Cultured Magazine

contemporary art | egyptian gallery | selections from the permanent collection we inspire and educate by exploring the connections between our historical collections and contemporary art 2100 collins avenue | miami beach fl 33139 | 305.673.7530 | bassmuseum.org hours: wed-sun 12-5pm The Bass Museum of Art is generously funded by the City of Miami Beach, Cultural Affairs Program, Cultural Arts Council; Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners; the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation; and sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture and Bass Museum of Art membership. photo by robin hill © for the bass museum of art

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• The Cultured List: What to do, where to be and what to see from Basel to Miami.
• Power Move: After more than a decade at The New Yorker, Paul Goldberger brings his critical eye to Vanity Fair.
• Grande Dame: Pearl Lam returns to Hong Kong to open the latest outpost of her namesake art and design gallery.
• Milan Moments: Designer Hernan Arriaga brings back the best of Salone- on his camera.
• Party Picutures: Relive the revelry from Design Miamis opening night.
• Hand Picked: A snapshot of whats in store for the Basel fair.
• On the Horizon: Meet this years recipients of the Designers of the Future Award.
• Time for a Chat? Design legacies take center stage at this years Design Talks.
• If You Build It, They Will Come: Murray Moss introduces his latest venture, Moss Bureau.
• Emerging and Established: Meet the latest crop of galleries to join Design Miami
• Page Turners: From Carlo Mollino to Jean Nouvel, round out your library with these new titles.
• Shop Talk: Miami art dealer Gary Nader talks Latin American art, market strength and Miami.
• Paris Progeny: At the helm of Studio Andree Putman, Olivia Putman is lighting up design.
• Dean of Design: Michael Smith takes us on a tour of his new gallery, Duke & Duke.
• Feigning Domesticity: Dealer Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn makes her Design Miami / Basel debut with new works by Rick Owens and betty Woodman.
• Secret Garden: Miranda Brooks marries art and architecture through her sought-after landscape-design practice.
• Magical Realism: A new book, Claude and Francois-Xavier Laianne, provides an intimate portrait of the artists work and home.
• Unique Vision: Contemporary design has a big presence at Basel. Meet a few of the designers whose work has us begging for more.
• Eastern Promise: Chinese architect Wang Shu is this years Pritzker Prize winner.
• Arab Spring: With provenances that include shahs and kings, Jean Royeres Middle East-era furniture is highly coveted.
• Contemporary Craft: By using an ancient process, Hun-Chung Lees contemporary works are steeped in tradition.
• Everything illuminated: Lighting takes the spotlight at Design Miami / Basel.
• Window Shopping: Seven artists, designers and collectors preview the fair and call out some of their favorite things.
• Found Treasures: The Campanas present Brazillian Baroque, a contemporary take on traditional italian design.