Time & Texture. 2024. Courtesy of Robert Fontaine Gallery
Robert Fontaine Gallery, a fixture in the Miami art scene for over 15 years, has moved to Miami Beach’s iconic Lincoln Road. With 2,000 square feet of exhibition space, the gallery showcases diverse collections of Modern and contemporary art. Positioned near cultural landmarks like Taschen Books and Oolite Arts, this new location offers exciting opportunities for art enthusiasts and collectors
Miami Beach’s ever-changing landscape attracts a vibrant mix of local and international collectors, as well as curious newcomers. After hosting several pop-up spaces in Miami Beach and Palm Beach, Robert Fontaine Gallery is excited to embark on this new chapter in the celebrated and diverse area of the city.
The gallery’s debut exhibition at the Lincoln Road location, titled “Time & Texture,” opened in early June. Co-curated by Fontaine and Lander de Basterra, the show runs until September 30, 2024. It not only showcases the gallery’s diverse collection of Modern and contemporary art but also juxtaposes works by artists from different eras. Through this dynamic presentation, the exhibition invites contemplation about the historical trajectory of art and its future possibilities.
Wolfgang Tillmans. Doing Well. 2001. Courtesy of Robert Fontaine Gallery
The exhibition features rising artists like Nick Genry, Henrietta Harris, Nancy Gifford, and Louis Fratino alongside iconic 20th-century artists. Notable pieces include an Andy Warhol paper dress from 1962, an early James Rosenquist painting, and a David Hockney drawing. The diverse selection highlights the gallery’s commitment to museum-quality art. Whether you’re a longtime follower or a new visitor, this exhibition on Lincoln Road provides a unique glimpse into Robert Fontaine Gallery’s artistic vision and ethos. “Time & Texture” is on view at Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami Beach, through September 30, 2024.
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Time & Texture. 2024. Courtesy of Robert Fontaine Gallery
Robert Fontaine Gallery, a fixture in the Miami art scene for over 15 years, has moved to Miami Beach’s iconic Lincoln Road. With 2,000 square feet of exhibition space, the gallery showcases diverse collections of Modern and contemporary art. Positioned near cultural landmarks like Taschen Books and Oolite Arts, this new location offers exciting opportunities for art enthusiasts and collectors
Miami Beach’s ever-changing landscape attracts a vibrant mix of local and international collectors, as well as curious newcomers. After hosting several pop-up spaces in Miami Beach and Palm Beach, Robert Fontaine Gallery is excited to embark on this new chapter in the celebrated and diverse area of the city.
The gallery’s debut exhibition at the Lincoln Road location, titled “Time & Texture,” opened in early June. Co-curated by Fontaine and Lander de Basterra, the show runs until September 30, 2024. It not only showcases the gallery’s diverse collection of Modern and contemporary art but also juxtaposes works by artists from different eras. Through this dynamic presentation, the exhibition invites contemplation about the historical trajectory of art and its future possibilities.
Wolfgang Tillmans. Doing Well. 2001. Courtesy of Robert Fontaine Gallery
The exhibition features rising artists like Nick Genry, Henrietta Harris, Nancy Gifford, and Louis Fratino alongside iconic 20th-century artists. Notable pieces include an Andy Warhol paper dress from 1962, an early James Rosenquist painting, and a David Hockney drawing. The diverse selection highlights the gallery’s commitment to museum-quality art. Whether you’re a longtime follower or a new visitor, this exhibition on Lincoln Road provides a unique glimpse into Robert Fontaine Gallery’s artistic vision and ethos. “Time & Texture” is on view at Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami Beach, through September 30, 2024.
