NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale presents Christo and Jeanne-Claude Surrounded Islands Documentation Exhibition

Premiere Exhibition of New Acquisition: February 23, 2025   NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale is thrilled to announce that it is now “Home to Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Surrounded Islands.” The museum will premiere its first exhibition of this transformative gift from the Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation in February 2025, which includes over 43 preparatory drawings and collages created by Christo, as well as photographs and photo murals, engineering surveys, environmental studies, permits, correspondence, original components such as sections of the pink fabric, scale models and other archival documents that trace the history of this project.   “The Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation is delighted to designate the NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, part of Nova Southeastern University, as the permanent home for the Surrounded Islands documentation exhibition,” said Karin J. Barkhorn, President of Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation. “The museum's dedication to exploring topics that deeply connect with the South Florida community and its commitment to fostering meaningful discussions through scholarly research align with the ethos of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s art. We are particularly excited that the museum will permanently display key sections of this historic exhibition, ensuring that the legacy of Surrounded Islands continues to inspire awe for generations to come.”  Following the passing of the artist duo, Christo V. Javacheff (b. 1935, Gabrovo, Bulgaria; d. 2020 New York, NY) and Jeanne-Claude Denat de Guillebon (b.1935, Casablanca, Morocco; d. 2009, New York, NY), NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale was chosen as guardian of the archive for the definitive landmark installation, Surrounded Islands: Biscayne Bay, Greater Miami, Florida, 1980-83.  Surrounded Islands put Miami on “The Map” in May 1983, not just the art map. Likewise, with this monumental gift NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale will be known world-wide as “The Home of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Surrounded Islands.” This gift places NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale in a league with the Smithsonian American Art Museum which acquired Running Fence, Sonoma and Marin Counties, California, 1972-76, The Documentation Exhibition in 2008, as well as the Centre Pompidou in Paris which owns the documentation exhibition of The Pont Neuf Wrapped, Paris, 1975-85 and the Reichstag Building, Berlin, which houses the Wrapped Reichstag, Berlin, 1995 Documentation Exhibition on permanent display.  “A gift of the magnitude of the Surrounded Islands documentary exhibition to NSU Art Museum is incredibly significant. It marks much more than a gift; it’s an investment in the culture of our community and the future of the Museum,” said Bonnie Clearwater, Director & Chief Curator of NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale. “Surrounded Islands has undoubtedly left an indelible impact on South Florida and the art world by redefining the interaction between art, environment and public space. This contribution further solidifies Fort Lauderdale’s unique cultural offerings and provides an opportunity for visitors to experience the work of Christo and Jeanne-Claude for years to come.”   “This gift, allowing us to bring the Surrounded Islands Documentation Exhibition to NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, will grant NSU students, faculty, and staff, as well as the public a unique opportunity to be part of the creative process that led to this innovative and culturally significant work,” said Dr. George L. Hanbury II, President and CEO of Nova Southeastern University. “Exhibits like this one attract more people of all ages to come in and experience the power of imagination, creativity, and dedication that comes through engaging with works like these. That’s how the NSU Art Museum not only helps to foster a lifelong passion for the arts, but also allows us all to come away with a bit of that artistic passion in ourselves, to enrich whatever else we may choose to do in our own lives.”  “A gift of this caliber brings Fort Lauderdale’s cultural landscape to the next level, further positioning the city as a premier arts destination,” said Dean J. Trantalis, Fort Lauderdale Mayor. “As ‘Home of      Surrounded Islands’ our very own NSU Art Museum in Downtown Fort Lauderdale, will be a draw for art enthusiasts, visitors and our local community to experience our city’s vibrant cultural offerings.” Despite the ephemeral nature of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s projects, they considered each of these events as permanent artworks in the minds of viewers, since “an experience can never be taken away.” The artists piqued the curiosity of the broader community as well as the international art world with the extensive effort it took to realize their works. Documents, including correspondence, permits and environmental studies are preserved as part of the documentation exhibitions curated by the artists themselves.   Christo and Jeanne-Claude are historically recognized for their environmental artworks that questioned the very nature of art. Born on the same day, the pair met in Paris in 1958. They quickly established a lifelong creative and romantic partnership, making their first collaborative artwork together in 1961. Titled Stacked Oil Barrels and Dockside Packages, consisting of several stacks of large rolls of industrial paper covered with tarpaulins and secured with ropes, and a large number of oil drums horizontally stacked on the quay of Cologne Harbor. In making this simple shift within a mundane landscape, the artists both masked and revealed aspects of the environment that people typically become inured to and look past. Through these elementary acts, Christo and Jeanne-Claude gave the public the ability to see the shapes and scales that comprise their everyday views through new eyes.  “Fort Lauderdale's dedication to arts and culture is a cornerstone of our community's identity. NSU Art Museum receiving the gift of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Surrounded Islands as a part of its permanent collection will reinforce that dedication and elevate our city's standing as a cultural art hub,” said Michelle Howland Sussman, Chair, Board of Governors, NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale. Surrounded Islands was realized in May 1983, with 6.5 million square feet of floating woven polypropylene fabric to create striking pink margins around 11 islands along the length of Biscayne Bay. The installation remained in place for two weeks, though its realization took over three years and cost more than $3 million. The project was paid entirely by the artists through the sale of original works by Christo such as those included in this donation. The idea for the work originally started in 1980, when the artists were invited to create an artwork for the 1982 New World Festival of the Arts. Over the next three years they made proposals and obtained permits from agencies including: the Governor of Florida and the Cabinet; the Dade County Commission; the Department of Environmental Regulation; the City of Miami Commission; the City of North Miami; the Village of Miami Shores; the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; the Dade County Department of Environmental Resources management, and they gained the cooperation of the many environmental activists and residents, working to ensure the protection of the marine wildlife that inhabited the islands’ shores. “The Surrounded Islands project – certainly one of the most visually stunning projects that Christo and Jeanne-Claude ever did, continues to grow in the imaginations of art lovers worldwide. In addition, it also completely transformed Miami Beach into the glittering art scene that it is today. It seemed only natural that the documentary exhibition which the artists curated as the permanent archive of this project should go to NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, an easy drive just north of the site where Christo and Jeanne-Claude installed the Surrounded Islands for those two extraordinary weeks in May of 1983. Recognized for its ambitious programs that focus on its unique collections, NSU Art Museum is a fitting home for this landmark project,” said Jonathan Fineberg, author of the career survey book: Christo and Jeanne-Claude: On the Way to the Gates, 20th Anniversary edition (which will be published in February 2025) and board member of The Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation. While Surrounded Islands was installed for only two weeks, it left an indelible imprint on the history of South Florida. By donating the entire Surrounded Islands documentation exhibition to NSU Art Museum, the museum, the university, and Greater Fort Lauderdale will be elevated to a new level of worldwide significance, becoming a place of pilgrimage for the innumerable individuals who have been, and have yet to be, profoundly moved by this artwork. All materials used in Surrounded Islands were industrially recycled, aside from the documentation materials retained for the collection.

