MIAMI ART WEEK

Starting New Year’s Day, you can still wear bikinis on the beaches of Miami Beach, but forget about showing any butts — cigarette butts, that is.

The Dolce & Gabbana Casa Collection made its debut in a 2,700 square-meter space at the Miami Design District during Miami Art Week. In collaboration with Luxury Living Group, Dolce & Gabbana is presenting the new furniture collection with unique pieces that defy all creative limits. Founded in 1985 by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, Dolce & Gabbana produces high-end clothing, leather-goods, footwear, accessories and jewelry. “We love Latin culture — this is very close to the Dolce & Gabbana world.”Miami represents a meeting point for Dolce & Gabbana. The jewelry exhibit, along with every other piece in the Dolce & Gabbana Casa Collection captivated every spectator that walked through the doors.

Miami Art Week is now in its 20th year — and the event this year is attracting artists and attendees from all over the world. Fox News spoke to Wynwood Walls curator Jessica Goldman Srebnick.

Unicoin, known as “the next-generation cryptocurrency” from the producers of the Unicorn Hunters show announced during Miami Art Week that it has launched a Global Art Investment Initiative funded with 50 million unicoins valued at $20M at the current base sales price of 40 cents per coin to converge art, blockchain technology and the future of money.

The vibrant and popular NFT project Doodles is hosting a two-day major Miami mini-golf tournament on Friday during Miami Art Week.

The “The Super Bowl of the Art World,” is underway for the 20th year of the Miami Art Basal, where the city is lighting-up with the World’s Tallest Digital Art Exhibit, at the 60-story Paramount Miami Worldcenter skyscraper.

With the 20th year of Art Basel Miami underway, Brightline, the only provider of modern, eco-friendly, intercity rail in America has announced that they will celebrate the spirited time of the year with an endless array of events and surprises for its riders coming and going.

Here is a list of the biggest parties and events that you can attend during Miami Art Week.

Artists, dreamers, fun-seekers, admirers and foodies are coming together as the art world converges in the Magic City for Miami Art Week.

The Magic City returns to the global spotlight next week with the much-anticipated Miami Art Week, running from Nov. 30 to Dec. 4, and this year’s event marks the 20th-anniversary celebration of Art Basel Miami. This is something that has been happening in art fairs and Art Basel in general.”Black-owned galleries such as Macaya Gallery, N’Namdi Contemporary Miami, Art Africa Miami Arts Fair and Amadlozi Gallery have for years given Black artists – emerging and master – the platform and space to exhibit their work, and continue to do so through Miami Art Week. I mean, it can go over your couch but there is a higher purpose than just selling art.”Overtown’s Soul Basel and the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau’s (GMCVB) Art of Black Miami programming – both intended to generate more foot traffic and economic investments within communities where Black art is showcased – have also placed a spotlight on the Black artistic community during Miami Art Week in recent years. Though relatively low, the percentage of Black artists in the industry in 2019 was at the highest it had ever been in the last decade. “Black Women in Art Part Deux: The Noire Perspective”Haitian Heritage Museum4141 NE Second Ave., #105CDec. 2, 10-11 a.m.Free; RSVP RequiredHaitianHeritageMuseum.orgPowered by GMCVB’s Art of Black Miami programming, the Haitian Heritage Museum presents the second installment of its “Black Women in Art: The Noire Perspective.” Stichiz, 103.5 The Beat radio personality, will moderate the conversation on how Black women in the arts can create lasting legacies.

Miami Art Week brings the art world's movers and shakers to the Magic City. And, of course, the Big Daddy of art fairs is Art Basel Miami Beach at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Check out the guide to see what's happening! There's a lot!

One of the nation's oldest public housing projects is now the site of a new idea. Discounted rent and studio space for local artists.

