Bertram the Pomeranian—a pet with 285,000 Instagram followers—takes a nap in the Hole’s booth at Untitled.
As the Magic City prepares for Art Basel Miami Beach 2018, which opened to invited guests earlier today, here’s a look around some of the surrounding events that make up Miami Art Week, including the openings of the Untitled Art fair and the exhibition “Pop Minimalism,” a collaboration between Gagosian gallery and Jeffrey Deitch; a reception at the Rubell Family Collection; a preview of the Berkowitz Contemporary Foundation; and a look at Paula Crown’s public installation in the form of a red Solo cup, as well as parties at the Edition and Wynwood Walls.
View of the Untitled, Miami art fair.
Pep Duran’s Backlot Constructions, foreground, in the booth of Barcelona’s RocioSantaCruz at Untitled.
Installation view of Drift Seeds, a mixed-media work by Martin Belou, Julie Escoffier, Juan Gugger, and Néphéli Barbas, in “A Group of People Walking Through the Space,” a special project by the artist-run curatorial collective AGUAS, curated by Rodrigue Mouchez, at Untitled.
Work by Adam Parker Smith in the booth of Los Angeles’s the Hole.
Mixed-media works by Wilmer Wilson IV, in the booth of ConnerSmith, Washington, D.C.
View of the booth of Paris’s Galerie Les filles du calvaire at Untitled.
Rirkrit Tiravanija and Tomas Vu at Untitled.
One Star Press at Untitled.
Paula Crown’s public installation JOKESTER 2—a larger-than-life version of a red Solo cup meant to address cycles of consumption and pollution—in the Miami Design District. For every photo shared on Instagram during the week of Art Basel, PAHC / studio•lab will work with the Miami chapter of the Surfrider Foundation to clean one pound of plastic waste off Miami’s beaches as part of its “Rise Above Plastics” campaign.
Installation view of the Jeffrey Deitch– and Gagosian-curated show “Pop Minimalism,” 2018, at the Moore Building in the Design District.
Jeffrey Deitch tries to move some art at his exhibition “Pop Minimalism,” at the Moore Building in the Design District.
Ai Weiwei, Zodiac, 2018, installation view, at “Pop Minimalism,” in the Design District.
Portuguese artist Vhils’s carved mural at Wynwood Walls.
Shepard Fairey, third from the left, DJs at Wynwood Walls.
Works by Purvis Young at the Rubell Collection.
Works by Nicolas Party at the Rubell Collection.
The Berkowitz Contemporary Foundation held a preview party in its new space. The building is specifically designed to accommodate James Turrell’s light sculpture Aten Reign (2013), which will ultimately be permanently displayed there by the foundation.
The lobby of the Edition, where several events and after-parties took place on Tuesday, December 4, during Miami Art Week.
Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit senior curator Larry Ossei-Mensah, Alissa Jenkins, and artist Nina Chanel Abbey at the Creative Time party at the Edition.
Some spontaneous limboing at the Creative Time party at the Edition.
Whitney Larkin bowls at the “Faith Connexion x Whitewall x Swizz Beatz” party at the Edition.
Swizz Beatz performs during the “Faith Connexion x Whitewall x Swizz Beatz” party at the Edition.