Miami Art Fair Guide 2011

About Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue

Artadia’s mission is to encourage innovative practice and meaningful dialogue across the United States by providing visual artists in specific communities with unrestricted awards and a national network of support. Artadia was founded as The ArtCouncil in 1997 by investment banker and art collector Christopher E. Vroom. The first awards were given in San Francisco, where Vroom was living at the time. Chicago was added as a program city in 2001. In 2003, Artadia added Houston to its roster, Boston in 2007, and Atlanta in 2009. Once Artadia commits to a community, it maintains a commitment to supporting artists in the area, and also co-sponsors public programs with a local institution. Started as an individual’s vision, Artadia’s base of support now includes private foundations, a national Board of Directors, a National Council, a Junior Council, and members who are active in supporting the core of creative culture: the individual artist.

Artadia Awards are determined through a rigorous jury process that employs nationally prominent curators, artists, and critics. Artadia partners with local foundations and individuals in the host cities to raise funds that go directly to artists in that community. Artadia matches those contributions by providing the funds that administer the program. Once an artist receives an Artadia Award, he or she becomes part of a national network of lifetime support.

Artadia's New York Artist Residency program brings Artadia Awardees from its program cities to New York for a three-month residency at the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) in Brooklyn. This groundbreaking addition to Artadia’s commitment to individual artists is the first of its kind in New York City for US-based visual artists and is supported by the National Endowment for Arts. Last year Artadia launched a national publication and Exhibitions Exchange program offering Awardees crucial exposure outside of their local communities.

Artadia also presents events in New York and Miami, which are intended to not only demonstrate the tremendous creativity in partner communities, but also facilitate exchange and dialogue nationwide.

210 Eleventh Ave., Suite 503, New York, NY 10001 | (212) 727-2233 | www.artadia.org


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ARTADIA ART FAIR GUIDE MIAMI 2011 OVER 60 OPPORTUNITIES TO SEE WORK BY ARTADIA AWARDEES IN MIAMI THIS WEEK! Formatted for handheld Download as a pdf

....AND TWO SPECIAL ARTADIA PROGRAMS
Wednesday, Nov. 30, 6:30–8:30 pm Artadia’s 5th Annual Art Basel Miami Beach Party Co-hosted with Sotheby’s The Standard Miami By invitation only		Thursday, Dec. 1, 1–1:30 pm Art Salon: “The Global Art World: Regionalism” With Jens Hoffmann, Director of the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco Miami Beach Convention Center Open and free to ABMB pass holders

ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH NADA ART MIAMI SCOPE		PULSE AQUA ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH PROGRAMMING LOCATIONS AND HOURS

ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH Alexander Gray Associates, New York Mary Ellen Strom Boston 2007 Anthony Meier Fine Arts, San Francisco Rosana Castrillo Díaz San Francisco 2005 D'Amelio Terras, New York Demetrius Oliver Houston 2006 Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle Driehaus 2008 Galerie Nelson-Freeman, Paris Helen Mirra Boston 2007 Jack Shainman Gallery, New York John Bankston San Francisco 2001 Nick Cave Chicago/Driehaus 2006 Geoffrey Chadsey San Francisco 2002 Kerry James Marshall Artadia Board member Hank Willis Thomas San Francisco 2007 James Cohan Gallery, New York Trenton Doyle Hancock Houston 2003 Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York William J. O'Brien Chicago 2006 Matthew Marks Gallery, New York Vincent Fecteau San Francisco 1999 Meyer Riegger, Karlsruhe, Germany Helen Mirra Boston 2007 Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago Julia Fish Driehaus 2006 Judy Ledgerwood Chicago/Driehaus 2004/2007 Richard Rezac Driehaus 2004 Anne Wilson Chicago/Driehaus 2001/2008 Roberts & Tilton, Los Angeles Barry McGee San Francisco 2001 Salon 94, New York Liz Cohen San Francisco 2002 Marilyn Minter Artadia Board member Stuart Shave, Modern Art, London Barry McGee San Francisco 2001 The Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg Hank Willis Thomas San Francisco 2007 ABMB \| ART NOVA Galleri Nicolai Wallner, Copenhagen Clare E. Rojas San Francisco 2005 Murray Guy, New York Kota Ezawa San Francisco 2005 ABMB \| ART POSITIONS Kavi Gupta Gallery, Chicago Theaster Gates Chicago 2008 *SOLO BOOTH* Angelina Gualdoni Chicago 2001 Clare E. Rojas San Francisco 2005 Melanie Schiff Chicago 2006 back to top NADA Ada Gallery, Richmond, VA Scott Hewicker San Francisco 1999 Altman Siegel Gallery, San Francisco Trevor Paglen San Francisco 2007 Callicoon Fine Arts, Callicoon, NY Arnold J. Kemp San Francisco 2001 Conduit Gallery, Dallas, TX Stephen Lapthisophon Chicago 2002 Fahamu Pecou Atlanta 2009 Derek Eller Gallery, New York Jeff Shore and Jon Fisher Houston 2010 Feature Gallery, New York Richard Rezac Driehaus 2004 Horton Gallery, New York Michael Jones McKean Houston 2006 Jack Hanley Gallery, New York Shaun O'Dell San Francisco 2005 Leslie Shows San Francisco 2009 Ratio 3, San Francisco Barry McGee San Francisco 2001 The Company, Los Angeles Sigrid Sandström Houston 2003 back to top ART MIAMI Catherine Clark Gallery, San Francisco Kara Maria San Francisco 2001 Travis Somerville San Francisco 2000 Stephanie Syjuco San Francisco 1999 Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago Cecil McDonald, Jr. Chicago 2006 Jackson Fine Arts, Atlanta Angela West Atlanta 2009 Jenkins Johnson Gallery, San Francisco\|New York Nathaniel Donnett Houston 2010 Lisa Sette Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ Enrique Chagoya San Francisco 2005 McCormick Gallery, Chicago Bernard Williams Chicago 2001 William Shearburn Gallery, St. Louis Joseph Havel Houston 2004 Zolla/Lieberman Gallery, Chicago Anoka Faruqee Chicago 2001 Rocío Rodriquez Atlanta 2011 SCOPE Patrajdas Contemporary, Chicago Kim Piotrowski Chicago 2008 back to top		PULSE Hosfelt Gallery, New York Anoka Faruqee Chicago 2001 Andrea Higgins San Francisco 2000 Michael Light San Francisco 2007 Marx & Zavaterro, San Francisco Michael Arcega San Francisco 1999 James Gobel San Francisco 2009 David Hevel San Francisco 2007 PDX Contemporary Art, Portland, OR Arnold J. Kemp San Francisco 2001 Schroeder Romero & Shredder, New York David Hevel San Francisco 2007 back to top AQUA Cain Schulte Contemporary Art, San Francisco Diane Jacobs San Francisco 2000 Eli Ridgway Gallery, San Francisco castaneda/reiman San Francisco 1999 Mads Lynnerup San Francisco 2005 Brion Nuda Rosch San Francisco 2009 Gregory Lind Gallery, San Francisco Aaron Parazette Houston 2004 Steve Turner Contemporary, Los Angeles James Gobel San Francisco 2009 Traywick Contemporary, Berkeley, CA Kenneth Fandell Chicago 2006 Walter Maciel Gallery, Los Angeles John Bankston San Francisco 2001 Rebeca Bollinger San Francisco 2001 back to top ABMB PROGRAMMING Ongoing Art Public Theaster Gates Chicago 2008 Sculpture “Stand-Ins for a Period of Wreckage” At Collins Park, Miami Beach Open all day, free public access Wednesday, Nov. 30, 8 pm Art Public Opening Night Theaster Gates Chicago 2008 Performance “A Sermon On Art History” At Collins Park, Miami Beach; free public access Friday, Dec. 2, 1–1:30 pm Art Salon \| Art Public Talk With Theaster Gates Chicago 2008 Miami Beach Convention Center Open and free to ABMB pass holders Friday, Dec. 2, 8–10 pm Art Video \| Art Video Nights 8 pm: Marilyn Minter Artadia Board member “I’m not much, but I’m all I think about,” 2011, 3’ 51” 9 pm: Kota Ezawa San Francisco 2005 “Beatles Über California,” 2010, 2’ 03” 9 pm: Theaster Gates Chicago 2008 “Breathing,” 2010, 6’ 58” New World Center, Soundscape Park, 500 17th Street, Miami Beach; free public access These films will also be screened daily as part of Art Video Selection during fair hours at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Friday, Dec. 2, 3–4:30 pm Tour of Art Basel Miami Beach Led by Dina Deitsch, Associate Curator, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum highlighting artists related to the deCordova 2012 Biennial in New England Tour starts at West side entry lounge (main entrance, Hall D) back to top LOCATIONS & HOURS MIAMI BEACH Art Basel Miami Beach Miami Beach Convention Center 1901 Convention Center Drive (Hall D) & Washington Avenue (Hall B) Vernissage: Wednesday, Nov. 30, 6–9 pm Fair Hours: Thurs–Sat 12–8 pm, Sun 12–6 pm NADA The Deauville Beach Resort 6701 Collins Avenue Opening Preview: Thursday, Dec. 1, 10 am–2 pm Fair Hours: Thurs, 2–8 pm, Fri–Sat 11 am–8 pm, Sun 11 am–5 pm Aqua Aqua Hotel 1530 Collins Avenue Preview Party: Wed, Nov. 30, 8–11 pm Hours: Thurs–Sat 11 am–8 pm, Sun 11 am–4 pm MIAMI Art Miami The Art Miami Pavilion, The Miami Midtown Arts District, Wynwood 3101 NE 1st Avenue VIP Preview: Tuesday, Nov. 29, 5:30–10 pm Fair Hours: Wed–Sat 11 am–7 pm, Sun 11 am–6 pm PULSE The Ice Palace, Media & Entertainment District 1400 North Miami Avenue VIP Private Preview: Thursday, Dec. 1, 10 am–1 pm Fair Hours: Thurs 1–7 pm, Fri–Sat 11 am–7 pm, Sun 11 am–5 pm SCOPE Scope Pavilion, Wynwood Arts District NE 1st Avenue @ NE 30th Street VIP First View: Tuesday, Nov. 29, 4–8 pm Fair Hours: Wed–Sat 11 am–7 pm, Sun 11 am–6 pm back to top Banner (left to right): Theaster Gates, Stand-Ins for a Period of Wreckage, 2011, installation in front of the Bass Museum, Miami, Florida, courtesy Kavi Gupta Gallery, Chicago; Rocío Rodriguez, White Thoughts, 2011, oil on canvas, 72 x 110 ¾ inches, courtesy Zolla/Lieberman Gallery, Chicago.

About Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue Artadia’s mission is to encourage innovative practice and meaningful dialogue across the United States by providing visual artists in specific communities with unrestricted awards and a national network of support. Artadia was founded as The ArtCouncil in 1997 by investment banker and art collector Christopher E. Vroom. The first awards were given in San Francisco, where Vroom was living at the time. Chicago was added as a program city in 2001. In 2003, Artadia added Houston to its roster, Boston in 2007, and Atlanta in 2009. Once Artadia commits to a community, it maintains a commitment to supporting artists in the area, and also co-sponsors public programs with a local institution. Started as an individual’s vision, Artadia’s base of support now includes private foundations, a national Board of Directors, a National Council, a Junior Council, and members who are active in supporting the core of creative culture: the individual artist. Artadia Awards are determined through a rigorous jury process that employs nationally prominent curators, artists, and critics. Artadia partners with local foundations and individuals in the host cities to raise funds that go directly to artists in that community. Artadia matches those contributions by providing the funds that administer the program. Once an artist receives an Artadia Award, he or she becomes part of a national network of lifetime support. Artadia's New York Artist Residency program brings Artadia Awardees from its program cities to New York for a three-month residency at the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) in Brooklyn. This groundbreaking addition to Artadia’s commitment to individual artists is the first of its kind in New York City for US-based visual artists and is supported by the National Endowment for Arts. Last year Artadia launched a national publication and Exhibitions Exchange program offering Awardees crucial exposure outside of their local communities. Artadia also presents events in New York and Miami, which are intended to not only demonstrate the tremendous creativity in partner communities, but also facilitate exchange and dialogue nationwide. Support artists directly by becoming a member now! © 2011 Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue 210 Eleventh Ave., Suite 503, New York, NY 10001 \| (212) 727-2233 \| www.artadia.org