Israeli street artists Dede and Nitzan Mintz are a collaborative team creating pieces that share their perspective on many subjects. Many of their pieces are fueled by their experience with anxiety and the struggles of living in an urban sphere. For the past decade, they have placed roots in Tel Aviv and other large art capitals of the world.

Pimax is a French graffiti artist, sculptor, and DJ known for the strong and provocative messages that his work portrays. He lives in Paris, where he adorns the streets with contemporary art and innovative transformations of classic works of art from the eighties.

Noty Aroz is an artistic duo consisting of childhood friends from Paris, France. Their multidisciplinary work is inspired by pop culture icons and traditional deities. Each piece of their modern pantheon is handmade using materials such as plastic, leather, and invisible ink.

Over 1,800 guests were welcomed to the brunch, which featured a special performance by The Chophouse Band led by Jason Newsted and a ballet presentation by Grace Arts and the Cuban Classical Ballet. Guests enjoyed champagne sips and light brunch bites amidst an inspiring program of live art within the newly-renovated sculpture garden displaying the work of Australian sculpture artists, Gillie and Marc.

Opening Night was a celebratory evening of art and entertainment, with more than 350 people at The Sagamore Hotel. Art Week programming kicked off this evening with more than 100 original pieces from FRAME and a live performance by Jason Newsted and The Chophouse Band.

This inaugural event of over 400 glitterati was a unique experience showcasing art, music and fashion in partnership with Miami Fashion Week and the New World Symphony. A Fashion show, featuring designer Alexis Caraballosa and DJ Sypro from Geo Productions, helped us celebrate women’s empowerment and the influential role of fashion in society.