As Miami Art Week 2024 unfolds, the city has transformed into a sprawling canvas for artists and art aficionados worldwide. According to WSVN, the week-long event hosts a series of dynamic events and exhibitions, ranging from contemporary wonders at Art Miami to the dazzling street art at Wynwood Walls. Over 240 international galleries are descending on One Herald Plaza, Miami with immersive installations that Art Miami & CONTEXT Art Miami will present from today until Sunday, with tickets priced between $42.50 and $165.
The cultural fabric of Miami pulsates with exclusive tours like the 'Black Girls in Arts Spaces' at Pérez Art Museum Miami, open daily and offering ticketed entry at $18, as stated by WSVN. A startling world of modern mastery awaits at Art Basel Miami Beach, where significant works from globe-trotting galleries converge at the Miami Beach Convention Center, with VIP tickets that will set high-rolling collectors back at least $2500.
The Wynwood Walls are bringing the outdoor gallery experience to life, celebrating new murals and sculptures by eight international artists. Despite bustling with visitors from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Wynwood Walls maintains an affordable entrance fee of $12 for adults. Meanwhile, the Scope Art Show is poised to allure artsy crowds at 801 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, offering access to newly curated contemporary art pieces from tomorrow until Sunday; a general entry ticket goes for $60.
Further enriching the artistic landscape, the Rubell Museum Miami and its artist-in-residence Vanessa Raw debut new exhibitions and installations. Running from today until Sunday, the museum provides an intimate space for art connoisseurs, with adult tickets costing $15. According to ESSENCE, adding to the mix of free events, the Gucci Snow Globe Installation at 95 NE 40th Street, Miami, offers an immersive experience featuring GG-monogrammed luggage and murals by Corydon Cowansage, around the clock.
In addition to these highlights, other noteworthy events include the free-entry exhibitions at The Wolfsonian and the Museum of Graffiti, which features vibrant tags on its walls, with ticket prices set at $25.
