CONTEXT ART MIAMI 2015

December 1- 6, 2015
Art Miami Pavilion, Midtown
Wynwood Arts District
Booth CTX56

Denise Bibro Fine Art is pleased to announce its participation in CONTEXT Art Miami 2015 in the Wynwood Arts District. CONTEXT, in its 3rd year, continues to be the proven distinction for emerging and mid-career cutting-age works of art. CONTEXT and its adjacent fair, Art Miami, celebrate and present an array of dynamic projects establishing themselves as the anchor event of Art Week in Miami. Denise Bibro Fine Art is featuring paintings by Dusty Boynton, multi-media works by Jerry Meyer, and sculptures by Mark Hadjipateras and Sui Park.

Dusty Boynton: “The noted art historian and critic Donald Kuspit, in a nutshell, describes Boynton as, “a masterful colorist and gesturalist, but above all her works are painterly drawings… It is uncannily urgent and ingeniously autonomous…whatever is pictorial function. Integrating fantasy and purity, Boynton produces memorable works evocative of memories that run deep in all of us.”

Jerry Meyer: “Combining Borscht Belt gags and Woody Allen–ish angst over sex and death, Jerry Meyer has assembled an arcade of wit and quirky nostalgia. Wall-mounted light boxes—bright with Pop colors and filled with images, objects, and joking text—beckon your attention like those old Coney Island machines that assessed your personality for a dime.”
-Robert Shuster, Village Voice

Mark Hadjipateras: “This is an art whose childlike forms are capable of reaching, indeed of
moving, an audience, by virtue of their immediacy and sense of reality as funky but complex emanations of mind. Hadjipateras may exist between categories, but he makes a unity of his conflicts define his status and so offers us strong art.”
-John Goodman, Art in America

Sui Park: Sui Park’s sculptural forms are biomorphic, echoing the limitless shapes of nature. Her larger installations, some of which were featured at Governors Island in 2014, often envelope or surround natures wonders such as trees and foliage.