ArtSpot 2012 - The New Miami International Wing
hosted by Red Dot Art Fair, Dec 5- 9, 2012
Miami – May 31, 2012 -- Aldo Castillo has announced participation in this year’s Art Basel Week with ●ArtSport2012, the New Miami International Wing at the 6th edition of Red Dot Art Fair that will take place from December 5th-9, 2012.
Red Dot Art Fair’s prime location adjacent to Art Miami and next to Scope and Art Asia makes Midtown and Wynwood the most visited areas which run concurrent and successful satellite art fairs during Art Basel Miami Beach.
For the last 3 years, Castillo decided to focus his career on the fascinating and fleeting aspect of the arts market: the development and organization of the international art fairs.
After working for 17 years as the director of his eponymous gallery in Chicago, Castillo has built a reputation based on his forward-thinking and progressive ideas which were evident in his participation as associate director for MIA Art Fair 2011, Shanghai Art Fair 2011 and Art Shanghai 2012.
"Castillo's singular expertise has surely transformed Art Shanghai with his curatorial vision for cultural exchange uniting galleries and providing opportunities for economic development," said Alvaro Cirillo, Founder & Director for the Latin American Pavilion, Art Shanghai.
During Red Dot Art Fair, Castillo will have a dozen booths located at the right of the 60,000 square foot tent, near the entrance in a section named ARTSPOT showcasing painting, sculpture, photography and works on paper.
Last year’s attendance to Red Dot Art Fair was 24,000 and exhibitors reported heavy sales. This year’s edition will have 60 international modern and contemporary art galleries.
Using a bold approach to social networking coverage using journalistic mediums to promote and document the fair at another level, Castillo also offers a focused platform where galleries, artists and art aficionados convene to showcase their deep appreciation for the arts.
“Given the current world market fluctuations and ever expanding nature of the art fair business model, my mission is to maximize art fair exposure and productivity to forward thinking galleries and artists in top global markets such as China and the U.S.,” said Aldo Castillo.
hosted by Red Dot Art Fair, Dec 5- 9, 2012
Miami – May 31, 2012 -- Aldo Castillo has announced participation in this year’s Art Basel Week with ●ArtSport2012, the New Miami International Wing at the 6th edition of Red Dot Art Fair that will take place from December 5th-9, 2012.
Red Dot Art Fair’s prime location adjacent to Art Miami and next to Scope and Art Asia makes Midtown and Wynwood the most visited areas which run concurrent and successful satellite art fairs during Art Basel Miami Beach.
For the last 3 years, Castillo decided to focus his career on the fascinating and fleeting aspect of the arts market: the development and organization of the international art fairs.
After working for 17 years as the director of his eponymous gallery in Chicago, Castillo has built a reputation based on his forward-thinking and progressive ideas which were evident in his participation as associate director for MIA Art Fair 2011, Shanghai Art Fair 2011 and Art Shanghai 2012.
"Castillo's singular expertise has surely transformed Art Shanghai with his curatorial vision for cultural exchange uniting galleries and providing opportunities for economic development," said Alvaro Cirillo, Founder & Director for the Latin American Pavilion, Art Shanghai.
During Red Dot Art Fair, Castillo will have a dozen booths located at the right of the 60,000 square foot tent, near the entrance in a section named ARTSPOT showcasing painting, sculpture, photography and works on paper.
Last year’s attendance to Red Dot Art Fair was 24,000 and exhibitors reported heavy sales. This year’s edition will have 60 international modern and contemporary art galleries.
Using a bold approach to social networking coverage using journalistic mediums to promote and document the fair at another level, Castillo also offers a focused platform where galleries, artists and art aficionados convene to showcase their deep appreciation for the arts.
“Given the current world market fluctuations and ever expanding nature of the art fair business model, my mission is to maximize art fair exposure and productivity to forward thinking galleries and artists in top global markets such as China and the U.S.,” said Aldo Castillo.
