What to See and Do at Art Basel Miami Beach
The world famous art festival runs through Dec. 8.
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Your Guide to Miami's Biggest Party - From Dec. 4 through Dec. 8, South Florida is transformed for Art Basel Miami Beach, the annual meeting of the art world’s brightest stars. Aside from offering a venue for aficionados to buy and talk shop about art, it’s the place to be for the lavish parties and celebrity sightings. Not sure where to start? From sights to see to where to eat and party, we got you covered. By Britt Middleton (Photo: Courtesy of MCH Messe Schweiz (Basel) AG/Art Basel)
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Artist Talk: Beyond Post-Black? - Fresh off his exhibition at the New Orleans Museum of Art, artist Rashaad Newsome participates in a forum with Paul Goodwin, independent curator and professor at Chelsea College of Art and Design, confronting the implications of a post-racial society. Check out the free talk Dec. 5 from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. at the Miami Beach Convention Center. (Photo: Courtesy of the New Orleans Museum of Art)
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Wynwood Walls - In 2009, celebrated real estate developer Tony Goldman transformed the rundown warehouse district of Wynwood into a living canvas of contemporary art, providing a venue for world-renowned graffiti and street artists to flex their skills. You’ll want to devote a few hours to browsing these incredible murals. (Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
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Flaunt Magazine's “Affordable Care” Group Show - The “Affordable Care” group show at Mana Wynwood is a mixed bag of mediums including photography, performance art and sculpture. Vanessa Beercroft (frequent collaborator of Kanye West) and photographer David LaChapelle are among the dozen of artists participating in the exhibit, which is free to the public. (Photo: Flaunt Magazine via Instagram)
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Tracey Emin “Angel Without You” - Swing by the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami (770 NE 125th St.) to catch British artist Tracey Emin’s “Angel Without You,” a dreamscape of deeply personal messages scrawled in neon lights and grounded in the tenants of love, loss and longing. (Photo: Courtesy of the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami)
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