Monday, November 30, 2015
Pulse VIP Miami, Dec,1-5, see all details
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X Contemporary Art Fair, Dec2 4-8PM
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Le Gall’s “Glass Calendar” Sculptures and Limited-Edition Signature Coffret to Enhance Ruinart’s Legendary Blanc de Blancs for US Debut at Art Basel in Miami Beach
All images courtesy of Ruinart
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Ruinart Champagne Presents 2015 Collaboration with French Artist Hubert le Gall
Le Gall’s “Glass Calendar” Sculptures and Limited-Edition Signature Coffret to Enhance Ruinart’s Legendary Blanc de Blancs for US Debut at Art Basel in Miami Beach
— Maison Ruinart, the world’s first established Champagne House, presents their newest creative collaboration with French artist Hubert le Gall at Art Basel in Miami Beach, December 2 – 6. Providing a visual narrative both original and fantastical, le Gall expresses all the luminosity and the lightness of the Ruinart Blanc de Blancs through twelve sculptural works fabricated in Venice’s inimitable Murano glass. Each work le Gall has created for this collaborative effort reflects and represents a moment in time, a month for each work on a “glass calendar”— a year-long journey through Ruinart’s legendary Reims vineyard and its harvest. The collaboration continues Ruinart’s longstanding and ongoing relationship with the arts, and its commitment to commissioning artist works over the centuries, from such luminaries as Maarten Baas, India Mahdavi, Alphonse Mucha, Gideon Rubin, Patricia Urquiola, Piet Hein Eek, and Georgia Russell. For these contemporary artists, Ruinart has been a source of limitless inspiration. Its history, creativity, and worldwide reputation, as well as its constant search for perfection, make it a favored subject, whatever the mode of expression.
During Hubert le Gall’s first visit to the Sillery vineyard at the home of Ruinart, he felt that the origin of the magical radiance of Ruinart champagne stems from the year-round forces of nature. Within these sculptures, le Gall represents the passage of time in Ruinart’s now legendary Champagne locale using both vine and grape as symbols of the cycle of life. When Hubert considered glass for expressing his vision, the studios of Murano’s master glassmakers immediately seemed the obvious place for him to work—their histories as deeply rooted in tradition as Ruinart’s.
Art Basel in Miami Beach 2015 also represents the U.S. debut of le Gall’s limited-edition Ruinart coffret design—a singular vision of another tradition: the perennial design element encasing Ruinart’s renowned Blanc de Blancs bottle. On it, le Gall’s flowing stylized lines are also emblematic of time; interrupted only when the box is opened. This rare limited-edition display case will be showcased alongside le Gall’s “glass calendar” sculpture installation in the VIP/Collectors Lounge at Art Basel in Miami Beach from December 2–6—where Ruinart is the official champagne sponsor—and will be available only through select retailers in an editioned number of 2,800.
Prior to Art Basel in Miami Beach, works in le Gall’s Ruinart collaboration were on view at Art Basel in Basel, Art Basel in Hong Kong, MIART in Milan, Art Brussels, the Venice Biennale, Gallery Weekend in Berlin, and Masterpiece London.
About Hubert le Gall
Hubert le Gall was born in Lyon, France, in 1961, and moved to Paris in 1983. Five years later he began to exercise his creative talents by designing functional and poetic pieces of furniture imbued with fantasy and humor, as well as working as a designer for numerous national and international exhibitions. Le Gall is represented by galleries all over Europe, the United States, and Asia, and his creations can be found in both private homes and museums. Le Gall currently works in Paris’s storied Montmartre neighborhood, famous for its history as an artist residence for centuries.
About Ruinart
The House of Ruinart was founded during the Enlightenment, in 1729, by Dom Thierry Ruinart—a Benedictine monk who foresaw the promising future of “the wine with bubbles.” Ruinart remains devoted to the tradition of a limited production of champagne with uncompromised quality, and appreciates that essential ingredients are the key to the creation of exceptional Champagnes—harvesting only the finest Chardonnay grapes with a high concentration of Premiers Crus. Contained in iconic, transparent bottles inspired by the very first champagne bottles created in the 18th century, Ruinart champagne is stored in former Gallo-Roman chalk quarries that became French Historical Landmarks in 1931, and that were most recently added to the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage Site list. These crayères offer the triple benefit of a constantly stable temperature, a complete absence of vibration, and a perfect humidity level, providing ideal conditions for the aging of Ruinart wines and the golden thread of the Ruinart taste: fresh, luminous, and elegant. Dom Ruinart’s vision and heritage of excellence have been passed down through the generations as Ruinart’s core values. Ruinart also remains a committed partner of the arts around the world and the official champagne of more than thirty global Art Fairs worldwide.
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About Art Basel
Art Basel stages the world's premier art shows for Modern and contemporary works, sited in Basel, Miami Beach and Hong Kong. Defined by its host city and region, each show is unique, which is reflected in its participating galleries, artworks presented, and the content of parallel programming produced in collaboration with local institutions for each edition. In addition to ambitious stands featuring leading galleries from around the world, each show's exhibition sectors spotlight the latest developments in the visual arts, offering visitors new ideas, new inspiration and new contacts in the art world.
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Discover more on Hubert Le Gall and his interpretation of Blanc de Blancs on www.ruinart.com/hubertlegall
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Untitled, Miami Beach, 2015 announces Wheels Up as Official Sponsor
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Miami Project and Art on Paper Miami open this Tuesday, December 1st at The Deauville Beach Resort in the heart of Miami Beach.
