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Arts Miami
Tony Japour Examines Margulies Collection
With such names as Richard Serra, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Dan Flavin, John Chamberlain, Olafur Eliasson and Antony Gormley on view right now, the Margulies Collection at the Warehouse is a virtual Who’s Who in contemporary sculpture.
The Collection, however, doesn’t limit itself to the established artists but also finds room for emerging artists who may or may not join the ranks of the most important artists of our time.
Pictured: John Chamberlain Dee Dee Bitch, 1976
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Social Styles: The YoungArts Gala
SocialMiami contributor Elysze Held was in attendance at the YoungArts Gala, in support of the program's mission of identifying and nuturing the next generation of promissing artists. While there she couldn't help but bask in the exquisite taste of Miami's charitable elite. Eclectic style and one of a kind jewelry ruled the night!
Pictured: Actress Debi Mazar in a 1950’s Claire McCardell(the creator of American ready-to-wear) and Ferragamo bag
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Tiffany & Co. Bal Harbour and director Debra Koch, hosted The Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis to a private in-store meet and greet with the renowned Tiffany Leather Collection design directors, Richard Lambertson and John Truex. The supporters of The Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis were one of a very elite list of groups across the nation to view the collection live with the design directors, as they walked them through their design methodology for the pieces.
Pictured: Christina Getty and Jillian Jacobson
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2011/2012 Gala Guide
SocialMiami is proud to present its fifth annual Gala Guide. This organic piece begins with promotion of each of the following galas, and once the event occurs, the pre-event promotion is replaced with post-event coverage. As always, the compilation of these signature events is an exciting undertaking, and SocialMiami is there throughout the season promoting, documenting and supporting.
Pictured: Joan Jett gave a performance of a lifetime at the 17th Annual InterContinental Miami Make-A-Wish Ball.
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Foodie of the Week:
Chef Andrew Rothschild
Chef Andrew Rothschild has taken his talents to Aventura at Avenue 29. Located at the venue that was once The Ivy and Heavy Burger, Chef Rothschild has some major renovations in store for the north side hangout. The buildout includes a state-of-art chocolate bar and chic lounge at the back bar, which is separated from the main dining room.
As any foodie in Miami knows, Chef Rothschild likes to get creative with his menus and his latest features a gourmet sampling of comfort food, mixed with creative salads and snacks.
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Haiti Art Expo 2011
Hard Hats for Haiti and renowned Miami photographer Jordan Michael Zuniga, showcased a collection of limited edition photographs at Haiti Art Expo 2011 at the Moore Building on Saturday, December 3rd during Art Basel week. Zuniga’s ‘Haiti: Hope in Progress’ is part of his support to the Hard Hats for Haiti campaign, a the catalyst for the Pan American Development Foundation’s plan to rebuild homes, revitalize neighborhoods, and create jobs.
Pictured: Jeff Feldman, HAE 2011 Co-Producer; Nancy Baumann; Dr. Jeff Baumann; Shannon Hori, CBS4 Anchor.
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Oscar G. at Mar-a-Lago
Ozcar G., a couture designer from Miami’s historic Coral Gables area, played host to an intimate affair at the renowned Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach. The event marked the second consecutive year that the designer showcases his work in the pristine Palm Beach grounds. Notable guests in attendance included Palm Beach socialites and philantropists such as Hayden Hosford, Johanna Klausen, Mignon Gardner, Herme de Wyman Miro, Gerda Newstrom, Bobbi Shorr, Rhoda Warren, Thelma Lindsey, Helene Kaplan and Roberta Brudner.
Pictured: Oscar G. with models
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