Red Dot Miami 2022 Fair Schedule

Enjoy cool jazz tracks with a little funk from Miami's DJ Joey Paradis while experiencing the excitement of Red Dot Miami's amazing art and events.

Step into the spotlight, and create a memory you'll never forget. Take your picture in front of the Red Dot Miami backdrop.

We're shining the Spotlight on a curated group of exhibitors that we think are doing some cutting edge work. Check out them out: Artio Gallery (Booth 216), Dong Yang Gallery (Booth 511), Jen Tough Gallery (Booth 418), and Natalia Fedner Studio (Booth 318). Which one has your next collection piece?

Look for the Discoveries Collection labels throughout the show. Red Dot's Curatorial Team has selected a group of their favorite discoveries—each one a great option at $3,000 or less. Of course, there are thousands of affordable pieces of world-class art and on-trend, highly collectible works from across the U.S. and around the world at the fair. Are our Discoveries your favorites, too? It's a treasure hunt as you walk the show to find each one.

Take your photos with the baby elephants created by Katy Perry, Khloe Kardashian, and Brandon Thomas! The Elephant Parade is an international organization showcasing the world’s largest exhibition of hand-painted elephant statues seen by millions of people at public venues in over 20 countries. Created by artists, public figures, and celebrities, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique work of art. Elephant Parade raises awareness for the endangered Asian elephant and encourages conservation efforts.

The African Spirit, by artist and designer Andre Croteau, is a pop art-inspired metaphor for the cultural colonization of Africa. The overall impression is that of a colorful, pop art-inspired textile mural. It encompasses a symbolic mixing of European and African cultures, reflected through the integration of more elegant, typically European evening fabrics with the more traditional everyday pattern work worn by many African cultures. Texture and an overall sculptural rhythm round the work at the same time symbolizing the ebb and flow of the overall global cultural process, further reinforced by the overall pop-cultural inspiration of the work.

Is it the artists' creativity, the colors, the images, the messaging, or a combination of it all that draws us to an artist and their work? Check out each of these amazing galleries, artists, and curators — you'll definitely want to see what's happening when some of them do live demonstrations:

• Jumper Maybach, Jumper Maybach Fine Art, Booth 612
• Fazzino Art, Fazzino Animations, Booth 207
• Jackie Fuchs, Studio Jackie is Art Love Gallery, Booth 208
• Kris and Angela Gebhardt, Gebhardt Gallery, Booth 401
• Jeremiah Heller, End to End Gallery, Booth 111
• Derwin Leiva, Derwin Leiva Gallery, Booth 101
• Suzka Renssen, Renssen Gallery, Booth 400
• Andre Croteau, K-Art Projects USA, Booth 200
• Mickaela Kuechenhoff, ArtNWordz, Booth 700

Step into the spotlight, and create a memory you'll never forget. Take your picture in front of the Red Dot Miami backdrop.

We're shining the Spotlight on a curated group of exhibitors that we think are doing some cutting edge work. Check out them out: Artio Gallery (Booth 216), Dong Yang Gallery (Booth 511), Jen Tough Gallery (Booth 418), and Natalia Fedner Studio (Booth 318). Which one has your next collection piece?

Look for the Discoveries Collection labels throughout the show. Red Dot's Curatorial Team has selected a group of their favorite discoveries—each one a great option at $3,000 or less. Of course, there are thousands of affordable pieces of world-class art and on-trend, highly collectible works from across the U.S. and around the world at the fair. Are our Discoveries your favorites, too? It's a treasure hunt as you walk the show to find each one.

Take your photos with the baby elephants created by Katy Perry, Khloe Kardashian, and Brandon Thomas! The Elephant Parade is an international organization showcasing the world’s largest exhibition of hand-painted elephant statues seen by millions of people at public venues in over 20 countries. Created by artists, public figures, and celebrities, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique work of art. Elephant Parade raises awareness for the endangered Asian elephant and encourages conservation efforts.

The African Spirit, by artist and designer Andre Croteau, is a pop art-inspired metaphor for the cultural colonization of Africa. The overall impression is that of a colorful, pop art-inspired textile mural. It encompasses a symbolic mixing of European and African cultures, reflected through the integration of more elegant, typically European evening fabrics with the more traditional everyday pattern work worn by many African cultures. Texture and an overall sculptural rhythm round the work at the same time symbolizing the ebb and flow of the overall global cultural process, further reinforced by the overall pop-cultural inspiration of the work.