As a continuation of last year’s exhibition “Water-Ether”, Etra Fine Art (located in Miami’s Little River Art District) will present, “Biosphere-Noosphere” during Miami Art Week that coincides with the return of Art Basel Miami Beach 2022. The Opening Reception will take place on Sunday, November 27th from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Etra Fine Art, 6942 NE 4th. Etra Fine Art6942 NE 4th. Because of its location at the crossroads of the Americas and Europe, Etra Fine Art has made it a priority to connect artists and collectors from both regions. In addition to promoting and exhibiting artists, Etra Fine Art works with private collectors, corporations, and interior designers to build collections by researching, locating, acquiring, and installing an array of artwork.

Miami Art Week comes to IslandSPACE Caribbean Museum featuring the work of Paul Campbell and Miami's Pan American Art Projects

Miami Art Week return spurs Wynwood arts district by at MiamiTodayNews.com.

As a continuation of last year’s exhibition “Water-Ether”, Etra Fine Art (located in Miami’s Little River Art District) will present, “Biosphere-Noosphere” during Miami Art Week that coincides with the return of Art Basel Miami Beach 2022. The Opening Reception will take place on Sunday, November 27th from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Etra Fine Art, 6942 NE 4th. Etra Fine Art6942 NE 4th. Because of its location at the crossroads of the Americas and Europe, Etra Fine Art has made it a priority to connect artists and collectors from both regions. In addition to promoting and exhibiting artists, Etra Fine Art works with private collectors, corporations, and interior designers to build collections by researching, locating, acquiring, and installing an array of artwork.

Miami Art Week is finished, the Super Bowl is over, Olympics have ended, and the Coconut Grove Art Festival has gone. The Jewish Film Festival has said its shalom, and though the annual, disorganized Miami Film Festival is coming, I missed the press deadline. Many plants still growing in the Garden were collected and planted by Fairchild, including a giant African baobab tree. After you see some of the unusual plants, you can drive to the Redlands to a lovely nursery like Richard Lyons’ and buy some rare exotic plants and trees, including tropical fruit rarely seen elsewhere. No offense, but Home Depot and Lowes are NOT the best places to buy plants, trees, and flowers.

The over-the-top parties and star-studded shows surrounding Miami’s Art Basel wrapped up this weekend with performances by Rosalia, Lizzo, Cardi B and rocker Lenny Kravitz.

NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are pieces of digital content built and managed on a blockchain — a digital system used by Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to keep track of transactions and ownership.

The official Art Basel show is back in Miami with all its eccentric glory, a dizzying list of celebrity attendees and dozens of spin-off shows already generating buzz, including a 10-year-old child painter and a $4 million Banksy sale.

Point Comfort Art celebrates lost and sacrificed African tribes song, dance, art, knowledge and power of today's African American community

Miami Art Week is back after a COVID-19 hiatus. And, of course, the Big Daddy of art fairs, Art Basel Miami Beach at the Miami Beach Convention Center has more than 200 galleries from around the globe.

Wynwood adds 20 new murals, more space for Art Week showings by at MiamiTodayNews.com.

Arsht Center, New World Symphony show off for Art Week by at MiamiTodayNews.com.

Artists get ready for Art Basel by painting fresh murals in the Wynwood area.

Pharrell was spotted at Design Miami/ Podium with Craig Robins and Tina Brehon on December 3 checking out the ongoing exhibition in the Miami Design District. Shiva Safai and Niels Houweling were spotted in the Miami Design District on December 4. Located in the vibrant Miami Design District, Ximena Kavalekas announces the opening of its retail space. Supermodel Elle Macpherson stopped by Design Miami/ Podium with Craig Robins on December 5 to check out the ongoing exhibition in the Miami Design District. Socialite Libbie Mugrabi celebrated Miami Art Week alongside titans of the art world at the Faena Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida on Thursday evening.

Art Basel Miami Beach has made it exciting to have an art career in Miami. Although the coronavirus pandemic forced the international event’s cancelation at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Art Week is forging on until Sunday. To support Miami Art Week, Art Basel is also co-hosting a few events. The Miami Art Week events require the use of face masks and social distancing. “Part of people’s healing and part of this city’s healing will be to, you know, experience art together and I think that that’s what Miami Art Week is about,” Houston said.

