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Miami Art Fairs December 2007

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Miami Art Fairs December 2007

There are 13 art fairs and counting going on in Miami in December, most of them with curiusly water-based names: RAM, Design Miami, Scope, Flow, NADA, Aqua, Zones, Ink, Fountain, Basel, Photo, Bridge, Pool. Talk about them here...

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Miami art fairs info

There are 20 fairs and counting coming up this week in Miami, many of them with water-related names. Here's some basic info:

Basel
6-9 December, Miami Beach Convention Center
Bridge
6-9 December, The Catalina Hotel and Beach Club, 1732 Collins Ave.
Pool
7-9 December, Cavalier Hotel, 1320 Ocean Dr.
Photo Miami
5-9 December, NW 31st St. at N. Miami Ave. (Wynwood district)
Pulse
5-9 December, SOHO Studios, 2136 NW 1st Ave. (Wynwood district)
Fountain
6-9 December, 2825 NW 2nd Ave. at NW 29th St. (Wynwood district)
Ink
5-9 December, The Suites of Dorchester Hotel, 1850 Collins Ave.
Zones
5-9 December, Edge Zones Contemporary Art World Arts Building, 2214 N. Miami Ave. (Wynwood district)
Aqua
5-9 December, Aqua Hotel, 1530 Collins Ave. Aqua Wynwood, 42 NE 25th St. at N. Miami Ave.
NADA
5-9 December, Ice Palace Studios, 1400 N. Miami Ave. at NW 14th St.
Flow
5-9 December, The Dorset Hotel, 1720 Collins Ave.
Scope
5-9 December, Roberto Clemente Park, 101 NW 34th St. at NW 2nd Ave. (Wynwood district)
Design Miami
7-9 December, Moore Building, 4040 NE 2nd Ave. (Design district)
RAM Miami
5-9 December, 2200 Liberty Avenue
The AIPAD Photography Show Miami
5-9 December, NW 31st St. at N. Miami Ave. (Wynwood district)
Art Miami
5-9 December, NW 2nd Ave. at 22nd St. (Wynwood district)
Art Now
6-9 December, Claremont Hotel, 1700 Collins Ave. at 17th St.
Gesai Miami
5-9 December, Parliament Building, SOHO Studios, 2136 NW 1st Ave. (Wynwood district)
Red Dot
6-9 December, South Seas Hotel, 1751 Collins Ave. at 17th St.

and finally, the art fair on a boat:

Art MB
30 November - 9 December, Sunset Harbour Yacht Club, 1928 Harbour Dr.


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Francisco Rosado  "El Pegador" Comment by Francisco Rosado "El Pegador" on 12 June 2008 at 3:25am
June 11, 2008

Dear Francisco,

This afternoon in Congress, the House Interior Appropriations Subcommittee, which sets the initial funding level for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), approved a $15.3 million increase for the NEA in its FY 2009 spending bill. Chairman Norm Dicks (D-WA) has once again proposed an increase in funding for arts and culture in the face of a dramatic cut proposed by the president's recent budget. Please click here to send a message to your Members of Congress telling them to support this important funding increase!

Currently funded at $144.7 million, this increase would bring the agency's budget to $160 million. President Bush requested a cut to $128 million for the NEA for FY09 from the current $144.7 million level. On Arts Advocacy Day, Americans for the Arts presented a panel of witnesses before Chairman Dicks' Appropriations Subcommittee calling for a significant increase in funding for the NEA. Witnesses included actor/director Robert Redford, musician John Legend, and actor Kerry Washington. Video of the hearing and further details including the witnesses' testimony are available online here.

Thanks to all of the grassroots advocates for your letters and calls to Congress and for attending Arts Advocacy Day. We're seeing the results!

Next Steps:
The FY 2009 Interior Appropriations bill will next go to full committee and then to the House floor for final consideration where your help may be needed to defend against floor amendments attempting to cut this increase. We must now put pressure on the Senate to match this funding level. Please take two minutes to visit the Americans for the Arts E-Advocacy Center to send a letter to your Members of Congress letting them know that the arts are important to you!
 
 

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