“October public ticket sales will be closely watched along with the response to VIP previews and special events to evaluate any last-minute changes.” “Directors of Art Basel remain fully committed to staging the show with the greatest number of galleries possible, based on any capacity or space restrictions imposed by the Miami Beach Convention Center or local protocols,” Mr.
Copeland, the total capacity of attendees has not yet been determined by organizers. “These adjustments allow us to better control occupancy in the halls and ensure a smooth operational delivery of the show,” said Art Basel organizers in a statement to John Copeland, director of cultural tourism at the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau.Īccording to Mr. Art Basel’s public exhibition days, which will have a limited number of tickets available beginning in October, will be Thursday, Dec. 1, for the Meridians, Vernissage and other private exhibitions, which are by invitation only. That’s $691,000 less than Art Basel’s regular yearly contract with the Convention Center, according to the memo. This year, organizers of Art Basel will pay a discounted $100,000 fee to the Miami Beach Convention Center to use its venues. The art exhibition that started in Switzerland in 1970 and has spread around the world, becoming one of Miami Beach’s most important yearly events, is coming back to the city with “robust measures to create a safe fair environment,” said an outside spokesperson.Īrt Basel events contribute $400 million to $500 million annually to the economy of Miami Beach, according to a memo from City Manager Alina Hudak to commissioners. Art Basel Miami Beach plans to return this year after its 2020 cancellation because of the pandemic.
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