon and Just be Queen.

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Sweat. Hydrate. Refuel Faena Bazaar is more than just an experiential destination for established and emerging designers. It’s a lifestyle hub dedicated to optimum wellness.

To tone your beach body by booking a class with Red Bike on Faena Bazaar’s rooftop terrace shaded by cherry-red umbrellas. The high-energy, full-body workouts developed by Miami native Albert Ghitis come with a stellar ocean view of the glittering turquoise sea. Celebrity fitness trainer and Miami DJ Eddy Rosado, also known as Miss Eddy Pink, leads weekday sunset classes and Sunday morning rides that feel more like a Saturday night party. Her signature mixes and upbeat presence have made her a favorite in Miami’s spinning circuit. After a sweat session or an afternoon under the hot summer sun, head to Taja Drip on the fourth floor to rehydrate with intravenous vitamin therapy. Professional athletes tout its benefits from increasing stamina to faster recovery. “IV infusion therapy delivers vitamins, minerals and amino acids directly into your

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system and nourishes the body from a cellular level,” explains the Taja Drip team. A wide range of drip treatments help slow the aging process, boost the immune system, regulate sleep and decrease inflammation. There are also targeted treatments on the menu for jet lag, hangovers, cognitive function and potent formulas to stimulate the libido. “Delivering essential elements intravenously rather than orally means 100% absorption and increased benefits.” If you’re looking to sate your appetite, grab a table at Crema Café’s open-air courtyard and treat yourself to a delicious açai bowl or a filling green smoothie. For savory brunch fare, try the Open Face Breakfast Sandwich, smoked salmon salad or the ahi tuna poke bowl. “Our all-day menu has delicious options that will satisfy your palate and keep you going,” said Crema co-founder Makis Paliouras.

THE LIVING ROOM

The Magic Touch Miami’s sexiest nightlife curator Chez Monique Johnson is responsible for creating the feel-good energy that makes Faena’s Living Room the most soughtafter gathering spot in the city.

“For me, the Living Room is a magical wonderland where people can let their hair down, dance, chill, eat, drink and meet interesting people,” Johnson says. “My goal is to consistently set a tone that allows people to enjoy themselves in an intimate atmosphere where they don’t have to worry about anything.” “The Living Room is in a category of its own,” explains Johnson. “It’s a work of art: from entering through the curtains, to the chandeliers to the leopard sculptures to the music.” Johnson

used to be a regular at the lounge before she assumed charge of the door. “As an entrepreneur, I love that you can hold a business meeting here by day and slip into something fancy and enjoy live entertainment, craft cocktails and beautifully plated small bites by night.” Saying “no” is Johnson’s greatest challenge. “Nine out of 10 times it’s a capacity issue,” she explains. “It’s our guests who create the cool vibe the Living Room is best known for. My job is to make sure the energy is right and the crowd is eclectic.”

FE AT U R ED C O C K TA I L

Summer Sipper

Sun rays massaging your shoulders, a warm breeze rolling off the sea, silky sand cradling your feet. This is a scene that begs for a Smoky Paloma. The popular Mexican cocktail hails from Guadalajara (a city famous for its tequila), but has become quite welltraveled gracing the menus of hip bars and urbane garden parties alike with its manifold iterations. Faena’s take on the citrusy libation features freshly-muddled grapefruit and lime, but swaps traditionally used tequila for Ilegal Mezcal Joven imported from Oaxaca to give it a full-bodied agave flavor with subtle smoke and lingering heat. A dash of Martini Fiero vermouth adds a hint of bittersweet orange, while a rim of Tajín seasoning provides a piquant kick.

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CASA CLARIDGE’S

A Bohemian Gem Meets Gypsy Glam A favored beachside bungalow among the creative jet set for its 1930’s Spanish Colonial charm and bohemian spirit, Casa Claridge’s serves up colorful lashings of fun at the hotel’s buzzy Gitano restaurant and lively ocean-view rooftop bar.

