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Ross+Kramer Gallery is making its debut at Miami Art Week with the launch of its third location in Sunset Harbour, joining its existing galleries in Manhattan and East Hampton. This Thursday, the new Miami space will open with a solo exhibition by contemporary artist Daniel Arsham, titled “Miami 3023.” It’s Arsham’s first solo show in Miami in over a decade.
The new gallery is a spacious 3,000-square-foot venue in Miami Beach’s Sunset Harbour, offering sweeping views and a design that immerses visitors in the art. Its flexible layout allows for a smooth blend of contemporary and mid-century works, making it an ideal setting to showcase a wide range of artistic styles.
“Miami 3023” explores Arsham’s signature fusion of modern art and archaeological themes. The exhibit invites viewers to rethink their sense of time, weaving together the past, present, and future through his distinctive sculptures and paintings that pay tribute to Miami’s cultural roots.
Alongside Arsham’s work, the gallery will also feature pieces by up-and-coming artists such as En Iwamura, Larry Poons, and Erik Parker.
As part of Art Basel, the gallery is looking forward to connecting with the international art scene—sharing ideas, celebrating creativity, and building relationships with collectors, artists, and enthusiasts.
Meanwhile, the Manhattan and East Hampton locations continue to host dynamic exhibitions, showcasing both emerging and established talent. Ross+Kramer Gallery remains committed to innovation, collaborating with artists to keep pushing creative boundaries.