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  Visual arts

  Goldman’s death, Art Basel’s vigor among the year’s big stories

  The inaugural Art Wynwood fair in February, international recognition for Miami artists including Hernan Bas and Augustina Woodgate, a prestigious national medal for the Museum of Contemporary Art and public art projects in Opa-locka, Bal Harbour and Miami Beach added fuel this year to South Florida’s visual arts bonfire. Add million dollar-plus gifts to Miami Art Museum’s new bayfront campus, and the outlook for 2013 is even hotter.
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  Coconut Grove

  Artists lend skills to West Grove

  Some artists visiting for Art Basel spent time restoring murals in the West Grove.
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  Exhibitions

  Coming home

  An exhibit at the Frost borrows from major galleries for a reflection on Seminole culture
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  Local artists only for MAM’s ‘New Work Miami 2013’

  New Work Miami 2013 is the last official show at Miami Art Museum’s building on Flagler Street: MAM is contained within the circa-1984 Philip Johnson-designed Miami-Dade Cultural Center Plaza, which also houses the downtown branch of the Miami-Dade Public Library and HistoryMiami. Next fall, MAM reopens in the new Museum Park complex on Biscayne Bay and is hoping to rock a Herzog & de Meuron-designed monolith of marquee architecture.
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  Art Basel

  Art Basel: The don’t-miss collection

  Thanks to South Florida’s permanent museums, Miami has access to extraordinary collections of art all year long. Here are some of the works available this weekend only. Some are more entertainment than art, but all should make you think. And that&

• In My Opinion

  Fabiola Santiago: Miami Art Museum needs local collectors’ generosity

  Dear Miami art collectors,
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  Art Basel

  Art Basel events use music to help bridge cultural gaps

  A pop-up town square at the cultural intersection of the United States and Latin America. A conceptual take on a Bedouin tent (with a pair of live camels) to shelter the concert launching a record label that aims to unite the warring cultures of the Middle East.
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  ART BASEL

  At Art Basel, less flash means more cash for galleries

  Art Basel/Miami Beach opened its doors to VIPs Wednesday with a vast selection of contemporary art that’s safer and less edgy than in previous years, and fairgoers responded with strong and steady buying.
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  Magazine

  W magazine has Art Basel link

  As art comes to town, the new W magazine follows in its fashionable wake.
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  ARTS

  The business behind the artist: Miami’s art gallery scene still evolving

  While Art Basel has helped transform Miami’s reputation from beach-and-party scene to arts destination, the region’s gallery identity is still coming into its own.
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  Art week miami

  Art Week Miami gets off to a busy start

  At satellite fairs from Midtown to Miami Beach, art lovers started gorging early on a vibrant — and overwhelming — selection of work.
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  art basel notebook

  An insider’s view of Art Week Miami

  Art Week Miami has kicked off as perhaps it always should but never has: with a tribute to the city’s arts-loving pioneers.
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  street art

  Five Banksy works in dispute and not for sale at Art Miami

  An exhibition of murals created by the enigmatic artist Banksy will go on exhibit in Art Miami. The artist says the gallery has no right to sell the works, which were once on public walls and signs. The gallerist says he can do as he pleases.
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  MIAMI

  Famed street artists turn Miami’s neglected Park West district into a brightly colored canvas

  Famed street artists such as Shepard Fairey and Los Angeles’ Risk are covering nine walls in Miami’s Park West neighborhood with graffiti-style murals.
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  Art Reviews

  Kicking it up a notch

  Impressive exhibits at Locust Projects, Vizcaya show how Art Basel has spurred local venues to up their game
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  ARTS

  Knight Foundation announces $23 million for arts in South Florida

  The Knight Foundation extends Knight Arts Challenge and is giving another $23 million to the arts in South Florida, bringing the organization’s total to $86 million in six years.
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  Palmetto Bay

  Deering Estate replaces boardwalk over Cutler Burial Mound

  Deering Estate rebuilds the boardwalk over its Cutler Burial Mound, the resting place of more than a dozen Tequesta Indians and a prime archeological site.
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  VISUAL ARTS

  FIU showcases the simplicity of Ivan Navarro’s art in bright lights

  Ivan Navarro’s light sculptures appear straightforward, but their meaning is laced with political complexities.

• WYNWOOD

  Photos: Miami Art Walk

  A masquerading Ronald Reagan, Storm Trooper DJs, men in drag -- just another Second Saturdays Art Walk, the monthly event that draws thousands of visitors to galleries in Wynwood and the Design District.

• WYNWOOD

  Miami Art Walk guide for February

  Just as the Art Basel hangover is wearing off, galleries in Wynwood and the Design District are ramping up for Art Wynwood, a fair that will feature more than 50 exhibitors during President's Day weekend. While certain galleries seem to be holding off their new exhibitions until closer to the fair, which is based in Midtown (for now), there are plenty of new shows opening this week in time for Art Walk on Saturday. Below are all the new exhibitions on our radar.

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