Miami Project and Art on Paper Miami open this Tuesday, December 1st at The Deauville Beach Resort in the heart of Miami Beach. Supported by the two fairs is SATELLITE, an alternative program of installations, music, and special projects happening within The Deauville and in several unorthodox venues throughout the neighborhood. The SATELLITE Music Program, curated by Trans-Pecos, is open to all Miami Project & Art on Paper VIP Pass and Fair Pass Holders.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2
 James Chance | THE BANDSHELL | 7275 COLLINS AVENUE GIVE8 Epic film concert series // Presented by CREEM | 6:00 - 10:00PM Featuring Oyinda, Tesha and Jr.Hi- launching give8.org THE DEAUVILLE | 6701 COLLINS AVENUE The Pool @ The Deauville Trans-Pecos DJ Set | 5:00 PM The Jazz Club VIP Lounge Jeanann Dara • Don Devore/M. Beharie/Diamond Terrifier • James Chance • Drooids • Peter Fonda • R Gamble • L. Sangre • Shredder | 8:00 PM
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Sunday, November 8, 2015
Scope Miami 2015
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Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Fine Art Magazine 40th Anniversary Party Nov 9th / RSVP
Hope to see all of you there RSVP and let us know how many are coming with you.
#Fineartmagazine
Madelyn Jordon Fine Art : THE SPACE BETWEEN, a solo exhibition of paintings by Manhattan based artist, Diane Green.
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This Friday!
DIANE GREEN: THE SPACE BETWEEN
Opening Reception Nov. 6, 6-8 pm
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Also note below information on an upcoming Q & A with the artist
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| Madelyn Jordon Fine Art is pleased to announce THE SPACE BETWEEN, a solo exhibition of paintings by Manhattan based artist, Diane Green. The solo exhibition highlights Green's most recent paintings from 2010-2015. THE SPACE BETWEEN will be the artists' first solo exhibition in New York in fifteen years. The opening reception will take place on Friday Nov. 6, from 6-8 PM #fineartmagazine |
Unite A , Art Walk Nov 6 th
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GHOSTBIRD THEATRE COMPANY AT UNIT A BEGINNING ON ART WALKNOVEMBER 6TH
A ticket will be required to enter.
For more information and tickets go to: http://www.
To watch the season trailer click on: https://vimeo.com/
Antigonick, Anne Carson's remarkable translation/adaptation of Sophocles' canonical Antigone, is among the first representations of truth speaking to power. Antigone seeks to give a brother a proper burial, but King Kreon has declared him a traitor, unfit for such recognition. Love, duty, and civil order are all at stake here, and everyone is right. As Anne Carson writes, Antigone wants us to listen to the sound "of what happens when everything normal, musical, careful, conventional or pious is taken away." Brittney Brady's direction will use the whole of Marcus Jansen's remarkable studio/warehouse, and the audience will become citizens of Thebes, guided by the Chorus, in this play of witnessing.
While we have seating throughout the studio, this will be an ambulatory experience for our audience. We recommend that you wear sensible shoes, as your stay in Kreon's house will involve walking. Photography of any kind is not permitted in Kreon's house.
Nov. 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21 at 8:00 p.m.
Doors Open at 7:30 p.m.
Unit A Studio
1922 Evans Ave.
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Directed by Brittney Brady
Stella Zuri as Antigone
Rob Donnelly as Kreon
Katelyn Gravel as Ismene
Jake Eveker as Haimon
Hanny Zuniga as The Chorus
Megan Shindler as Eurydike
Jim Brock as Teiresias
Isaac Espinosa as The Guard
Lydia Frantz as Spirit
Musicians
Philip Heubeck
Drew GogginStage
Managers
Nicole Oldja
Garrett Mcleod
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COOPER COLE will be at NADA Miami Beach, Miami, USA December 3 – December 5, 2015
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ARTIST AND GALLERY NEWS
BJORN COPELAND
Recent solo exhibition at Various Small Fires, Los Angeles, USA   
OWEN KYDD
Finalist for the Aimia | AGO Photography Prize, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Canada September 9, 2015 - January 3, 2016  
ANDREA PINHEIRO
Inclusion in Camera Atomica, curated by John O'Brian at The Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Canada July 8 - November 15, 2015 
LAUREN LULOFF
Recent solo exhibition at Annarumma Gallery, Naples, Italy 
VANESSA MALTESE
Commission for RBC Water Park Place, Toronto, Canada subject to change, 2015, Powder coated aluminum, 96" x 234", 243.84cm x 594.36cm 
JENINE MARSH
Upcoming solo exhibition at Lulu, Mexico City, Mexico November 28, 2015 – January 31, 2016 Inclusion in Mrs. Benway at Fourteen30, Portland, USA September 19 – Novemer 15, 2015 
RYAN WALLACE
Upcoming exhibition at Gerhard Hofland, Amsterdam, Netherlands November 14, 2015 – January 30, 2016 Recent solo exhibition at Romer Young, San Francisco, USA 
NADA MIAMI BEACH
COOPER COLE will be at NADA Miami Beach, Miami, USA December 3 – December 5, 2015 Exhibiting works by Bjorn Copeland, Sara Cwynar, and Jesse Harris. |
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