Booth 211

BARBARA KRUGER

BARBARA KRUGER, / F A T E


MARY ABBOTT - MICHAEL A. BUTLER - HERMAN CHERRY - LYNNE DREXLER
RAOUL DUFY - PERLE FINE - MARY HEILMANN - NATHAN SLATE JOSEPH
FRIDA KAHLO - WOLF KAHN - WILLEM DE KOONING - BARBARA KRUGER
FAY LANSNER - CLAUDE LAWRENCE - SOL LEWITT - JOAN MITCHELL
FAIRFIELD PORTER - JEAN PAUL RIOPELLE - SHEILA ROTNER - ROZEAL
ED RUSCHA - LUCAS SAMARAS - PIERRE SOULAGES - LUCY VILLENEUVE
ANDRE WORRELL - ANDREW WYETH - ELISABETTA ZANGRANDI

 


KEYES ART is pleased to announce our return to Art Miami, Miami — 2024, for the 4th consecutive year.  We’ve focused on a presentation of both historic and contemporary works, reflecting our gallery’s ever evolving program. Visit us at Booth 211.
 Art Miami, the original and longest-running contemporary art fair in Miami, is a leading destination for acquiring significant 20th and 21st-century artworks. Participating galleries consistently report high sales as collectors acquire works from contemporary, modern, post-war and pop eras.

WILLEM de KOONING, UNTITLED, 1970

EXHIBITION DATES & TIMES
BOOTH 211


Tuesday — Dec 3rd  4pm - 9pm
Wednesday — Dec 4th 11am - 7pm
Thursday — Dec 5th 11am - 7pm
Friday — Dec 6th 11am - 7pm
Saturday — Dec 7th 11am - 7pm
Sunday — Dec 8th 11am - 6pm

ART MIAMI
One Herald Plaza (NE 14th Street & Biscayne Bay), Miami, FL 33132

OCTOBER 3, 2024 – MARCH 2, 2025
THE BIGGS MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART | 406 FEDERAL STREET DOVER, DELAWARE

Keyes Art is honored to have worked for the past two years with the Biggs Museum and ROZEAL to put together a very special group of works from this American treasure. 
The Biggs Museum of American Art is proud to close out the year with a blockbuster exhibition by renowned artist ROZEAL. This exhibition bridges cultures and traditions through the lens of contemporary art. Inspired by Japanese woodblock printing, ROZEAL’s multimedia paintings and collages blend traditional imagery of samurai, geisha, and kabuki with modern American hip-hop and vogue-ing elements.
The exhibition showcases a survey of recent work by ROZEAL, offering a comprehensive view of her unique artistic vision and style. Visitors will be able to explore a wide range of pieces, each offering a glimpse into the artist's creative process and inspirations.  
She has received numerous accolades for her signature a3 works, a name signifying Afro-Asiatic allegories. Also known as the blackface paintings, this series explores the appropriation of American hip-hop culture by Japanese teenagers (mostly girls) in the late 1990s as part of the ganguro fashion trend that involved darkly tanning skin. Read Here