Miami Design District Exhibition 2012

Miami Design District Exhibition 2012 from Photographic Museum Of Humanity on Vimeo.

In December we organized a collective exhibition in our Miami Design District gallery, during Art Basel 2012. The show featured a selection of works realized by the photographers of our community that won the Miami Photo Contest (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/miami-contest). More than 1000 people and art lovers passed by in those days, learning about our project and its philosophy. This video tells about the atmosphere, people and moment that caracterized the event.

Hereafter the list of photographers that exhibited in our gallery and a link to their works:

Zoltan Bekefy (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/bekefy/photo/58843)
Anreea Chiru (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/andreeachiru/photo/62170)
Joshua Dudley Greer (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/jdudleygreer/photo/64575)
Nikolaus Gruenwald (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/33-is-gone-fishing/photo/66698)
Esteban Feune de Colombi (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/odradek/photo/58186)
Nicolas Janowski (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/nicolasjanowski/photo/65040)
Leo Liberman (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/leoliberman/photo/64753)
Giacomo Maestri (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/giacomomaestri/photo/650729
Vincent Michael Manalo (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/michaelvmanalo/photo/63794)
Xenia Melnik (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/xeniamelnik/photo/62262)
Myriam Meloni (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/myriammeloni/photo/59047)
Lisa Sorgini (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/lisasorgini/photo/62480)
Piko Tamashiro (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/pikotamashiro/photo/65302)
Gustavo Toro (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/gustavotoro/photo/67302)
Juan Troncoso (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/juantroncoso/photo/59200)
Ignacio Colo (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/nachocolo/photo/57695)
Alejandro Kirchuk (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/alejandrokirchuk/photo/68052)
Matias Altbach (http://www.photographicmuseum.com/matiasaltbach/photo/57741)


Directed by Brian Kazez
Produced by Photographic Museum of Humanity and Pantera Estudio
Music by © Nancy Sinatra

A very special thanks to Felicia Marquez

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Art Basel Miami: Everyone Goes for the Art

Art Basel Miami: Everyone Goes for the Art from Sotheby's Institute of Art on Vimeo.

A three-minute video about the Miami art fairs from Sotheby's Institute of Art.


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Art Miami 2012

Art Miami 2012

Although Art Basel Miami Beach is the famous art fair now and already in its 11th year, another art fair, Art Miami, is the longest-running contemporary art fair in Miami. This year, Art Miami celebrated its 23rd Edition and showcased modern and contemporary art from more than 125 international art galleries. Coinciding with Art Miami is Context, Art Miami's cutting-edge, contemporary art fair that featured a curated group of 50 galleries representing emerging and mid-career artists. In case you missed it, here's a tour of both fairs.

Art Miami / Context Art Miami. December 7, 2012.

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Art Basel Miami Beach 2012: Best Booths

Published on Dec 6, 2012
ARTINFO's Ben Genocchio shows us some of the best booths in Art Basel Miami 2012.


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Eleazar Delgado Multimedia Artist EPK

Born in Oklahoma, raised in Caracas, Venezuela, Eleazar Delgado studied architecture and interior design. It was in Miami where he began his architecture explorations. Graduating at the peak of the deconstruction movement in 1987 from the Universidad Central de Venezuela, his thesis on the Penal Courthouse for Metropolitan Caracas received Honorable Mention. During the 1980's, Delgado fell in the love with Miami's vivid colors and its native surroundings. The radiant sunshine and gleaming colors of the night influenced his choice to paint the story of Miami.

After a successful venture in architecture and interior design, he grew tired of the rigidity of those forms of expression. Architecture is about space. The process is always restrained. Interior design is about other people's psychology. Painting is the creators' own vision. Having always struggled against the methods he was taught, it was time to seek release of from those restrictions. 

Behind the Lights is the multimedia journey through different design disciplines. Architecture, design, and art unite to reveal the innate transparency of the self in art. The work of Eleazar Delgado illuminates portals to expose the beautiful way color and light shape the relationship of Miami's visionaries with the Magic City. In a second of abundant light your vision is impeded, causing you to squint. It is in that second glance that the story is revealed. 

Each subject chosen for this collection was a door to Miami's development and enrichment. The abstract visual relation tells a story, using native symbols of plants, animals, landmarks and those who had the vision to see behind the wilderness. Their enthusiasm and courage inspired this exploration of the people who shaped Miami.

Delgado's work has led him back to his origins, his inner voice. Epic painting was his earliest artistic fascination. The compelling relationship between history and art is often depicted but rarely realized as a story that appeals to all your senses. The journey has come full circle, back to Miami where he applies his research of reading between the lines and seeing behind the lights to present oil paintings as a 3-dimensional story.

Delgado's vibrant and colorful perspective on the visionaries that built Miami, like Henry Flagler and Julia Tuttle have earned him much acclaim, his work also memorializes historical events, such as Billie Holiday's performance at The Lyric in Overtown. His artwork's historical homage and social slant have been featured by The Miami Herald, Plum TV, CNN Español, Social Miami, Miami Magazine, Miami Art Guide, Art Circuits, Ocean Drive, Brickell Magazine and 944 among others.

For more information and to view Eleazar Delgado's art please visit: www.eleazardelgado.com.

Media Contact:
JennyLee Molina | JLPR
jennylee@jl-pr.com | 786.975.9596

Eleazar Delgado Studio
2703 NW 2nd Avenue | Wynwood Arts District | Miami, FL 33127


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SHOAH - HD

SHOAH - HD from Matthew Brown (Matty Brown) on Vimeo.
...going to reflect.

Shot with the naked Canon HV40 and edited with Sony Vegas.

Kenneth Treister is the sculptor/architect of this amazing work of art located in Miami Beach, Florida...Here's a link to his portfolio. http://www.studio32.net/WWW/Portfolio/KennethTreister/index.html

Shot (non-archival footage) and edited by Matthew Brown

Music by John Murphy from the film 'Sunshine'


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Art Public - Art Basel Miami Beach

Art Public from Art Basel on Vimeo.

Art Public presents outdoor sculptures, interventions and performances within an open and public exhibition format at Collins Park. Art Public - Art Basel Miami Beach


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ArtInvasion

"ArtInvasion" with Guillermo Perez from Jenna Montero on Vimeo.

A profile on a local Miami Beach painter, Guillermo Perez. This is one of his live shows at Jazid.

Shot and edited by Jenna Montero

Music: Ali Farka Toure "Savane"


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