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Front Row The destination for today's luxury collectors-rare Hermes & contemporary art. The Moore - Miami Design District, Miami, Florida.

Yayoi Kusama transformed repetition into philosophy, vulnerability into power, and a single dot into an entire universe....
09/03/2026

Yayoi Kusama transformed repetition into philosophy, vulnerability into power, and a single dot into an entire universe.

From Matsumoto to 1960s New York, her work crossed disciplines and explored the point where the self dissolves into infinity.

Yayoi Kusama, 1929 - 2026.
An infinite legacy.

08/12/2026

Art exists to inspire better questions.

Discover The Architecture of Perception, featuring Mihael Milunović, on view at Front Row.

From Bogotá to the international stage. A program built on curatorial research, cultural dialogue, and a commitment to b...
08/08/2026

From Bogotá to the international stage. A program built on curatorial research, cultural dialogue, and a commitment to bringing Latin American voices into a broader contemporary conversation.

Discover the vision through Front Row.

Built to carry weight, corbels are central to Camila Barreto’s Negentropic Machines. They hold the tension between press...
07/31/2026

Built to carry weight, corbels are central to Camila Barreto’s Negentropic Machines. They hold the tension between pressure and persistence, disorder and the capacity to endure.

Camila Barreto
On view at Front Row

07/21/2026

Institutions are where artistic careers outlive exhibitions.

Collected by MUMOK Vienna, LVMH, and major museums across Europe, Mihael Milunović’s work belongs to collections that preserve not only objects, but the cultural narratives they represent.

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07/18/2026

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Painting has never existed in isolation.With Beyond Form, Camila Barreto extends the language of Latin American abstract...
07/16/2026

Painting has never existed in isolation.

With Beyond Form, Camila Barreto extends the language of Latin American abstraction into space, placing her work in direct dialogue with Zaha Hadid’s Elastika at The Moore

Through line, rhythm, and spatial tension, the paintings respond to Hadid’s intervention, allowing form to move beyond the canvas and into the surrounding space.

On view at Front Row

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