ART EVENTS HOSTED AT SAGAMORE MIAMI BEACH HOTEL

The Sagamore Miami Beach Hotel presented an innovative and educational fine art exhibition illustrating how artists from all generations have been inspired by past Masters. Inspired by Masters invited the public on a journey through art history. From Leonardo da Vinci to Keith Haring, this travel through time was the perfect conduit to learn how art has impacted our contemporary societies to its core for centuries. Over 100 artworks from established and emerging contemporary artists such as Jeff Koons and French artist Speedy Graphito were hand-picked by curators Sébastien Laboureau and Gabrielle Hatchuel-Becker Abada. The exhibition was on view and open to the public through May 2020.

An innovative non-for profit exhibition entirely dedicated to endangered species and indigenous cultures that was centered on the work of the esteemed French artist and wildlife photographer. Image courtesy Arno Elias. Artist: Arno Elias Title: Cara Lion. Nº of Editions: 5 of 9. Year of Work: 2019. Medium: Hand painted Gold leaf and diamond dust. Manyu pieces were commissioned for the Sagamore Hotel by Arno to bring awareness.

Curated by Grela Orihuela & Maggy Cuesta, offers an interactive experience where the artists share the stories behind their works. Visitors will also be able to contribute their own stories and reactions that can be submitted and likewise accompany the work. The idea is to have an ongoing narrative that continues throughout the entire run of the exhibition. The following artists are featured: Luisa Basnuevo, Cleo Bell, Joyce Billet, Carol K. Brown, Ana Carballosa, Nereida Garcia-Ferraz, Roberto Gomez, Stephanie Hadad, Richard Haden, Hush Fell, Yusimy Lara, Cristina Lei-Rodriguez, Betty Monteavaro, Alex Nuñez, Jose Felix Perez, Gavin Perry, Christina Pettersson, Kerry Phillips, Ralph Provisero, Camilo Rojas, Mateo Serna Zapata, Alette Simmons-Jimenez, and We Are Nice’n Easy.

An Original Penguin by Munsingwear®​ ​officially shared it’s fusion of art and fashion through a unique partnership with first generation Cuban-American Vic Garcia, launched during Art Basel at The Sagamore Hotel South Beach.

Curated by Grela Orihuela, celebrates the human form through an artist’s eyes: how one person sees another, how they capture their essence, and how one gazes at another can alter the perspective of art history. Through expressions of desire, admiration, attraction, or inspiration, The Gaze explores fleeting moments of perception and connection. Also featuring Miami artists, the work is exhibited salon-style in the Sagamore Salon, and is another way to continue a visual narrative throughout the run of the exhibition. The following artists are featured: Susan Banks, Loriel Beltran, Jessica Cohen, Marina Font, Nereida Garcia-Ferraz, Carol Jazzar, Monique Lazard, Alex Nuñez, Jose Felix Perez, Christina Pettersson, Mateo Serna Zapata, Nina Surel, and Kristen Thiele.

A follow-up to Sagamore’s Music Is Life exhibition, Remix showcased over 100 artworks by well-known and emerging, international and local artists. Each piece on display in the rejuvenated exhibition embodied the significant impact the music industry had on society, culture, and history.

A follow-up to Sagamore’s Music Is Life exhibition, Remix showcased over 100 artworks by well-known and emerging, international and local artists. Each piece on display in the rejuvenated exhibition embodied the significant impact the music industry had on society, culture, and history.

The collection explored the natural connection of visual art and music through the interaction of balance, form, style, design, harmony, and emotion and looked at the enduring influence music and celebrated musicians had on contemporary art practices.

The Sagamore Hotel once again closed out Art Week with the 17th annual Iconic Sagamore Brunch. The private, invitation-only VIP affair was attended by over 1,500 guests and included two live performances. Performances include Jason Newsted from Metallica.

Robierb’s most ambitious exhibition to date with over 40 works of media. The solo show highlighted Robierb’s fascination with the butterfly motif, which is brought to the fore through the bullet. The dream machine by Robierb started off at the Sagamore and can now be seen at the highline in NYC.

A thoughtfully curated project that showcased a significant selection of historic and recent artwork produced by Cuban artists from the 80's generation who are now recognized as pioneers for contemporary art.

The Sagamore Salon exhibit showcased approximately 100 works of varied media by as many as 40 artists, inspired by the original “Salon de Paris,” its more inclusive spinoff, the “Salon des Refusés,” which was established by Napoleon for all of the artists that were rejected by the famous Salon de Paris.

The State of Israel and The Sagamore recognized 70 years through the celebratory exhibit. A private event was hosted by Sagamore Hotel Principal, Ronit Ben Josef-Neuman, along with City of Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber and Consul General of Israel to Florida Lior Haiat, in partnership with leading galleries and eminent private collectors.

A meaningful collaboration between the Israeli Consulate and the Sagamore that featured a unique exhibition catering to today's modern women and the struggles they face and overcome daily.

These collections of art highlight the country's most celebrated icons and recognized periods of time.

Invitation-only event that showcased an inspiring program of live music, art and culture.

Retrospective exhibit covering over 150 years of French lingerie and featuring an exclusive collection of approximately one hundred pieces, all emblematic of technique, textile, and/or fashion innovation.

Collection that featured works from world-acclaimed and emerging talent such as Andy Warhol, Justin Bower, Kai as well as popular works of Efrat IIan.

Event featuring exclusive pop-ups and activities where guests could eat, drink, play games, swim and get complimentary pampering by vendors such as Bloomingdales, Peroni, DBrie and more!

After careful consideration, The Sagamore Hotel South Beach couldn’t be more excited to officially announce that we WILL be able to continue our Art Week tradition, and especially to host our 19th Annual Iconic Sagamore Brunch. A portion of the art sales will go to The Fountainhead, a non-for-profit organization that supports Miami Artists.