Design Miami Delivers Outstanding Design Looking to the Future
Design Miami Delivers Outstanding Design Looking to the Future
Design Miami/ 2022
Convention Center Drive & 19th Street, Miami Beach, FL
Open through December 4
The 18th edition of Design Miami/ once again brings together 36 outstanding design gallery booths and 14 “Curios” – small, focused presentations of cutting-edge design. It is a visually inviting, intellectually stimulating experience and busier than ever this year as, it seems, everyone everywhere is now ready to travel.
The fair takes place in Pride Park, opposite the Miami Beach Convention Center, home to the much larger Art Basel Miami Beach art fair which this year is hosting a record 275 art galleries along with assorted, associated artistic presentations including the nightly display of drone performances conceived by the design team Studio Drift.
Design Miami runs from November 30 through December 4, 2022, and this year’s exhibitors were invited to make presentations responding to the idea of how design, understood more broadly as innovation, might lead us as the fair explains, to a “better, more harmonious and more sustainable collective future.”
In response, some of the design dealers have sought inspiration in the present with adventurous commissions by living designers: at Wexler Gallery, Aleksandra Pollner’s Gleaning collection is made of discarded Styrofoam collected during COVID lockdown. Other dealers have looked to the past for guidance: Converso is highlighting custom-made vintage designs from key figures in 1960s Palm Springs Desert Modernism.
Here are images of the booths in this year’s fair celebrating a tomorrow of our own imagination.
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AGO Projects — Mexico City & New York; photo: James Harris Photography
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Ateliers Courbet — New York; photo: Benjamin Genocchio
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Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts — New York; photo: Benjamin Genocchio
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Carpenters Workshop Gallery — London, New York City, Paris & San Francisco; photo: James Harris Photography
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CONVERSO — Chicago; photo: James Harris Photography
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Cristina Grajales Gallery — New York; photo: James Harris Photography
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Diletante42 — São Paulo; photo: James Harris Photography
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Friedman Benda — New York; photo: James Harris Photography
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Galerie BSL — Paris; photo: James Harris Photography
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Galerie Negropontes — Paris; photo: James Harris Photography
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Galerie Maria Wettergren — Paris; photo: Benjamin Gennochio
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Galerie Patrick Seguin — Paris; photo: Benjamin Gennochio
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Galerie SCENE OUVERTE — Paris; photo: James Harris Photography.
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Galleria Antonella Villanova — Florence; photo: James Harris Photography
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Gallery All — Los Angeles; photo: James Harris Photography
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Gallery FUMI — London; photo: James Harris Photography
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Hostler Burrows — Los Angeles & New York; photo: James Harris Photography
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Ippodo Gallery — New York; photo: Benjamin Gennochio
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Jason Jacques Gallery — New York; photo James Harris Photography
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John Keith Russell — South Salem, NY; photo: James Harris Photography
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Lebreton — San Francisco; photo: James Harris Photography
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Magen H Gallery — New York; photo: James Harris Photography
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Mercado Moderno — Rio de Janeiro; photo: James Harris Photography
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Mindy Solomon Gallery — Miami; photo: Benjamin Gennochio
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Moderne Gallery — Philadelphia; photo: James Harris Photography
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Nilufar Gallery — Milan; photo: James Harris Photography
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Objective Gallery— Shanghai; photo: Benjamin Gennochio
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Ornamentum — Hudson, NY; photo: Benjamin Gennochio
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R & Company — New York; photo: James Harris Photography
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Sarah Myerscough Gallery — London; photo: James Harris Photography
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Southern Guild — Cape Town; photo: James Harris Photography
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The Future Perfect — Los Angeles, New York & San Francisco; photo: James Harris Photography
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Thomsen Gallery — New York; photo: James Harris Photography
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| Todd Merrill Studio — New York; photo: Ken Hayden Photography |
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Twenty First Gallery — New York; photo: James Harris Photography
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Wexler Gallery — New York & Philadelphia; photo: James Harris Photography
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