Miami Art Week 2025 unfolds across the city with major museum exhibitions, large-scale public installations, art fair debuts, and exclusive VIP previews that shape one of the most influential weeks in the global art landscape. Courtesy of Wynwood Walls ONGOING : 1 Hotel South Beach Presents Artist BREAKFAST Website : 1 Hotel South Beach Dates : December 2nd - January 5th (Lobby Installations) & December 2nd - 8th (Front Entrance & Tala Beach Installations) Address : 2341 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 Format : Open to the public Details : This Miami Art Week, 1 Hotel South Beach and Tala Beach present a site-responsive installation by BREAKFAST, the Brooklyn-based kinetic and data artist whose work transforms live environmental data into evolving sculptural forms. Curated by NicoleMarie Advisory, the presentation brings together five major pieces exploring how technology and data can deepen our understanding of climate change and its impact on the planet’s fragile ecosystems. From December 2–8, Carbon Wake and Consumption will activate the hotel’s façade and beachside at Tala Beach, while Arctic Ice, Water 80, and a new, climate-focused series debuting for Miami Art Week will remain on view in the hotel’s lobby through January 5, 2026. Drawing on real-time information – from global temperature shifts to oceanic patterns, BREAKFAST’s works use motion, light, and sound to convert abstract climate data into tangible, experiential encounters. The result is a living ecosystem of motion and light that blurs the boundaries between art, science and information– echoing 1 Hotel’s commitment to sustainability and environmental awareness. Presented during Miami Art Week, this new body of work invites reflection on how digital systems can help us see–and feel–the changing rhythms of our planet. Museum of Sex Miami – Hard Art: Unruly Selections from the Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection Website : Museum of Sex Dates : On view now through May 2026 Address : 2200 NW 24th Ave, Miami, FL 33142 Format : Open to the public through ticket purchase Details : Museum of Sex Miami, South Florida’s cultural landmark dedicated to exploring the intersections of art, sexuality, and society, has unveiled “Hard Art: Unruly Selections from the Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection”. Debuted on October 17th, this provocative exhibition, curated by Laura Dvorkin and Maynard Monrow, offers a bold, unflinching look at eroticism, power and cultural taboos through the lens of DeWoody's visionary collection. Bringing DeWoody’s boundary-pushing vision to life, Hard Art features a curated mix of works that provoke, seduce, and unsettle in equal measure. On view through May 2026, the exhibition underscored a shared commitment to artistic freedom and expanded the impact of one of today’s most significant private collections in contemporary art. The Phillip & Patricia Frost Museum of Science - Leonardo da Vinci - 500 Years of Genius Exhibition Website : Frost Museum of Science Dates : On view now through April 5, 2026, 10 AM - 6 PM Address : 1101 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132 Format : Purchase of a museum ticket Details : Leonardo da Vinci – 500 Years of Genius opens this fall at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, offering the most comprehensive and immersive look into the life and legacy of one of history’s greatest minds. This special exhibition features interactive experiences, digital galleries, and life-size replicas of da Vinci’s inventions. Highlights include a 360-degree replica of the Mona Lisa, digital displays of The Last Supper and Vitruvian Man, and rare artifacts that showcase da Vinci’s groundbreaking work in art, science, and engineering. Faena Art Website : Faena Art Dates : Tuesday, December 2nd - Sunday, December 7th; 1PM-9PM Address : 3201 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140 Format : Open to the Public Details : Marking its tenth anniversary in Miami Beach, Faena Art will unveil its most ambitious Art Week commission to date: a series of monumental works by renowned British artist Es Devlin. Supported by Chase Sapphire Reserve, Devlin’s luminous installations will transform the Faena District into a space for reading, reflection, and encounter, spanning the Faena Beach, Cathedral, and Project Room. At the center of the presentation is Library of Us, a kinetic sculpture featuring 2,500 of the books that have most influenced the artist’s philosophy and practice. Complementing the beach installation are Reading Room inside the Faena Cathedral and a collection of drawings and painted glass works in the Faena Project Room, together forming a rare survey of Devlin’s multidisciplinary work. Free and open to the public from December 2–7, 1–9 p.m., the commission underscores Faena Art’s mission to connect art, community, and everyday life across Miami Beach. New Art Collection Debut at Soho Beach House Website : Soho Beach House Location : 4385 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140 Details : For Miami Art Week, Soho Beach House Miami is debuting an entirely new permanent art collection – and for the first time, it will be entirely dedicated to photography. Curated as a global showcase, the collection will bring together established names and emerging voices from around the world, reflecting the cutting-edge spirit of Miami and its role as an international cultural hub during Art Basel Miami Beach. The new art collection curated by Kate Bryan, Chief Art Director, will celebrate a global line up of talent who champion the power and versatility of photography as an art medium. Key works include those by Isaac Julien, JR, Marilyn Minter, Walead Beshty, Ming Smith, Hank Willis Thomas, René Matic, Dayanita Singh, Thomas Dozol and Douglas Gordon. Wynwood Walls 2025 Art Week Programming Website : Wynwood Walls Dates : Unveiling Monday, November 30th Address : 2516 NW 2nd Avenue Miami, FL 33127 Format : Open to the public Details : At the forefront of contemporary urban art, Wynwood Walls Museum stands as the world’s premier outdoor street art destination- a vibrant epicenter for creative expression and cultural dialogue. Curated by Jessica Goldman Srebnick, the iconic museum, celebrated as “The Olympics of Street Art”, continues to elevate and redefine the street art genre with an evolving collection of murals and sculptures by more than 120 artists representing over 25 countries. Unveiling during Miami Art Week 2025, Wynwood Walls Museum and Goldman Srebnick present, ONLY HUMAN, a theme that explores what remains uniquely human in an age experiencing rapid technological growth. ONLY HUMAN celebrates lived experiences, global perspectives, and the boundless imagination that connects us all. The exhibition will debut murals and productions by six renowned artists: SETH, Miss Birdy, Cryptik, Joe Iurato, Quake, RISK, and Persue. The theme will also extend into the Goldman Global Arts Gallery, which will showcase a curated selection of new works from acclaimed artists Retna, Hebru Brantley, Simon Berger, Sandra Chevrier and El Mac. “Technology may replicate patterns, but it cannot feel. It cannot know what it means to lose, to love or to hope. True creativity is born from the heart and grows through unshakable passion and the courage to do what others have not. This is uniquely human. Technology will allow us to propel forward in unimaginable ways. This year’s theme is not a rejection of technology, but a celebration of what it cannot be.”