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JW Marriott is part of Marriott International’s luxury portfolio of brands and consists of beautiful properties and distinctive resort locations around the world. “We value our partnership with the JW Marriott Miami, and are truly grateful to them for furthering our exhibits and helping to bring Ibero-American culture to the masses,” concluded Diego Costa Peuser, Executive Director of PINTA. It blends the physical with the online and connects art lovers with art makers. It will not only highlight the outstanding quality of Latin American art, but also combines exclusivity and long-standing acclaim to enhance the voice of artists and their social, cultural and ecological concerns. The fair will feature highly transformative events, as Pinta ventures into a new concept. PINTA Contemporary is curated by a Curatorial Committee that gives priority to contemporary artists with the objective of creating a dialogue between established and emerging artists who share similar interests within their contexts. PINTA Miami fosters cultural collaborations through five different sections. The fair showcases the best of abstract, concrete, neo-concrete, kinetic and conceptual art movements. The works will be on display in the lobby of the hotel from Saturday, November 26th until Monday, December 5th. PINTA will feature a lobby installation at JW Marriott Miami showcasing exhibits from the actual fair. “PINTA Miami is an integral part of the city’s Art Week, and we are proud to participate in the celebration.” “We are absolutely delighted to continue serving as the Official Hotel Sponsor of this truly unique art venue for the eighth year,” says JW Marriott Miami General Manager, Mildred Riscigno. The fair has earned an international platform in this unique arena. PINTA Miami is the only curated boutique art fair with a specific geographic focus on Ibero-American art identities and issues. The Hangar - 3385 Pan American Dr, Miami, FL 33133.- Mildred Riscigno, JW Marriott Miami General ManagerMIAMI, FL, UNITED STATES, Novem/ / - The JW Marriott Miami, located at 1109 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL, has been once again tapped as the official Hotel Sponsor of PINTA Miami, the nation’s largest Ibero-American Art Fair.Įntering its 16th year, the fair will run from November 30th through November 4th, at its new location – The Hanger in Coconut Grove, 3385 Pam American Drive, Coconut Grove, FL.
This is a section made up of emerging artists and others with a long history who show a consistent curatorship and serious research processes, providing new perspectives on issues that are often ignored, but which thanks to their power, it is possible for us to recreate life and, incidentally, take distance to gain consciousness. The Solo-Duo format allows us, then, to attend the particular way of coexistence of different people in a vital space to build realities with the other, with diversity and in the midst of the resistance that the present proposes us. They are clearly, the creations of art, the best indication of what we humans do, of how we relate to the environment, with the ways of shaping our cities and communities, and of course, of reflecting the particular ways of relating accordingly to our capabilities and heterogeneity. It is not a mystery that wherever art is thought and made, it always brings up the misfortunes of its time. Galleries from Puerto Rico, France, Ecuador and Spain show contemporary processes in the plastic and visual arts that show highly complex and daily issues resolved with quite conventional techniques and others that incorporate dialogic alternatives that coexist with times and places, an issue that reinforces a return to noble materials and a constant review of the problematic dynamics that art faces in the era of virtual reality, the metaverse and its dramatic expansion that is apparently about to change the ways in which we relate not only to art, but also to also among ourselves. This edition of Pinta Miami thus incorporates a new model that allows us to contemplate, for the first time, artist duets sharing a space and proposing new horizons of meaning to their poetics. PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: Sofía Maldonado-Suárez and Bobby Cruz (Galería Petrus), Cristina Ortega and Marco Pardo (Galería de Arte a Ciegas), Lucrecia Píttaro and Sabine Finkenauer (Trinta Contemporánea) and Daniel Barclay (Younique).Įight artists represented by five galleries from Europe and Latin America make up the proposal for the special Solo-Duo section.
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