Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Experience the Mindy Solomon Gallery showcase at Design Miami during Miami Art Week 2025
|
|
|
|
|
|
Saturday, November 29, 2025
Artist Farnaz Harouni's MIAMI MIRAGE at CONTEXT showing with SAB Gallery Booth B23 December 2-7 during Miami Art Week
Showing with SAB Gallery at CONTEXT, Booth B23, December 2-7
Farnaz Harouni is a multidisciplinary Artist, Designer, and Professor whose work celebrates empowerment, authenticity, and the triumph of the human spirit. A top graduate of Otis College of Art and Design, she bridges fine art, couture fashion, and interior design-earning prestigious awards and creating pieces worn and collected by celebrities and tastemakers alike.
For over 17 years, Harouni has also shaped future generations of artists as a dedicated Professor at Otis, where her influence extends far beyond the classroom. Her commitment to community and philanthropy mirrors the generosity and intention embedded in her creative practice.
Based in Los Angeles, Harouni draws inspiration from her global travels, nature, and the richness of cultural diversity-infusing each work with a sense of joy, meaning, and connection that transcends borders.
Farnaz Harouni's work reimagines the human lip as a high-energy canvas, pulsing with the same electricity that fuels Miami's art and music scene. Each piece channels the city's rhythmic nightlife, creative influence, and sun-soaked vibrancy through bold palettes, shimmering textures, and sculptural detail that comes alive.
Her art celebrates lips as both a universal symbol of expression and an iconic object of desire, echoing the way Miami itself speaks through color, sound, and culture. The sparkle, saturation, and kinetic energy within her pieces mirror the eclectic rhythm of the of Miami streets and the immersive sensory experience that defines Art Basel.
"The lips are a universal symbol of the power of self-expression and an iconic object of desire," says Farnaz Harouni.
"In a place as vibrant as Miami—where art, music, and culture collide—I want to magnify that power. My work aims to provoke thought, evoke joy, and celebrate collective beauty through the lens of individual diversity."
Friday, November 28, 2025
Experience Miami Beach-based Abstract Artist Lauren Jane Clancy at Aqua Art Miami December 3-7, 2025 during Miami Art Week
.png)
Miami Beach–based mixed-media abstract artist Lauren Jane Clancy creates from the intersection of pain and rebirth, weaving deeply personal narratives of survival into textured, luminous compositions. Her work embodies resilience, spirituality, and transformation — a visual dialogue between the sacred and the chaotic, the broken and the reborn. The artist will be exhibiting at Aqua Art Miami December 3-7, 2025 in Suite #111 during Art Basel Miami Beach Week. The fair takes place at the Aqua Hotel showcasing fine artworks in the intimate exhibition rooms, which open into the beautiful courtyard of the classic South Beach hotel. Art collectors and aficionados are invited to the VIP Preview on Wednesday, December 3rd from 3-10pm.
Lauren is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and entrepreneur based in Miami Beach. Known for her raw, intuitive mixed media paintings, she works at the intersection of emotion and abstraction, layering texture, color, and language to explore identity, memory, and personal metamorphosis. Her work invites viewers into a deeply human space: one that embraces both vulnerability and vitality. She exhibited at Satellite Art Show during Miami Art Week in 2024, and with SAB Gallery for International Women’s Day 2025 in Wynwood. Lauren has exhibited with Aura Copeland Gallery and ARRAE Gallery and her work was also featured in the March 2025 issue of Art Miami Magazine, along with several other publications this year as well, and she is a proud member of the International Women’s Committee at the Pérez Art Museum Miami. We recently had the pleasure to chat with the artist to learn more about her work, current projects, and upcoming exhibition at Aqua Art Miami during Miami Art Week 2025:
Q – What is the best part about being an artist?
A – The best part about being an artist is the freedom it gives my soul. Painting allows me to exist without filters or edits, to be my most unguarded, untamed self. It’s where the wild soul inside me comes alive, free from the outside world’s judgment or expectations. I’ve always been a bit of both, a social butterfly and a loner. Art speaks to the loner in me, the one who thrives in solitude, who needs silence to listen to the deeper rhythms of life. It’s a freedom that’s hard to describe, one that feels both grounding and infinite. Another part I love is the connection art brings. Through exhibitions and conversations, I meet people who truly feel my work, and that shared understanding reminds me how universal emotion can be.
 |
| Narcissist (2023) Acrylic, newspaper on canvas, 30×40 inches |
Q – Where does your inspiration come from, and how would you describe your work?