Is it the artists' creativity, the colors, the images, the messaging, or a combination of it all that draws us to an artist and their work? Check out each of these amazing galleries, artists, and curators — you'll definitely want to see what's happening when some of them do live demonstrations:

• Jumper Maybach, Jumper Maybach Fine Art, Booth 612
• Fazzino Art, Fazzino Animations, Booth 207
• Jackie Fuchs, Studio Jackie is Art Love Gallery, Booth 208
• Kris and Angela Gebhardt, Gebhardt Gallery, Booth 401
• Jeremiah Heller, End to End Gallery, Booth 111
• Derwin Leiva, Derwin Leiva Gallery, Booth 101
• Suzka Renssen, Renssen Gallery, Booth 400
• Andre Croteau, K-Art Projects USA, Booth 200
• Mickaela Kuechenhoff, ArtNWordz, Booth 700

Enjoy cool jazz tracks with a little funk from Miami's DJ Joey Paradis while experiencing the excitement of Red Dot Miami's amazing art and events.

Step into the spotlight, and create a memory you'll never forget. Take your picture in front of the Red Dot Miami backdrop.

We're shining the Spotlight on a curated group of exhibitors that we think are doing some cutting edge work. Check out them out: Artio Gallery (Booth 216), Dong Yang Gallery (Booth 511), Jen Tough Gallery (Booth 418), and Natalia Fedner Studio (Booth 318). Which one has your next collection piece?

Look for the Discoveries Collection labels throughout the show. Red Dot's Curatorial Team has selected a group of their favorite discoveries—each one a great option at $3,000 or less. Of course, there are thousands of affordable pieces of world-class art and on-trend, highly collectible works from across the U.S. and around the world at the fair. Are our Discoveries your favorites, too? It's a treasure hunt as you walk the show to find each one.

Take your photos with the baby elephants created by Katy Perry, Khloe Kardashian, and Brandon Thomas! The Elephant Parade is an international organization showcasing the world’s largest exhibition of hand-painted elephant statues seen by millions of people at public venues in over 20 countries. Created by artists, public figures, and celebrities, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique work of art. Elephant Parade raises awareness for the endangered Asian elephant and encourages conservation efforts.

The African Spirit, by artist and designer Andre Croteau, is a pop art-inspired metaphor for the cultural colonization of Africa. The overall impression is that of a colorful, pop art-inspired textile mural. It encompasses a symbolic mixing of European and African cultures, reflected through the integration of more elegant, typically European evening fabrics with the more traditional everyday pattern work worn by many African cultures. Texture and an overall sculptural rhythm round the work at the same time symbolizing the ebb and flow of the overall global cultural process, further reinforced by the overall pop-cultural inspiration of the work.

Is it the artists' creativity, the colors, the images, the messaging, or a combination of it all that draws us to an artist and their work? Check out each of these amazing galleries, artists, and curators — you'll definitely want to see what's happening when some of them do live demonstrations:

• Jumper Maybach, Jumper Maybach Fine Art, Booth 612
• Fazzino Art, Fazzino Animations, Booth 207
• Jackie Fuchs, Studio Jackie is Art Love Gallery, Booth 208
• Kris and Angela Gebhardt, Gebhardt Gallery, Booth 401
• Jeremiah Heller, End to End Gallery, Booth 111
• Derwin Leiva, Derwin Leiva Gallery, Booth 101
• Suzka Renssen, Renssen Gallery, Booth 400
• Andre Croteau, K-Art Projects USA, Booth 200
• Mickaela Kuechenhoff, ArtNWordz, Booth 700

Enjoy cool jazz tracks with a little funk from Miami's DJ Joey Paradis while experiencing the excitement of Red Dot Miami's amazing art and events.

Step into the spotlight, and create a memory you'll never forget. Take your picture in front of the Red Dot Miami backdrop.

We're shining the Spotlight on a curated group of exhibitors that we think are doing some cutting edge work. Check out them out: Artio Gallery (Booth 216), Dong Yang Gallery (Booth 511), Jen Tough Gallery (Booth 418), and Natalia Fedner Studio (Booth 318). Which one has your next collection piece?

Look for the Discoveries Collection labels throughout the show. Red Dot's Curatorial Team has selected a group of their favorite discoveries—each one a great option at $3,000 or less. Of course, there are thousands of affordable pieces of world-class art and on-trend, highly collectible works from across the U.S. and around the world at the fair. Are our Discoveries your favorites, too? It's a treasure hunt as you walk the show to find each one.

