Although Art Basel Miami has been done for this year, Team MADE continues to walk us through the art event through their eyes. The latest video highlights their experience at the Scope Art Fair, which we actually wrote about here. You’ve seen still photos from the fair, check it out in motion picture below.

The MADE team also stopped by the Jonathan Mannion exhibition in Miami last week.

Jonathan Mannion, NYC based photographer, director, designer and artist, who has photographed some of the biggest names in the hip hop world such as The Notorious B.I.G., Outkast and Jay-Z, came down to Miami during Art Basel and exhibited a selection of some of his classic photographs from through out his career. During the opening night of the three day exhibition at AE District in Miami, which also featured a live performance by up and coming rapper ASAP Rocky and a DJ set by Clark Kent, Jonathan showed them around his exhibition and talked to them about his craft.

Thankfully they caught it all on video for you to check out as well.

The Made team continues to make their way through the Art Basel Miami madness and yesterday visited the much anticipated ‘It Ain’t Fair’ group exhibition, hosted every year by the OHWOW crew. This year Materialism is the subject of the exhibition.

“The 2011 installment of this annual group show, now in its fourth year, takes on a thematic focus: materialism. The exhibition features work by over twenty artists, including: Daniel Arsham, Justin Beal, Anna Betbeze, Ashley Bickerton, Scott Campbell, Peter Coffin, Dan Colen, N. Dash, Sam Falls, Michael Genovese, Luis Gispert, Angel Otero, José Parlá, Sara Rahbar, Ryan Reggiani, Bert Rodriguez, Amanda Ross-Ho, Aurel Schmidt, David Benjamin Sherry, Lucien Smith, Agathe Snow, Jessica Stockholder, Nick van Woert, and Aaron Young, including a special, live performance by New York-based artist Michael David Quattlebaum, Jr., during the opening reception.”

The video gives a nice review of the show and also includes interviews with some of the artists shown. The exhibition runs until this coming Sunday, so make sure to pass by.

Check out their other Art Basel Miami adventures here.

After checking out Wynwood Walls & Doors, the Wynwood Walls Exhibition and producing a nice video about the experience, the MADE team makes it over to The Ring Art Center to check out The Trilogy Exhibition.

Curated by Sonia Taborda, works shown are by Ryan McGinley, Dan Colen and Dash Snow. None of the works on display are actually for sale, but shown is an entirely private collection by two Portuguese collectors. Running until December 8th, 2011, one artwork by each artist will be auctioned off on Saturday, with all proceeds going to charity.

Photography: MADE/Highsnobiety.com

Check out the exhibition in its entirety after the jump.

The MADE team already gave you a tour of the Wynwood Walls and Doors spaces from Miami. Along with Art Basel Miami, Wynwood Walls is also hosting an exhibition at one of their in-door spaces, featuring works by the very same artists that also contributed to the Walls and Doors project. The 2011 exhibition includes works by Shepard Fairey, Futura, Nunca, Neuzz, Ron English, Gaia, Retna, Jeff Soto, Sana, Invader, Logan Hicks, How & Nosm, Kenny Scharf, Martha Cooper and many others. Also the space is hosting a Wynwood Pop-Up store, including some nice little items and gifts that you can pick up.

Photography: MADE/Highsnobiety.com

The exhibition is still running for the rest of the week, so make sure to drop by if you are around. More pictures follow after the jump.

OHWOW once again managed to bring together a strong line-up of artists for their 2010 It Ain’t Fair Exhibition during Art Basel Miami. Next to Jose Parla, art by Kaws, Barry McGree, Aurel Schmidt and other artists was on display. Dante Ross was there to document the exhibition for you, along with images from the Retna exhibition at Silver Lining and Rainbow City by Friends With You.

Check it all out here.

As most of us cannot make it out to Art Basel Miami this year, we appreciate this first preview video from Vernissage TV, giving you a good overview of what’s on show this year. Enjoy!

Aaron Bondaroff and Al Moran kicked off Art Basel Miami this year in a legendary way. Over 2,000 artists, collectors, curators showed up at this full-on hipster throwdown at the duos newly inaugurated Miami space O.H.W.O.W. The exhibition, titled IT AIN’T FAIR, provided the perfect antidote to art fairs and a fresh approach to art collaborations. A star-studded group of curators and artists came together through painting, sculpture, video, performance and product to make something larger than the sum of their parts. Featuring Deitch Projects, Peres Projects, Nueva Galeria De La Barra, A.S.S. Gallery, AMP, Picturebox and TV Books with curators Tim Barber, Kathy Grayson, Andreas Melas, Dan Nadel, Pablo de la Barra, Nicola Vassell and Terence Koh.

Some of the featured artists at IT AIN’T FAIR include Tauba Auerbach, Stefan Bondell, Julia Burlingham, Scott Campbell, Kenneth Cappello, Comeau, Mark Delong, Chris Dorland, Phil Frost, Patrick Griffin, Evan Gruzis, Brandon Herman, Gordon Hull, Ben Jones, Kim Krans, Lachance, Adriana Lara, Jason Matthew Lee, Allan Macintyre, Slava Mogutin, Noble, Jason Nocito, Rallou Panagiotou, Ara Peterson, Brad Phillips, Esther Planas, Michael Schmelling, Aurel Schmidt, Robin Schwartz, Ben Schumacher, Shinique Smith, Agathe Snow, Dash Snow, Francine Spiegel, Kon Trubkovich, Solange Umutoni, Jaimie Warren plus many more.

If you missed the opener, don’t sweat it. Tonight is the official opening of the show and it promises to be even grander than the first night. The word is out all over town that this is the place to be at. Performances by The Gossip and Spankrock will surely draw the crowds in, so make sure you plan accordingly!

Many images from the pre-opening of “It Ain’t Fair” follow after the jump.

The art world is gearing up for the annual take over of Miami Beach. Art Basel hits American shores the first week in December and galleries from all over the world will display works from various disciplines and in a range of media. New York’s Gering and Lopez will bring part of the KAWS catalog down, as well as other work from Leo Villareal and David Lethenthal. They’ll be exhibiting at PULSE Contemporary Art Fair, now in its fourth year.

The above piece is titled Courtyard Cornucopia (2008) by Matthew McCaslin.

A year in the making, F.A.M.E Collective opens its doors this week during Art Basel Miami. Over 20 of the most influential artists, such as  Futura, Ron English, Dave White, Jeremy Fish, MARS-1, Kenji, Hirata, Tomokazu Matsuyama, Damon Soule, Sam Flores and more.
The exhibition started December 4th and goes until tomorrow, December 8th. JB Classics made a special sneaker for the occasion. The upper of the sneaker comes in premium black leather, patent leather and oestrich leather. Accents come in purple and pink. We have no information on the official release of the sneaker, but we suppose that you can buy it at the exhibition.
More detailed pictures after the jump.