- Jessica Goldman Srebnick, Curator of Wynwood Walls. Art Miami Website : Art Miami Dates : Tuesday, December 2 - Sunday, December 7, 2025 Address : One Herald Plaza, Downtown Miami Format : Open to the Public (VIP & GA tickets) Details : Celebrating 35 years as Miami’s original and longest-running contemporary art fair, Art Miami returns December 2-7, 2025, at the prestigious waterfront location of One Herald Plaza. Recognized as a leading destination for acquiring important works from the 20th and 21st centuries, the fair will present more than 150+ galleries from 30 countries. The fair will open on Tuesday, December 2, with an exclusive Platinum VIP Preview from 11 AM to 1 PM, by invitation only for Art Miami and CONTEXT Platinum VIP Passholders, followed by a VIP Preview from 1 to 4 PM for Art Miami, CONTEXT, and Aqua VIP Passholders; Art Basel Miami Beach, Design Miami, and Untitled VIP Passholders; and accredited press, with both previews benefiting the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). Public hours begin Tuesday, December 2, from 4-9 PM; continue Wednesday, December 3, through Saturday, December 6, from 11 AM-7 PM; and conclude Sunday, December 7, from 11 AM-6 PM. Year after year, Art Miami, together with sister fair CONTEXT Art Miami, has been a central component of Miami Art Week, playing a major role in establishing the city as a cultural hub and attracting a vast collector base, dealers, advisors, curators, and museum professionals for what is widely regarded as the most important week for contemporary art in America. Participating galleries report strong sales as collectors acquire significant works spanning modern, post-war, pop, contemporary, and classical modern movements, reinforcing Art Miami’s status as a leading global destination for contemporary art. Visitors can enjoy a full-day experience with multiple hospitality areas, including several cafés and a lounge overlooking Biscayne Bay, creating a lively environment to view art, connect with collectors, and experience the social energy of Miami Art Week. CONTEXT Art Miami Website : Context Art Miami Dates : Tuesday, December 2 - Sunday, December 7, 2025 Address : One Herald Plaza, Downtown Miami Format : Open to the Public (VIP & GA tickets) Details : CONTEXT Art Miami, the sister fair to Art Miami, is dedicated to showcasing and supporting mid-career and emerging artists. Launched in 2012, the fair fosters meaningful dialogue among artists, galleries, and collectors while providing a premier platform for innovative and cutting-edge talent presented by both rising and established galleries. Returning December 2-7, 2025, adjacent to Art Miami at One Herald Plaza, CONTEXT features international galleries, curated sections, and large-scale installations that highlight fresh voices and experimental practices. The fair opens with an exclusive Platinum VIP Preview on Tuesday, December 2, from 11 AM-1 PM for CONTEXT and Art Miami Platinum VIP Passholders, followed by a VIP Preview from 1-4 PM for CONTEXT and Art Miami VIP Passholders and accredited press, with both previews benefiting the Pérez Art Museum Miami. Public hours run Tuesday, December 2, from 4-9 PM; Wednesday, December 3, through Saturday, December 6, from 11 AM-7 PM; and Sunday, December 7, from 11 AM-6 PM. Together, CONTEXT and Art Miami provide a complementary platform for primary dealers and their artists to reach an international audience during one of the most important weeks for contemporary art in the United States. Aqua Art Miami Website : Aqua Art Miami Dates : Wednesday, December 3 - Sunday, December 7, 2025 Address : 1530 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139 Format : Open to the Public (VIP & GA tickets) Details : Debuting its 19th edition, Aqua Art Miami returns to the iconic Aqua Hotel in Miami Beach, offering a premier platform for emerging and mid-career artists presented by a roster of respected international galleries. The fair opens with a VIP Preview on Wednesday, December 3, from 3-10 PM for Aqua Art Miami, Art Miami, and CONTEXT VIP Passholders, as well as accredited press, providing an exclusive opportunity for collectors and art professionals to view and acquire works before opening to the public on December 4-7, 2025. The energetic preview has become the destination for influential collectors and art professionals, many of whom migrate from Art Basel as well as Aqua’s sister fairs, Art Miami and CONTEXT, which are conveniently nestled between the Venetian Causeway and the MacArthur Causeway. Public hours run Thursday, December 4, from 12-9 PM; Friday and Saturday, December 5-6, from 11 AM-9 PM; and Sunday, December 7, from 11 AM-6 PM. Over the years, Aqua Art Miami has become a must-visit destination during Miami Art Week, maintaining its signature energetic and welcoming atmosphere with intimate exhibition rooms opening onto the hotel’s vibrant courtyard of the classic South Beach hotel. West Chelsea Contemporary at Art Miami 2025 Website : West Chelsea Contemporary Dates : Tuesday, December 2 - Sunday, December 7, 2025 Address : One Herald Plaza, Downtown Miami, Booth AM516 Format : Open to the Public (VIP & GA tickets) Details : West Chelsea Contemporary returns to Art Miami for the fourth year with 15 never-before-seen works created exclusively for its Art Miami showcase from artists on its increasingly influential primary-market roster. Known for its collector-founded point of view and its novel, hybrid approach that situates artwork from the primary market alongside a tightly curated selection of pieces from the secondary market and Blue Chip masters, the Austin-based gallery’s Art Miami 2025 presentation features 90 works that reflect the breadth of the gallery’s collection and curatorial style. All 10 featured primary-market artists will be present in person - creating a rare opportunity for collectors, critics, and fairgoers to connect directly with the artists and take part in rather than merely observe the conversation shaping the future of the market. This level of investment underscores West Chelsea Contemporary’s artist-first model and its commitment to elevating artists at pivotal moments in their careers. Featured artists and works will include: Gary James McQueen, who continues to build upon the legacy of his late uncle, Alexander McQueen, with select works from his Form and Flora collection; Charlotte Rose, who creates a subversive and seductive contemporary dialog, with four new pieces* created in Austin at West Chelsea Contemporary’s artist in residency studio; Miles Glynn, who reinterprets Americana through layered photographic assemblages, with two new pieces*, Lost Cowboy and Lost Cowgirl; and Terry Urban, who draws from music and abstract expressionism, with a new work* created in Los Angeles, In The Name of The Father. (*) denotes work created exclusively for West Chelsea Contemporary’s Art Miami 2025 showcase Art Miami Public hours begin Tuesday, December 2, from 4-9 PM; continue Wednesday, December 3, through Saturday, December 6, from 11 AM-7 PM; and conclude Sunday, December 7, from 11 AM-6 PM. Bagatelle Miami River Artist Collaboration & Art Week Programming Website : Bagatelle Miami River Address : 311 NW S River Dr, Miami, FL 33128 Dates : Wednesday, December 3 - Sunday, December 7 Format : Open to the public (VIP Table Reservations & Beverage Minimum on select days) Reservations : miamiriver@bagatelle.com Hours : Wed-Thu 6 PM-1:30 AM | Fri-Sat 6 PM-2:30 AM | Sun Brunch 12 PM, Dinner 6 PM Details : Bagatelle Miami River, the new waterfront destination redefining the legacy of the globally celebrated French hospitality brand, opening November 21, will offer a full week of immersive programming during Miami Art Week 2025, from Dec. 3-7. The restaurant will feature an art installation by Fred Allard, including a painting and multiple sculptures in the lobby and reception, with additional works throughout the space, highlighting Bagatelle’s bold new concept where contemporary art, elevated French-Mediterranean cuisine, and the vibrant energy of the Miami River converge. The week culminates on Sunday, December 7, with a Brunch and Sunset DJ set featuring headliner Jamie Jones, supported by Chloé Caillet and resident DJ Waae, providing a dynamic soundtrack to accompany the restaurant’s modern design and waterfront views. Minimums will apply for table reservations during the DJ programming, starting at a $200 beverage minimum per guest, with table minimums varying based on party size and timing. Similar conditions will be in place on Friday, Dec. 5, and Saturday, Dec. 6, with details to follow. Courtesy of Wynwood Walls Monday, December 1st: Faena Art Website : Faena Art Dates : Monday, December 1st Address : 3201 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140; 5-8PM Format : Private / Invite-Only event Details : Before opening to the public, Faena Art will host an exclusive, invite-only media preview, offering select members of the press and influencers an intimate first look at Devlin’s transformative works and a behind-the-scenes perspective on her creative process. This private event will introduce Library of Us, a kinetic sculpture featuring 2,500 of the books that have most influenced the artist’s philosophy and practice, alongside Reading Room, located inside the Faena Cathedral, and a collection of drawings and painted glass works in the Faena Project Room. Together, these installations form a rare survey of Devlin’s multidisciplinary work and mark a defining moment in Faena Art’s decade-long mission to connect art and community across Miami Beach. Wynwood Walls Website : Wynwood Walls Date : Monday, December 