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Art Basel Miami Beach Round-Up: Here’s Everything We Published on the Fair and Its Satellites, All in One Place

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Dec 10, 2019
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A lot happened last week. A lot. And for anyone looking
to catch up, we’ve got you covered. From picture posts of fair
highlights across Miami, to important news and analysis, here’s
everything that happened over the course of a very busy week in
Florida.

SALES REPORTS

Installation view of Pippy Houldsworth Gallery at Art Basel in Miami Beach. Courtesy of Art Basel.

Installation view of Pippy Houldsworth
Gallery at Art Basel in Miami Beach. Courtesy of Art Basel.

Bridget Mullen’s solo booth at Helena
Anrather at NADA 2019. Photo courtesy of Helena Anrather.

As Jetsetters Prepare to Descend on the Eroding
Shores of Miami, Art Basel Awkwardly Tries to Address Climate
Change by Eileen Kinsella & Naomi Rea

4 Striking Trends at NADA Miami That Show Us Where
the Art World—and Market—Are Headed Next by Julia Halperin and
Tim Schneider

‘The Vultures Are Circling’: The Market for Young
Artists Is White-Hot Again—But Can They Get Out Alive? by Julia
Halperin

The Gray Market: 3 Takeaways From the 2019 Edition
of Art Basel Miami Beach (and Other Insights) by Tim
Schneider

Wet Paint: Celebs Storm Art Basel Miami Beach, the
KAWS Whisperer Revealed, & More Juicy Art-World Gossip by Nate
Freeman

‘All Culture Is Going to Trash as Soon as the Food
Runs Out’: Why Extinction Rebellion’s Climate Activists Are
Targeting Art Basel Miami Beach by Kate Brown

Despite a Strong Miami Fair, Art Basel’s Parent
Company MCH Group Is Under Pressure to Cut Costs and Streamline Its
Business by Eileen Kinsella

 

PEOPLE

Jana Winderen recordings sounds in the Vallée de Joux. Courtesy the artist and Audemars Piguet.

Jana Winderen recordings sounds in the
Vallée de Joux. Courtesy the artist and Audemars Piguet.

A Haitian Artist’s Glittering Vodou Flags Steal the
Show at Miami’s Faena Festival by Osman Can Yerebakan

Why an Artist and a Scientist Teamed Up to Bring
the Sounds of the Undersea World Into the Heart of Miami’s Art Fair
Week by Tim Schneider

Mega-Collector Jorge Pérez Has So Much Art He Just
Had to Open a Second Museum in Miami to Store It All by Sarah
Cascone

‘Call Me’: Jenny Holzer’s Latest Paintings at Art
Basel Miami Beach Highlight Revelations From Trump’s Impeachment
Hearings by Julia Halperin

Cindy Sherman Has Unveiled Her First
Non-Photographic Works at Art Basel Miami Beach: Tapestries Based
on Her Instagram by Sarah Cascone

In Miami, Maestro Dobel and Artnet Debut the
Results of a Yearlong Collaboration with Artist Julian Mayor in
Partnership with Maestro Dobel Tequila

Thom Browne Is a Fashion Iconoclast. Now, He’s
Making His Debut as an Artist, Too, Unveiling His First-Ever
Sculpture in Miami by Rachel Gould

 

IN PICTURES

Instalaltion view of David Castillo Gallery at Meridians Art Basel Miami Beach. Courtesy of Art Basel.

Instalaltion view of David Castillo
Gallery at Meridians Art Basel Miami Beach. Courtesy of Art
Basel.

See Highlights From Art Basel Miami Beach’s New
‘Meridians’ Section, Where the Fair’s Biggest (and Best) Artworks
Shine by Sarah Cascone

There’s an Art Basel for Kids—and These Artists
Aren’t Playing Around. See Work by the Precocious Stars of
KidsBasel by Maxwell Williams

See Basketball-Themed Art and Slo-Mo Dunk Videos at
the NBA’s Exhibition During Art Basel Miami Beach by
Maxwell Williams

From $125,000 Robo-Snails to David Lynch’s
Nightmare, Here Are 6 of the Best Artworks at Art Basel Miami Beach
2019 by Andrew Goldstein

Dior Just Launched a Splashy New Menswear Collection in
Miami Featuring Artwork by Legendary Streetwear Designer Shawn
Stussy by Noor Brara

Miami’s New Graffiti Museum Is Making the Case That
the Outlaw Art Form Deserves a Respectable Home by Taylor
Dafoe

 

SATELLITES

Left Brooke Shields with Helena Christensen at Art Miami 2019. Photo: Brett Hufziger.

Left Brooke Shields with Helena
Christensen at Art Miami 2019. Photo: Brett Hufziger.

Ugo Rondinone, Miami Mountain ().Florida, Miami Beach, Collins Park. Photo by Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images.

Ugo Rondinone, Miami Mountain
().Florida, Miami Beach, Collins Park. Photo by Jeffrey
Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images.

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An Ornate Shield Found in a Celtic Warrior’s Grave Is Challenging What We Know About Ancient Combat

Dec 10, 2019
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In a story seemingly fit for Game of Thrones, an ornate Iron Age shield that was unearthed from a “warrior grave” is now being deemed “the most important British Celtic art object of the millennium,” according to Dr. Melanie Giles, of the University of Manchester’s archaeology department. The sweeping proclamation comes after two years of...

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A Right-Wing Polish Politician Is Suing a Curator for Commissioning a Memorial to Victims of the Holocaust

Dec 10, 2019
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A Polish art historian and curator who commissioned a memorial to victims of the anti-Jewish pogroms is being sued for defamation by an incoming member of parliament. After Tomasz Kitliński commissioned the work, titled Judenfrei by the artist Dorota Nieznalska, for the Open City Festival in Lublin, the region’s far-right nationalist governor Przemysław Czarnek demanded its removal because...

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