Far from the usual foray into fashion week, the show only concluded when the characters packed their Louis Vuitton trunks and climbed aboard shipping containers headed East. A look from Louis Vuitton's men's spring/summer 2021 collection. Selfie fans can pose for pics with pieces like an enormous pair of Louis Vuitton sunglasses. Support UsThe Louis Vuitton Men’s Temporary Residency in the Miami Design District is open to the public and will feature a custom augmented-reality experience. Louis Vuitton Men’s Temporary Residency.

When Art Basel announced in September that it wouldn’t be returning to the Miami Beach Convention Center for Miami Art Week this year, the disappointment was felt in the global art community. Others soon followed suit, with satellite events like Art Miami, SCOPE Art, and NADA forgoing their annual Florida editions. Jada Art Fair, however, is keeping the spirit of Miami Art Week alive and pushing forward with its in-person exhibitions from Thursday, December 3, through Sunday, December 6. The pair met a few years ago during Miami Art Week through one of Chimen's exhibits. Jada Art Fair.

Large quantities of turkey have been consumed by now, which usually means it’s time to squeeze in as many cleansing and hibernation days as possible before Miami Art Week. Unfortunately, the pandemic has put a damper on many hallowed traditions in 2020, including the bacchanal that is Art Basel Miami Beach and its satellite events. LocalCommunityJournalismI Support Support the independent voice of Miami and help keep the future of New Times free. “It’s been a tough year, and people are thankful to have a safe outdoor environment to go and let loose for a small moment in time again.”Wicked Paradise Art Week Pop-Up. 5 p.m. Friday, December 4, at Hyde Beach at SLS South Beach, 1701 Collins Ave., Miami Beach.

The cancellation of Art Basel Miami Beach 2020 earlier this fall brought forth a deluge of reactions locally. That said, Miami Art Week is a major event, one that all the city's prominent art institutions museums take into account when scheduling and promoting their own exhibitions. The list of exhibitions below represents just some of what you might want to seek out during this year's Miami Art Week. MOCA will host various exhibitions, extended museum hours, virtual conversations and tours, and family programs during the course of Miami Art Week. Nigerian Sands by Robin Rhode Photo courtesy of Robin RhodePérez Art Museum MiamiThe PAMM reopened on November 7 with a multitude of exhibitions.

In the lead-up to Miami Art Week, Carrington is riding the success of Commissioner's recent reveal of its first commissioned artist for season-three members. This season, despite the lack of glitz and glitter during a pandemically challenged Art Week, she has her eye on a handful of local talent. The Los Angeles native will have her work displayed at a few locations during Miami Art Week. Spinello Projects (2930 NW Seventh Ave., Miami) in Allapattah is presenting a solo show for artist Reginald O’Neal during Miami Art Week. “Emmett Moore is a quintessential Miami artist,” Carrington says.

[MIAMI] – The 7th annual Art Beat Miami is five days of art, culture, food, fashion, and music experience inspired by Haiti and the Caribbean during Art Basel/Miami Art Week. This year, Art Beat Miami will take place virtually from December 2nd to December 6th. Art Beat Miami Schedule of EventsAttendees will feel the beat of Haitian music at the Art Beat Miami online Preview Party featuring KAI headlined by Richard Cave opening the Art Fair on Wednesday, December 2nd. Art Beat Miami will close out the online experience with poetry at Poetic Lakay on Sunday, December 6th. Art Beat Miami is presented by Little Haiti Optimist Club, Welcome to Little Haiti, and produced by Marie Louissaint and Joann Milord.

Essentially a virtual art fair, "OVR:2020" seemed to go fairly well for Art Basel during its four-day run in September. Perhaps sensing an opportunity to stay engaged with the global art market, Art Basel has announced the Miami Beach show is back on — sort of. "OVR: Miami Beach" will act as a virtual version of the show usually held at the Miami Beach Convention Center, running from December 4-6 with preview days on December 2-4. Yes, Design Miami, Art Basel's sister fair focused on furniture, lighting, and other decorative arts, will go forward in December. Design Miami actually first launched at the Moore Building in 2005, so its return is a homecoming of sorts.