1st Address : 2516 NW 2nd Avenue Miami, FL 33127 Format : Private / Invite Only Details : Before opening to the public, Goldman Global Arts will host an exclusive invite only event unveiling the works of the hand selected artists for the 2025 Miami Art Week. This year Wynwood Walls Museum and Curator Jessica Goldman Srebnick present, ONLY HUMAN, a theme that explores what remains uniquely human in an age experiencing rapid technological growth. ONLY HUMANcelebrates lived experiences, global perspectives, and the boundless imagination that connects us all. The exhibition will debut murals and productions by renowned artists: Cryptik, Joe Iurato, Miss Birdy, Persue, SETH, SICKID and RISK. In addition, for the first time ever, Retna and El Mac will debut their first mural collaboration. The theme will also extend into the Goldman Global Arts Gallery, which will showcase a curated selection of new works from acclaimed artists Retna and El Mac. Simon Berger, Hebru, and Sandra Chevrier. Courtesy of Art Miami + CONTEXT Art Miami Tuesday, December 2nd: Art Miami VIP Preview Website : Art Miami Date : Tuesday, December 2 Address : One Herald Plaza, Downtown Miami Format : Invite only Platinum VIP 11am-1pm | VIP Preview & Media 1-4pm | Open to the Public 4-9pm Details : Celebrating 35 years as Miami’s original and longest-running contemporary art fair, Art Miami returns December 2-7, 2025, at the prestigious waterfront location of One Herald Plaza. Recognized as a leading destination for acquiring important works from the 20th and 21st centuries, the fair will present more than 150+ galleries from 30 countries. The fair will open on Tuesday, December 2, with an exclusive Platinum VIP Preview from 11 AM to 1 PM, by invitation only for Art Miami and CONTEXT Platinum VIP Passholders, followed by a VIP Preview from 1 to 4 PM for Art Miami, CONTEXT, and Aqua VIP Passholders; Art Basel Miami Beach, Design Miami, and Untitled VIP Passholders; and accredited press, with both previews benefiting the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). Public hours begin Tuesday, December 2, from 4-9 PM; continue Wednesday, December 3, through Saturday, December 6, from 11 AM-7 PM; and conclude Sunday, December 7, from 11 AM-6 PM. Visitors can enjoy a full-day experience with multiple hospitality areas, including several cafés and a lounge overlooking Biscayne Bay, creating a lively environment to view art, connect with collectors, and experience the social energy of Miami Art Week. CONTEXT Art Miami VIP Preview Website : Context Art Miami Date : Tuesday, December 2 Address : One Herald Plaza, Downtown Miami Format : Invite only Platinum VIP 11am-1pm | VIP Preview & Media 1-4pm | Open to the Public 4-9pm Details : CONTEXT Art Miami, the sister fair to Art Miami, is dedicated to showcasing and supporting mid-career and emerging artists. Launched in 2012, the fair fosters meaningful dialogue among artists, galleries, and collectors while providing a premier platform for innovative and cutting-edge talent presented by both rising and established galleries. Returning December 2-7, 2025, adjacent to Art Miami at One Herald Plaza, CONTEXT features international galleries, curated sections, and large-scale installations that highlight fresh voices and experimental practices. The fair opens with an exclusive Platinum VIP Preview on Tuesday, December 2, from 11 AM-1 PM for CONTEXT and Art Miami Platinum VIP Passholders, followed by a VIP Preview from 1-4 PM for CONTEXT and Art Miami VIP Passholders and accredited press, with both previews benefiting the Pérez Art Museum Miami. Public hours run Tuesday, December 2, from 4-9 PM; Wednesday, December 3, through Saturday, December 6, from 11 AM-7 PM; and Sunday, December 7, from 11 AM-6 PM. Together, CONTEXT and Art Miami provide a complementary platform for primary dealers and their artists to reach an international audience during one of the most important weeks for contemporary art in the United States. Courtesy of Aqua Art Miami Wednesday, December 3rd Aqua Art Miami VIP Preview Website : Aqua Art Miami Dates : Wednesday, December 3 Address : 1530 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139 Format : VIP Preview & Media 3-10pm Details : Debuting its 19th edition, Aqua Art Miami returns to the iconic Aqua Hotel in Miami Beach, offering a premier platform for emerging and mid-career artists presented by a roster of respected international galleries. The fair opens with a VIP Preview on Wednesday, December 3, from 3-10 PM for Aqua Art Miami, Art Miami, and CONTEXT VIP Passholders, as well as accredited press, providing an exclusive opportunity for collectors and art professionals to view and acquire works before opening to the public on December 4-7, 2025. The energetic preview has become the destination for influential collectors and art professionals, many of whom migrate from Art Basel as well as Aqua’s sister fairs, Art Miami and CONTEXT, which are conveniently nestled between the Venetian Causeway and the MacArthur Causeway. Public hours run Thursday, December 4, from 12-9 PM; Friday and Saturday, December 5-6, from 11 AM-9 PM; and Sunday, December 7, from 11 AM-6 PM. Over the years, Aqua Art Miami has become a must-visit destination during Miami Art Week, maintaining its signature energetic and welcoming atmosphere with intimate exhibition rooms opening onto the hotel’s vibrant courtyard of the classic South Beach hotel. Gunna ‘Basel Edition’ at LIV Miami Website : LIV Date : Wednesday, December 3 Address : 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach FL 33140 Format : Open to the Public (VIP & GA tickets) Details : LIV Miami kicks off Miami Art Week in signature style on Wednesday, December 3, with a Special Basel Edition and feature an exciting performance by Gunna. Bagatelle Miami River Artist Collaboration Dinner Hosted by Fred Allard Website : Bagatelle Miami River Address : 311 NW S River Dr, Miami, FL 33128 Date : Wednesday, December 3 at 8:30 PM Format : Invite-only/Media Dinner Details : Bagatelle Miami River, the new waterfront destination redefining the legacy of the globally celebrated French hospitality brand, will offer a full week of immersive programming during Miami Art Week 2025. The restaurant will feature an art installation by Fred Allard, including a painting and multiple sculptures in the lobby and reception, with additional works throughout the space, highlighting Bagatelle’s bold new concept where contemporary art, elevated French-Mediterranean cuisine, and the vibrant energy of the Miami River converge. To debut the collaboration, Bagatelle will have an intimate, invite-only media dinner hosted by artist Fred Allard on Wednesday, Dec. 3rd at 8:30 p.m. Courtesy of Groot Hospitality Thursday, December 4th Tiësto at LIV Miami Website : LIV Date : Thursday, December 4 Address : 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach FL 33140 Format : Open to the Public (VIP & GA tickets) Details : On Thursday, December 4th, legendary DJ Tiësto brings his iconic sound to LIV Miami as part of the club's special Art Basel Edition lineup. Hakkasan and Koli Team Up for Michelin-Starred Collaboration Dinner Presented By Reserva De La Familia Website : Hakkasan and Koli Date : Thursday, December 4 at 7PM Address : 4441 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, 33140 Format : Purchase tickets - Open to the Public Price : $295 per person (excluding tax and gratuity). Minimum reservation of 2 guests Details : Chef Hing Fung Matt Chan of the MICHELIN-recognized Hakkasan and Chef Roberto Rivera Rio of the One MICHELIN Star KOLI present an unforgettable evening in the Pairing Chefs, Pairing Tequila series presented by Reserva de la Familia, the Official Tequila Partner of the MICHELIN Guide U.S. This one-night-only tasting experience features a specially curated menu by both chefs, paired with Reserva de la Familia’s premium tequila expressions - blending 230 years of tequila heritage with the innovation of two culinary visionaries. The evening begins at 6:30 p.m. with cocktails and canapés, followed by a multi-course dinner starting at 7:00 p.m. For bookings, visit OpenTable.com. Courtesy of Salar Abduaziz Friday, December 5th CC Rooftop Social Club & Brooklyn Chop House Host Flaunt Magazine Art Week Party with Diplo Website : CC Club Date : Friday, December 5 from 9pm - 2 am Address : 255 NW 25th St PH Rooftop, Miami, FL 33127 Format : Private / Invite Only Details : Flaunt Magazine celebrates Miami Art Week with an exclusive, invite-only party at CC Rooftop Social Club, the new high-energy lounge soaring above Brooklyn Chop