A – My inspiration comes from transformation, from the deepest and most painful chapters of my life that have, over time, become my greatest teachers. I’m a Hodgkin lymphoma survivor. I’ve endured narcissistic abuse. And I lost my brother suddenly on Christmas Day, when my twins were just two weeks old, one of them only home from the NICU for a week. Those moments cracked me open in ways I could never have imagined. A lot of my art from the past ten years, my entire recent body of work, is what rose from those ashes. I made art before that, but it came from a different space. These past years have been about alchemizing pain into purpose, and beauty into truth. I’ve also been influenced by the collective energy of our times, the pandemic, the political climate, and the emotional division the world has felt in recent years. Those experiences inspired works that reflect both the personal and the global, the shared human longing for connection and renewal.My art carries that duality: chaos and calm, color and stillness, shadow and transcendence. Each piece is both a mirror and a meditation, an emotional landscape of becoming.
Q – How did you get started as an artist? Tell us about your background, influences, and the path you took to becoming an artist.
A – I feel like I’ve been painting since I was a toddler. My mom always encouraged creativity, she’d give me paint to use in the bathtub when I was little, and my grandmother, who was a wonderful artist, taught me how to paint still lifes. Those early moments, bowls of fruit, flowers, the small details of life, planted a lifelong love for color, form, and feeling. I took art every year until college, then continued painting independently, studying at the Montclair Art Museum at times, and exploring my own style. Art has always been a natural extension of how I process the world. My background in dance and writing shaped that as well, they gave me rhythm, flow, and emotional range. Recently, I published my first children’s book, Namaste ‘N Play: A How-To Adventure for Little Yogis, which merges storytelling with mindfulness.
 |
| Hidden Love (2025) Acrylic, stencil, newspaper, paper, corrugated cardboard, resin, 30×40 inches |
Q – Which artist or artists (past and/or present) do you admire most and why?
A – In my twenties, while living in New York City, I was captivated by Rothko, Pollock, and Basquiat, artists who created from raw emotion and presence. But these days, I find myself most inspired by the everyday artist, the ones who create not for fame or validation, but because they must. Those who turn their inner world into art simply because it’s how they breathe. That’s the kind of authenticity I find sacred.
Q – What is your creative process like, how do you describe how you create one of your masterpieces?
A – My process shifts depending on the moment. Sometimes it’s completely intuitive, I approach a blank canvas with no plan and let energy and emotion lead me. Other times, a vision comes through so clearly I feel compelled to manifest it. I’m always experimenting, with resin, gold leaf, text, and natural materials, searching for textures that carry feeling. I don’t chase perfection; I chase truth. While I understand the desire for cohesion in a collection, I never want to lose the raw, unfiltered essence of creation. For me, the cohesion is the emotion, the alchemy that ties it all together.
Q – What is your favorite piece you created and why?
A – Hidden Love will always hold a special place in my heart. It’s bold, layered, and full of secrets, a mix of magazine fragments, lettering, and paint that feels both vulnerable and powerful. It took me longer than almost any other piece, and I can feel its energy every time I look at it. I also love Relic, which is the opposite, neutral, wabi-sabi, and serene. It draws me in like a meditation; there’s something ancient and timeless about it, as if it carries its own soul.
Q – Can you tell us about your upcoming show at Aqua Art Miami during Miami Art Week — any new works that you’ll be unveiling?
