CAMPUS ART

Stephen Ross, together with IMG, recognized that Miami is a curator of culture for the rest of the country and in some ways the rest of the world. Partnerships with Art Miami and art murals curated through Goldman Global Arts from Wynwood Walls bring world-class art from international artists to the Miami Open.

CRASH – “Risky Business,” 2016

Pablo Picasso – “La Pique en Rouge et Jaune” 1959

Emmanuelle Rybojad – “Bla Bla Bla,” 2018

The Art Open Miami produced by Art Miami will feature modern and contemporary paintings, prints, sculpture and photography art for sale that is reflective of the producer namesake — the world renowned Art Miami fair. The pavilion space is being curated by Art Miami Partner & Director Nick Korniloff and will feature important works of art from the 20th and 21st centuries. Six galleries will present world renowned artists from the Modern, Post War, Pop, Contemporary and Street Art movements. The galleries are Arcature Fine Art (Palm Beach), Ross Kramer Gallery (New York), Ascaso Gallery (Miami and Caracas), Durban Segnini Gallery (Miami), Eternity Gallery (Miami, Paris, Singapore) GGA GALLERY (Miami) and Masterworks Fine Art Gallery (Oakland). The galleries will focus on Latin American contemporary artists like Soto, Cruz Diez, Botero as well as works from Andy Warhol, Sam Francis, Roy Lichtenstein, Pablo Picasso and Frank Stella. The fair will feature specially commissioned art works by renowned street artist Retna and Peter Tunney. All art work in the exhibit is available for acquisition.

Goldman Global Arts is a curation and consulting arts company formed by Jessica Goldman Srebnick and Peter Tunney, created to expand and infuse a creative perspective into highly visible projects with the goal of inspiring others. Goldman Global Arts brings the curatorial and artistic experience of incorporating art into all areas of culture. Goldman Global Arts commissioned two international artists to create murals for the grandstand. Fluke, from Montreal, created the mural along the west side of the grandstand. American artist Tavar Zawacki, who now lives in Germany, created the mural Transitions that is on the east side of the grandstand. This compliments the various pieces of street art already in place throughout Hard Rock Stadium.