Friday Colouring Book Day!
It’s here again! Get out those pencils and crayons, grab a piece of paper and draw! Grab a kid and help them by giving them paper and crayons. It’s more
art in and around South Florida
It’s here again! Get out those pencils and crayons, grab a piece of paper and draw! Grab a kid and help them by giving them paper and crayons. It’s more
I hope to seen Mr. Saltz in December although it will most likely be a very brief greeting since my personal schedule will change dramatically this year. I will be
Sad news I just received. A more in depth feature will be forthcoming. After a long illness Charles Mills passed away this morning around 10:30. He was a great man
Even if you don’t like NFL football, there is at least one current player that majored in art in college. Of course, his football paycheck has paid for not only
The Geisai Fair is a very interesting concept. However, Miami Art Exchange new art space could give artists the same type of opportunity in Wynwood Art District. We are currently
Continue readingMurakami’s Geisai Fair Moves from Miami to Taiwan
Is this an “I told you so” moment in the career of Damien Hirst? There are many an artist that would claim he’s all hype and media driven, not a
Every once in a while some great art buying opportunities come along and the auctioning off of the Lehman works looks like a good one. Bloomberg News: Lehman Works on
Continue readingLehman Works on Billions in Debt With $300 Photo, $500 Drawings
Art Forum Berlin 2009 Highlights: “This is a review of the 13th international art fair Art Forum Berlin by Ralf Schlüter, vice editor-in-chief of German art magazine Art – Das
Friday Colouring Book Day! will soon be part of Miami Art Exchange Alt-Space, our new exhibition space in Wynwood Art District.
Continuing with previous notions of underrepresentation is an article on the Swann Galleries auction. Locally, not much has been said about the recent articles Miamiartexchange.com has posted: Miami Compendium: Dialog,
Continue readingArt Market: Nigel Freeman on Selling African-American Art