RED DOT MIAMI 2024 WAS AMAZING!
Fair Highlights
As guests entered the lobby, they were instantly immersed in Sarah Steiber’s vibrant Integration installation, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience. From there, they were drawn to Empress Gin‘s elegant display before venturing into Red Dot’s galleries. End to End, K Art Projects USA, and Artavita galleries exhibited alongside many other returning and new exhibitors. The fair was a true celebration of creativity and global artistic expression.
- Acclaimed artist Tony Pharo kept the End to End Gallery booth jumping with his Unraveled Youth solo show and its interactive activation.
- Artavita’s presentation of Betsy Ashton’s Portraits of Immigrants series, which captivated audiences with its emotional depth.
- Once again Kris and Angela Gebhardt showcased their newest works in the Gebhardt Gallery Booth 401 with Angela’s Celestial as a centerpiece.
- 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:
- Spotlight Award:
- Galerie Helligkeit
- Gato Gordo Gallery
- Hagan Fine Art
- RAG Contemporary
- Stanek Gallery
- Directors’ Award: Gebhardt Gallery, K-Art Projects USA, and End to End Gallery
- Best Booth Design:Â Roberta Schilling Collection and Biscayne Art Collective
- Sculpture Award: Latchezar Contemporary and Thomas Wargin, Qoza Contemporary
- Best New Exhibitor:Â Addo Gallery
- Best International Exhibitor: Re d’Italia Art and Jean Cabral, The Coast Gallery
Top Sales
Featuring a diverse array of artwork—from watercolors to sculpture, mixed media to Street Art, and landscapes to abstracts—the Red Dot five-day art experience captivated collectors eager to enhance their collections. Here are some standout highlights from this year’s exhibitor sales:
- Returning exhibitor Latchezar Contemporary was pleased to place Latchezar’s Nucleus for $39,000, Harp at $28,000, several from his Cubes in Space Collection, in addition to other works sold.
- End to End Gallery hosted Tony Pharo and sold multiple pieces from his Unraveled Youth including I’m Hanging Up My Hate, Running From My Emotions; Cookie Monster & Charlie Brown; Good Job, You Situationally Fell on Your Face; As Time Evolves We Morph into Different People; and Tickle Me; in addition to Peter Anton’s Dark Chocolate Bar at $25,000; Kai’s The Struggle for $45,000; Jeff Koons’ Monkey Train at $29,500; along with multiple other placements.
- Artavita / World Wide Art was busy with sales of Marilyn Maxwell’s Lion Cub, Heinz Marzohl’s Boats in Sunset, Wendy Cohen’s Shapes and Tapes, Herbert Hermans’ Decay 2, Rmoo’s Read the Clouds 5, Marcia Shelly’s Under the Canopy 3, Stephanie Trombotti’s Perspectiva, and Sylivia Bandyke’s Green Suite.
- AGI Fine Art placed Nicholas Shaplyko & Ekaterina Sorokina’s Museum of Modern Renaissance for $12,000 among several others
- BT Gallery was excited to place Gary Rosen’s Red Page Six along with Con$umr’s Cash Spray, Anxiety, and Panda & Bags mixed media pieces, among others.
- As usual ArtNWordZ was busy throughout the fair and sold multiple prints and originals ranging in price from $600 to $6,000, including RBG, Jimmy Hendrix, Butterflies Fly, Waltz World, Flying Off the Page, along with many others.
- Artio Gallery was busy throughout the five days, selling Hendrikka Waage’s Higher Self I & II, Kenny R.K.’s Well Done, Ana Cavagna Martinez’s Boundaries, Henrique Diogo’s The Birth of the Rose, and Paola Montemayor’s Progression and Fine Layers.
- Sarah Steiber returned to Miami with an almost sold out booth, including placing Mirror Mirror, Swapping the Lens, Talk Through the Hand, Infinite Space Between, It Girl, Turning Toward Yourself, plus took commissions and placed several other pieces.
- Soberon Studio placed Eduardo Martinez Soberon’s Tahiti 11, Peace and Love, Grecian Mood, plus several others including pieces of furniture.
- Qoza Gallery featured Thomas Wargin’s sculptures and placed Contraption I for $17,500, plus 3 others.
- First time exhibitor Farano Fine Art featured Justyn Farano’s works and placed Street Dreams LE Artist Proof at $10,000, Into the Record Books for $50,000, and Purple Rain for $3,000.