The Frank Gallery presents a Closing Reception for ‘Ebb & Flow’ on Saturday, February 22nd from 7 – 9pm

 

Saturday, February 22nd from 7 – 9pm The Frank C. Ortis Art Gallery in Pembroke Pines invites you to celebrate the closing of Ebb & Flow! Learn more about “The House Inside My Head” from artists Rhonda Mitrani, Patricia Schnall-Gutierrez, and Marina Font from RPM Projects. Listen as they discuss the inspiration behind the installation, their artistic practices, and the themes of the exhibition in a conversation moderated by The Frank’s Chief Curator Sophie Bonet. 

Following the panel discussion there will be a Q & A with the artists.

Step into the gallery and view the installation piece up close, while RPM Projects begin their interactive performance. Record your response to the work on white linens and watch as the artists hand sew your contribution to the collaborative tapestry, becoming part of the installation.

All ages are welcome for this free event. Light refreshments will be provided.

Must-See Exhibition: ‘Ebb & Flow: Exploring The Womanhood Continuum’ at The Frank Gallery in Pembroke Pines

You still have time to see ‘Ebb & Flow: Exploring The Womanhood Continuum’ at The Frank Gallery in Pembroke Pines!

Truly a MUST-SEE exhibition, offers a space for reflection and empowerment, highlighting the complexities and diversity of feminine experiences across cultures and time. Ebb & Flow: Exploring the Womanhood Continuum is a dynamic exhibition running from November 21, 2024, to February 22, 2025, at The Frank C. Ortis Gallery in the City of Pembroke Pines. Curated by Sophie Bonet and Pamela Zee Lopez, the exhibition features nine artists exploring the fluid and evolving nature of womanhood. Through a variety of mediums, the artists engage with themes of memory, resilience, the body, and identity, challenging societal constructs of femininity while celebrating its transformative power. The exhibition offers a space for reflection and empowerment, highlighting the complexities and diversity of feminine experiences across cultures and time. All ages are welcome to enjoy this outstanding art showcase at The Frank Gallery, located at 601 City Center Way in the City of Pembroke Pines, Florida 33025.

