Pinta Miami 2023 returns to The Hangar in Coconut Grove, with the participation of 51 spaces and 15 countries!
This year, Pinta Miami celebrates its 17th edition at The Hangar in Coconut Grove. Located in a privileged place with a strong historical character, The Hangar used to be Pan American's base. Today, the space retains its functionality and combines elements of nature, the avant-garde and art, in a unique area of Miami.
Pinta Miami will provide an experience like no other. Artists, gallerists, collectors, the general public and curators will gather to see the best of what Latin American artists have been working on.
In line with Pinta art's commitment as an international platform to energize and disseminate modern and contemporary art from Latin America, Pinta Miami 2023 is characterized by presenting the thoughts and aesthetics on which Latin American artists have been working.
This year, Pinta Miami has the general curatorship of Irene Gelfman, the new global curator of Pinta Art, who also developed the RADAR proposal; Giuliana Vidarte is the curator of NEXT; Félix Suazo is the curator of several special projects outside the fair and architect Daniel Fischer developed the fair's spatial display.
With vision and creativity, these renowned curators work to highlight the voices of the artists, the diversity of the galleries and to celebrate the Latin American imaginary.
Pinta Miami celebrates its seventeenth iteration at "The Hangar," the newest venue in the Coconut Grove art community. The Fair presents modern and contemporary Latin American and Spanish art at a geographic crossroads. During Miami Art Week, new visitors will connect with the largest national and international art enthusiasts and collectors in this landmark building of singular distinction.
More than 50 international galleries representing artists from around the world, where you can explore the different sections of the fair: Main Section, RADAR, and NEXT.
The Main Section of Pinta Miami presents an international selection of galleries where various contemporary axes converge and share a gene rooted in Ibero-American culture.
This section seeks to highlight the production of contemporary artists, delving into the work of one or two artists selected by each gallery. It is the perfect opportunity for visitors to interact more deeply and personally with the artists.
Under the curatorship of Giuliana Vidarte, the NEXT section proposes the visualization of emerging galleries with relevance within the contemporary scene of their regions.
Again this year, the NEXT award will be given to the best exhibition proposal of the section with a prize of USD 2500 to be selected by a prestigious jury.
Amazonia Project proposes a visual expedition through a selection of works by 24 artists who in the last two centuries have dedicated their work to the exploration of diverse aspects of Amazonian nature, culture and society
The General Consulate of Spain in Miami, with its participation in Pinta Miami 2023, presents just one of the many possible selections, showcasing the work of seven former fellows and aiming to provide examples of the diverse creative and research facets present in the work of the residents.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade, and Worship of the Argentine Republic, the Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in Miami, in collaboration with Arte al Día Internacional and the Pinta Fair, promote Argentine commercial and artistic openness on the international stage. In 2022, the project "Emerging Argentine Artists" was presented, where 10 artists were selected to showcase their works during the Pinta Miami fair.
For the second consecutive time, the Consulate General of Mexico in Miami, through the Cultural Institute of Mexico in Miami (ICM), will have a booth at the art fair "Pinta Miami 2023," represented by the distinguished Mexican artists Jazzamoart and Karla Kantorovich. They will showcase works that bring visibility to "Mexican Roots" through installations of amate paper and Mexican-style masks.
The Special Projects of Pinta Miami 2023 keep the focus on the relationship between art and its environment —whether intellectual, social, or natural— through a selection of site-specific installations by Anna Biondo, Carola Bravo, and Alberto Cavalieri.
This year, the fair will feature a series of lectures on collecting, book presentations and various issues in vogue in contemporary art.
Just like last year, Pinta Miami has an Awards and Acquisitions program with the intention of strengthening the market. This year, we are joined by:
This year, Pinta Miami is curated by Irene Gelfman, Pinta Art's new global curator, who also developed the RADAR proposal; Giuliana Vidarte is the curator of NEXT; Felix Suazo curates several special projects outside the fair; and architect Daniel Fischer developed the fair's spatial display.
With vision and creativity, these renowned curators work to highlight the voices of the artists, the diversity of the galleries and to celebrate the Latin American imaginary.
Pinta Miami has partnered with the Marriott Hotel to organize a Pop-Up featuring Santiago Paredes and Carolina Sardi.
Pinta unifies its fairs and expands Latin American art to the world
With an experience of more than fifteen years bringing Latin American art to the world, we unify our art and photography fairs, and our cooperation and integration programs, under the Pinta brand; renewing our purpose of highlighting and enhancing the talent of emerging and established artists linked to the region.
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Pinta Miami 2023 returns –from December 6 to 10th– to the Hangar in Coconut Grove, the venue that was a success in the last edition. The fair will feature the participation of 51 spaces and 15 countries.
The American Denim is a celebration of heritage and artistry, exemplifying the synergy of tradition and creativity.
Juan Francisco Elso: Por América offers a captivating retrospective of the brief, yet significant career of the late Cuban artist.
Aglaé Bassens: Emptiful is the debut solo museum presentation for the Brooklyn-based painter at Institute of Contemporary Art Miami.
EFG International is a global private banking group offering private banking and asset management services and is headquartered in Zurich. As a leading Swiss private bank, EFG International has a presence in major financial centres and growth markets and operates in around 40 locations worldwide, with a network spanning Europe, Asia Pacific, the Americas and the Middle East. An entrepreneurial spirit has shaped the bank since it was established in 1995, enabling it to develop hands-on solutions and to build long-lasting client relationships.
EFG’s investment in modern and contemporary Latin American art is part of its commitment beyond banking that, in this context, seeks to utilise our entrepreneurial spirit by supporting and promoting regional artists and exhibitions globally.
For the nineth consecutive year, EFG is proud to be the main sponsor of Pinta Miami 2023. Additionally, the EFG Latin American Art Award, in Collaboration with ArtNexus, further highlights our commitment to the region, its culture and its people, enhancing the activities related to art that we support at an international level. In its eleventh year, the prize recognizes the work of emerging artists, which are showcased in five contemporary Art Fairs in Latin America. The winner, each year, is announced during Pinta Miami.
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