LVMH The Studio Miami Marks Five Years with Expanded Art Basel Programming
- camilarosiaz
- Nov 18
- 2 min read
LVMH The Studio Miami returns to the Miami Design District for its fifth year, offering a five-day gallery and conversation series from December 3–7 at Palm Court. The annual pop-up continues its mission of elevating diverse artistic voices while creating a space where art, culture, and luxury intersect.
Installation view from last year’s LVMH exhibition featuring work by returning artist Glenneisha Darkins. Photo courtesy of LVMH.
The program features a public art gallery presenting work from Cruise Bogle, Glenneisha Darkins, Kieche Francis, Cem Hasimi, Canal Cheong Jagerroos, William Kennedy, Clarence Ruth, Dr. Mimi Adu-Serwaah, David Schwartz, Oscar Ukonu, and Tom Waugh. Throughout the week, executives, entrepreneurs, and creators will lead discussions on entrepreneurship, the artistic process, legal guidance for the creative community, and the role of inclusion across the LVMH ecosystem.
“This Is Where I Left Myself (Details)” by Canal Cheong Jagerroos, featured in this year’s LVMH The Studio Miami. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Participants include leaders from Moët Hennessy USA, Maison Francis Kurkdjian, and Make Up For Ever, along with executives representing Rimowa, Christian Dior Couture, and Fendi. A fireside conversation featuring Anish Melwani, Chairman and CEO of LVMH North America, will explore inclusion as a business driver.
The week also includes a pro-bono legal clinic offering guidance to artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs. A closing reception presented by BMI will bring together cultural leaders and feature a special performance to be announced. Past contributors to the initiative include Haleigh Rosa, Rocsi Diaz, Roger Carter, Trina, Lenny S., Felicia Hatcher, Chris Lyons, Emory Jones, Terrence J, Valeisha Butterfield, Davinchi, and Marques McCammon. Previous celebrity guests range from Dascha Polanco and Morris Chestnut to Pusha T, Slick Rick, Sevyn Streeter, and Rotimi.
LVMH The Studio Miami 2025 hero graphic.
The gallery is open to the public daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Palm Court Event Space, 140 NE 39th Street, Miami.