Tony Tasset, Deer (2015)
Positioned outside of the Bass Museum of Art on Collins Ave between 21st and 22nd Street, Collins Park’s wide sidewalks and meandering pathways make for the perfect centralized location for Art Basel Miami Beach’s annual sculpture park, positioning a selection of 24 works across the park grounds for interested viewers and visitors. This year’s selection continued the event’s annual public outreach with a group of works that included scrolling video pieces (Rikrit Tiravanija’s confounding traffic notifications screen) and massive neons (courtesy of Sylvie Fleury), positioned against hyperrealist sculpture (Tony Tasset’s massive Deer) and other minimalist pieces.
AO was on site at the park, and captured this photoset from the install.
Athena Papadopoulos, Two Serious(ly) (young) Women, (Hubba Hubba Trouba and Ouchy Waa Waa Mama) (2015)
Francisco Ugarte, Sunlight I (2015)
Hank Willis Thomas, Ernest and Ruth (2015)
Ishmael Randall-Weeks, Paraíso (2015)
Jacob Kassay, Untitled (2012-2015)
James Capper, Mountaineer Prototype (2015)
Katharina Grosse, Untitled (2012)
Marianne Vitale, Ace of Spades (2015)
Matt Johnson, Twisted Jersey Barrier (2015)
Melvin Edwards, Ukpo.Edo (1993/1996)
Michael Sailstorfer, Voilà (Dubai) 1 (2011)
Olaf Breuning, I Can Not Take It Anymore (2015)
Rirkrit Tiravanija, untitled (don’t shoot the messenger) (2015)
Rubén Ortiz Torres, Collector’s Backyard Boogie (2015)
Sam Falls, Untitled (Healing Pavilion) (2015)
Sterling Ruby, Big Yellow Mama (2013)
Sterling Ruby, Lips (2014)
Sylvie Fleury, Eternity Now (2015)
Timm Ulrichs, Von null bis unendlich (from here to eternity) (1986)
Tomas Saraceno, One Module Cloud with Interior Net (2015)
Tony Cragg, Mixed Feelings (2012)
Ursula von Rydingsvard, Bent Lace (2014)
Yu Xiao, Elevation No. 2 (2013)
