MIAMI ART WEEK 2021 PROGRAM

Satellite Art Show triumphantly returns to Miami Art Basel and once again radically re-envisions what an art fair should be. This year, Satellite will focus on performance work, time-based media, and installation.

Exhibiting at the Tampa Museum of Art are Jaime Aelavanthara & Amanda Sieradzki, Kim Anderson, Wendy Babcox, Janet Folsom, Samson Huang, Cassia Kite, Jason Lazarus, Jenn Miller, Sarah O’Donoghue, Herion Park, Anat Pollack, Libbi Ponce, Selina Román, John Sims, Mike Solomon, Jill Taffet, and Kirk Ke Wang.

Skyway 20/21: A Contemporary Collaboration celebrates the artists and work created in the Tampa Bay area. Launched as a triennial exhibition in 2017, this survey show is the second presentation of Skyway and is mounted collaboratively by the Tampa Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, and the Contemporary Art Museum at the University of South Florida. Skyway highlights the breadth of artistic practices in the counties served by the organizing museums: Hillsborough, Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, and new to the exhibition, Pasco. The exhibition will be on view simultaneously at the four museums.

CADAF Online is the third edition of the Contemporary And Digital Art Fairs (CADAF) after New York City in May 2019 and Miami in December 2019.

CADAF focuses on supporting digital initiatives in the art market. CADAF’s physical fairs in New York and Miami presented new media and digital art from a selection of contemporary artists and galleries. CADAF Online will provide an engagement and sales platform for this community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The custom-designed platform allows for CADAF Online to be a synchronous event that will take place online. Keeping the goals of artists and galleries in mind, the online event has been developed to be social, free for visitors, and adaptable for other art fairs and partners who would benefit from participating. A great deal of care has been taken to not simply create a website for art online. Instead, digitally-native solutions have been utilized to re-imagine the art fair for online consumption.

After careful consideration by its selection committee, stARTup Art Fair is pleased to announce the 2018 exhibitors for stARTup Los Angeles. Representing multiple mediums, we are proud to welcome 55 independent artists from across California and New York, Arizona, Florida, Hawaii, Italy, Mexico City and Taipei, Taiwan. This is the third Los Angeles edition, but with a new location The Kinney - Venice Beach, which will transform into an immersive, contemporary art experience through the exhibition of work by a diverse group of independent artists, local art nonprofits, artist performances, installations and panel discussions over the course of three days from January 26 - January 28, 2018.
 

Cosmic Ancestry was selected to be included in Aggregate Galleries first Animation Film Festival

"In its ongoing effort to present unique and challenging art experiences to the public, Aggregate Space Gallery is proud to launch this celebration of non-commercial and experimental animation. Animation, as subset within video art, is unique in its versatility as a communicative form and its ability to place viewers inside adjacent realities. It is a medium without rules or restrictions, and its content can address ideas as simple or as complex as the animator intends."

Opening Reception July 21, 6-10pm, First Friday Event - August 4, 5-8pm

April 28 - April 30 2016 | Hotel Del Sol 3100 Webster Street, San Francisco

www.startupartfair.com/SF March 8, 2016, San Francisco, CA — After careful consideration by its selection committee of a record number of applications, stARTup Art Fair is pleased to announce the 2017 exhibitors for the fair’s third edition in its hometown of San Francisco.

Now in its third year, and following its Chicago debut and the second Los Angeles edition this winter, stARTup Art Fair will once again transform Hotel Del Sol into an immersive, contemporary art experience through the exhibition of work by a diverse group of independent artists, local art nonprofits, artist performances, installations and panel discussions over the course of three days from April 28 - April 30, 2017.

2017 Selection Committee

Jonas Almgren  CEO, Artfinder.com

Trish Bransten Director, Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco

Christine Duval Independent Curator, Principal, Duval Contemporary

Amy Ellingson Widely exhibited San Francisco-based artist

Max Presneill Director/Curator, Torrance Art Museum

Catherine Wagner Widely exhibited San Francisco-based artist

The Ringling Museum

Individual audience members will be led through a series of performance encounters ranging from the intimate to the spectacular that will uncover the psychogeographic qualities of The Ringling galleries and gardens.

Jill Taffet will be one of the artists in Experiment #42.000 (RINGLING) She will lead participants through her Interactive Projection Installation Abiogenesis.

Tickets can only be purchased by phone at 941-360-7399 or in person.  Performances will be scheduled throughout the day and you will be assigned a unique performance time upon purchasing your ticket.

Join the adventure.

This event is part of: NEWSTAGES CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE

Jill Taffet will be exhibiting new work at SATELLITE 2.0 during Art Basel in Miami Beach Florida. 

SARTQ: SMALL WORKS.
Opening July 29 5:30-8:30pm

The [blank] slate gallery is proud to present its first group exhibition by Sarasota’s contemporary arts collective, SARTQ

SARTQ: SMALL WORKS features about twenty-five pieces from twelve artists. 
Artists participating: Jeffery Cornwell, Elena De La Ville, Zachary Gilliland, Joni Younkins-Herzog, Tim Jaeger, Cassia Kite, Jenny Medved, Laine Nixon, Vicky Randall, Javier Rodriguez, Steven Strenk, and Jill Taffet.

SARTQ: SMALL WORKS will be on view July 29 through August 20, with an opening reception to meet the artists on Friday, July 29 5:30-8:30pm. 

Abiogenesis is being exhibited at the group exhibit Wish You Could Have Seen This at the San Francisco Art Commission Gallery

155 Grove St, SanFrancisco, CA

Curated by Mai Li

Elemental Designs for a Malleable World

Work by Beth Krebs, Joanna Priestley, Jill Taffet

March 28th – May 22nd, 2016

ARTIST RECEPTION: Friday, March 4, 7:00 PM

Open Saturday, March 5, 4:00-7:00 PM

Harvestworks is pleased to premiere Abiogenesis, an interactive video projection that uses camera tracking to trigger the movement of animation and sound through audience participation.

Inspired by the theory of Abiogenesis, the process of life arising from non-living matter, animated abstract avatars follow participants as they explore bringing biomorphic shapes to life.

Each viewing of the work is unique. The visual, auditory composition and complexity increases or decreases dependent on the number of people interacting simultaneously.

Curator: Tony Dove

"UNC Asheville seeks to examine drawing as it is practiced and defined by today’s artists. The exhibition will demonstrate the continued significance of drawing through both conventional and innovative methods" Juror Val Britton is a nationally and internationally exhibited artist based in San Francisco, whose mixed media works incorporate “the language of maps” through collage, drawing, painting, staining, printing, stitching and cutting paper. Britton selected 47 works for this exhibit from among more than 1,100 entries submitted by 379 artists from six different countries.

On November 8, 2013, 1708 Gallery's 6th annual InLight Richmond 2013 illuminated the waterways, pathways, walls, sidewalks, green spaces, bridges and terraces found in Shockoe along the Riverfront Canal Walk. The exhibition spanned from the Turning Basin to 17th Street, lighting the way for visitors to view light-based art and performances.