House Miami at the Moxy Hotel in Wynwood. Guests will enjoy panoramic views, premium cocktails, and the electric atmosphere the venues have become known for. A special DJ set by Diplo headlines the night, with McLaren as event partner. Positioned as Miami’s newest hot spot for dining and nightlife, Brooklyn Chop House + CC Rooftop are set to kick off Art Week as the go-to destination for VIPs, celebrities, and industry tastemakers. Black Coffee at LIV Miami Website : LIV Dates : Friday, December 5 Address : 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33140 Format : Open to the Public (VIP Table Reservations & Tickets) Details : South African house music DJ Black Coffee performs at LIV Miami on Friday, December 5, as part of the club’s Art Basel Edition lineup. SHINGO Miami Website : SHINGO Miami Date : Friday & Saturday, December 5–6 | Seatings at 5:30 PM & 9 PM Address : 112 Alhambra Cir, Coral Gables, FL 33134 Format : Dinner reservations required Details : SHINGO Hosts Tea Ceremony by Japanese Ceramic Artist Hosai Matsubayashi. In celebration of Miami Art Week, Michelin-starred omakase restaurant SHINGO presents an exclusive Japanese tea ceremony experience led by Hosai Matsubayashi, the 16th-generation master of the famed Asahiyaki kiln, one of Japan’s oldest and most revered pottery houses, established over 400 years ago in Uji, Kyoto. Known for his exquisite hand-thrown ceramics that blend traditional wabi-sabi aesthetics with modern refinement, Matsubayashi has exhibited internationally and continues his family’s legacy of crafting vessels for Japan’s most distinguished tea masters. Guests will be guided through a traditional tea ceremony personally led by Matsubayashi, offering a rare opportunity to witness and engage with his artistry and philosophy, along with a multi-course omakase experience by Chef Shingo Akikuni. Each guest will receive a handcrafted Asahiyaki sake cup as a keepsake, and a curated selection of Asahiyaki ceramics will be on display for purchase in SHINGO's intimate art gallery throughout the evening. Tickets are $395 per person ++. Courtesy of Joia Beach Saturday, December 6th John Summit at LIV Miami Website : LIV Dates : Saturday, December 6 Address : 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach FL 33140 Format : Open to the Public (VIP & GA tickets) Details : Chart-topping house producer John Summit closes out LIV Miami's Art Basel Edition weekend in signature style. SHINGO Miami Website : SHINGO Miami Date : Saturday, December 6 | Seatings at 6 & 9 PM Address : 112 Alhambra Cir, Coral Gables, FL 33134 Format : Dinner reservations required Details : SHINGO Hosts Tea Ceremony by Japanese Ceramic Artist Hosai Matsubayashi Friday & Saturday, December 5–6 | Seatings at 6 PM & 9 PM. In celebration of Miami Art Week, Michelin-starred omakase restaurant SHINGO presents an exclusive Japanese tea ceremony experience led by Hosai Matsubayashi, the 16th-generation master of the famed Asahiyaki kiln, one of Japan’s oldest and most revered pottery houses, established over 400 years ago in Uji, Kyoto. Known for his exquisite hand-thrown ceramics that blend traditional wabi-sabi aesthetics with modern refinement, Matsubayashi has exhibited internationally and continues his family’s legacy of crafting vessels for Japan’s most distinguished tea masters. Guests will be guided through a traditional tea ceremony personally led by Matsubayashi, offering a rare opportunity to witness and engage with his artistry and philosophy, along with a multi-course omakase experience by Chef Shingo Akikuni. Each guest will receive a handcrafted Asahiyaki sake cup as a keepsake, and a curated selection of Asahiyaki ceramics will be on display for purchase in SHINGO's intimate art gallery throughout the evening. Tickets are $395 per person ++. Joia Beach Website : Joia Beach Dates : Saturday, December 6 Address : 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail. Miami , FL 33132 Format : Open to the Public (Tickets HERE) Details : Kick off Art Basel weekend at Joia Beach with Emily Victores’ signature Yoga Sculpt — an energizing full-body flow to set the tone for the day. As evening arrives, guests set sail along the Miami coastline aboard private yachts, blending Italian craftsmanship with coastal style. Enjoy an open bar with dedicated Spritz Bar, handcrafted cocktails, and Italian bites inspired by the Amalfi Coast, all accompanied by a signature DJ set at sunset. A seamless blend of movement, music, wellness, and indulgence. Courtesy of Ball & Chain Sunday, December 7th Brunch & Sunset DJ Set by Jamie Jones at Bagatelle Miami River Website : Bagatelle Miami River Address : 311 NW S River Dr, Miami, FL 33128 Dates : Wednesday, December 3 - Sunday, December 7 Format : Open to the public (VIP Table Reservations & Beverage Minimum on select days) Reservations : miamiriver@bagatelle.com Hours : Wed-Thu 6 PM-1:30 AM | Fri-Sat 6 PM-2:30 AM | Sun Brunch 12 PM, Dinner 6 PM Details : Bagatelle Miami River, the new waterfront destination redefining the legacy of the globally celebrated French hospitality brand, opening November 21, will offer a full week of immersive programming during Miami Art Week 2025, from Dec. 3-7. The restaurant will feature an art installation by Fred Allard, including a painting and multiple sculptures in the lobby and reception, with additional works throughout the space, highlighting Bagatelle’s new concept where contemporary art, elevated French-Mediterranean cuisine, and the vibrant energy of the Miami River converge. The week culminates on Sunday, December 7, with a Brunch and Sunset DJ set featuring headliner Jamie Jones, supported by Chloé Caillet and resident DJ Waae. Minimums will apply for table reservations during the DJ programming, starting at a $200 beverage minimum per guest, with table minimums varying based on party size and timing. Similar conditions will be in place on Friday, Dec. 5, and Saturday, Dec. 6, with details to follow. LIV on Sunday ‘Basel Edition’ at LIV Miami Website : LIV Dates : Sunday, December 7 Address : 4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33140 Format : Open to the Public (VIP Table Reservations & Tickets) Details : LIV Miami closes out Miami Art Week 2025 with its LIV ON SUNDAY Basel Edition on Sunday, December 7, featuring a special guest to be announced soon. Live Painting by Braun at BALL & CHAIN Website : BALL & CHAIN Date : Sunday, December 7 Time : 4-7:30 PM Address : 1513 SW 8th Street Miami, Florida 33135 Format : Open to the Public (Tickets HERE) Details : Ball & Chain, Little Havana's iconic bar and restaurant established in 1935, presents an exclusive Art Basel Weekend experience featuring Brazilian artist Flavia Braun. Guests are invited to witness a live painting exhibition as Braun creates a striking neon wildlife piece on stage, combining art, music, and movement with a signature glow-in-the-dark finish. Entry to the event is completely free with RSVP. Guests can enhance their experience with an optional $35 bottomless mimosas and spritz package. The afternoon also features live music by DJ Danis and a complimentary salsa class led by Ball & Chain's professional dance instructor. Braun's work, currently featured at Red Dot Wynwood, showcases her distinctive approach to wildlife art through vibrant colors and dynamic compositions. This event offers art enthusiasts and Miami locals an opportunity to experience live art creation in an intimate setting during one of the city's most celebrated cultural weekends. Sundays on the Bay at Bayshore Club Website : Bayshore Club Date : Sunday, December 7 Time : 4-7 PM Address : 3391 Pan American Dr, Miami, FL 33133 Format : Open to the Public (Tickets HERE) Details : Bayshore Club will be hosting Sundays on the Bay, a special sunset wine tasting, where guests will have the opportunity to enjoy 10 pours of different wines paired with passed bites and live music for $35 per guest. Enjoy crisp reds and sparkling whites with views overlooking Biscayne Bay as Miami slips gracefully into the night. Additionally, in the spirit of Art Week, Amelia Schofield will be on site, showing off her live paintings. Amelia has a passion for interior design, which has allowed her to translate her skills into art. Her design philosophy revolves around the belief that the spaces we inhabit profoundly impact our well-being and daily experiences. She uses creativity and functionality in order to create something that reflects her clients’ unique personalities. Guests are also invited to linger a little longer and enjoy 10% off their dining experience. By ML Staff.