Marina Font, Fear – Hope, 2014. Image courtesy of the artist.

Coralina Rodriguez Meyer, Mami Erzulie Dantò (Phara from Pharaohs Miramar). Image courtesy of the artist.

Amy Gelb, Seen, 2023. Image courtesy of the artist.

RPM Projects, 2407 The House Inside My Head, 2011. Image courtesy of the artist.

Artist Spotlight: Preview New Works by Abby Modell in a Solo Presentation at Art Palm Beach + Contemporary January 22-26, 2025 | Booth #109

 

Experience the extraordinary glass works on view by renowned contemporary glass artist Abby Modell at Art Palm Beach + Contemporary, explore Modell's magical creations in Booth #109.
Collectors and art aficionados are cordially invited to preview new works by Abby Modell at Art Palm Beach + Contemporary at the Palm Beach County Convention Center January 22-26, 2025 in Booth #109. 

Modell’s new Galaxy Collection illustrates the movement and luminosity of the universe. The artist’s vision of celestial waterfalls and cosmic butterflies are interpreted throughout the collection which includes Wall Art, Sculptural Objects and LED Lighting. Modell specializes in hand-applied glass assemblages on three-dimensional surfaces, developed through her exploration of contemporary glass techniques.

Inspired by the reflections of the night sky, Modell’s creations combine saturated ombre color palettes with mirrored surfaces and Swarovski crystals to visually expand dimension. Icy star glass colors layered with clear and frosty hues are the focus of this new body of work. Refracted light, dazzling hues and contemporary designs transport the viewer through an imagined starry sky.

Abby Modell Contemporary Art Glass is proud to be a Swarovski Ingredient Brand Partner. Swarovski recognizes the quality and importance of Modell’s artistic work. Modell is proud to partner with a zero waste certified sustainable glass finishing studio committed to reducing environmental impact on our planet. By recirculating applied glass into many of Modell’s pieces during their creation, the studio honors and preserves the earth and our resources.

Abby Modell is a widely collected and acclaimed glass artist. Her works were most recently featured at the iconic Bloomingdale’s 2023 Holiday Windows flagship store in NYC. She has exhibited collections at numerous fine art fairs and galleries including Salon Art + Design, Collectible NY, Art Palm Beach, the Hamptons Fine Art Fair, Scope Miami, Art New York, SOFA Chicago, and the Architectural Digest Design Show, NYC.

Modell’s work is in and has been exhibited at private homes, corporate collections and museums, including the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia, the world headquarters of Morgan Stanley in New York City, the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, the Wit Gallery installation at Canyon Ranch, Lenox, MA, and the First International Biennale of Santorini, Greece and the 1st International Heclectik-Art Glass Biennial in Portugal. Commissioned collections include the Bloomingdale’s Holiday Windows NYC, Royal Caribbean International’s Symphony of the Seas luxury cruise ship, and the Faberge Big Egg Hunt in New York City.

Collectors and art aficionados are invited to preview new works by Abby Modell in a solo presentation at Art Palm Beach, January 22-26, 2025 – Booth #109 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, 650 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33401.

For further information: www.abbymodell.com
Follow Abby Modell on Instagram @AbbyModell

OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE
Wednesday, January 22 | 5pm – 9pm

SHOW HOURS/TICKETS
General Admission

Thursday, January 23 | 11am – 6pm
Friday, January 24 | 11am – 6pm
Saturday, January 25 | 11am – 6pm
Sunday, January 26 | 11am – 6pm

Gallery Spotlight: Experience AVANT GALLERY at Art Palm Beach January 22 - 26, 2025 | BOOTH 711

 

Art Collectors and aficionados are invited to experience an outstanding fine art exhibition with Avant Gallery Booth 711 at Art Palm Beach January 22 – 26, 2025. 

The fair takes place at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, Art Palm Beach is internationally renowned as the premiere mid-winter contemporary art fair in The Palm Beaches along Florida’s coastline by both art critics and enthusiasts.

Avant Gallery, long recognized as a trailblazer in showcasing diverse and innovative artistic voices, has just opened a spectacular new space at 1111 Lincoln Road. The gallery’s latest venture occupies a 6,000-square-foot area within the iconic Herzog & de Meuron-designed parking structure, a building synonymous with architectural ingenuity.