A – Yes, I’ll be debuting my new series, Codex: The Alchemy of Transcendence, at Aqua Art Miami this year. The term codex refers to ancient sacred texts, and this series explores the sacred “texts” written within us, the stories, lessons, and energies we’ve carried, shed, and transmuted over time. The alchemy itself is the cohesion. Each piece may look different, some raw, some serene, some luminous, but together they tell one story of transformation. The series brings forth everything I’ve alchemized in my own life: loss, healing, rebirth, and the reclamation of light. Much of my earlier work processed trauma; this body of work comes from a higher vibration, from peace, acceptance, and awe. It’s about the beauty of what remains after everything unnecessary has burned away. On a deeper level, I hope my work inspires others to take leaps, to share their own art, to start the business they’ve been dreaming about, or to overcome whatever fear or self-doubt is holding them back. So much of my own journey has been about transcending resistance, and I hope my art helps bridge others through that same threshold. Spiritually, my newer work feels almost shamanic, as if each piece carries its own blessing. My intention is that whoever lives with my work can feel that energy, that it uplifts the space, radiates healing, and holds the vibration of transformation.
 |
| Shattered Illusions (2024) Acrylic, ink, oil pastel, resin powder, newspaper, mirror, other mixed media, 30×40 inches |
Art collectors and aficionados are invited to experience mixed-media abstract artist Lauren Jane Clancy’s art showcase at Aqua Art Miami December 3-7, 2025 in Suite #111 during Art Basel Miami Beach Week. Guests will enjoy a VIP Preview on Wednesday, December 3rd from 3-10pm. Learn more about this fascinating artist, her upcoming events and shows; visit the artist’s website and peruse her available artworks for sale at: www.underoneart.com. Email the artist to inquire about original works of art, commissioned art pieces, and general inquiries: underoneart@gmail.com
Follow Lauren Jane Clancy on Instagram @laurenjaneclancyart
Experience Maddox Gallery of London, Booth AM225 at Art Miami during Art Basel Miami Beach Week December 2-7, 2025
 |
| Will Martyr, "We Are Never Far Away", 2025, Acrylic on canvas, |
Experience Maddox Gallery, London, Booth AM225 at Art Miami during Art Basel Miami Beach Week December 2-7, 2025. Experience the 35th edition of Art Miami, Miami's original and longest running contemporary and modern art fair, and sister fair CONTEXT Art Miami at One Herald Plaza in downtown Miami from Tuesday, Dec. 2, to Sunday, Dec. 7. The Fairs will feature invitation-only Platinum VIP Preview hours on Tuesday, Dec. 2, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., followed by VIP access from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m benefiting the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). These exclusive hours provide early access for collectors, art world luminaries, curators, press, and museum professionals from around the globe.
Thursday, November 27, 2025
Icelandic Artist Hendrikka Waage Debuts New Works with Artio Gallery at Red Dot Miami December 3-7, 2025
Known for her bold color palettes, layered textures, and symbolic visual language, Waage brings to Miami a distinctive artistic voice shaped by a life lived across continents.
London-based contemporary artist Hendrikka Waage will unveil a vibrant new series of paintings at Red Dot Miami 2025, presented by Artio Gallery in Booth #309 from December 3–7, 2025 during Art Basel Miami Beach Week. Known for her bold color palettes, layered textures, and symbolic visual language, Waage brings to Miami a distinctive artistic voice shaped by a life lived across continents. Art lovers and collectors are invited to the Red Dot Miami VIP Collector’s Opening Night Preview on Wednesday, December 3rd from 6 – 9pm at Mana Wynwood in Miami’s iconic Wynwood Art District.
 |
| Artist Hendrikka Waage’s, Centered in the Shift |
After two decades of crafting magnificent jewellery, Hendrikka Waage now creates captivating paintings. Presenting a new selection of artworks at Red Dot Miami 2025, showcasing her vibrant exploration of presence, perception, and resilience in an age defined by constant information flow. Born and raised in Reykjavik, Hendrikka’s artistic vision has been shaped by her experiences living across Japan, the United States, Russia, and the UK. Her multicultural background is reflected in the bold color palettes, layered textures, and symbolic motifs that define her work. Among these motifs is the recurring single ear—a distinctive emblem of selective listening, introspection, and the nuanced nature of human attention.
 |
| Artist Hendrikka Waage. Photo by: Asta Kristjans |
 |
| Artist Hendrikka Waage’s, Calm |
Art collectors and aficionados are cordially invited to experience Hendrikka Waage’s art exhibition at Red Dot Miami presented by Artio Gallery Booth #309 December 3 – 7, 2025, with an VIP Collector’s Opening Night Preview on Wednesday, December 3rd from 6 – 9pm at Mana Wynwood, located at 2217 NW 5th Avenue @ NW 22nd Street in Miami, Florida 33127.