Bagatelle is expanding its global footprint with a new Miami River location opening in November 2025, introducing a hybrid culinary and nightlife concept that reflects the brand’s shift toward immersive hospitality. Bagatelle Miami River blends elevated Mediterranean dining with the high-energy atmosphere that has defined the brand’s presence in destinations including Saint-Tropez, Mykonos, and Dubai. Courtesy of Ruben Pictures Positioned along the Miami River, the venue is part of a collaboration between Mandala Group and The Dirty Rabbit Group, reinforcing the area’s growing profile as a waterfront dining district. The indoor-outdoor space overlooks the river and Miami skyline, integrating views directly into the dining experience. Courtesy of Michael Pisarri The concept merges Bagatelle’s “House” and “Beach Club” environments into a single destination. The House setting draws on the aesthetic of a refined private residence, while the Beach Club incorporates Riviera-inspired details and a relaxed coastal tone. The venue is designed to transition easily from daytime dining into late-night celebrations. Courtesy of Ruben Pictures Chef Rocco Seminara, the brand’s Corporate Executive Chef, oversees the culinary direction, drawing on his experience with Alain Ducasse and Joël Robuchon. Executive Chef Marco Antonio Estrada Gallardo leads the Miami River kitchen, introducing a menu centered on French Mediterranean techniques with Latin influences. Seafood, raw bar selections, and shared dishes anchor the offerings, including stuffed potato with seasonal truffle, wild mushrooms, and vongole in saffron marinière. Pastry Chef Manon Santini contributes desserts shaped by classical French training and seasonal ingredients. Courtesy of Michael Pasarri The cocktail program introduces drinks crafted specifically for the Miami River location, combining traditional French elegance with contemporary mixology. Guests arriving by boat will have access to a 192-foot dock, with docking fees waived for premium charter arrivals. Courtesy of Ruben Pictures The venue spans three floors, including lounge areas, a 25-seat bar, waterfront seating, private dining spaces, and cabanas. The design, created by House of Kirschner and French designer Sam Baron , incorporates Riviera-inspired details, neon elements, and artwork by Lynda Deleurence. The rooftop is expected to become a speakeasy in a later phase. Music programming will feature international artists, aligning the venue with Miami’s nightlife culture. Courtesy of Bagatelle Miami River Bagatelle Miami River is located at 311 NW South River Dr. Operating hours run from 6 PM into the early morning Wednesday through Sunday, with Bagatelle Sundays launching December 7 and Sunday brunch from 12 PM to 4 PM. Reservations will be available through SevenRooms and OpenTable . Information and updates are available on Instagram via @BagatelleMiamiRiver . By ML Staff.

As the winter season draws travelers to Miami’s warm shores and the city prepares for the global spotlight events such as Art Basel Miami Beach , many visitors will discover a perfect retreat with the Eskape Collection . Founded by architect and seasoned traveler Flavio Rossato , the company was born from a desire to create something he couldn’t find himself. “I was looking for a boutique hospitality management company, and I didn’t find one,” Rossato says. “So I decided to start my own, based on my experience as a traveler and as an architect.” What began with a single project in 2013 has grown into a trio of celebrated properties, known for their luminous interiors, functional comforts, and welcoming, residential feel. The collection now includes 1818 Meridian House , the ABAE Hotel , and 6080 Design Hotel . A Home for Art Lovers, Winter Sun Seekers, and Business Travelers Eskape’s hotels—designed for real living—are built to match the pace of Miami’s busiest season. Each property offers calm, inspiration, and workspace-friendly suites ideal for visitors and business travelers alike, delivering both comfort and style. Rossato explains the brand’s defining philosophy: “All rooms are designed as apartments… to offer a home away from home experience. I like guests to feel the spacious rooms, equipped with kitchen essentials, washer and dryer, balconies, floor-to-ceiling windows, and other amenities or comforts.” Modern connectivity is also at the heart of the experience. “We prioritize connectivity by offering fiber optics and lightning-fast internet… and enhance interaction with guests through smartphone apps,” he says. Sustainability is equally important, reflected in the hotels’ energy-efficient certifications. 1818 Meridian House: The Ideal Base for Miami Art Week Located just steps from the Miami Beach Convention Center—the hub of Art Basel— 1818 Meridian House blends historic charm with modern tranquility. Built in 1956 and newly remodeled, the garden-lined boutique-apartment hotel immerses guests in serene, tropical surroundings before they even reach the lobby. The interiors, finished with crisp wood tones, sheer curtains, and playful nods to its mid-century roots, offer a peaceful counterpoint to the bustling art fairs. With Studios, Junior Suites, and Two-Bedroom Suites, the property is perfect for artists, collectors, families, or business travelers attending Miami Art Week events. And the location is unbeatable—two blocks from Lincoln Road, a short walk to the beach, and mere minutes from some of Art Week’s top venues. ABAE Hotel: Chic, Elevated, and Exceptionally Convenient ABAE Hotel , set on quiet West Avenue, offers a luxurious escape that balances privacy and access. The 45 one-bedroom and penthouse suites are modern, curated, and designed for long or short stays. The rooftop pool—complete with panoramic skyline views and underwater speakers—provides the perfect setting to recharge after a day of fairs or meetings. Inside each suite, guests enjoy full kitchenettes, rain showers, Missoni bath amenities, king bedrooms, high-speed internet, and washer–dryer units—features that appeal especially to business travelers or extended-stay guests. With Whole Foods just two blocks away and Joe & the Juice on the ground floor, day-to-day convenience is seamlessly integrated. 6080 Design Hotel: Contemporary Hotel Near the Beach and Bay The newest addition to the portfolio, the 6080 Design Hotel , extends the Eskape philosophy into a sleek, contemporary setting near both the Beach and the Bay. Designed from the traveler’s point of view, the hotel captures what Rossato calls “effortless living,” blending smart functionality with crisp, modern style. With 70 spacious suites, studios, one- and two-bedroom units, and penthouses, 6080 Design Hotel brings a refreshing, youthful personality to Miami Beach. Interiors are bright, thoughtfully laid out, and infused with the latest tech and luxurious amenities. Terraces open to calming views, creating a natural flow between indoor serenity and Miami’s coastal energy. Guests enjoy the same detail-driven comforts seen throughout the Eskape portfolio—fresh, fun-loving touches, efficient layouts, and an atmosphere designed to make every stay feel naturally easy. Whether visitors are here for Miami Art Week, an extended winter escape, or remote work by the beach, 6080 Design Hotel offers a versatile, uplifting place to settle in. Where Detail and Design Meet Comfort Rossato personally curated the interiors across all properties, earning recognition within the boutique hotel space. But he notes the ongoing effort behind the scenes:“Consistency with the company’s culture… the way we deliver the rooms, cleaning, details like welcome cards, smell, light ambience, music.” In Rossato’s own words, “We offer guests a home away from home, designed with care, comfort, and the modern traveler in mind.” By ML Staff. Photos/Eskape Collection

