Last Day at PINTA Miami
Friday, December 10, 2017
12pm – 7pm

Admission: 
General Admission: $20
Senior / Students: $10
Children under 12: FREE
Catalogue: $25

Show Location:
Mana Wynwood
2217 NW 5TH AVE. 
Miami, FL 33127
USA

Today's Programming – Don’t Miss in PINTA Miami

Visit the Countries Project Sections – Peruvian and Argentinian Section curated by Max Hernandez and Florencia Battiti respectively. As well as the Solo-Duo Projects sections curated by Jesus Fuenmayor and Dan Cameron.

Visit Mercantil Collection–
In the first comprehensive presentation in the United States of its acclaimed collection, more than 200 works from the Mercantil Collection will be showcased at the upcoming PINTA MIAMI during Miami’s Arts Week.  The collection, which has been amassed over the past 30 years, is being presented by Coral Gables-based Mercantil Bank.
Named Passages of Art from Venezuela, the exhibition, which includes more than 200 works and more than 95 artists, brings together a remarkable selection of works from the Mercantil Collection, encompassing all the genres, media, styles, movements, tendencies, and formats at play in the development of the diverse field of art in Venezuela and spanning from 1700 to the present.

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ABOUT PINTA MIAMI 
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Launched in New York in 2006, the fair is considered the most important event of its kind. The founding of PINTA Miami was a milestone event in awareness of twentieth-century Hispanic-American art. It has increased the visibility in the United States of crucial figures like Carmen Herrera, Julio Le Parc, José Gurvich, Jorge Eielson, Lydia Okumura, Antonio Manuel, Waltercio Caldas, Ivan Contreras Brunet, Carlos Cruz Diez, and Spanish artist Elena Asins. Emerging contemporary artists like Elias Crespin, Ivan Navarro, Alexandre Arrechea, Dario Escobar, Matias Duville, Alejandro Londono, Gonzalo Fuenmayor, José Luis Landet, Ricardo Alcaide, Emilio Chapela, and many others have also participated in the fair. Through innovative management strategies, PINTA has been instrumental to major museums' acquiring works by Latin American artists. A few examples of such acquisitions include a piece by Abraham Palatnik purchased by MoMA for its permanent collection; a work by Elias Crespín purchased by The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; and a work by Fernando Bryce purchased by the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA).

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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Dates
Wednesday 6th of December - Opening Night VIP 5pm – 9pm
Thursday 7th thru Saturday 9th - 12pm – 8 pm
Sunday 10th - 12pm – 7pm

Show Location
MANA Wynwood
2217 NW 5TH AVE.
Miami, FL 33127

Admission:
General Admission: $20
Discounted Admission (Seniors and Students): $15
Groups of 15 or more: $15 per person
Children under 12: FREE

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