Enjoy awe-inspiring art all month long at these three public art displays throughout the city’s historic neighborhoods.
Installation view of “Agua Dulce” by Abraham Cruzvillegas at The Bass in Collins Park. PHOTO COURTESY OF CITY OF CORAL GABLES
Wynwood Walls
Known for showcasing some of the most innovative and ever-changing collections of curated art, the Wynwood Walls takes on the theme of Agents of Change for this year’s Art Week festivities. Hosting a roundup of globally acclaimed artists, expect the murals to be doused in color, passion and skill from both up-and-coming and established creatives. After taking in the colorful murals and snapping photos along the way, unwind at one of the neighborhood’s acclaimed eateries, like Wynwood Kitchen & Bar, which sits in the middle of all the action. 266 NW 26th St., Miami, thewynwoodwalls.com
“Greetings from Coral Gables” mural at McBride Plaza by Chalk & Brush. PHOTO COURTESY OF CITY OF CORAL GABLES
Collins Park Public Sector
Located a short walk from the Convention Center, Collins Park will showcase 11 site-responsive installations on public display from international artists, inspired by the theme Territorial. Brought by Art Basel Miami Beach, the outdoor exhibition invites guests to come and enjoy the immersive experience, curated by Philipp Kaiser. The public display will launch on Dec. 6 along with a special performance by Jim Shaw and D’red D’warf at 8PM. 2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, artbasel.com
Coral Gables Murals
The City of Coral Gables has partnered with the Coral Gables Business Improvement District to launch the city’s first-ever mural project, Murals on the Mile. Running along Miracle Mile, the showcase of artwork includes four bright and bold street art creations. In an effort to spread positivity throughout the community, the impressive works use vibrant colors and charming creativity while communicating uplifting messages to locals and incoming travelers. Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, coralgables.com
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