National works and artists are present in the many parallel events that take over North American beaches
Submitted at Nov 30, 2018, 2:50 PM

Janaina Mello Landini Ciclotrama 122 (wind), 2018 15m of blue nylon rope, diameter 24mm, over boat sail and stainless steel mooring cleat, 120 x 180 cm. (Reprodução)
Anyone who thinks there is no Brazilian representation at Miami Art Week 2018 could not be more mistaken. Even though the galleries are not on the lists of the main exhibitions, national works and artists are present at the many parallel events that take over the North American beaches. Check out some of them of them below!
Founded in 2010 by Jaime Portas Vilaseca, the gallery is located in the Botafogo neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro and represents 16 Brazilian artists who work with contemporary art. The institution's goal is to value and promote new names and encourage the international projection of the works produced. . Anyone in Miami can check out the pieces at UNTITLED, ART.
Founded in Curitiba in 1984 by architect Waldir Simões de Assis Filho, the gallery focuses on modern and contemporary art. In addition to exhibitions held in its spaces, it develops projects in partnership with museums, collaborating in the organization and curation of exhibitions of the artists represented. The institution will bring to the Miami Beach Convention Center a selection of great names in Brazilian art, such as Sergio Camargo, Lygia Clark and Hélio Oiticica.
The High Line Bar will bring São Paulo artist Fabio Polesi to Art Basel Miami 2018. He will present his ceramic pieces to the international public in the "High Line Truck Gallery", a type of box truck that will circulate through the neighborhoods of Wynwood and Miami Beach. , throughout the week. Fabio is known for his paintings and ceramics of dogs and is currently investing in Street Art and the "Heart" project, a series of works based on the shape of a heart. For Miami, he created ten exclusive ceramic pieces to circulate around the neighborhoods, as well as other works, projects and activations.