For further information visit: www.hendrikkawaage.com
Follow Hendrikka Waage on Instagram @hendrikkawaagearts
IMAGE: Artist Hendrikka Waage’s, Centered in the Shift
Monday, November 24, 2025
Faena Art Celebrates a Decade in Miami Beach with artist Es Devlin’s Illuminated during Miami Art Week 2025
 |
| Drawing Courtesy of Es Devlin |
MIAMI ART WEEK 2025
Faena Art Celebrates a Decade in Miami Beach with artist Es Devlin’s Illuminated
Presented by Chase Sapphire Reserve®
Es Devlin’s 50-foot revolving library and luminous reading room transform Faena Beach and the Faena Cathedral during Miami Art Week.
Es Devlin’s luminous installations will transform the Faena District into a temporary society gathered in reading, reflection, and encounter. Spanning the Faena Beach, Cathedral, and Project Room.
This event is free & open to the public | RSVP HERE.
Presented by
LIBRARY OF US
a monumental kinetic sculpture on Faena Beach
READING ROOM
a site-specific installation inside Faena Cathedral
TRACING TIME
drawings and paintings on glass, paper and TVs in the Faena Project Room
Ray-Ban Meta powers these Es Devlin’s interactive public art experiences through live translation technology, enabling visitors to translate text within the installation and making it accessible to a global audience. Additionally, Ray-Ban Meta Display White Glove Demos offer guided, on-site experiences led by brand ambassadors, who walk visitors through the smart eyewear’s features and create moments of meaningful engagement.
Miami Art Week VIP Director’s Brunch At NSU Art Museum
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Sunday, November 23, 2025
Studio Hue 53 presents Peter Jooren: A Vision Preserved, an Archival Exhibition from the Jooren Studio Collection on view during Miami Art Week December 4-6, 2025
.jpg) |
| Peter Jooren, Lady, Horse, Jaguar, 1991 |
Bringing together decades of paintings and drawings, A Vision Preserved reveals the depth and evolution of Jooren’s artistic language — from expressive portraiture and surreal dreamscapes to luminous landscapes that bridge the real and the imagined. His works reflect a mastery of technique rooted in European tradition, yet unbound by convention, embodying an artist ever in pursuit of visual truth and emotional resonance.
 |
| Peter Jooren, Dutch Farmer & Cow, 1995 |
Born in the Netherlands, Jooren studied at the Art Academy in Rotterdam during the mid-1960s, drawing early influence from Dutch masters such as Israëls and Maris. Over the years, his practice expanded to embrace surrealism, sci-fi landscapes, still life, and impressionistic portraiture — a testament to a restless creative spirit. His travels deeply informed his later works, infusing them with cultural depth and global perspective.
 |
| Jooren Studio |
After his passing in 2016, his family established Jooren Studio to preserve his artistic vision through meticulous archiving, curated exhibitions, and limited-edition fine art prints. Today, their commitment ensures that Peter Jooren’s legacy remains vibrant, continuing to inspire new audiences and generations of artists.
During Art Basel Miami 2025, Peter Jooren: A Vision Preserved becomes not just an exhibition, but an immersive journey through legacy and mindfulness. The program unfolds across three days at Studio Hue 53, founded by Angela Portillo, a creative hub known for fostering community, collaboration, and artistic dialogue.
EVENT SCHEDULE
● Opening Reception | Thursday, Dec. 4 | 6–9 PM
Join for a special evening with a Legacy Talk and an exclusive print offering available at a special collector’s rate for this evening only.
● Afternoon at the Gallery | Friday, Dec. 5 | 12–3 PM
A serene daytime experience for visitors seeking a quiet, reflective encounter with the work.
● Collector & Community Night | Friday, Dec. 5 | 6–10 PM
Featuring guided walkthroughs at 7 PM and 9 PM — an intimate opportunity to explore the collection with curatorial insight.
