Miami Art Week annually transforms the city into an expansive gallery, where public spaces and architectural landmarks become stages for profound artistic expression. Lincoln Road’s iconic promenade, for instance, hosts a series of international and local installations, featuring the whimsical inflatables of Philippe Katerine and the reflective works of Rubem Robierb, alongside Oscar Esteban Martinez’s "La Herencia Viva" and expanded pieces by Gillie and Marc. This initiative reimagines urban landscapes as dynamic sites for community engagement and creative dialogue.

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Faena Art commemorates its tenth anniversary with Es Devlin’s "Library of Us," a monumental installation on Faena Beach. This rotating bookshelf, holding 2,500 influential titles, fosters collective reflection and discovery, extending into the Faena Cathedral with a comprehensive survey of Devlin’s multidisciplinary approach to language and connection. Similarly, The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach, debuts "The New Current," a program featuring large-scale installations by artists such as Loris Cecchini and Leandro Erlich, which explore the evolving relationship between humanity, nature, and technology.

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Wynwood Walls Museum, a global beacon for street art, presents "ONLY HUMAN," an exhibition curated by Jessica Goldman Srebnick. This theme delves into the essence of human experience in a technologically advanced era, showcasing new murals by acclaimed artists like SETH and Miss Birdy, alongside fresh works in the Goldman Global Arts Gallery. Locust Projects contributes with Tara Long’s "LA ESQUINITA," an installation that subtly critiques Miami’s glamorous facade by juxtaposing its allure with underlying societal narratives. Further enriching the city's artistic tapestry, The Goodtime Hotel and InterContinental Miami host distinct exhibitions, while The Gates Hotel South Beach introduces "Chromasthesia," an immersive fusion of art, fashion, and digital innovation. The Museum of Graffiti marks its sixth year with significant exhibitions, including a solo show by JonOne, and live art demonstrations, celebrating the vibrant pulse of street art.

Beyond traditional exhibitions, Miami Art Week cultivates a sophisticated synergy between art and luxury lifestyle, where fashion, culinary arts, and music converge into unique experiences. Marc Jacobs’ global "JOY" initiative culminates in Miami, offering an immersive week-long program developed with artists David Shrigley, Derrick Adams, and Hattie Stewart. This celebration includes exclusive events at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden and interactive art moments, underscoring the brand’s commitment to creative expression.

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In the realm of design, Tom Ford Eyewear establishes its inaugural retail pop-up at The Miami Beach EDITION, presenting its core collections and exclusive styles from Haider Ackermann’s runway, positioning eyewear as a statement of refined artistry. MILA Miami collaborates with designer Philip Karto, transforming luxury accessories into bespoke art pieces, complemented by an exceptional DJ lineup that elevates the nocturnal ambiance.

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The city’s culinary scene also embraces artistic integration. Delilah Miami, known for its Roaring ’20s aesthetic, hosts a series of celebrity performances and a partnership with Chase Sapphire Reserve, blending fine dining with performance art. CASA NEOS, in collaboration with Shellona St. Tropez, brings a Riviera sensibility to Miami’s riverfront with an exclusive musical journey. For those seeking high-energy entertainment, E11EVEN presents "The Art of Nightlife," featuring headliners like 50 Cent and Diplo, merging spectacle with sound.

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BitBasel returns with "Fingerprints of Humanity," an exploration of art, technology, and culture, featuring a pioneering fractionalized presentation of Michelangelo’s "Battle of the Centaurs" and exhibitions with Dr. Glenn Toby and astronaut-artist Nicole Stott. The Pro Padel League introduces an artist-designed court, seamlessly integrating sport with contemporary art through exhibition matches and cultural panels. Music festivals such as Art With Me and Breakaway Beach further enrich the week, offering expansive programs that blend sound, art, and immersive cultural activations.