Sagamore Hotel Miami Beach Launches ‘Sagamore Salon’

Sagamore Hotel Miami Beach will present the first edition of Sagamore Salon on June 28, 2018. The Sagamore Salon will show approximately 100 works of varied media by as many as 40 artists, inspired by the original “Salon de Paris,” and its more inclusive spinoff, the “Salon des Refusés,” which was established by Napoleon for artists that were rejected by the famous Salon de Paris. The Salon des Refusés was known for accepting new types of art not yet embraced by the establishment, including impressionists. The Sagamore Salon will also incorporate the original salon’s immersive, floor-to-ceiling hanging style that packed the walls with smaller art works.

David Schluss, ‘Two of a Kind’

The Sagamore Salon show will be open 24/7 and on view through September 30th, 2018. All artworks will be for sale. The Sagamore Salon is held in partnership with Zemack Gallery, Adamar Fine Arts, HartHood56, and curated by the hotel’s resident art advisor, Sebastien Laboureau. Also, gallery partner Blue Gallery, known for its exclusive collection of Israeli art as well as many other renowned artists, mixing sophisticated flare with contemporary.

Monique Lassooij, ‘Magarita Teresa is not in charge’

The preliminary list of participating artists includes Joel Amit, French B., Blood& Candy, Claude Charlier, Cedrik Cavallier, Sheila Elias, Iris Eshet Cohen, Oren Cohen, Dani Cooperman, Ytzhak Davidovitch, Jon Davis, Jamie Eroncig, Sveta Esser, Amir Genislaw, Lenner Gogli, Patricio Gonzalez, Edgar Gutierrez, Jamie Jones, Monique Lassooij, Isaac Maimon, Niso Maman, Alex Pauker, Rubem Robierb, David Schluss, and Tali Toledano.

Sveta Esser, ‘Sky at Dusk’

The Sagamore Hotel will present a wide selection of artists, some of them not currently represented by galleries, which will provide a platform for the public to discover artworks that are not being “sanctioned” by the art world, and that could be the next big thing. The hotel will host regular happy hour events on Thursdays from 6-9pm with guided tours by curator Sebastien Laboureau, and art talks by featured artists.

David Schluss, ‘Loose Thoughts’