● Mindful Art Experience & Printmaking | Saturday, Dec. 6 | 9–11 AM
Discover art as meditation through a guided, mindful art walk through the exhibition, and a hands-on printmaking session using the original blocks carved by Peter Jooren himself. No experience is required — only openness and curiosity. PURCHASE TICKETS / RSVP HERE.
● Closing Reception | Saturday, Dec. 6 | 6–10 PM
An evening of reflection, connection, and celebration honoring the artist’s enduring influence.
EVENT SCHEDULE
● Opening Reception | Thursday, Dec. 4 | 6–9 PM
Join for a special evening with a Legacy Talk and an exclusive print offering available at a special collector’s rate for this evening only.
● Afternoon at the Gallery | Friday, Dec. 5 | 12–3 PM
A serene daytime experience for visitors seeking a quiet, reflective encounter with the work.
● Collector & Community Night | Friday, Dec. 5 | 6–10 PM
Featuring guided walkthroughs at 7 PM and 9 PM — an intimate opportunity to explore the collection with curatorial insight.
● Mindful Art Experience & Printmaking | Saturday, Dec. 6 | 9–11 AM
Discover art as meditation through a guided, mindful art walk through the exhibition, and a hands-on printmaking session using the original blocks carved by Peter Jooren himself. No experience is required — only openness and curiosity. PURCHASE TICKETS / RSVP HERE.
● Closing Reception | Saturday, Dec. 6 | 6–10 PM
An evening of reflection, connection, and celebration honoring the artist’s enduring influence.
 |
| Peter Jooren, Bus Stop, 1995 |
Art lovers and collectors are invited to experience Peter Jooren: A Vision Preserved, a rare archival exhibition from the Jooren Studio Collection during Art Basel Miami Beach Week, on view December 4–6, 2025 at Studio Hue 53 — located at 53 Curtiss Parkway in Miami Springs, Florida 33166. The exhibition includes an exciting line-up of events throughout the week, such as a printmaking workshop, art talks, guided walkthroughs, and a closing reception. For press, event information, or general inquiries, please email Jooren Studio Collection:
For further information visit: www.joorenstudio.com
Follow Peter Jooren Studio on Instagram @peter_jooren_artwork
Saturday, November 22, 2025
Sunny Isles Beach Presents Art Uncorked with an Exhibition for Miami Art Week Featuring Espace Meyer Zafra and Mylene Costa
The City of Sunny Isles Beach proudly announces the return of its recurring art series, Art Uncorked, with a captivating exhibition during Miami Art Week. This event, presented in partnership with the acclaimed Paris-based gallery Espace Meyer Zafra and Sunny Isles Beach based artist Mylene Costa, will run from December 1 to December 16, 2025, at the Sunny Isles Beach Government Center.
 |
| Nadir Solar Size: 45 × 17 cm Year: 2025 Technique: automotive resin pearl graphite finish Photos by: Raul C. N. Neto (N.F.S.N.) |
Founded in 2000 by Liliane Zafrani in the historic Marais district of Paris, Espace Meyer Zafra is renowned for its focus on innovative and boundary-pushing art. The gallery has worked closely with an international roster of distinguished artists over the last two decades, representing talents such as Yaacov Agam, Marina Apollonio, Ennio L. Chiggio, and Piotr Kowalski, among many others.
 |
| Cripta 4444 Size: 69 × 20 cm Year: 2025 Technique: automotive resin high-gloss metallic green finish Photos by: Raul C. N. Neto (N.F.S.N.) |
This exhibition will feature a diverse selection of contemporary works from a group of the gallery's prominent artists, including:
1. Manuel Mérida
2. Carlos Cruz-Diez
3. Yaacov Agam
4. Francisco Salazar
5. Piotr Kowalski
6. Richard Schur
7. João Carlos Galvão
8. David Rodriguez Caballero
9. Rene Ugarte
10. Jean-Claude Reussner
This year’s exhibition will also feature the work of Brazilian sculptor and Sunny Isles Beach based artist Mylene Costa, whose work stands out for its feminine power, formal elegance, and refined aesthetic sensitivity. Recognized internationally for her unique artistic signature, Costa has exhibited in cultural centers across Europe and Latin America, gaining increasing visibility in major contemporary art shows and attracting the attention of critics, curators, and collectors alike.
 |
Sara 11:11 Size: 76 × 20 cm Year: 2025 Technique: automotive resin with pearlescent finish Photos by: Raul C. N. Neto (N.F.S.N.) |
The City will also host a special reception event titled “The Shape of Art: A Live Curation” on December 3 from 6 – 8 p.m. at the Sunny Isles Beach Government Center featuring champagne, hors d’oeuvres, and the opportunity to hear from gallerist Liliane Zafrani and artist Mylene Costa.