Art Wynwood, a sister show to Miami Art Week's Art Miami and Context Art Miami, will arrive for its ninth edition on Presidents Day (and Valentines Day) weekend, this Thursday, February 13, through Monday, February 17. The former Miami Herald headquarters also houses Art Miami and Context Art Miami during Art Week. Whereas Context Art Miami specializes in emerging and midcareer artists and Art Miami offers investment-quality blue-chip and contemporary and modern works from established artists, Art Wynwood combines the two, Navarro says. Art Wynwood debuted in 2012 as an international contemporary art fair in the heart of Midtown Miami and, in many instances, introduced worldwide visitors to the Wynwood Arts District. Courtesy of the Robert Fontaine Gallery, Wynwood, MiamiRobert Fontaine Gallery, Wynwood, Miami: emerging artist Vickie Vainionpaas Soft Body Dynamics 18, 2019.

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Wednesday, December 4Rosario Dawson World Red EyeDesign Miami 2019Art enthusiasts, celebrities, musicians, actors, and fashion icons descended on Miami to celebrate Art Basel Miami Beach 2019. Cecilia Vicuas About to Happen and the late French-Mexican Surrealist Alice Rahons Poetic Invocations during Miami Art Week 2019. Jeffrey Deitch, Katya Gause, Alia Williams, and Kathya Huahang World Red EyeICA Miami First Fridays Miami Art Week EditionICA Miami celebrated Miami Art Week with a special First Fridays program featuring painted Minis by muralist Cloe Hakakian and performances by Moor Mother, DJ Haram, and more. Highsnobiety x Shaniqwa Jarvis Cocktail Reception at Miami Design DistrictHighsnobiety and Shaniqwa Jarvis celebrated Art Basel, with a private cocktail reception at the Miami Design District. Ketel One Vodka Invites Art Basel Goers to Drink in the Clouds at III Points FestivalKetel One Family Made Vodka partnered with III Points to bring a marvelous cocktail experience to the Art Basel music festival.

In any event, the Magic City is a creative one, and many residents have made that banana their muse and created some very Miami art. Rojo the Artist Photo by Laine DossAt the art show Red Dot/Spectrum, Rojo the Artist turned himself into a canvas for his banana art. Coco displays banana art (dog not included). Wessel's Tropical BarBQ's Kris Wessel went to the source for his banana piece. That pretty much sums up Miami Art week in a nutshell.

At the most recent edition of Rakastella, the 17-hour electronic music festival that's annually taken over Historic Virginia Key Beach Park during Miami Art Week for the past three years, everything you needed to find was within steps. Photo by Christian VillarealThere's just one problem: The festival takes place the Saturday of Miami Art Week, which means Rakastella lands at the tail end of days of partying, drinking, networking, and all-consuming stress for Miamians. Likewise, during Art Week, you might ask yourself whether there's some cooler, more exclusive party you could be attending instead of the event you're at now. But right now, it's just a really good Art Week party. If it takes a star-stacked gathering such as Rakastella to remind us of the simple, natural pleasures of life, we're fully behind it.

Jen Roberts World Red EyeDesign Miami 2019 Welcome Cocktail at W South BeachThe Welcome Cocktail is the kick-off event for Design Miami 2019 in Miami Beach. EXPAND Daniel Arsham & Bella Hadid World Red EyeDesign Miami 2019 Members' PreviewDesign Miami 2019 kicked off the fifteenth edition of the fair with the members' preview. Fai Khadra, Bella Hadid, Kourtney & Kim Kardashian, Foodgod, & David Grutman World Red EyeKim and Kourtney Kardashian, Bella Hadid, Bad Bunny, and Foodgod at SwanDay two of Art Basel brought out all the celebs. Kim and Kourtney Kardashian, Bella Hadid, Bad Bunny, and Foodgod were all spotted dining at David Grutmans restaurant Swan located in the heart of the Miami Design District. Kendall Jenner, Daniel Chetrit, & Joan Smalls World Red EyeKendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, Joan Smalls, Luka Sabbat, and Zack Bia at Zaza & Friends at LIVIts Zazas World and were just LIV-ing in it.

