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Broadway Gallery at Verge Art Fair, Miami Posted on November 30, 2012 by Art-Director
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NY Arts Magazine, Art Fairs International and Broadway Gallery will be presenting this year during NY/Miami/Basel fair week in December. As their most exciting project to date, NY Arts Magazine in conjunction with Broadway Gallery will be publishing a limited edition catalog featuring 5,000 artists, galleries, and fairs. This catalog will showcase the hottest work taking place around the world today. In addition, Broadway Gallery will be occupying a booth at Verge Art Fair 2012, presenting an exciting opportunity to see what is fresh in contemporary art. Participating Artists: Aihara Misa, Ingrid Solesvik, Kristina Garon, Marcel Bastiaans, Jean Marc Schwaller Pedro Rosario Yaba, Dinah Cross James, Wendy Cohen, Ingrid Rosas, Sam Heydt, Carlos Gigena Seeber, Olivia Boudouma, Spyros Kolyvas, Susanne Dieroff Hay, Alessandro Di Cola, Eric Samson, Danielle Lange, Uwe Ardent, Stanka Tsonkova, Kristians Brekte Verge Art Fair 1001 Collins Ave. & 1020 Ocean Drive @ 10th St. December 6-9, 2012 This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink.
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(New York) Fountain Art Fair Miami is thrilled to announce its cover feature in Art Fairs International Newspaper. Since the magazine’s launch in the summer of 1995 as both a web and a hard copy print publication, NY Arts Magazine (NYAM) has continued to be the fastest growing art portal in New York City. Though NYAM’s focus is New York, its mission is to actively promote the understanding and appreciation of contemporary art worldwide by providing easily accessible art information. Fountain gladly welcomes NY Arts Magazine as their main media sponsor. Fountain Art Fair is just around the corner, celebrating its 7th Miami exhibition this December 6 – 9th, 2012, at 2505 N. Miami Avenue. Get ready for another round of Fountain’s signature alternative swagger, featuring independent artists, forward thinking galleries, unpredictable performance artists and heart-pumping musical acts. Join Fountain on Friday, December 7th for its Opening Night Reception, with easy beats by JPatt of The Knocks. Brooklyn music sensation Tiki Disco will groove up Saturday Night’s Miami New Times Event. Paper Magazine buzzes, “Fountain is always a blast with lots of parties and hip art, plus this year they’re hosting a spin-off of Brooklyn’s Tiki Disco party on Saturday night.” Pre-purchase your tickets online at a discounted rate, or at the event itself. Get the latest Fountain updates and photos on Facebook and Twitter! Help Fountain reach 3,000 followers for the chance to win two Fountain Miami VIP tickets and other cool swag- simply “Like” Fountain on Facebook, and “follow” @fountainartfair on Twitter. Fountain Miami 2012 exhibiting galleries and artists include: Amanda Hudson Photography, Asan Gallery, Broadway Gallery, CIG, Creamhotel, Correa, Hagberg, Jimenez, Menard and Stewart, Davis Art Services, EMP Gallery, Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos, Evo Love, Arcilesi | Homberg Fine Art, Front Room Gallery, Gallery 4, Gallery DEN, Grace Exhibition Space, iArt-4 Collective, Kaboose Gallery, Kathryn Miriam Contemporary, Kevin Kelly, Leo Kesting Gallery, Lindsay Carron, Living Walls, Martha Raoli
Project, MCCAIG + WELLES, Miami Street Art Collective curated by Hec One Love, Mighty Tanaka, Mr. Somebody & Mr. Nobody, Murder Lounge, Pete’s Fingers, Pop Mortem, Republic Worldwide, Rush Arts Gallery, Ryan Cronin, Sarah Trouche, Shirah Stern, Solo(s) Project House, Sue Zola, TAXIDERMY, The Marketplace Gallery, The Parlour Bushwick, Working Method, Yes Gallery. Fountain will run from December 6th to 9th in the Wynwood Art District 2505 N Miami Ave. Miami, FL 33127 Pre-purchase your VIP and advance admission tickets online at a discounted price! General Public Hours: Friday & Saturday 12pm – 7pm; Sunday 12 – 5pm VIP & Press Preview: Thursday December 6, 12pm – 5pm Opening night reception: JPatt of the Knocks Friday Dec 7th, 7pm to midnight. Opening Night After Party with Creamhotel: 12am – 5am at Cafeina Miami New Times & Fountain Art Fair Present: Tiki Disco Sat 8th, 7 to Midnight. Main Media Sponsor
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