Exhibition Hours:
The exhibition will be open to the public from December 1 – 16 with the following hours:
• Monday – Friday, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. and 6 – 8 p.m.
• Saturday & Sunday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Location:
The Sunny Isles Beach Government Center is located at 18070 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach,
FL 33160.
Join us in Sunny Isles Beach for this exciting exhibition, where international contemporary art converges with the vibrant atmosphere of Miami Art Week. For more information, please contact sibmedia@sibfl.net.
 |
| Rubra Size: 54 × 17 cm Year: 2025 Technique: pigmented automotive resin Photos by: Raul C. N. Neto (N.F.S.N.) |
About Espace Meyer Zafra: Espace Meyer Zafra has built a legacy as one of Paris' leading art spaces, specializing in post-war and contemporary art. Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century Haussmann building in the Marais, the gallery’s diverse roster includes artists from various countries and backgrounds, all united by a shared commitment to pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
About Mylene Costa: Mylene Costa is a Brazilian sculptor of international recognition, whose work stands out for its feminine power, formal elegance, and refined aesthetic sensitivity. Born in Cuiabá, Brazil, she has built a solid and authentic career, skillfully balancing family life, rural production, and a flourishing artistic journey between Brazil and the United States.
 |
| Nebra 1999 Size: 60 × 40 cm Year: 2025 Technique: resin with automotive finish Photos by: Raul C. N. Neto (N.F.S.N.) |
About Sunny Isles Beach Art Uncorked: Art Uncorked is a recurring art series presented by the City of Sunny Isles Beach, designed to celebrate creativity and inspire conversation through dynamic exhibitions and events. Featuring collaborations with renowned galleries, acclaimed artists, and innovative creators from around the world and within our own community, Art Uncorked offers a platform for diverse artistic expressions.
As an integral part of Sunny Isles Beach’s cultural offerings, Art Uncorked will continue to bring captivating exhibitions to the city well beyond Miami Art Week, fostering an ongoing dialogue between art, community, and inspiration.
About the City of Sunny Isles Beach: Located on a barrier island in northeast Miami-Dade County, the City of Sunny Isles Beach has transformed into a world-class destination over the past two decades. With a population of more than 22,200 residents, the city is known for its cultural diversity and features 11 parks within its 1.78 square miles, including the iconic Newport Fishing Pier. Sunny Isles Beach is also home to the A-rated Norman S. Edelcup/Sunny Isles Beach K-8 School. Learn more at sibfl.gov
PAMM Art Talk: Jorge Pérez, Franklin Sirmans, Aldeide Delgado and Anastasia Samoylova
Tuesday, December 2nd from 11am - 12pm experience an inspiring conversation featuring philanthropist Jorge Pérez; Franklin Sirmans, Sandra and Tony Tamer Director at the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), Aldeide Delgado, founder of the Women Photographers International Archive (WOPHA), and artist Anastasia Samoylova. Don’t miss this dynamic exchange on art, legacy, and community.
Free with museum admission. Admission is $18 for adults and free for members. Space is limited, and seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. RSVP HERE.
