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Those hotel rooms are small, so every square inch counts. Many galleries wisely included the bathroom as part of their exhibition space. Indeed, the little room creates a perfect niche for small work, and pulling back the shower curtain creates a sense of drama. As for the hopper, it’s a perfect pedestal for sculpture. Here's a roundup of the best WCs in Miami, from Art Now, Bridge, Red Dot and Flow.
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Rice Polak Gallery, Provincetown, Mass., Bridge Fair
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Robert Jackson at Arden Gallery, Boston. Red Dot Fair
Sally Agee at Carrie Haddad, Hudson, New York. Red Dot
Red Truck Gallery, New Orleans. Bridge
Patricia Cameron Gallery, Seattle. Art Now Fair
Diana Jensen at Safe-T-Gallery, Brooklyn. Art Now
Scott Kiernan at Michaela Gallery, San Francisco. Art Now
Tory Foliard Gallery, Milwaukee. Red Dot
Niho Kozuru at Arden Gallery, Boston. Red Dot
DM Contemporary, Mill Neck, New York. Art Now
Tricia Wright at Kenise Barnes Fine Art, Larchmont, New York. Flow Fair
Greely Myatt at David Lusk Gallery, Memphis. Flow
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Hemphill, Washington, DC. Flow
Carol Jazzar, Miami Beach. Bridge
Blk/Mkt Gallery, Los Angeles. Red Dot
Nancy Hoffman Gallery, New York. Flow
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Julie Peppito sculptures at Julie Baker Fine Art, Nevada City, California. Flow
Jay Jay, Sacramento. Flow
Monica Cook at Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta. Flow