Avant Gallery’s decision to establish itself at 1111 Lincoln Road is a bold statement. This celebrated location, known for its striking design and cultural cachet, provides an ideal setting for the gallery’s unique approach to contemporary art. Unlike traditional white-box galleries, Avant Gallery offers a dynamic and immersive experience. The new space’s partitioned layout is deliberately designed to evoke the vibrant atmosphere of an art fair. Visitors are encouraged to wander, discover, and engage deeply with the works on display, creating an experience that feels fresh and personal with every visit.

Avant Gallery Miami Beach is located at 1111 Lincoln Road on Miami Beach, Florida 33139. For press inquiries and further information, please contact Avant Gallery at press@avantgallery.com and follow the gallery on Instagram @avantgallery

Enjoy the fair and explore Avant Gallery's showcase at Art Palm Beach, January 22-26, 2025 – Booth #711 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, 650 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33401.


OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE
Wednesday, January 22 | 5pm – 9pm

SHOW HOURS/TICKETS
General Admission
Thursday, January 23 | 11am – 6pm
Friday, January 24 | 11am – 6pm
Saturday, January 25 | 11am – 6pm
Sunday, January 26 | 11am – 6pm

Brandusa Niro: Fashion Icon & Portrait Artist, Capturing the Extraordinary Women Who Graced and Shaped Her Life and Career

Experience the Ethereal Portraits of Brandusa Niro, Lifelong Painter & Fashion Media Titan, at Art Palm Beach 

January 22 – 26, 2025 with Avant Gallery 

Booth #711 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center

Brandusa Niro, ‘Jacqueline in the Winter Garden’ (2025), Acrylic and Flashe on Canvas, 48″ x 36″
This painting will be showcased at the Art Palm Beach fair January 22 – 26, 2025

Art Collectors and aficionados are invited to experience the ethereal portraits of Brandusa Niro, lifelong painter and fashion media titan, in a fine art exhibition with Avant Gallery Booth #711 at Art Palm Beach January 22 – 26, 2025. The fair takes place at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, where guests will enjoy an Opening Night Premiere on Wednesday, January 22nd from 5pm – 9pm. Art Palm Beach is internationally renowned as the premiere mid-winter contemporary art fair in The Palm Beaches along Florida’s coastline by both art critics and enthusiasts.

Brandusa Niro, 'Jacqueline with Pearls' (2024), Acrylic and Flashe on Canvas, 48" x 36"
This painting will be showcased at the Art Palm Beach fair January 22 - 26, 2025

Brandusa Niro, a contemporary multi-disciplinary artist based in Palm Beach and New York, traces her artistic lineage back to her upbringing in Romania. Immersed in a family of creatives, her aunt Geta Caragiu renowned as a sculptor and her uncle Toma Caragiu a famous actor in both film and theatre, Niro’s artistic journey started very early. Brandusa began garnering recognition by winning Romanian National art competitions and captivating audiences on the silver screen, starring in the biggest blockbuster Romanian film “Uncle Marin, the Billionaire,” Niro’s talents shone brightly.

Relocating to the United States, Niro became a titan in the media and publishing worlds eventually becoming Senior Vice President at IMG Media. In 2002, she laid the foundation for her legacy by founding the esteemed American Fashion industry publication, The Daily Front Row, where she remains as Editor-in-Chief today. Throughout these years, Brandusa Niro continued to create artwork and is now making a full return to her greatest passion that never left.

In Brandusa Niro’s newest series of acrylic paintings entitled ‘Models’ her inspiration pays homage to the extraordinary women who have graced Niro’s life and career. With each portraits’ brushstroke, Niro conjures visions of ethereal beauty, infusing her canvases with a great use of bright colors and evoking a range of emotions and moods. A blend of realism and impressionism, Brandusa’s muses are elongated and graceful with luminous eyes that pierce the soul, while their oversized heads and unfinished hands imbue them with an otherworldly allure. The ‘Models’ series evokes senses of sexiness and sensuality yet an eerie, almost haunting, quality, inviting viewers to contemplate the transient nature of beauty itself.

“My muses’ stories begin with their eyes, they go on through the languorous movement of their bodies, their endless limbs, the mood behind the strands of hairs caressing their long necks… and from there on they ask their viewer to continue the story with their own imagination.” -Brandusa Niro.