Friday, November 14, 2025
Studio Hue 53 presents Peter Jooren: A Vision Preserved, an Archival Exhibition from the Jooren Studio Collection on view during Miami Art Week December 4-6, 2025
Art lovers and collectors are invited to experience Peter Jooren: A Vision Preserved, a rare archival exhibition from the Jooren Studio Collection during Art Basel Miami Beach Week, on view December 4–6, 2025 at Studio Hue 53.
 |
| Peter Jooren, Vintage Red, 2010 |
In celebration of Art Basel Miami Beach Week 2025, Studio Hue 53 proudly presents Peter Jooren: A Vision Preserved, a rare archival exhibition from the Jooren Studio Collection, on view December 4–6, 2025 in Miami. This extraordinary showcase invites viewers to explore the life’s work of Dutch artist Peter Jooren (1944–2016) — a painter whose imagination, emotion, and curiosity continue to resonate far beyond his time. Art collectors and aficionados are cordially invited to experience the Opening Reception on Thursday, December 4th from 6 – 9pm with a Legacy Talk featuring the first limited-edition release of archival prints offered at an exclusive collectors rate for this evening only. RSVP HERE.
.jpg) |
| Peter Jooren, Lady, Horse, Jaguar, 1991 |
Bringing together decades of paintings and drawings, A Vision Preserved reveals the depth and evolution of Jooren’s artistic language — from expressive portraiture and surreal dreamscapes to luminous landscapes that bridge the real and the imagined. His works reflect a mastery of technique rooted in European tradition, yet unbound by convention, embodying an artist ever in pursuit of visual truth and emotional resonance.
 |
| Peter Jooren, Dutch Farmer & Cow, 1995 |
Born in the Netherlands, Jooren studied at the Art Academy in Rotterdam during the mid-1960s, drawing early influence from Dutch masters such as Israëls and Maris. Over the years, his practice expanded to embrace surrealism, sci-fi landscapes, still life, and impressionistic portraiture — a testament to a restless creative spirit. His travels deeply informed his later works, infusing them with cultural depth and global perspective.
 |
| Jooren Studio |
After his passing in 2016, his family established Jooren Studio to preserve his artistic vision through meticulous archiving, curated exhibitions, and limited-edition fine art prints. Today, their commitment ensures that Peter Jooren’s legacy remains vibrant, continuing to inspire new audiences and generations of artists.
During Art Basel Miami 2025, Peter Jooren: A Vision Preserved becomes not just an exhibition, but an immersive journey through legacy and mindfulness. The program unfolds across three days at Studio Hue 53, founded by Angela Portillo, a creative hub known for fostering community, collaboration, and artistic dialogue.
EVENT SCHEDULE
● Opening Reception | Thursday, Dec. 4 | 6–9 PM
Join for a special evening with a Legacy Talk and an exclusive print offering available at a special collector’s rate for this evening only.
● Afternoon at the Gallery | Friday, Dec. 5 | 12–3 PM
A serene daytime experience for visitors seeking a quiet, reflective encounter with the work.
● Collector & Community Night | Friday, Dec. 5 | 6–10 PM
Featuring guided walkthroughs at 7 PM and 9 PM — an intimate opportunity to explore the collection with curatorial insight.
● Mindful Art Experience & Printmaking | Saturday, Dec. 6 | 9–11 AM
Discover art as meditation through a guided, mindful art walk through the exhibition, and a hands-on printmaking session using the original blocks carved by Peter Jooren himself. No experience is required — only openness and curiosity. PURCHASE TICKETS / RSVP HERE.
● Closing Reception | Saturday, Dec. 6 | 6–10 PM
An evening of reflection, connection, and celebration honoring the artist’s enduring influence.
 |
| Peter Jooren, Bus Stop, 1995 |
Art lovers and collectors are invited to experience Peter Jooren: A Vision Preserved, a rare archival exhibition from the Jooren Studio Collection during Art Basel Miami Beach Week, on view December 4–6, 2025 at Studio Hue 53 — located at 53 Curtiss Parkway in Miami Springs, Florida 33166. The exhibition includes an exciting line-up of events throughout the week, such as a printmaking workshop, art talks, guided walkthroughs, and a closing reception. For press, event information, or general inquiries, please email Jooren Studio Collection: peterjoorenart@gmail.com (or) contact Angela Portillo at Studio Hue 53: hello@studiohue53.com.
For further information visit: www.joorenstudio.com
Follow Peter Jooren Studio on Instagram @peter_jooren_artwork
For further information visit: www.joorenstudio.com
Follow Peter Jooren Studio on Instagram @peter_jooren_artwork
 |
| Peter posing next to one of his oil paintings - Photo taken 1968. |
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)