HENGE makes its Miami Art Week debut at Design Miami  with an immersive Collectors Lounge  by Ugo Cacciatori , featuring modular seating, cast-metal tables, a sculptural quartzite bar, and a refined, material-driven atmosphere. The Collectors Lounge is located at the Convention Center Drive & 19th Street, Miami Beach. Founded by Paolo Tormena , HENGE is a young design company that has transformed its material exploration into a distinctive design trademark. Driven by a passion for rare materials, precious finishes, and extraordinary proportions, Tormena, alongside architect Isabella Genovese and artistic director Massimo Castagna, has crafted a unique aesthetic vision recognized worldwide. Paolo Tormen Over the years, HENGE has collaborated with international design leaders such as Yabu Pushelberg  and artists including Maarten Baas , while contributing to prestigious residences and flagship stores globally. The brand’s work emphasizes timeless elegance, contemporary innovation, and sculptural functionality, producing pieces that become lifelong companions within the home. Recent collaborations with Ugo Cacciatori, Tanju Özelgin, and Johanna Grawunder  have expanded HENGE’s repertoire, merging architectural rigor, experimental light, and minimalist refinement into its 2025 Collection. Each creation embodies contemporary refinement and bold personality, designed to age gracefully while maintaining a profound emotional connection with its owners. By ML Staff. Photos/HENGE

During Art Basel, Osaka Nikkei Miami will host an exclusive 12-course Bordeaux wine dinner on Wednesday, December 3rd, offering one of the most intimate and elevated culinary experiences of the week. Limited to just 14 guests, the evening highlights the refined interplay between French winemaking tradition and Osaka’s signature Nikkei-style cuisine—an artful fusion of Japanese technique and Peruvian flavor. Set within Osaka’s atmospheric Brickell dining room, the event frames gastronomy as a form of contemporary art. Each course is paired with a Bordeaux selection designed to reflect the region’s breadth and character, moving from Left Bank Cabernet-driven structure to the velvety nuance of Right Bank Merlot blends. The curated pairings aim to reveal new dimensions of both wine and cuisine when experienced together. A reception will begin at 6:00 PM, followed by dinner at 6:30 PM. There are also seats available for the 9:00 PM time slot . Tickets are priced at $350 per guest, with reservations available here . By ML Staff. Photos: Osaka Nikkei Miami.

In our exclusive conversation with Regina M. Campbell, Esq., founder and managing attorney of The Campbell Law Group (thecampbelllawgroup.com), we explore the critical legal insights that drive successful mergers and acquisitions — from due diligence and deal structuring to employee retention and Florida-specific regulations. Photo by Radission US, Unsplash What are the key legal considerations during the due diligence process in a merger or acquisition? Due diligence is about uncovering risks before they become costly surprises. At its core, it’s an investigative process. We examine the company’s financial health, contracts, liabilities, intellectual property, compliance record, and any pending or potential litigation. But effective due diligence isn’t just checking boxes or reviewing documents in isolation. Each contract, statement, or disclosure is a piece of a larger puzzle that reveals how the company really operates, its operational costs, funding of those costs, actual profitability, how it treats its stakeholders, and whether it’s positioned for sustainable growth. We look for gaps between what’s presented on paper and what’s happening in practice on the ground. Those gaps often become the flashpoints for disputes later on, as well as unanticipated risk and cost to the acquisition of the company, which were not likely considered previously. By connecting the dots, we can provide our clients with a clear view of both the opportunities and the risks, and, more importantly, how these factors will shape the future of the combined business. How does The Campbell Law Group ensure that clients’ interests are protected during the negotiation of terms in M&A deals? We focus on clarity and precision in drafting because the fine print is often where future problems arise. Negotiations can be fast-paced and complex, and it’s easy for critical details to get overlooked in the excitement of closing a deal. Our role is to anticipate risks before they surface, structure protections that withstand scrutiny, and ensure our clients don’t inherit hidden liabilities. This involves carefully reviewing representations and warranties, indemnification provisions, and dispute resolution mechanisms, while also considering the broader strategy. Ultimately, we strike a balance between advancing the deal and safeguarding what matters most, whether that’s ownership rights, governance structures, intellectual property, or financial exposure. It’s about creating a foundation that allows the newly combined business to thrive without unnecessary legal complications down the road. Can you describe a recent successful merger or acquisition your firm handled, and what challenges you helped overcome? We recently guided a Florida-based company through an acquisition where the seller’s financial disclosures raised several red flags. On the surface, the numbers looked solid, but our team’s due diligence uncovered inconsistencies between reported revenue and actual cash flow, as well as obligations that hadn’t been fully disclosed. By identifying these issues early, we were able to bring them into the negotiation process and secure key concessions, including a renegotiated purchase price and stronger indemnification provisions to protect against undisclosed liabilities. The deal still went forward, but on terms that protected our client’s investment and significantly reduced their exposure to risk. For us, it was a clear example of why thorough due diligence and careful legal structuring matter: what you uncover before signing can change the entire trajectory of a transaction. What are some common legal pitfalls in the M&A process, and how can businesses avoid them? Rushing through due diligence, overlooking cultural and operational fit, and failing to plan for post-deal integration are some of the most common pitfalls we see in M&A. A deal might look great on paper, but if liabilities are missed, teams don’t align, or integration costs spiral out of control, the value of the transaction can quickly erode. Too often, businesses get caught up in the excitement of the opportunity and underestimate the time and detail required to truly evaluate the risks. The best way to avoid these mistakes is to engage experienced counsel early in the process, ask the difficult questions, and take a comprehensive approach that looks beyond financials. Legal, financial, and human elements all need to work together. That means reviewing everything from contracts and compliance records to leadership structures and employee incentives. When businesses approach M&A with patience and thoroughness, they’re far more likely to achieve the strategic