Art Basel Miami Beach 2019: Fashion and Art Collide
Dior kicks things off with a dinner on Sunday, Dec. 1 to toast New York-based artist Mickalene Thomas’ solo show at the Bass Museum.
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2019: Fashion and Art Collide
Image Credit: Norbert Miguletz Chloé will host a dinner celebrating the Bass Museum’s other new solo show, by artist Lara Favaretto, on Dec. 3.
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2019: Fashion and Art Collide
Virgil Abloh designed a limited edition home collection, “Crystal Clear,” for Baccarat, inspired by his recent “Figures of Speech” museum exhibition and available at Baccarat’s boutique starting Dec. 3.
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2019: Fashion and Art Collide
Versace is collaborating with interior designer Sasha Bikoff, who has designed one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture using archival Versace prints; the designs will exhibited at the boutique, in “South Beach Stories,” starting Dec. 5.
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2019: Fashion and Art Collide
Audemars Piguet has been commissioning artists to create large-scale public installations which comment on global environmental issues. This year, they debut a sound installation by Norwegian artist Jana Winderen. “The Art of Listening: Under Water” will be on view — and on listen — at the Rotunda in Collins Park.
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2019: Fashion and Art Collide
Desigual will show its 2020 collection at The Temple House in a performance curated by Barcelona artist Carlota Guerrero on Dec. 6.
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2019: Fashion and Art Collide
Image Credit: Luis Gomez Virgil Abloh’s “Dollar a Gallon” sculpture in the Design District is a continuation of his rumination on advertising, branding, and location.
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Art Basel Miami Beach 2019: Fashion and Art Collide
Image Credit: INNA KABLUKOVA Artist Harry Nuriev collaborated with Balenciaga to create the Balenciaga Sofa, which will be on view at Design Miami/.
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Image Credit: Kris Tamburello Thom Browne’s “Palm Tree 1.”