Art Basel Miami Beach 2022

In 2022, Miami Art Week kicks off the end of November and runs through the first week of December. The highlight of this annual arts blast is Basel Miami Beach art at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Art Basel Miami Beach is the latest international art fair, where art lovers can view a wide range of pieces ranging from installations by promising up-and-comers to 20th century masterworks. The VIP Invitation-only forecast is November 29-30 and the fair is open to the public December 1-3. From there, the celebration of the arts spreads out across greater Miami & Miami Beach.

Art Basel Miami Beach, said to be North America’s most comprehensive international contemporary art fair, with its largest exposure to date. Thousands of art dealers, artists, collectors and art aficionados will enjoy modern and contemporary art brought from 283 galleries from 38 countries. Art Basel Miami Beach is one of only four Basel art fairs in the world; the others are in Hong Kong, Paris and the founding fair in Basel, Switzerland. (Read about Basel art history.) The center of the action will be the shine Miami Beach Convention Center. The huge convention center is divided into sections, each with its own curatorial focus:

Galleries: This is the main area or section, where 213 upper galleries will show major works in all mediums; Locations: This is where you will find 19 solo exhibitions by emerging international artists including Tonia Nneji, Leslie Martinez and Ishi Glinsky; NOVA: Here, the galleries will present new works from up to three artists. This year, NOVA will showcase 22 submissions from 23 galleries.

Artists include Los Angeles-based artists Anabel Juárez and Greg Ito in a dual installation; John Edmonds; Pinaree Sanpitak; Nikita Kadan; Julia Wachtel; Edgar’s Pile of Birds and Emerging Artists Erin Ggaadimitis Ivalu Gingrich and Robyn Tsinnajinnie; Investigation: In this sector, 17 galleries will present work generated before the year 2000. Artists include Milford Tombs, Terror Scott, Cuban artist Agustín Cárdenas, E-I-q artist and Spanish artist Aurèlia Muñoz of the Japanese artist; Edition: In this sector, 11 exhibitors will show prints and editioned works.