Niro’s subjects, with their elongated forms and radiant eyes, exude a quiet strength and allure, their oversized heads and unfinished hands adding an ethereal, almost surreal dimension to the works. The series evokes a sense of sensuality and mystery, prompting viewers to reflect on the fleeting and fragile essence of beauty itself.

Collectors and art aficionados are invited to preview new works by Brandusa Niro represented by Avant Gallery in a presentation at Art Palm Beach, January 22-26, 2025 – Booth #711 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, 650 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33401.

For further information: www.avantgallery.com/collections/brandusa-niro
Follow Brandusa Niro on Instagram @brandusaniro

OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE
Wednesday, January 22 | 5pm – 9pm

SHOW HOURS/TICKETS
General Admission

Thursday, January 23 | 11am – 6pm
Friday, January 24 | 11am – 6pm
Saturday, January 25 | 11am – 6pm
Sunday, January 26 | 11am – 6pm

The Contemporary Art Modern Project (CAMP Gallery) Announces Open Call for this year’s Fiber Show!

 

The Contemporary Art Modern Project (CAMP Gallery) is beyond pleased to officially announce their open call for this year’s fiber show!

CAMP Gallery invites fiber artists to submit proposals for the 7th edition of their annual exhibition, Women Pulling at The Threads of Social Discourse: Don’t be Absurd, opening October 10, 2025. The exhibition will explore absurdism, referencing Franz Kafka, Albert Camus, Simone de Beauvoir, Jose Saramago and/or Samuel Beckett. We ask that artists submit a proposal first, detailing how their piece compliments the chosen text, with an accompanying sketch and/or render.

✨ Please do not make any pieces before notice of acceptance. ✨

For a full list of details, and links to the gallery's reference materials, see below: and see website for more information: The Camp Gallery.

PROPOSAL PROCESS

Artists are required to be familiar with one (or more) of the texts listed above, and respond directly to their respective subject matter. We have included free links to make the material accessible; all rights retained by respective authors, publishers, and host sites.

We ask that artists submit a proposal first, detailing how their piece compliments the chosen text, with an accompanying sketch and/or render. Please do not make any pieces before notice of acceptance.

Artists are required to explore their response through fiber/textiles, and associated techniques. Artists may use threads, weaving, tapestry, embroidery, tufting, etc. Works can be abstract, figurative, geometric, etc.

Artists can propose one or more pieces ranging in size from 12 inches diameter, 18 inches diameter, 24 inches diameter, 30 inches diameter. We will also accept 2 works 40 inches diameter. All works will be pinned in the gallery, so we ask that proposals exclude frames; embroidery hoops, however, are acceptable. 

 

Please note that this is a Call for Fiber Art; proposals must include practices related to fiber art, whether or not artists’ practices center the medium.

 

Proposals must be submitted to xoxo@thecampgallery.com with artist’s name and “Don’t Be Absurd” in the subject line.

PERTINENT DATES AND DEADLINES

Last day to submit proposals for large-scale work | March 15, 2025

Last day to submit proposals | April 15, 2025

Notice of acceptance | Rolling

Progress updates | July 15, 2025

Artwork information and final images | August 15, 2025

Last day for artwork receipt | September 18, 2025

Installation | October 6-9, 2025

Opening reception | October 10, 2025

Final day to view exhibition | December 20, 2025

 

Experience the Ethereal Portraits of Brandusa Niro, Lifelong Painter and Fashion Media Titan, at Art Palm Beach January 22 – 26, 2025 exhibited with Avant Gallery Booth #711 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.

Art Collectors and aficionados are invited to experience the ethereal portraits of Brandusa Niro, lifelong painter and fashion media titan, in a fine art exhibition with Avant Gallery Booth #711 at Art Palm Beach January 22 – 26, 2025. The fair takes place at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, where guests will enjoy an Opening Night Premiere on Wednesday, January 22nd from 5pm – 9pm. Art Palm Beach is internationally renowned as the premiere mid-winter contemporary art fair in The Palm Beaches along Florida’s coastline by both art critics and enthusiasts.

Brandusa Niro, ‘Jacqueline with Pearls’ (2024), Acrylic and Flashe on Canvas, 48″ x 36″. This painting will be showcased at the Art Palm Beach fair January 22 – 26

Brandusa Niro, a contemporary multi-disciplinary artist based in Palm Beach and New York, traces her artistic lineage back to her upbringing in Romania. Immersed in a family of creatives, her aunt Geta Caragiu renowned as a sculptor and her uncle Toma Caragiu a famous actor in both film and theatre, Niro’s artistic journey started very early. Brandusa began garnering recognition by winning Romanian National art competitions and captivating audiences on the silver screen, starring in the biggest blockbuster Romanian film “Uncle Marin, the Billionaire,” Niro’s talents shone brightly.