growth they envisioned rather than costly surprises after the fact. What strategies do you recommend for handling employee retention and restructuring in the wake of an M&A? Clear communication and well-drafted employment agreements are key to handling employee retention and restructuring after an M&A. Employees often fear uncertainty, and in many cases, talent attrition can be one of the biggest hidden costs of a deal. Addressing roles, benefits, and retention incentives upfront helps maintain stability and signals to staff that their contributions are valued in the new organization. On the legal side, we take a proactive approach by reviewing and updating employment contracts, ensuring compliance with labor laws, and structuring retention packages that align with long-term business goals. Just as important, we revisit non-compete and confidentiality agreements to confirm they’re enforceable and tailored to the new entity. This not only protects the company’s talent but also its know-how, client relationships, and intellectual property. A thoughtful, legally sound strategy for employees is often the difference between a smooth transition and one that jeopardizes the success of the merger. Photo by Annika Wischnewsky, Unsplash How do Florida’s business laws, such as the Florida Limited Liability Company (LLC) structure, impact the M&A process, particularly for companies based in the state? Florida’s LLC framework is flexible, which makes it an attractive option when structuring deals. That flexibility allows businesses to shape ownership, management, and profit distribution in ways that best fit their strategic goals. However, with that flexibility comes responsibility — operating agreements must be carefully drafted to anticipate how ownership transitions will work, how decisions will be made, and how minority interests will be protected. In the context of an M&A, these details become especially important. A poorly written or incomplete operating agreement can lead to disputes over voting rights, profit allocations, or management authority once the deal closes. By contrast, a well-structured agreement creates certainty, reduces the risk of conflict, and provides a clear roadmap for how the new entity will operate. Getting these details right on the front end can be the difference between a smooth transition and prolonged disputes that drain both time and resources. In Florida, certain real estate transactions are subject to documentary stamp taxes. How do these taxes factor into the financial considerations of an M&A involving real estate? Documentary stamp taxes can add significant costs in real estate-heavy transactions, and those costs are often underestimated. In Florida, these taxes apply to deeds and certain financial instruments, which means they can quickly become a substantial line item in an M&A involving property. We advise clients to factor these taxes into their financial modeling from the very beginning so there are no surprises during closing. Beyond awareness, we also explore structuring options that may reduce unnecessary exposure, such as carefully analyzing how assets are transferred and whether alternative deal structures might be more efficient. It’s one of those Florida-specific issues that can easily be overlooked, but when addressed proactively, it prevents unexpected expenses from eating into the overall value of a transaction. Florida has specific laws surrounding non-compete agreements. How do these laws affect M&A transactions, particularly when the deal involves the merging of teams or businesses? Non-compete laws in Florida are enforceable but must be reasonable in scope, geography, and duration to withstand judicial scrutiny. In the M&A context, they are essential for safeguarding the value of the transaction — protecting goodwill, preserving customer relationships, and making sure that key individuals don’t take trade secrets or insider knowledge to a competitor. We take a thorough approach by drafting and reviewing these agreements to comply with Florida’s legal standards while also reflecting the practical realities of the deal. This balance not only strengthens enforceability but also gives our clients confidence that the core value of their acquisition is protected long after the ink dries on the contract. For more information, visit: The Campbell Law Group P.A. 2121 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Suite 540 Coral Gables, FL 33134 Phone: (305) 460-0145 www.thecampbelllawgroup.com Email: info@thecampbelllawgroup.com BY ML Staff. Regina Campbell photo by corporate Headshots Miami.

Miami Living takes you inside the Peterson family’s stunning Miami Beach residence. A home that blends modern sophistication with warmth and livability. Designed by IG Workshop (www.igworkshop.com), the visionary studio founded by Samantha Gallacher and Renata Vazconez, and built by Gary Sheer Construction, this waterfront property showcases a seamless balance of craftsmanship, natural materials, and contemporary design. From bespoke millwork to curated lighting and furniture, every detail tells a story of thoughtful collaboration, reflecting both the Petersons’ lifestyle and IG Workshop’s signature approach to design. ML: What was the initial vision the Peterson family shared with you, and how did you translate that into the final design? SG: The clients envisioned a home that would be both impressive in scale and warm in spirit—a place where they could raise their children in comfort while celebrating the architecture. They were drawn to the use of warm woods to balance the soaring ceiling heights, and they wanted the breathtaking views to serve as a focal point, all within a space that feels thoughtfully layered and inviting. ML: IG Workshop is known for its curated use of natural materials—how did you incorporate elements like wood and stone to achieve warmth while keeping the home modern? RV: We created a cohesive palette by layering wood, stone, steel, and bronze glass throughout the home, ensuring every space felt connected. The warmth of the wood balances the grandeur of the stone, while the bronze introduces a subtle sophistication. Together, these materials strike a harmony between modern elegance and inviting comfort. ML: Many spaces in the home feature custom millwork and statement lighting. How do these details enhance both the aesthetics and functionality of the interiors? SG: Every detail of the millwork and lighting was tailored specifically to this home, so the spaces feel both artful and unique. For the architectural lighting, we collaborated with Apure, whose discreet fixtures allowed us to maintain clean ceilings and in turn gave us the freedom to incorporate dramatic, large-scale decorative pieces. The custom millwork became the foundation of the design—by carrying a warm matte walnut throughout, we introduced a moodier, richer atmosphere that grounds the modern architecture while adding depth and warmth. ML: Looking back at this project, what stands out most to you about bringing the Petersons’ dream home to life in Miami Beach? RV: What stood out most was the incredible freedom the Petersons gave us to experiment with materials and push creative boundaries. SG: The expansive scale of the spaces challenged us to develop innovative millwork techniques that introduced layers of depth and character, ensuring the home felt both dynamic and deeply personal. To learn more, visit IG Workshop.com Instagram @ igworkshopinteriors By ML staff. Images courtesy of IG Workshop.

