At the core of the festivities is Art Basel Miami, an extension of the Swiss art fair. This year, from December 5-7, the Miami Beach Convention Center hosted over 283 galleries from around the world. While Art Basel is the main event, satellite fairs like Untitled Art and Design Miami offer additional exhibitions that push the boundaries of contemporary art.
The 2025 edition of Art Basel had something for everyone—from iconic pieces like Andy Warhol’s portrait of Muhammad Ali to bold new works like Maurizio Cattelan’s Bones (2025). This year also saw a rise in themes around technology and AI in art, with Beeple’s Dog Pen (2025), featuring robotic dogs with the heads of art and business figures, offering a satirical take on the tech-driven world.
During our visit, we saw in exhibitions newer works from artists that are part of our own collection, including Tomas Saraceno, Thilo Heinzmann, and the already mentioned Andy Warhol, allowing us to see news phases from the great artist we collect.
Among this artwork from artists in our own collection, we also had the chance to interact with Jesús Rafael Soto’s iconic penetrable installation, a striking example of kinetic art that invites viewers to physically engage with the work.
It brings together artists, collectors, and institutions from around the world, shaping trends and making Miami a major international art hub.
It brings together artists, collectors, and institutions from around the world, shaping trends and making Miami a major international art hub.
By attending Miami Art Week fairs, The Art Dome stays connected to the latest art and design trends, allowings us to engage with global creativity and bring fresh, contemporary perspectives into our work.
For our team in Miami, Art Week was both inspiring and productive. CVO Eduardo Ojeda explored galleries in the main fair and the beach installations that Untitled Art had, reinforcing why Miami is the perfect home for The Art Dome. Meanwhile, Cultural Consultant Liliana Hernandez represented The Art Dome in a collaboration with our partners at Eichholtz during the week, further bridging the worlds of art and design.
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To celebrate a year of continuous interdisciplinary collaboration between The Art Dome, Montenegro Art Projects and Eichholtz, we want to share a look of how The Collectors House became a place where art and design comes together in harmony, showcasing the best of both worlds.
Pop Up 108 marked a new era for The Art Dome’s Miami headquarters. With a complete redesign led by curator Liliana Hernandez, the event brought together works from our global artist community and key pieces from Eduardo Ojeda’s collection.
A poetic reflection on authorship, ego, and resilience — how dust became both material and metaphor in the creative process.