Spread out on a pillow-strewn Bedouin tipi to bask in a sunset Golden Hour while grooving to gypsy-disco and tippling tropical libations like Gitano’s signature Jungle Fever, muddled with cilantro, chili and lime; Connie Girl, a bright mix of basil-and-cucumberinfused Haku vodka, agave and lime; and The Queen, whose

blend of Monkey 47 gin, lavenderinfused honey, lemon and orange juice, goes down wickedly smooth. For a quick energy kick, order a Gitano Carajilo—Gitano’s take on an espresso martini. Healthconscious guests will not be at a loss with delicious elixirs like Purity and Ginger Mint. The plant-filled ground-floor restaurant delivers

Tulum vibes and an authentic taste of Mexico thanks to Puebla-born Chef Antonio Maldonaldo. Inspired by family recipes, Maldonaldo dishes up Tlayuda, a handmade Oaxacan dish featuring refried beans, squash blossom and queso chihuahua and Pork Chop Al Pastor with achiote, pineapple, roasted tomato and basil. Flanking the art-

filled courtyard are Mediterraneanchic guestrooms furnished with ornately carved beds, terracotta floors and relaxing soaking tubs. Argentine throw blankets, antique carpets and blush-pink curtains add a homey feel. Book yourself a sea-facing room to revel in views of Miami Beach’s turquoise waters, which lure visitors from near and far.

FAENA ROSE

Summer Programs Miami’s exclusive art- and culture-based private members club offers an unparalleled roster of diverse events and extraordinary experiences to a dynamic, engaged community. Here is a snapshot of recent events.

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EVA LONGORIA BASTÓN TALKS TEQUILA AND MORE

Exclusives: Tequila Tasting with Eva Longoria Bastón; a power brunch with Neil Patrick Harris & David Burtka; and a specialty dinner by 2-MichelinStar Chef Henrique Sa Pessoa; Dry Farms Natural Wine Tasting. Conversations: Future of Finance with Anthony Scaramucci; Off the Record with MSNBC’s Stephanie Rhule; Speaking of Justice with Preet Bharara; Supply Chain with WSJ’s Christopher Mims; Meme Stock Craze with WSJ’s Spencer Jakab; and the hilariously informative Sex Lives of Animals with Zoo Miami’s Ron Magill. Masterclasses: NFTs, The Metaverse, E-foil, Photography, Tango, and an Anastasia Beverly Hills Beauty Workshop. Premiere Access: Banksy Exhibit Private Tour, Miami New Drama’s When Monica Met Hillary Pre-Opening Preview, and Dante’s HiFi vinyl listening lounge launch. Social Mixers & Outings (with plenty of water time): A 3-Yacht Sunset cruise, Deep Sea Fishing/ skeet shooting expedition, Superbowl Screening Party, Rollerskating on the Beach, and a Champagne & Cornhole tournament.

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MICHELIN-STARRED HENRIQUE SA PEESOA GUEST CHEF DINNER ANTHONY SCARAMUCCI TALKS FUTURE OF FINANCE

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ERNESTO NETO, O BICHO SUSPENSO NA PAISAGEM, 2011. SITE -SPECIFIC INSTALLATION CURATED BY JESSICA MORGAN. FAENA ART CENTER BUENOS AIRES.

ALMUDENA LOBERA, A SIGHT TO BEHOLD. SITE SPECIFIC INSTALLATION AT FAENA BEACH

SEPTEMBER 2011 – FEBRUARY 2012

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TYDE BY SIDE – OPENING PROCESSIONAL PERFORMANCE. FAENA MIAMI BEACH Under the artistic direction of Claire Tancons in collaboration with Arto Lindsay, musical director, and Gia Wolff, architectural director. Participating Artists: Carlos Betancourt, Carnival Arts, Los Carpinteros, Marinella Senatore, and Miralda, with a special guest appearance by Ernesto Neto.

JIM DENEVAN, A COMMON CIRCLE. SITE-SPECIFIC INSTALLATION AT FAENA BEACH. FAENA FESTIVAL

FAENA FORUM HOSTED MADONNA’S ‘TEARS OF A CLOWN’, A SPECIAL EVENT DURING ART BASEL MIAMI 2016 TO BENEFIT HER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION RAISING MALAWI.

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With his new book, Architecture of Being, Alan Faena shares with the world the guiding principles that have shaped his own journey and the urban marvels he’s created.

Architecture of Being A C O L L E C T I O N O F I N T I M AT E R E F L E C T I O N S B Y A L A N FA E N A

“For me, Creation is the invention of everything. It’s the cosmic flow, the seed of all things, the intelligence in everything created. It’s the generating matrix of life. Wrapped in its Silence, it advances in pure Present, manifesting itself perfectly and irresistibly.”

