While Art Basel remains the anchor in December, Miami also features a variety of experiences in venues that blend the concepts of art galleries, lounges, and performance events.
From December 1 to 7, Miami Art Week transforms the city into a living canvas—where contemporary art, global music, and elevated hospitality converge in a celebration of creativity and cultural exchange.
While Art Basel remains the anchor, the week’s most compelling experiences unfold beyond the fairgrounds, in curated venues that blur the lines between gallery, lounge, and performance.
This year, three standout destinations—CASA NEOS, MILA Miami, and CLAUDIE—offer immersive programs that elevate Miami Art Week into a full-spectrum expression of design, sound, and storytelling.
On December 5, CASA NEOS MM Beach Club hosts a landmark collaboration with Shellona St. Tropez, marking the French Riviera icon’s first-ever U.S. appearance. The event channels the effortless elegance of Mediterranean summers, featuring a magnetic musical journey led by Adriatique and Shellona’s artistic director John Bellone.
This one-night-only activation reflects CASA NEOS’s signature Sunset Rituals, blending elevated hospitality with vibrant soundscapes. The cultural exchange continues in 2026, when CASA NEOS will take over Shellona’s beachfront in St. Tropez—an echo of the global lifestyle vision that defines Miami Art Week.
Additional performances include:
Each night offers a distinct sonic identity, curated to reflect the rhythm of the city and the spirit of the season.
At MILA Miami, visionary artist Philippe Carteau—known professionally as Philip Karto—unveils a limited-edition collection of reimagined luxury handbags during Miami Art Week. His bold, expressive designs will be showcased across MILA’s second and third floors, creating a dynamic dialogue between fashion and fine art.
Complementing the visual experience is a curated DJ lineup at MILA Lounge, featuring:
Together, these activations position MILA as a cultural hub where sound, style, and storytelling converge.
In Brickell, CLAUDIE partners with Bartoux Gallery to present the evocative works of Anna Master in its Main Dining Room. A private cocktail reception on December 1 welcomes MM Members and VIP guests, setting the tone for a week of artistic immersion.
Simultaneously, CLAUDIE’s Private Dining Room features the photography of Frédéric Pinet, celebrated with a second reception and a signature cocktail inspired by Master’s work. These activations reflect the venue’s commitment to curating experiences that celebrate both visual and culinary artistry—hallmarks of Miami Art Week.
Miami Art Week is more than a calendar of exhibitions—it’s a curated journey through sound, space, and sensation. With immersive activations at CASA NEOS, MILA Miami, and CLAUDIE, the week offers a rare blend of global artistry and local hospitality.
For collectors, creatives, and cultural seekers alike, this is the moment where Miami becomes the world’s most vibrant canvas.
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