Consider it an antidote to those mindbogglingly stupid $5 million Wynwood condo T-shirts: Mac's Club Deuce has dropped a new collection of "Vice" enamel pins to the fill the void of Miami Art Week merchandise that isn't morally bankrupt. The limited-edition pins cost $5 apiece and are part of the bar's "Mac Basel," which it's been advertising with the hashtag #ASunnyPlaceforShadyPeople. When compared side-by-side with competing merchandise such as the ridiculous condo clothing offered by the Italian fashion brand Diesel, Mac's pins come out on top and it isn't even close. The Vice pins, on the other hand, are as cool as James Dean in an ice bath and you can rest easy knowing your hard-earned money is going to a business that's been around since the Great Depression. And if that's not enough "vice" for you, the pins can be paired with the new Miami Heat jerseys, which boast a similar colorway.

Here are eight corporate-sponsored events during Miami Art Week that demand your attention, some of which aim to destroy your liver. Related Stories The Works at Art Basel Miami Beach 2019 Raise More Questions Than Answers"Momentum," an NBA ExhibitionThis one is certainly not the most insidious cultural-corporate event this week. 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, December 4, at Red Dot Miami and Spectrum Miami, 2217 NW Fifth Ave., Miami; bulleit.com. The CBD company is hosting a few Miami Art Week activations, including a space at Art Miami where you can taste CBD-infused food and drinks and sample nonedible products. Through Sunday, December 8, at 1 Herald Plaza, Miami; and 6 p.m. Wednesday, December 4, at Faena Miami Beach, 3201 Collins Ave., Miami Beach; theveritasfarms.com.

Yesterday, Brightline the high-speed commuter rail system connecting Miami to West Palm Beach debuted a series of train cars wrapped in Keith Haring artwork ahead of Miami Art Week. The Associated Press reports that Brightline, in which Richard Branson's company Virgin holds a minority stake and plans to rename "Virgin Trains USA," is the deadliest train system per mile in America. On January 17, 2018, for example, 51-year-old Jeffrey King tried to cross train tracks on a bicycle after the gates had closed. He was subsequently struck and killed by a Brightline train but labeled a trespasser in official reports. The train system has another incentive to take action: Last month, Gov.

Robert de los Rios cofounded the RAW (Re-imagining the Arts Worldwide) Project in 2014 with his partner Audrey Sykes. RAW Project is a project that we founded to work with underfunded and underutilized public schools, de los Rios explains. RAW Project secures sponsors, such as Guardian Watch, for funding and collects donations from the community to make the magic happen. Yes, this is for the kids, but this is also for the community, de los Rios says. Were not painting a childrens book here; were trying to make something the whole community can appreciate.Follow the RAW Project on Instagram and Facebook, or visit therawproject.org.

Early December is a magical time in South Florida. A cold front sweeping Miami plunged temperatures into the low 50s overnight. Today the Miami area can expect highs of no more than 70 degrees. But while this latest cold front might feel like sweet relief, weather records show this year has been one of the hottest in South Florida. So for now, South Florida, embrace these cooler mornings the National Weather Service predicts next year will be a hot one too.

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This week, get into the swing of the holidays with a peppermint mojito, preview BaseCamp, and celebrate the energy and culture of Art Basel and Miami Art Week. 4 to 11 p.m. daily at the North Pole Beach Club in Bayfront Holiday Village, Bayfront Park, 301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami; bayfrontholidayvillage.com. Enjoy Cuban-themed dinner items, $8 rum cocktails made with Havana Club Aejo or Havana Club Classic, and $5 Concrete Beach Havana Night lager. HIve Wynwood SwarmHive Wynwood Art WeekHive Wynwood is where mixology, technology, and the culinary arts converge for Miami Art Week. 6 p.m. Thursday, December 5, at Papi Steak, 736 First St., Miami Beach; 305-800-7274; papisteak.com.

