ZONES ART FAIR
Edge Zones presents Zones Art Fair, a unique fair with a performance centric mission.
Fair Dates: December 2 – 3, 2016 8 :00 - 12:00 PM
Special programming after art fair hours happening daily, please check event calendar.
New Location:
Allapattah Art Distric
3317 NW 7th Ave. Circle
Miami, FL 33127
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Non Grata
Wild Embeddings and Diverse Universe are pleased to announce PerforMIA: SATurday, which is part of Zones Art Fair during this year's Miami Art Week. The event will combine free performance art along with artwork for sale by artists from Estonia, Nicaragua, Colombia, New York, Oklahoma, Florida, and more. The Performance Art Series in and around the gallery will showcase live work that analyzes topics of contemporary concern alongside remarkable moments in history. The non-live art will be set up in three trucks parked in the back lot, called On The Run Underground Art Show. The exhibition will consist of printmaking, photography, painting, sculpture and installation. PerforMIA: SATurday will be held at Edge Zones, a non-profit space near Wynwood, founded and run by artist, Charo Oquet.
Saturday, December 3, 2016
8p-12a
Edge Zones, 3317 NW 7th Ave. Circle, Miami, FL 33127
Drinks available
Performance Art Series
Wild Torus (NYC/Tennessee) is led by Vlady Voz Tokk who is from Moscow, Russia and then Memphis, TN; plus Mág Ne Tá who is from the Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C. Wild Torus uses both digital and physical means to create shared, multi-sensory experiences, in an effort to subvert pervasive cultural beliefs. Wild Embeddings is the curatorial project of Wild Torus. Artist Site: www.wildtor.us
Non Grata (Estonia) is a performance art collective who, with smoke, fire, blowtorches, and red-hot cattle brands, has firmly established itself as one of the most audacious and evolving performance art groups to regularly perform in the United States. Diverse Universe is the curatorial project of Non Grata. Artist Site: http://nongrata.ee
Ian Deleón (NYC/Miami) is a second generation Cuban/Brazilian artist and curator. Deleón has exhibited videos, installations, performances, and 2-D work in Cuba, Trinidad, Martinique, Puerto Rico, Barcelona, Berlin, Beijing, Vancouver, and throughout the Northeast of the United States. He and Agrofemme are curators of Pulsar, a monthly performance art series in Brooklyn. Artist Site: http://iandeleon.com/
Agrofemme (NYC/Virginia) makes "drawings, photography, video, objects, and interventions through text and ritual, embodied in live performance. The texts, which inform my current work, are culled from obscure and esoteric writings and history of the 19th century French and English avant garde, 18th through 20th century occult texts, contemporary post-humanist theorists, and radical queer/feminist theory," from Artist Site: http://www.agrofemme.com.
Carol Monteleagre (Colombia/Miami) is an "Anthropologist, dancer and performance artist. Investigates the embodiment in contemporary society and its relation with time and existence. Her work addresses various issues related to being in time and space, how we are affected by our social, political and natural environment, and how, as we transform it simultaneously, constantly with every single action," from Artist Site: https://vimeo.com/carolmontealegre.
Sergio Mora (Florida) "I have always used art to communicate the depth of emotion that grips the human experience, exposing hidden truths beneath the surface of our day-to-day interactions - a poet first and foremost who evolved into a Performance Artist in order to challenge myself artistically and work within and against physical and mental limitations," from Artist Site: http://www.sergiormora.com.
**MORE ARTISTS TBA**
On The Run Underground Art Show
Cannonball Press (NYC) has been publishing woodcuts, relief prints, screenprints, and letterpress prints since 1999. Artist Site: www.cannonballpress.com/
Drive by Press (NYC/Los Angeles) is a collaborative print experience on wheels. It merges the 600-year-old printing process with original contemporary imagery. Artist Site: https://www.drivebypress.com/
Joseph Velasquez is a Chicano artist, educator and co-founder of Drive By Press and The Dirty Printmakers of America. Artist Site: www.josephvelasquez.com/
Jesse Shaw (Pennsylvania) is a printmaker whose works "skewer everything from consumerism and the military to sports and funeral parlors in densely patterned prints," www.insidenola.org. Artist Site: www.americanprintmaker.com
Carlos Barberena (Nicaragua) is a self-taught printmaker based in Chicago and member of the Outlaw Printmakers. Barberena is the founder of the printmaking project La Calaca Press. Artist Site: www.carlosbarberena.com/
Eric Piper (Oklahoma) is a printmaker and performance artist. He is the founder/director of the space Resonator, located in Norman. In 2013 he spontaneously erected a monument to H.P. Lovecraft in NYC. www.ericpiper.com/
Michael Wilson (Oklahoma) is a printmaker, performance artist, educator, and founder of Crazytooth Press. "I like the desert quite a lot, and rocks are important to me. Oklahoma doesn’t have rocks, the dirt is too old," from Artist Site: http://crazytoothpress.com.
Fatherless (Illinois/London) is "the result of 5 individual artists working cohesively with each other’s artwork. Described as a visual mix-tape of shenagination, we combine our cultural influences in ways that finished works are not only unique to our collaboration, but unique among the editions of hand-screened prints as well; we make certain no two prints are ever the same," from Artist Site: www.wearefatherless.com.