Ralph Lauren , the American fashion company, introduces their latest men's suits and tuxedos. Offering double-breasted Polo suits which marries impeccable Italian craftsmanship with a premium wool flannel that's brushed for added softness. Rolled lapels and hand-sewn natural shoulders distinguish the half-canvassed jacket, which pairs with double-pleated trousers. Suits are made of 100% wood. Undercollar: 50% linen, 43% wool, 7% viscose. Body lining: 100% cupro. Sleeve lining: 52% viscose, 48% acetate. Dry clean. Made in Italy. Polo Wool Sharkskin Suit $1,498.00 Kent Chalk-Stripe Wool Flannel Suit $3,695.00 Gregory Wool Twill Suit $1,995.00 Kent Pinstripe Cotton-Wool Twill Suit $2,995.00 Capturing the American spirit, legendary fashion house Ralph Lauren re-imagines his signature equestrian influences for today, mixing tonal shades with rich textures, including soft-brush suede, perfectly patinated leather, fine cashmere and lightweight cavalry twill. Ralph Lauren Store 9700 Collins Avenue Bal Harbour, FL 33154 305.602.8896 Monday - Saturday: 11 am - 10 pm Sunday: 12 pm - 6 pm By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Ralph Lauren

Miami Art Week 2025 will feature major museum previews, exhibition openings, and artist conversations across the city. Key institutions, including the ICA Miami, YoungArts, The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse, and Historic Hampton House, have scheduled significant programming from December 1 through December 6. YoungArts Jewel Box. Image courtesy of YoungArts.  Museum and Exhibition Previews The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) will inaugurate its new season with several landmark exhibitions. A VIP preview on Tuesday, December 2, from 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM, will present the first posthumous surveys of sculptor Richard Hunt and painter Joyce Pensato. Also debuting are the first major U.S. institutional presentations for German painter Andreas Schulze and Japanese ceramicist Masaomi Yasunaga, alongside a monumental site-specific commission by South African artist Igshaan Adams. ICA Miami is located at 61 NE 42nd St. in the Miami Design District. YoungArts will host an exclusive first look at Sam Moyer: Against Time  on Tuesday, December 2, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the YoungArts Jewel Box. The solo exhibition will feature three new large-scale works exploring themes of growth, decay, and transformation. Concurrent with the exhibition, Moyer will serve as a mentor during the annual National YoungArts Week in January. YoungArts is located at 2100 Biscayne Blvd. Diamond Stingily, Kaas (Punishment) , 2019. Image courtesy of the artist and Greene Naftali The Historic Hampton House, a landmark Green Book hotel, will present No Room. No Vacancy. , a group exhibition co-curated by Madeleine Haddon, Serubiri Moses, and K. O. Nnamdie. The show, which explores themes of refusal, resistance, and obedience, features 16 contemporary artists and will be on view from December 1, 2025, through March 2, 2026. The museum will host a VIP dinner and a dance party to celebrate the opening on Monday, December 1, starting at 6:00 PM at 4240 NW 27th Ave. The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse will offer expanded hours and daily coffee service from Monday, December 1, through Saturday, December 6, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. New exhibitions opening at 591 NW 27th Street include: Pop Art: Chamberlain, Johns, Lichtenstein, Segal, Warhol, Wesselmann , Records of the Past: Lewis Hine Child Labor Photographs , and Italian Art 1970 – 2024 .  Igshaan Adams portrait. Courtesy of Mario Todeschini.  Artist and Curator Dialogues ICA Miami will host a panel discussion on the legacy of renowned sculptor Richard Hunt on Monday, December 1, at 5:00 PM. Panelists include Dr. Louise Bernard (Director, Obama Presidential Center Museum), Gean Moreno (Director, Art + Research Center, ICA Miami), Jon Ott (Executive Director, Richard Hunt Foundation), and Eric Stephenson (Director and Head Welder of Richard Hunt Studio). Artist Igshaan Adams and ICA Miami Art + Research Center Director Gean Moreno will participate in a breakfast conversation about Adams’ practice and his new multi-story commission at ICA Miami on Thursday, December 4, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, at Soho House, 4385 Collins Ave. Behind-the-Scenes Access YoungArts will offer a VIP breakfast and open studios with their current artists-in-residence—Andres Gimenez, Nadege Green, Qadir Parris, and Nadia Wolff—on Thursday, December 4, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at the YoungArts Plaza and Gallery. The artists’ studios will also be open to visitors daily from December 1-7, 10:00 AM-6:00 PM. All events listed are by invitation only. By ML Staff.

Surf Lodge Sundays —a long-running Montauk ritual—will make its Miami debut this winter through a new partnership between nightlife figure Jayma Cardoso and Palm Tree Crew , the global entertainment and hospitality group created by Kygo and Myles Shear. The series launches December 7 at Palm Tree Club Miami  with a performance by Rampa , the German DJ and producer known for co-founding Berlin’s Keinemusik collective. The collaboration brings the Surf Lodge’s laid-back coastal atmosphere to Biscayne Bay, merging Montauk’s summer ethos with Miami’s year-round momentum. For Cardoso, who recently relocated to Miami, the project marks a natural extension of her influence across both cultural hubs. Cardoso describes the Miami launch as a continuation of the shared energy between New York and South Florida, emphasizing the communities’ overlapping audiences and appetite for music-driven gatherings. Palm Tree Crew Co-Founder Myles Shear echoes the sentiment, highlighting the opportunity to blend both brands’ identities while building something new for the city. Since opening in December 2024, Palm Tree Club Miami has established itself as a destination for day-to-night programming centered on music, design, and hospitality. Surf Lodge Sundays adds another layer to the venue’s lineup, introducing Montauk’s breezy, sun-drenched sensibility to Miami’s waterfront. Following the Art Basel debut, the weekly series will continue through the winter season, with additional artists to be announced. Updates will be shared on Instagram . By ML Staff. Photos: Courtesy of Palm Tree Crew and World Red Eye.

Knoll continues to set the standard in modern furniture design, blending craftsmanship, comfort, and architectural precision. Its sofas and chairs reflect the brand’s signature balance of form and function—clean lines, refined materials, and a sense of effortless sophistication that elevates any space. Whether it’s a sculptural lounge chair or a minimalist sofa, each Knoll piece embodies versatility and enduring style. Designed to last and crafted to inspire, these collections transform living spaces into expressions of modern elegance. Explore more at knoll.com . By ML staff Images courtesy of Knoll

The Cheval d’Orient collection by Hermès is a breathtaking celebration of artistry, heritage, and opulence. Inspired by the rich imagery of 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures, each porcelain piece captures the poetic grandeur of the Silk Road while honoring Hermès’ enduring equestrian spirit. Handcrafted in France, the collection features intricate, hand-applied gold detailing and masterful screen prints that evoke motion, color, and grace. The Cheval d’Orient cup N°2 by Hermès — a refined mini porcelain tea cup adorned with hand-applied gold-thread detailing and a luminous, hand-painted gold interior. Inspired by 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures, it embodies Hermès’ equestrian heritage and the opulent spirit of the Silk Road. Priced at $640, sold in sets of two — a graceful union of artistry and timeless sophistication. The Cheval d’Orient tea cup and saucer n°5 by Hermès — a porcelain masterpiece adorned with 24-carat gold detailing and hand-applied screen prints. Inspired by 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures, the design celebrates Hermès’ equestrian heritage and the opulent spirit of the Silk Road. Priced at $620 , sold in sets of two. The Cheval d’Orient soy dish by Hermès — crafted in fine porcelain and hand-finished with gold-thread detailing. Drawing inspiration from 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures, the design reflects Hermès’ equestrian heritage and the opulent artistry of the Silk Road. Priced at $215 , sold in sets of two. The Cheval d’Orient rice bowl by Hermès — an exquisite porcelain piece adorned with hand-applied, gold-thread detailing. Inspired by 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures, it celebrates Hermès’ equestrian legacy and the refined beauty of the Silk Road. Priced at $350 , a true fusion of artistry and tradition. The Cheval d’Orient soup plate by Hermès — a refined porcelain piece that revisits the classic shapes of Western tableware. Adorned with a magnificent palette of 29 meticulously applied colors, the design draws inspiration from 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures, celebrating Hermès’ equestrian heritage and the convivial spirit of the Silk Road. Priced at $425 , sold in sets of two—a testament to technical ingenuity and timeless artistry. The Cheval d’Orient round platter N°1 by Hermès — a magnificent large porcelain piece embellished with hand-applied, gold-thread detailing. Inspired by 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures, it honors Hermès’ equestrian heritage and the opulent spirit of the Silk Road. Priced at $2,550 , it is a striking blend of craftsmanship, color, and timeless elegance. The Cheval d’Orient tray by Hermès — a delicate small porcelain piece adorned with hand-applied, gold-thread detailing. Inspired by 15th- and 16th-century Persian miniatures, it reflects Hermès’ equestrian heritage and the radiant elegance of the Silk Road. Designed by Nathalie Rolland-Huckel and crafted in France, this $700 treasure embodies refined artistry in a compact form — L 6.3” × W 4.7”. Exquisite and timeless, Cheval d’Orient transforms the art of dining into a journey through history, refinement, and imagination. More hermes.com/us/en By ML Staff. Photos/Hermès