Art Basel and Miami Art Week have officially arrived. Hotelier Alan Faena and Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber will be onsite for remarks, and artist Xhang Huan will unveil Miami Buddha, his latest masterpiece. 6 to 11:30 p.m. Monday, December 2, at Faena Hotel Miami Beach, 3201 Collins Ave., Miami Beach; eventbrite.com. Art and music have a way of coming together during Miami Art Week. Case in point: BaseCamp at Magic City Innovation District is kicking off the city's biggest art week with a disco-infused art party Wednesday evening.

Courtesy of Frost Art MuseumFrost Art MuseumThe Frost Art Museum's standout exhibit "Art After Stonewall," celebrating the 50th anniversary of the legendary June riots, will be on view for only another month after Miami Art Week ends. Courtesy of the Dana AgencyHistoryMiami MuseumAnother Miami Art Week means another Miami Street Photography Festival at HistoryMiami. Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama's All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins is on loan to the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami through January 2020. Lowe Art MuseumLowe Art MuseumMiami Art Week starts early at the Lowe Art Museum on the University of Miami campus. Courtesy of Cultural CounselPrez Art Museum MiamiLast year, PAMM kicked off Miami Art Week with the opening of Jos Carlos Martinats grand light sculpture American Echo Chamber.

Since touching down in Miami Beach in 2002, the stateside outpost of the worlds biggest art fair, Art Basel, has grown from a standalone contemporary art exhibition into a weeklong, party-focused extravaganza known as Miami Art Week. Offering everything from high-end gallery showcases to bass-rattling nightclub bacchanals and hazy beachside festival sunrises, Miami Art Week provides high-rolling art snobs and dance-floor destroyers alike with a wealth of creative programming. Whether youre looking to rub shoulders with glitzy VIPs or searching for avant-garde soundscapes, Miami Art Week is a party playground. In between, his Paradise event series will make its Miami Art Week debut with a party brimming with house and techno talent. Rakastella will be the first Miami event to eliminate single-use plastics onsite, further proving why its the Miami Art Week closing party you wont want to miss.

South Florida museums pack their galleries for Art BaselWritten by Abraham Galvan on November 26, 2019AdvertisementArt Basel festivities and Miami Art Week events are at full swing in many South Florida museums. Here are museums and events you dont want to miss for this years Art Basel and Miami Art Week. Prez Art Museum MiamiThe Prez Art Museum Miami will have several special performances, celebrations and art talks during Miami Art Week and Art Basel. Prez Art Museum Miami will also have an official Miami Art Week closing celebration at Bodega South Beach. Institute of Contemporary Art, MiamiCelebrate Miami Art Week at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami with its newest exhibitions by Sterling Ruby, Carlos Sandoval de Len, Odili Donald Odita, Damin Ortega, Wong Ping, Agustn Fernndez.

Hollye Davidson, whose art has been shown in exhibits and galleries worldwide, will be featured in an exhibition of her work titled Transcendent Beauty during Miami Art Week. The show is presented by Neiman Marcus at the Shops In Merrick Park, 390 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, from Wednesday Dec. 4, through Sunday, Dec. 8. I want to draw my audience deeper into the art rather than just give them a picture to observe, Hollye said. But it is her art that has carried her through every phase of her life both the good and bad. They are dramatic and strong and will be the focus of her Miami Art Week exhibition.

The same goes for the arts and cultural scenes, with Art Basel morphing into Miami Art Week and world-class museums giving the city serious cultural cred. When it comes to progress, though, it may be Miami's culinary universe that's gained the most attention. What once was a city dominated by tourist traps and chain restaurants has evolved into a creative hub in its own right. "Required Eating: 100 Miami Restaurants We Can't Live Without" is as it sounds. "Required Eating: 100 Miami Restaurants We Can't Live Without" is written by Laine Doss, Zachary Fagenson, Clarissa Buch, Juliana Accioly, Chelsea Olson, and Nicole Danna.