A vast many-faced being that builds us up and tears us down, it fires our search for knowledge, constantly regenerating in each of its beings. It is Creation itself that provides us with the endeavors and opportunities to approach it in a more elevated, more perfect way. Every being carries in its soul Creation’s message of evolution and connection to the whole. Creation’s fire lives inside us. Its motion makes us part of its wholeness and drives us ever onward. Creation is reflected in all that’s created, and all that’s created is mirrored in Creation. We aren’t all the same. We don’t wrestle with the same issues. Each of us discovers their own inner geographies. We dwell at different levels of Creation and travel at different altitudes. Our individual traits help us to envision our own ways of authentically building and walking the Path through our lives, and even to outline a possible destination.

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Special Events & Happenings MAY

JUNE

MAY 2

MindTravel Piano Concert with Murray Hidary

MAY 17/18

JUNE 6

Basic Pranic Healing Course of Master Choa Kok Sui

JUNE 19

MindTravel Piano Concert with Murray Hidary

Father’s Day Twin Hearts Meditation of Master Choa Kok Sui

6:30 PM TO 8:30 PM MAMMOTH GARDEN

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM TIERRA SANTA STUDIO

JUNE 13

Hammam Sound Healing

JUNE 21

International Yoga Day

12:00 PM – 8:00 PM TIERRA SANTA STUDIO

6:30 PM – 8:30 PM MAMMOTH GARDEN

MAY 18

MAY 8

Faena Jazz Series with Halie Loren

Mother’s Day Ceremony and Meditation

6:30 PM TO 8:30 PM MAMMOTH GARDEN

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM TIERRA SANTA STUDIO

JUNE 15

MAY 9

Faena Jazz Series with Sammy Figueroa

Hammam Sound Healing 8:00 PM FAENA THEATER

10:00 AM – 11:15 AM FAENA BEACH

MAY 23

JUNE 27

Breathwork Course with Modern Om

Breathwork Course with Modern OM

6:30 PM TO 8:00 PM TIERRA SANTA STUDIO

6:30 PM TO 8:30 PM TIERRA SANTA HAMMAM

8:00 PM FAENA THEATER

6:30 PM – 8:00 PM TIERRA SANTA STUDIO

Daily Schedule MONDAYS

TUESDAYS

WEDNESDAYS

THURSDAYS

FRIDAYS

SATURDAYS

SUNDAYS

Daily Yoga Tierra Santa Studio 09:00 am

Daily Flow Tierra Santa Studio 09:00 am

Daily Yoga Tierra Santa Studio 09:00 am

Daily Flow Tierra Santa Studio 09:00 am

Twin Hearts Meditation Tierra Santa Studio 3:00 pm

Live Music & DJs The Living Room From 7:00 pm

Vinyl Tuesdays The Living Room From 7:00 pm

Live Music & DJs The Living Room From 7:00 pm

Live Music & DJs The Living Room From 8 pm

Live Music & DJs The Living Room From 7:00 pm

Sunday Parilladas Los Fuegos 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Omakase by Paul Qui El Secreto Starting at 7:00 pm

Tryst Cabaret Faena Theater 9:00 pm

Tryst Cabaret Faena Theater 8:00 pm & 10:30 pm

TO BOOK OR FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT WWW.FAENA.COM /FaenaMiamiBeach

/Faena

/Faena.live

/CasaFaena

/FaenaBazaarCurio

/FaenaArt

/FaenaTheater

/PaoFaena

/LosFuegosFaena

/TierraSantaFaena

Faena District Directory Faena Hotel Miami Beach 844 733 4190 305 535 4697

Pao By Paul Qui pao@faena.com 786 655 5600

Tierra Santa Healing House spamiami@faena.com 786 655 5570

Faena Theater faenatheater@faena.com 786 655 5600

Los Fuegos By Francis Mallmann losfuegos@faena.com 786 655 5600

Living Room livingroom@faena.com

Saxony Bar saxonybar@faena.com

Gitano at Casa Faena gitano@faena.com

Faena Bazaar 973 464 7614

Faena Rose rosemembership@faena.com

Faena Forum Miami Beach events-miamibeach@faena.com

Faena Art info@faenaart.org

Casa Faena Miami Beach 305 604 8485

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