Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 reaffirmed its position as a leading global art fair, uniting prominent galleries, collectors, curators, and artists to honor innovative contemporary art. Since its launch in 2002, the fair has been crucial in shaping the global art economy, promoting cultural exchanges, and highlighting both up-and-coming and established artists.

Art Basel’s Meridians section is a dynamic platform dedicated to large-scale projects that push the boundaries of contemporary art. Showcased at Art Basel Miami Beach, Meridians features monumental installations, ambitious sculptures, expansive paintings, and immersive video works that transcend the traditional booth format.

Alcova returns to Miami for the second installment of its sister fair, which is part of the internationally acclaimed Milan-based event. This time, it will be held at the Miami River Inn, the city's oldest hotel, located in the Little Havana neighborhood.

Untitled Art has made its return to the stunning white sands of Miami’s South Beach for its 13th edition. Renowned for its dedication to enhancing the broader art ecosystem, the fair provides an inclusive platform for exploring contemporary art, with an emphasis on collaboration throughout the event.

ICA Miami presents ‘\*sk\*/ey-,’ a significant solo exhibition by artist Marguerite Humeau, featuring newly commissioned sculptures and video installations. This immersive display marks Humeau’s first major institutional showcase in the United States, where she explores form through the abstract narratives of alternative realities.

xplore Ralph Pucci’s brand new 10,000 sq ft showroom and gallery space in Miami’s iconic Wynwood neighbourhood, launching to coincide with the 2023 edition of Miami Art Week.

Launching to coincide with Miami Art Week, Ralph Pucci showcases their ‘In Transitions Miami Film Stills’ exhibition - a display of 35 furniture and lighting pieces throughout their 7,000 sq ft exhibition space in the city’s Wynwood neighbourhood.