| Sunday Schedule of Public Events and Private Parties |
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| Yayoi Kusama at the Fairchild Tropical Garden |
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Sunday Dec 6 9:30 am to noon
Champagne brunch at the Lowe Art Museum, and a visit to the exhibit of Ricki Bernstein's glass art. VIP card, Exhibitor's Pass, Press Pass. University of Miami, 1301 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables
Sunday Dec 6 9 am to noon
VIP Brunch at the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden to celebrate the opening of Yayoi Kusama's obsessively dotted pumpkins, flowers, and sea creatures. Access with VIP card or Exhibitor's Pass. (You'd think the Fairchild Tropical Garden, 83 acres, would be big enough to accommodate writers and editors too.) 10901 Old Cutler Road, Coral Gables
Sunday Dec 6 9:30 to noon
Breakfast in the Park at the Frost Art Museum, Florida International University. Open to the public. Informal lecture by Michele Oka Doner, guided tours of the sculpture park and the museum. 107th Avenue and Southwest Eighth Street, Southwest Miami-Dade
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| Kusama's "Flowers That Bloom at Midnight" |
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Sunday Dec 6 9 am
Breakfast visit to CIFO, free and open to the public
Selections from the Ella Fontanals-Cisneros Collection
Plus a 10:30 concert, performance or panel discussion
1018 N Miami Avenue, Wynwood
Sunday Dec 6 9 am
The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse
Miro & Noguchi
Free with VIP card
591 NW 27th Street, Wynwood
Sunday Dec 6 9 am
The Rubell Family Collection
"Beg Borrow and Steal"
Free and open to the public
95 NW 29th Street, Wynwood
Sunday Dec 6 10 am to 4 pm
Free and open to the public
The new de la Cruz Collection warehouse
23 NE 41st Street, Design District
Sunday Dec 6 10 am to 7 pm
Pulse Art Fair, admission, $15
The Ice Palace, 1400 N Miami Avenue, Miami
Sunday Dec 6 10 am to 4 pm
NADA Art Fair, Free admission
The Deauville Resort
6701 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach
Sunday Dec 6
Note: Design Miami is closed
Sunday Dec 6 11 am to 6 pm
Scope Art Fair, admission, $20, Student, $10
SoHo Studios, 2136 NW 1st Avenue, Wynwood
Sunday Dec 6 11 am to 6 pm
Red Dot Art Fair, admission $10
Midtown Boulevard and NW 31st Street, Midtown Miami
Sunday Dec 6 11 am to 5 pm
Art Miami fair, admission, $15, seniors and students, $10
Children with adults, free
Midtown Boulevard and NW 32nd Street, Midtown Miami
Sunday Dec 6 11 am to 6 pm
Photo Miami, admission, $20, seniors and students, $15
Children under 12, free
3401 North Miami Avenue, Midtown Miami
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Art Basel Miami Beach in the Convention Center closes today at 6 pm instead of 8 pm
Sunday Dec 6 noon to 6 pm
Art Basel Miami Beach
VIP, Press pass, or $30 admission
The Miami Convention Center
Miami Beach
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| "Pig Portrait Sid Vicious" 2001 by Russell Young (detail) at Fountain Miami, 25th and North Miami Avenue, Wynwood |
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Sunday Dec 6 10 am to 7 pm and Monday Dec 7 10am to 4 pm
Zones Art Fair, 47 NE 25th Street, Wynwood
Free admission
Sunday Dec 6 11 am to 7 pm
Fountain Art Fair, $5 donation at the door
2505 North Miami Avenue, Wynwood
Sunday Dec 6 11 am to 7 pm
Aqua Art Miami, including Gen Art Vanguard
Admission, $15, 42 NE 25th Street, Wynwood
Sunday Dec 6 noon to 6 pm
Verge Art Fair, free admission
The Catalina Hotel and Beach Club
1732 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach
Sunday Dec 6 3 pm to 10 pm
PooL Art Fair, free admission
The Cavalier Hotel, 1320 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach
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| The Marguis, at 1100 Biscayne Boulevard, had the artist Tom Patti install "Miami Rain" on the side of the building. Not many people saw it during Basel. Let's hope it stays a while. |
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Art Basel closes officially with a goodbye dinner for exhibitors at the W Southbeach. Unofficially, those who have been knocking themselves out for five days will end up late at night at local Miami spots like Nemo's, Peter Allen's, or the famous divebar known as the Deuce. In Miami proper, people will be jammed into Bardot, at 3456 N Miami Avenue, and the pop-up, cash-only Max Fish bar at 28 NE 14th Street (think PS14, but better looking). They will be celebrating. They will be drowning their sorrows. Most will be elated at what they've been through, and reluctant to think about Monday morning, when everything in Miami becomes post-Basel, and a hell of a lot less interesting. See you next year.
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