Art Fairs in Miami 7.-12.

Challenging passive viewing, Scope Miami continues to redefine what an art fair is with an artist-designed 40,000 square-foot pavilion, located in Roberto Clemente Park, the heart of Miami’s Wynwood Art District.

Just blocks from the Rubell Family Art Collection, the Margulies Collection, and Miami’s leading galleries, Scope Miami’s 90 international exhibitors will uphold Scope’s unique tradition of one person and thematic group shows presented alongside museum-quality programming, collector tours, screenings and special events.

Scope programming will also be featured throughout Miami, including the Townhouse Hotel. Perfectly located in South Beach, and around the corner from ArtBasel/Miami, the TownHouse will be the networking-hub and daily host for VIPs, as well as a place to relax, meet, and travel to Scope Miami’s new monumental site in the Wynwood Art District. Scope’s continued mission is to turn viewers into users. Founded in 2002, Scope gives a view of the contemporary art world available nowhere else. Scope international art fairs present up-and-coming dealers, curators, and artists, alongside museum quality programming.

Last week of the Liverpool and the Busan Biennial!

The contemporary art exhibition at the third Busan Biennale is "A Tale of Two Cities: Busan-Seoul / Seoul-Busan," organized by independent curator Manu D. Park and sited at the Busan Museum of Modern Art, the Busan Yachting Center and the capital region exhibition hall. The biennale's "Sea Art Festival," organized by Germany-based independent curator Byoung-Hak Ry and installed at the South Korean port city's waterfront, includes three shows: "Public Furniture," "Living Furniture" and "Sand Art." The Busan Sculpture Project, with the theme "Homage to the Earth," includes 20 works by artists from 13 countries at APEC Naru Park.
The fourth Liverpool Biennial festival of contemporary visual art, billed as the UK's largest, presents several hundred artists at 40 different locations across the city. Gerardo Mosquera and Manray Hsu are the consultative curators. The biennial also includes the juried "John Moores 24" painting exhibition and the "Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2006" show.

Deutsche Bank Artmag

On the occasion of the show “all in the present must be transformed: Matthew Barney and Joseph Beuys” at the Deutsche Guggenheim their current edition, “Transformations”,is dedicated to artists for whose work transformation and processes of change play a key role.

Read articles about Matthew Barney, Joseph Beuys, Erwin Wurm and Phoebe Washburn as well as interviews with Isa Genzken and Jennie C. Jones.