Take your photos with the baby elephants created by Katy Perry, Khloe Kardashian, and Brandon Thomas! The Elephant Parade is an international organization showcasing the world’s largest exhibition of hand-painted elephant statues seen by millions of people at public venues in over 20 countries. Created by artists, public figures, and celebrities, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique work of art. Elephant Parade raises awareness for the endangered Asian elephant and encourages conservation efforts.

The African Spirit, by artist and designer Andre Croteau, is a pop art-inspired metaphor for the cultural colonization of Africa. The overall impression is that of a colorful, pop art-inspired textile mural. It encompasses a symbolic mixing of European and African cultures, reflected through the integration of more elegant, typically European evening fabrics with the more traditional everyday pattern work worn by many African cultures. Texture and an overall sculptural rhythm round the work at the same time symbolizing the ebb and flow of the overall global cultural process, further reinforced by the overall pop-cultural inspiration of the work.

Is it the artists' creativity, the colors, the images, the messaging, or a combination of it all that draws us to an artist and their work? Check out each of these amazing galleries, artists, and curators — you'll definitely want to see what's happening when some of them do live demonstrations:

• Jumper Maybach, Jumper Maybach Fine Art, Booth 612
• Fazzino Art, Fazzino Animations, Booth 207
• Jackie Fuchs, Studio Jackie is Art Love Gallery, Booth 208
• Kris and Angela Gebhardt, Gebhardt Gallery, Booth 401
• Jeremiah Heller, End to End Gallery, Booth 111
• Derwin Leiva, Derwin Leiva Gallery, Booth 101
• Suzka Renssen, Renssen Gallery, Booth 400
• Andre Croteau, K-Art Projects USA, Booth 200
• Mickaela Kuechenhoff, ArtNWordz, Booth 700

Enjoy cool jazz tracks with a little funk from Miami's DJ Joey Paradis while experiencing the excitement of Red Dot Miami's amazing art and events.

Step into the spotlight, and create a memory you'll never forget. Take your picture in front of the Red Dot Miami backdrop.

We're shining the Spotlight on a curated group of exhibitors that we think are doing some cutting edge work. Check out them out: Artio Gallery (Booth 216), Dong Yang Gallery (Booth 511), Jen Tough Gallery (Booth 418), and Natalia Fedner Studio (Booth 318). Which one has your next collection piece?

Look for the Discoveries Collection labels throughout the show. Red Dot's Curatorial Team has selected a group of their favorite discoveries—each one a great option at $3,000 or less. Of course, there are thousands of affordable pieces of world-class art and on-trend, highly collectible works from across the U.S. and around the world at the fair. Are our Discoveries your favorites, too? It's a treasure hunt as you walk the show to find each one.

Take your photos with the baby elephants created by Katy Perry, Khloe Kardashian, and Brandon Thomas! The Elephant Parade is an international organization showcasing the world’s largest exhibition of hand-painted elephant statues seen by millions of people at public venues in over 20 countries. Created by artists, public figures, and celebrities, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique work of art. Elephant Parade raises awareness for the endangered Asian elephant and encourages conservation efforts.

The African Spirit, by artist and designer Andre Croteau, is a pop art-inspired metaphor for the cultural colonization of Africa. The overall impression is that of a colorful, pop art-inspired textile mural. It encompasses a symbolic mixing of European and African cultures, reflected through the integration of more elegant, typically European evening fabrics with the more traditional everyday pattern work worn by many African cultures. Texture and an overall sculptural rhythm round the work at the same time symbolizing the ebb and flow of the overall global cultural process, further reinforced by the overall pop-cultural inspiration of the work.

Is it the artists' creativity, the colors, the images, the messaging, or a combination of it all that draws us to an artist and their work? Check out each of these amazing galleries, artists, and curators — you'll definitely want to see what's happening when some of them do live demonstrations:

• Jumper Maybach, Jumper Maybach Fine Art, Booth 612
• Fazzino Art, Fazzino Animations, Booth 207
• Jackie Fuchs, Studio Jackie is Art Love Gallery, Booth 208
• Kris and Angela Gebhardt, Gebhardt Gallery, Booth 401
• Jeremiah Heller, End to End Gallery, Booth 111
• Derwin Leiva, Derwin Leiva Gallery, Booth 101
• Suzka Renssen, Renssen Gallery, Booth 400
• Andre Croteau, K-Art Projects USA, Booth 200
• Mickaela Kuechenhoff, ArtNWordz, Booth 700

Enjoy cool jazz tracks with a little funk from Miami's DJ Joey Paradis while experiencing the excitement of Red Dot Miami's amazing art and events.