CORAL GABLES, Fla. - Miami artist Hollye Davidson exhibits her work at Neiman Marcus at the Shops In Merrick Park for Miami Art Week, starting Wednesday, Dec. 4 through Sunday, Dec. 8. A FREE PREVIEW will be held for the public on Tuesday, Dec. 3 fro 6 to 9 p.m.Hollye grew up in Miami, where her father, Stanley S. Davidson was a well-known business leader. She studied at the University of Miami where she became an assistant to renowned artist and teacher Gene Massin. Click here for more information about the artist. Copyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

It can mean only one thing: Art Basel Miami Beach and the Miami Art Week circus is almost here. In terms of scale, Miami Art Week now rivals March's Miami Music Week. 7 p.m. Thursday, December 5, at North Beach Bandshell, 7275 Collins Ave., Miami Beach; 305-672-5202; northbeachbandshell.com. 10 p.m. Friday, December 6, at ATV Records, 1306 N. Miami Ave., Miami; atvrecords.com. 4 p.m. Sunday, December 5, at Do Not Sit On the Furniture, 423 16th St., Miami Beach, 510-551-5067; donotsitonthefurniture.com.

Thanks to Rakastella, Virginia Key remains the best place to be during Miami Art Week. Miami mainstay Danny Daze also joins up, along with LuckyMe affiliate Eclair Fifi. These artists and more will assemble in historic Virginia Key Beach Park on Saturday, December 7. Check out the full Rakastella 2019 lineup below:me (Live)Aurora HalalBen UFODanny DazeDixonDJ MinxEclair FifiJayda GJohn TalabotKink (Live)Marie DavidsonMor ElianMotor City Drum Ensembleona DahlPalms TraxSoul ClapTara BrooksWill RenuartRakastella. 3 p.m. to 7 a.m. Saturday, December 7, at Virginia Key Beach Park, 4020 Virginia Beach Dr., Miami; 305-960-4600; rakastella.net.

Spectrum Miami will include [FOTO SOLO], featuring fine art photographers from various continents who have been chosen for their exemplary photographic fine art. Red Dot Miami presents [PASSION] as the curatorial theme for 2019. Red Dot Miami illuminates the best the contemporary art world has to offer. A General Admission one-day pass for Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami is $25 by purchasing online or $30 at the event. Tickets grant access to both Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami.

The pitter-patter of expensive shoes on gallery floors, the loud snort of white powder going up conspicuous nostrils yes, you thought you had more time, but Art Basel and Miami Art Week are near, and it's bringing all sorts of new goodies with it. For instance, there's a new music festival setting up shop during the busiest week in Miami. Debuting at Wynwood Factory on December 6 and 7, the first annual Heart Music Festival has just released its full lineup, featuring a smorgasbord of EDM and dance music stars. Is Miami big enough for these two Art Week dance excursions to coexist? Stay tuned, and check out the full lineup for Heart Music Festival below.

Her headlining role at the Internet Friends third-anniversary party at the Ground this Friday, August 9, feels like a natural extension of that mission. Founded by Gami and Keanu Orange, Internet Friends was a direct reaction to the hypermasculine EDM trend that dominated Miami nightlife for years. Internet Friends' main objective quickly became booking Miami shows for artists the collective idolized online. Internet Friends cofounder Gami. Internet Friends' Third Anniversary.

Rakastella, Life and Death and Innervisions' Miami Art Week party, returns this December. Yesterday, it dropped the first five acts on the lineup: Jayda G, Ben UFO, KiNK, John Talabot, and Mor Elian. It's also rare to find a Miami dance-music event these days where women aren't relegated to spectators, but Rakastella has managed to buck that trend by scheduling Jayda G and Mor Elian. If you're unfamiliar with Jayda G, who last played at the Electric Pickle in 2018, she's been having a fantastic year so far. 3 p.m. to 7 a.m. Saturday, December 7, at Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, 4020 Virginia Beach Dr., Miami; 305-960-4600; virginiakeybeachpark.net.