Art Beats Heat

Armando Mariño, Untitled 2009, conte on paper, 24" x 18". Courtesy Pan American Art Projects.

Pan American Art Projects

June 12-August 15, 2010

As a counter to the overpriced frenzy of Art Basel that takes place in the cooler winter months, Pan American Art Projects is offering a “Summer Salon.” In order to introduce young locals into the world of art collecting, a diverse collection of more affordable art is being shown salon-style throughout the hot summer months.

The art ranges from photographic installations to abstract compositions. True to Pan American Art Projects’ goals, the exhibition displays the work of artists of a variety of nationalities, which contributes to the visual dialogue. Perhaps most important, the curators have priced all the art below $2,000 without compromising the integrity or quality of the art.

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Participating artists include Francis Acea, Gustavo Acosta, José Benito, Ernesto Berra, Andrea Cote, Carlos Estévez, Daniel Joglar, Ted Larsen, Armando Mariño, Santiago Porter, Magnus Sigurdarson, Tracey Snelling, Pablo Soria, and Luis Enrique Camejo.

In addition, a section of the exhibition, “The Store,” offers special discounts throughout the duration of the show. Artists in this section include Zaida del Río, Eric Cadien, Nelson Domínguez, Moisés Finalé, Andrés García Benítez, Milton George, and Minerva López.

“Summer Salon” (June 12 - August 15, 2010)

Pan American Art Projects, 2450 NW 2^nd Avenue, Miami, FL, 33127 / www.panamericanart.com