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Monday, January 9th, 2012Jen DeNike presents a new performance piece ’Iemanjá’ at Art Public. Ritual life formed the basis of most ancient cultures as a codification of memory and the transmission of cultural values, yet few people today understand the meaning and origins behind most ceremonies. The centre of Jen DeNike’s the performance at Art Public forms a [...]
Gardar Eide Einarsson: Untitled (Apparatus), 2011. Art Public, Art Basel Miami Beach
Wednesday, January 4th, 2012Gardar Eide Einarsson’s spray-painted steel sculpture that was on display within the framework of Art Basel Miami Beach’s Art Public section both relates to prison exercise equipment as well as to the concept of Minimalist sculpture. Placed on the beach near Collins Park, the beach-goers soon realized how to use it, as shown in this [...]
Art Basel Miami Beach 2011: Art Public
Monday, December 12th, 2011The Art Public section of Art Basel Miami Beach presents sculptures, performances and site-specific performances. The 2011 edition was special because it inaugurated a new collaboration with the Bass Museum of Art. This presentation in the public space between the Bass Museum and the Oceanfront with most of the works placed in Collins Park compliments [...]
Glenn Kaino: Levitating the Fair. Art Public, Art Basel Miami Beach
Thursday, December 8th, 2011For the Art Public section of Art Basel Miami Beach, Los Angeles-based artist Glenn Kaino conceived a performance that was meant to take place throughout the duration of the fair. It was planned that hundreds of volunteers helped to lift a 20 x 20 feet sculptural platform invoking the iconic attractions of the 1939 New [...]
A Sermon On Art History by Theaster Gates and The Black Monks of Mississippi / Art Public, Art Basel Miami Beach
Wednesday, December 7th, 2011The Art Public Opening Night of Art Basel Miami Beach featured a special performance by artist Theaster Gates and the Black Monks of Mississippi. With A Sermon On Art History, Theaster Gates and the Black Monks respond to the works of art that are displayed at Collins Park in song and verse. Theaster Gates is [...]
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