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.
NEXT brings together the proposals of eight South American galleries that are currently promoting the creation and experimentation of Latin American artists, fostering dialogues and exchanges with the audiences of the cities where they develop their exhibition programs.
Curated By Giuliana Vidarte and Irene Gelfman
Plants, animals, humans, and spiritual beings in the works of contemporary painters from the Shipibo-konibo community
The FORO at Pinta Miami 2024 brings together artists, curators, researchers, collectors, and cultural institutions in dialogues that address the challenges of managing initiatives and developing contemporary art projects from Latin America.
Experience two powerful storytelling through films, exploring art, identity, and human connection. When Bodies Collide (Vinci): A thought-provoking exploration of vulnerability, transformation, and the visceral connection between bodies and space.Sara Facio: Being There: A compelling documentary about the life and legacy of Sara Facio, an Argentine photography pioneer. Both films delve into the essence of human experience, offering unique perspectives on art and existence.
¨Into the Open" encapsulates the idea of emergence and transformation. It implies leaving behind confines—whether physical, mental, or emotional—and embracing a state of greater visibility, awareness, or opportunity.
Pinta Miami has partnered with the JW Marriott Miami Hotel to showcase a Pop-Up featuring the artist Rafael Rangel Serrano.
The Official hotel has set up an exclusive exhibition in its lobby, showcasing a curated selection of artworks and sculptures by the renowned artist Rafael Rangel Serrano.