Tag: 12/2/26

The Bass Dialogues | Featuring Pedro & Juana 12/2/26

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The Bass Dialogues | Featuring Pedro & Juana
Wednesday, 12/02/2026-, 10:00 am-11:30 am
The Bass Museum of Art
2100 Collins Ave,
Miami Beach, Florida, 33139
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Cost: Free

10 AM Doors open
10:30 AM Talk Starts (45min-1hr)

Complimentary admission with RSVP. Limited capacity based on first-come, first-served.

Moderated by Philippe Vergne, Artistic Director and Chief Curator of The Bass, this conversation welcomes Ana Paula Ruiz Galindo and Mecky Reuss of the Mexico City-based studio Pedro y Juana. From custom furnishings and lush visual environments to the influence of Miami’s subtropical landscape, hear the ideas and inspirations that took root in the studio’s immersive installation at The Bass. Save the date for this closer look at how art, design, and architecture converge to transform space into an experience.

To learn more about Pedro y Juana, visit https://pedroyjuana.com/.

To learn more about The Bass Dialogues, visit https://thebass.org/dialogues/.

CHROMA 2026 – A Miami Art Week Fair for Contemporary Art & Community 12/2/26 – 12/6/26

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CHROMA 2026 – A Miami Art Week Fair for Contemporary Art & Community
Wednesday, 12/02/2026-, 04:00 pm-08:00 pm
Lucid Art Gallery
10 NE 41st Street,
Miami, Florida, 33137
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Cost: Free

Celebrating its fifth annual edition, CHROMA 2026 returns to Lucid Art Gallery in the heart of the Miami Design District during Miami Art Week. Curated by Graciela Montich, the contemporary art fair features 21 emerging and mid-career artists from across the United States and around the world, showcasing paintings, photography, sculptures, mixed media, and functional art. Unlike traditional art fairs, CHROMA offers visitors the opportunity to meet participating artists and curator Graciela Montich in a welcoming gallery setting that encourages conversation, creative exchange, and meaningful connections. Special Miami Art Week activations, live artist demonstrations, and additional exhibition programming will be announced as the event approaches.

Participating Artists: Alexandra Arata, Aleya Chakravarty, Anjali Gulati, Aparneet Mann, Armando Colls, Bernard Ouellette, Carina Adur, Dagmara Weinberg, Graciela Montich (Curator), Heather Lynn, Kevin Fletcher, Maeba Hinrichsen, Nimi Trehan, Olivier Casse, Payal Tak, Robert Frankel, Samantha Chilvers, Shaili Chaudhary, Susan Richman, Sweta Shah, and Tinu Prakash.

CHROMA 2026 – A Miami Art Week Fair for Contemporary Art & Community 12/2/26

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CHROMA 2026 – A Miami Art Week Fair for Contemporary Art & Community
Wednesday, 12/02/2026-, 04:00 pm-07:00 pm
Lucid Design District
10 NE 41st Street,
Miami, Florida, 33137
Website
Cost: FREE

Celebrating its fifth annual edition, CHROMA 2026 returns to Lucid Art Gallery in the heart of the Miami Design District during Miami Art Week and Art Basel Miami Beach. Curated by Graciela Montich, the contemporary art fair features 21 emerging and mid-career artists from across the United States and around the world, presenting paintings, photography, sculptures, mixed media, and functional art.

Unlike traditional art fairs, CHROMA offers an opportunity to meet participating artists and curator Graciela Montich in a welcoming gallery setting that encourages conversation, creative exchange, and meaningful connections. Whether you’re a collector, designer, art enthusiast, or first-time visitor, CHROMA provides an accessible way to experience contemporary art within one of Miami’s premier destinations for art and design.

Special Miami Art Week activations, live artist demonstrations, and additional exhibition programming will be announced as the event approaches.

Participating Artists:
Alexandra Arata, Aleya Chakravarty, Anjali Gulati, Aparneet Mann, Armando Colls, Bernard Ouellette, Carina Adur, Dagmara Weinberg, Graciela Montich, Heather Lynn, Julieta Abdon, Kevin Fletcher, Maeba Hinrichsen, Nimi Trehan, Olivier Casse, Payal Tak, Robert Frankel, Samantha Chilvers, Shaili Chaudhary, Susan Richman, Sweta Shah, and Tinu Prakash.