THAT’S A WRAP: HIGHLIGHTS OF RED DOT MIAMI 2022

• They checked out The African Spirit, by artist and designer Andre Croteau,  a pop art-inspired metaphor for the cultural colonization of Africa in K-Art Projects USA‘s Booth 200. Drawn in by the piece’s unique texture and  overall sculptural rhythm, the work symbolizes the ebb and flow of the overall global cultural process.
• The Good Dog / Bad Dog Collection by Jackie Fuchs at Art Love Gallery, Booth 208, had people stopping and chuckling for a second and third look. And they had all found new homes by the end of the fair.
• Once again Kris and Angela Gebhardt showcased their newest works in the  Gebhardt Gallery Booth 401 with Awaken the Soul being placed on Opening Night, among other pieces sold.
• Strolling the aisles and finding that perfect piece of art was made all the better while sipping a glass of Pommery Champagne!

There was so much more — take a look at the videos that capture the magic or our photo albums and you’ll see what we mean!

While collectors were enjoying the art, grabbing a treat from the Cafe, and sampling a taste of Empress 1908 Gin, galleries received special honors as we handed out this year’s awards. Here are this year’s winners:

• Gebhardt Gallery sold two of Kris Gebhardt’s sought after pieces along with placing Angela’s Awaken the Soul.
• Art Design Consultants was excited with placing Doug Powell’s Elton John, Rocket Man. They also sold several of Ken Rausch’s pieces to a collector in London — and were busy throughout the fair with placements of several others.
• K-Art Projects USA not only sold Andre Croteau’s The African Spirit, but took a commission for a second piece. Additionally, they sold Tatiana Zayseva’s  O’Keefe Tribute, Marianella Balsini’s Menina and Velina in Silver, a Gary Traycyk sculpture, and Nana S.R.T.’s Kagura III, Kagura V, and Kagura VIII.
• Art Love Gallery was making impressions from the Opening Night and all through the fair with sales of 40 pieces from Jackie Fuchs, Con$umer, Amy Shekhter, and Hunter Connor artworks.
• Dane Fine Art placed multiple pieces created by Jonis Wood, Brainwash, Warhol, Miro, Damien Hirst, Dali, and Moser among others.
• Jen Tough Gallery’s unique exhibition of the Artist Alliance Collection resulted in sales of Alissa Van Atta’s High Roller, Lori Sokoluk’s Elk Point and Metis Crossing, Gwen Mafrin’s Legacy and Astonish, MG Stout’s Sweater Weather, Julia Fong’s After You and Adriatic Coast, Carol Jenkins’ Rio, and Irmgard Geul’s One Way Road and Stop Sign at the Old Dairy Twist.
• The Miami Fine Art Gallery had a busy five days and placed multiple artists’ works, including Dr. Death, Marc Rudinsky, Jossa, Calder, Alex Katz, Kaws, Kenny Scharf, Brainwash, and Kenny Scharf.
• Erik Renssen’s works were once again sought after with the Renssen Gallery placing Abstract Figure, Woman in Floral Pantaloons, Mother & Child, Piano, Reclining Nude, Woman with a Book in Red Chair, Still Life with Instruments, and View on Amsterdam, plus two sculptures.
• As usual ArtNWordZ was busy throughout the fair and sold multiple pieces ranging in price from $600 to $6,000, including RBG, Loo, Jimmy Hendrix, Butterflies Fly, Waltz World, Flying Off the Page, along with many others.

See You in 2023