Miami Art Week

The Japanese women’s pro-wrestling show Sukeban tackled Miami Art Week, bringing fashion, music, fighting and Japanese culture together at the Miami Beach Bandshell. Wrestlers Ichigo Sayaka and Atomic Banshee put on a spectacle as they fought for the Sukeban championship title.

A music and dance collective has grown beyond day parties into a full-fledged cultural community — bringing its unfettered energy to Miami Art Week each year.

A new 3-day art activation during Soul Basel in Overtown seeks to highlight similarities and connection between human migration — and animal displacement through an array of murals.

From Wednesday to Saturday, the "Art of Transformation" showcase will be held at historic spots throughout the City of Opa-Locka with free admission for the public.

A lot has changed over the past few years in the art world. Digital art has become a popular form of expression for artists, and art fairs have taken notice. To help you plan your week, we’ve compiled some highlights at some of the art fairs as well as museums showcasing tech-forward art that will be premiering during Miami Art Week.

The Littlest Art Fair, is a new four-day mural festival in Miami’s historic Little Havana that spotlights homegrown artists who often get overlooked amid the spectacle of Art Week.

The Prizm Art Fair returns to Miami Art Week for its 13th season. About 25 contemporary artists from across the African Diaspora are showcasing what joy looks like to them.

Ten North's annual Art of Transformation features "Jamaica On My Mind: Aliveness and Livity," an exhibit with different interpretations of what it means to be Jamaican.

Before the lights and cheer of the holiday season, there is Miami Art Week. From Dec. 2-8, the greater Miami area transforms into a giant art gallery with over 20 exhibits scattered across the city.

The Art of Transformation program is being credited with helping revive what just a few years ago was one of South Florida’s most struggling cities, Opa-Locka.

For many Black people, Black hair isn’t just a hairstyle — it’s an act of resistance from various levels of race-based discrimination at workplaces, schools, and other social settings. It's also an art form.

Some of the top Palm Beach County artists headlining the Muse Art Fair in Miami Beach share why developing and sustaining their businesses is just as important as showcasing their work.