Tag: Art Basel

Art Basel 2019 Returns to Miami Beach This December

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Art Basel, the international art fair that sells the works of established and emerging artists, kicks off in Miami on December 3rd at the Miami Beach Convention Center. For the American show, top galleries from North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia show significant work from the masters of Modern and contemporary art, as well as the new generation of emerging stars. Paintings, sculptures, installations, photographs, films, and editioned works of the highest quality are on display in the main exhibition hall.

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elrow Indoor Festival Announces NYC Date

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One of the biggest indoor festivals for 2019, elrow, just announced that it will continue its New York residency in 2019 and announces the festival will take place on February 23 at Avant Gardner. Excitingly enough, this winter fiesta, elrow expands into 2 rooms, with over 10 hours of music, featuring more artists. Continue Reading →

Designer Daniel Chimowitz’s Announces First-Ever Museum Show To Debut at Art Basel Miami

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This year at Art Basel Miami Beach this year at the Jewish Museum of Florida (FIU) Daniel Chimowitz, will display “Walking Canvases” which is THE first-ever museum show by the internationally renowned artist and fashion designer. Continue Reading →

Vezt Music App and the Style Artist Lounge at Art Basel

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Since the early 1900s, when music recording began, there has been a struggle on the cut of royalties between artists, right buyers and record labels. A great example of this is in 1981 when Tom Petty went head-to-head with MCA again in 1981 when the label pushed to sell his next album, “Hard Promises,” for $9.98 a piece which was full dollar more than the norm back then. Petty refused to release the record, stating that he wanted to keep costs down for his fans. He eventually won the battle but what a huge waste of time and energy. I am told till this day some artists still fall victim to a smaller cut of the royalties for their own work. Isn’t there a better way to make this all an easier process for both artist and right buyers?

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