Brandusa Niro, ‘Model on a Movie Set 3’ (2024), Acrylic on Canvas, 48″ x 48″

Relocating to the United States, Niro became a titan in the media and publishing worlds eventually becoming Senior Vice President at IMG Media. In 2002, she laid the foundation for her legacy by founding the esteemed American Fashion industry publication, The Daily Front Row, where she remains as Editor-in-Chief today. Throughout these years, Brandusa Niro continued to create artwork and is now making a full return to her greatest passion that never left.

Brandusa Niro, ‘Blue Eyes’ (2024), Acrylic on Canvas, 48″ x 36″

In Brandusa Niro’s newest series of acrylic paintings entitled ‘Models’ her inspiration pays homage to the extraordinary women who have graced Niro’s life and career. With each portraits’ brushstroke, Niro conjures visions of ethereal beauty, infusing her canvases with a great use of bright colors and evoking a range of emotions and moods. A blend of realism and impressionism, Brandusa’s muses are elongated and graceful with luminous eyes that pierce the soul, while their oversized heads and unfinished hands imbue them with an otherworldly allure. The ‘Models’ series evokes senses of sexiness and sensuality yet an eerie, almost haunting, quality, inviting viewers to contemplate the transient nature of beauty itself.

Brandusa Niro, ‘The Goddess’ (2024), Acrylic on Canvas, 48″ x 36″

“My muses’ stories begin with their eyes, they go on through the languorous movement of their bodies, their endless limbs, the mood behind the strands of hairs caressing their long necks… and from there on they ask their viewer to continue the story with their own imagination.” -Brandusa Niro.

Brandusa Niro, ‘Model with Tattoo’ (2024), Acrylic on Canvas, 48″ x 36″

Niro’s subjects, with their elongated forms and radiant eyes, exude a quiet strength and allure, their oversized heads and unfinished hands adding an ethereal, almost surreal dimension to the works. The series evokes a sense of sensuality and mystery, prompting viewers to reflect on the fleeting and fragile essence of beauty itself.

Brandusa Niro, ‘Model on a Movie Set 2’ (2024), Acrylic on Canvas, 48″ x 36″

Collectors and art aficionados are invited to preview new works by Brandusa Niro represented by Avant Gallery in a presentation at Art Palm Beach, January 22-26, 2025 – Booth #711 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, 650 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33401.

For further information: www.avantgallery.com/collections/brandusa-niro
Follow Brandusa Niro on Instagram @brandusaniro

OPENING NIGHT PREMIERE
Wednesday, January 22 | 5pm – 9pm

SHOW HOURS/TICKETS
General Admission

Thursday, January 23 | 11am – 6pm
Friday, January 24 | 11am – 6pm
Saturday, January 25 | 11am – 6pm
Sunday, January 26 | 11am – 6pm

Markowicz Fine Art at Art Palm Beach January 22-26, 2025 | Booth #409

Explore magnificent works of art from Markowicz Fine Art | Booth 409 at Art Palm Beach January 22 - 26, 2025 taking place at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.

Art Palm Beach is an internationally recognized contemporary art fair, hailed as one of the premier art events in The Palm Beaches. As Palm Beach County’s longest-running art fair, it has a reputation for showcasing an eclectic mix of 20th and 21st century modern, contemporary, and emerging art from some of the world’s most prestigious galleries.

This year Markowicz Fine Art is returning to Art Palm Beach to exhibit incredible works from Beau Simmons, JD Miller, Rachel Bergeret, Arno Elias, Carole Feuerman, Eva Armisen, Isabelle Scheltjens, Ron Agam and more!

FAIR HOURS:

OPENING NIGHT VIP PREMIERE

Wednesday, January 22nd, 2025 • 5pm – 9pm

GENERAL ADMISSION

Thursday, January 23rd, 2025 • 11am – 6pm

Friday, January 24th, 2025 • 11am – 6pm

Saturday, January 25th, 2025 • 11am – 6pm

Sunday, January 26th, 2025 • 11am – 6pm

 

PALM BEACH COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER

650 Okeechobee Blvd.,

West Palm Beach, FL 33401