Spectrum Miami exhibitors were pleased to see so many collectors, and the number of sales and commissions reported throughout the show this year was impressive, as were the gallery placements by [SOLO] artists. Here is a sampling of highlights from this year’s exhibitor sales:

Kevin Grass' Lame Ducks Collection drew lots of attention and both Cheese & Quakers and Ducks In Donuts are now in private collections.First time exhibitor ACT Contemporary saw multiple placements, including works by Tuncay Topcu and Hande Ugur's Adam 2022, Eve 2022, Trust Me, Batman, Hasta Vista Baby, The Joker, and Genius Billionaire.Angela Fabbri's SOLO booth was a busy place with collectors taking home Bullish, Send the Jet, and Love, Money, Art, plus several of her whimsical Paintbrush sculptures.Jason Perez Art in the Spectrum FOCUS Pavilion was a busy place and artists were thrilled with sales, including Heartist's Fantastic Relationship with Money, Silver Francis' Passing Pink and Reflections on the Circle of LIfe, Sarai Lezcano's What If It Is All a Dream and Protect Your Heart, Diane Packwood's Bloom 34, Bloom 42, and Bloom 39, King Redd's Love Yourself First, Francisco Fleurimond's Humsus, Francisco Lee's Frida 3, plus multiple pieces by Sean Flores and Fo$$ among others. Alex Sher's Spectrum return resulted in sales of Dancing Flowers and The Real Mermaid.Effusion Gallery saw lively interest in artist Zemog's works and sold Good Vibes Only, Jammin', Cash Only, and Run Baby Run.Not only was Scott Jeffries a Spotlight Artist, collectors were also shining a light on his works, giving Pink Diamond Rain, Fortress of Solitude, Green Eye, Sick Johnny, When the Saints Go Marching In, Earth Head, and Resin Baby new homes.The Collectors Club Art Gallery placed Taras Opalinski's Glass Panno, Sparks of the Sun, and The Day When Spring Blooms, as well as Oksana Khamnayev's Unpredictable.Innovative artist Todd Brown placed Demo Tapes and Speedy Pants III.Ryan A. Troisi minimalist art engaged collectors with sales of Deep Teal and both Deep Purple and Purple & Pink twice, plus several others.

Highlights from 17th edition of Red Dot Miami include:

The African Spirit, by artist and designer Andre Croteau, a pop art-inspired metaphor for the cultural colonization of Africa in K-Art Projects USA's Booth 200 drew an enthusiastic crowd. Drawn in by the piece's unique texture and overall sculptural rhythm, the work symbolizes the ebb and flow of the overall global cultural process.The Good Dog / Bad Dog Collection by Jackie Fuchs at Art Love Gallery, Booth 208, had people stopping and chuckling for a second and third look. And they had all found new homes by the end of the fair.Once again Kris and Angela Gebhardt showcased their newest works in the Gebhardt Gallery Booth 401 with Awaken the Soul being placed on Opening Night, among other pieces sold.Strolling the aisles and finding that perfect piece of art was made all the better while sipping a glass of Pommery Champagne

Red Dot Miami featured galleries received special honors as recipients of this year’s awards, with the following winners: 

Spotlight Award:

Artio Gallery

Dong Yang Gallery 

Jen Tough Gallery 

Natalia Fedner Studio

Directors’ Award: Gebhart Gallery and Agora Gallery

Best Booth Design: Ralwins Art Gallery and ArtNWordz

Sculpture Award: Dong Yang Sculpture and The Englishman Fine Art

Award of Excellence: K-Art Projects USA

Best New Exhibitor: Cummings Burg Gallery and Jen Tough Gallery

Best International Exhibitor: Renssen Art Gallery and Gallery With

Showcasing artwork that ranged from watercolors to sculpture, from mixed media to Street Art, and from landscapes to abstracts, the Red Dot five-day art experience had collectors excited to add the artwork to their collections. Here is a sampling of highlights from this year’s exhibitor sales: