PINTA Miami – Crossing Cultures 2018 | December 5­–9

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  • December 04, 2018

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Agustina Woodgate, “Milky Ways,” 2013. "Ad Astra." Courtesy of Spinello Projects

MIAMI, FL – PINTA Miami, the Ibero-American art fair with a global perspective, is excited to announce that its 12th edition will take place at Mana Wynwood from December 5–9, 2018 during Miami Art Week.
 
PINTA Main Section will include 60 galleries from Latin America, the United States and Europe, showcasing over 300 works by artists including Carlos Cruz-Díez, Carmen Herrera, Fernando Botero, Iván Contreras Brunet, Jesús Rafael Soto, Jorge Eielson, Julio Le Parc, Lydia Okumura, Marta Boto, Waltercio Caldas and Wilfredo Lam.
 
PINTA Countries will have sections dedicated to Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico, and for the first time will include Spain. One curator from each country has chosen six participating galleries: Florencia Batiti (Argentina); Mario Gioia (Brasil); Matias Allende Contador (Chile); Oscar Roldán (Colombia); Alma Ruiz (Mexico); Yara Sonseca Mas (Spain). Each section will include two artists born after 1980.
 
The new Projects Section ("Ad Astra"), curated by Ysabel Pinyol, Curatorial Director of Mana Contemporary (Miami, Jersey City and Chicago) and Co-Founder of Mana Residences, will showcase a panorama of large works.
 
For Proyecto Visible, curator Jesús Fuenmayor has selected works by four emerging Latin American artists interested in creating a dialogue with their environments: Yaima Carrazana (Cuba and The Netherlands), Ilich Castillo (Ecuador), Oscar Pabón (Venezuela and Spain), and Yuli Yamagata (Brazil).
 
In the Collections Program, PINTA MIAMI will present the Colección INELCOM Arte Contemporáneo, curated by Javier Quillis. INELCOM, a technology company in Spain, has one of the most important corporate collections in the country. This is the first time that art from the collection will be shown in Miami.
 
Curated by Roc Laseca, PINTA Platforms is a new innovative program, a cabinet of solo projects giving gallerists the opportunity to bring visibility to the work of a single artist in a unique way.
 
In PINTA Editions, three leading publishers will present editioned works and prints, including Art Nexus.
 

Select participating galleries in PINTA Miami include:  

360 grados | Lima
6mas1 | Madrid
Abra Caracas | Caracas
Adriana Meneses | Miami
Aldo de Sousa | Buenos Aires
Aninat Galería | Santiago de Chile
Art Concept Alternative | Miami
Art Connection Foundation | Miami
Alejandra Von Hartz | Miami
Artespacio | Santiago de Chile
Beatriz Gil | Caracas
Boiler | Sao Paulo
Building Bridges Art Exchange | Los Angeles
Cerquone Projects | Madrid / Caracas
Clima Art Gallery | Miami / Brasilia
Diego Obligado | Rosario
Docecerocero | Bogotá
Duo Art Gallery | Miami 
El Museo | Bogota
Espora | Santiago de Chile
Factoria Santa Rosa | Santiago de Chile
Farside Gallery | Miami
Fernando Pradilla | Madrid
Flex Gallery | Miami
Ford & Rojas | Miami 
Fundación Gurvich | Montevideo
Fundación Pablo Atchugarry | Montevideo
Gabelich Contemporáneo | Rosario
Gachi Prieto | Buenos Aires
Galeria Diana Saravia | Montevideo Galeria Estacao | Sao Paulo Galería Marassa | Haiti
GC Art Projects | Oviedo 
Imaginario Galería de Arte | Buenos Aires
Imaginart | Barcelona
Imago Art In Action | Miami
Isabel Croxatto | Santiago de Chile
Janaina Torres | Brazil
José Amar | Medellin 
José Toledo | Medellin 
Kadoshiro Art | Miami
La Balsa | Bogotá
La Estación Arte | Ciudad de Mexico
La Sala | Santiago de Chile
Laten Art Project | La Habana
Latin Art Core | Miami
Mamute | Brazil
Murilo Castro | Sao Paulo
NAC Galería | Santiago de Chile
Pabellón 4 | Buenos Aires
Palmadotze | Palma de Mallorca 
Periscopio | Brazil
Plecto Espacio de Arte | Medellin
Ponce + Robles | Madrid 
Prima Galería | Santiago de Chile
Quimera | Buenos Aires
Sammer Gallery | Miami
SGR Art | Bogotá
USC Gallery | España
Yam Gallery | San Miguel de Allende  

PINTA Miami will include a program of special events, including tributes to Celia Birbragher, Founder and Director of the magazine Art Nexus, who has spent over forty years promoting Latin American art, and Sofía Imber, a renowned Venezuelan journalist, art critic and museum director.   This year, there will also be an exclusive Thierry Isambert restaurant onsite.   

VIP + PRESS PREVIEW: Wednesday, December 5 | 5PM-9PM

PUBLIC HOURS:
Thursday, December 6 | 12PM–8PM
Friday, December 7 | 12PM–8PM
Saturday, December 8 | 12PM–8PM
Sunday, December 9 | 12PM–7PM
 

ABOUT PINTA
Founded in New York in 2007, PINTA Miami is an international art fair focused on modern & contemporary Latin American art. Each year, the fair brings together a team of renowned curators, galleries, and artists from across the world. MoMa PS1 named PINTA as one of the most influential supporters of Latin American art. Diego Costa Peuser, Co-Founder and Director of PINTA, has been instrumental in promoting Latin American art in the United States, increasing the visibility of established, mid-career and emerging artists. http://www.pintamiami.com/

Contact:
Dan Schwartz
Susan Grant Lewin Associates
917-698-7165
dan@susangrantlewin.com


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