Fridge Art Fair “Pop Up Exhibition” at LGBT Visitor Center of Miami Beach

MIRAMAR BEACH, Fla. - Oct. 23, 2015 - PRLog -- Press Contact:

October 23, 2015

Location:

LGBT Visitor Center of Miami Beach

1130 Washington Ave,

Miami Beach, FL 33139

(305) 397-8914

Opening Reception with Music and beverages provided by Miami’s landmark Churchill’s Pub:

November 12, 2015 from 6:45-10:00

Suggested donation $20

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Fridge Art Fair “Pop Up Exhibition” at LGBT Visitor Center

Fridge Art Fair is pleased to announce “Color Me Happy”, an exhibition of work by the Fridge Team hosted by the LGBT Visitor Center in Miami Beach, organized by Eric Ginsburg and curated by Linda DiGusta. A satellite exhibition of the Fair taking place at the Holiday Inn, 4333 Collins Avenue, the exhibition opens November 12 and runs through the close of Art Basel Miami Week on December 6 at, 1130 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach. An opening reception from 5-9 PM on Thursday, November 12 will be sponsored by and feature music and beverages from Churchill’s Pub.

What makes you happy? What color is it? Artists Andrew Ringler, Cara Hunter Viera, Dylan Green, Eric Ginsburg, Johan Wallstrom, Kazuko Miyamoto, Linda DiGusta, Virginia Erdie and Yoko Ono will answer this question visually in a group exhibition of works depicting their favorite subjects, yes, in color. In addition to theme, works in the show are linked via their creators, all connected to Fridge Art Fair since its inception in 2013 and engaged in dialogue about creation and meaning with one another ever since.

The Eclectic and cutting edge Fridge Art Fair NYC & Miami will present its third Miami Edition, The Fridge Fudge Pop, hosted at Holiday Inn-Miami Beach, 4333 Collins Avenue, steps from this year’s NADA and Pulse Fairs, with easy access to Art Basel, Scope and Aqua. Fridge opens Thursday, December 3, with a press/VIP preview from 5-7 pm and Benefit Gala from 7-10 pm. Regular Fair hours are Friday and Saturday, 11-9:00 and Sunday 11-6:00. More at http://FridgeArtFair.com

o   Churchill’s Pub has been a staple of the National and local live music scene since 1979, as well as a destination for aficionados of sports, billiards, and arcade games. http://www.churchillspub.com/

o   The LGBT Visitor Center in Miami Beach opens its door with Pride to thousands of tourists from around the globe each year. Situated in the historic Old City Hall building, we’re literally at the epicenter of LGBTQ activity in South Beach. The vibrant LGBTQ community helps make Miami and the beaches one of the top LGBTQ destinations in the world! A place of community, information and resources, we offer weekly support groups including Narcotics Anonymous and Smart Recovery, Yoga and Dance classes, Educational Workshops and an array of Social Events. The LGBT Visitor Center is operated by the MDGLCC Foundation, Inc., the 501c3 nonprofit foundation of the Miami Dade Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce. http://gogaymiami.com

o   Fridge Art Fair was born in 2013 on the Lower East Side, as a satellite of Frieze New York. The inaugural Fair was filled to capacity with exhibitors who answered Founder Eric Ginsburg’s challenge, “Can you fit into the Fridge?” at Kazuko Miyamoto’s small but storied storefront, Gallery OneTwentyEight. Founded by artist Eric Ginsburg, The Fair has gathered a growing following of exhibitors, sponsors, and visitors through two more New York editions, as well as two previous Miami fairs in 2013 and 2014. The 2015 edition will mark Fridge’s Miami Beach debut, where the fair’s unique character will complement the offerings of the nearby Pulse and NADA shows, as well as Scope, Aqua and Art Basel in South Beach.

Further information on the Fair’s Press Page http://www.fridgeartfair.com