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Art Miami Booth AM202
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The Booth
Eight Artists, Six Countries
Carousel Fine Art returns to Art Miami for the fair's 36th edition, December 1 to 6 at One Herald Plaza. We bring eight artists from six countries, from Scotland to Tunisia. Glass, marble, thread, photography and paint hang side by side, so take your time.
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David Yarrow Artworks on Display
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Who is David Yarrow?
Scotland
David Yarrow stages his photographs like film sets, then waits for the moment the people in them forget the camera. Road Trip puts a wolf in the passenger seat of a convertible on the Monument Valley highway made famous by Forrest Gump and Thelma & Louise. Testarossa returns to that road with a 1953 Testarossa and Brooks Nader at the wheel. The Good Life and Mille Miglia take the series to Italy in 2026, restaging the Mille Miglia classic car race, with the community of San Quirico d'Orcia filling the frame. In Yarrow's words, “Italy is La Dolce Vita. I think this vignette celebrates that emphatically.” His sales have raised more than $10 million for charity since 2019, according to Tusk.
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Caroline Dechamby Artworks on Display
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Oil on Canvas + Mounted Plexiglass
who is Caroline Dechamby?
Netherlands, based in Switzerland
Caroline Dechamby paints herself into the history of art. Each work begins as an oil painting on canvas. A figure, often the artist herself, is painted on a sheet of plexiglass mounted over it, so she enters the composition as her own layer. In Hold On (Mondrian) a hand reaches into Mondrian's grid. In Rothko's Brush a woman stands at the canvas with the brush, claiming a place in work long credited to men. Orange Dot carries the approach into a field of floating color and line. Her career spans more than three decades, and Carousel hosted her double retrospective in Palm Beach and Atlanta in 2024.
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Taher Jaoui Artworks on Display
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Mixed Media on Canvas
Who is Taher Jaoui?
Tunisia
Taher Jaoui is self-taught. Born in Tunisia, he trained as a financial engineer and spent years as an actor in Paris and Los Angeles before painting took over. The structure of that first career is still in the work: dense grids of charcoal line and color that hold together just long enough to read as a system. His sources run from graffiti and glitch aesthetics to the spontaneity of the COBRA movement. All eight canvases here are from 2026, including Temporary Reality, nearly ten feet wide. His work is in the collection of the Enter Art Foundation in Berlin.
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Gregory Watin Artworks on Display
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Mixed Media Collage
who is Gregory Watin?
France
Weathered cityscapes rebuilt from plexiglass, wood, and cardboard into layered urban collage, made fast and on instinct before the first impulse fades.
Watin starts with a camera, not a brush: weathered walls, torn posters, the overlooked architecture of a city nobody photographs on purpose. He cuts those images apart and rebuilds them in plexiglass, wood, and cardboard, working fast because the instinct that matters is the first one. "I have created my contemporary poetry from daily material, from the town, the people," he has said of the practice, and the work holds to it: document and improvisation in the same frame.
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Eric Alfaro Artworks on Dispay
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Oil & Acrylic
who is Eric Alfaro?
Cuba, based in the United States
Eric Alfaro is a Cuban-American painter who trained at the Raul Martinez academy of arts in Cuba and now works in the United States. His surfaces are built up in thick impasto, so the paint sits off the canvas and catches the room. His Aquarium series rethinks the still life around fish and water, and his Fishbowl made the cover of Dan's Papers West Palm Beach in February 2026. Miami already knows his hand from the large murals he has painted around the city. His work is in the collections of the Copperbridge Art Foundation and the Lincoln Center Orchestra in New York.
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Isabelle Scheltjens Artworks on Display
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Glass Mosaic & Marble
who is Isabelle Scheltjens?
Belgium
Isabelle Scheltjens builds portraits from thousands of pieces of glass, fused together at around 800°C. Collectors know her as The Queen of Dots. Up close, the faces in Lips Like Fire, Kiss Me Later and Elara break into squares of amber, rust and black glass. From across the aisle they settle into a likeness. After a decade of glass portraits she moved into stone, and Art Miami shows both sides of her practice. Holly, carved in black marble with white veining, wears round dark glasses. Nur and The Future is a Big Kiss (Totem) stretch the face upward in white marble, a distortion she uses to raise questions about identity and perception.
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Alexi Torres Artworks on Display
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Oil, Thread & Bronze
who is Alexi Torres?
Alexi Torres grew up in Bermeja, a village in Matanzas, Cuba, and moved to the United States in 2003. He keeps a studio in Atlanta. His paintings look woven, a technique he draws from the basket-weaving and textile traditions of the agrarian world he grew up in. His thread series weaves people and cultures together, and his flag series puts a different culture in the spotlight each time. He follows the lunar cycles of his ancestors, starting and finishing every work on a waning moon. His work is in the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia.
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Nemo Jantzen Artworks on Display
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Thread & Resin
who is Nemo Jantzen?
Netherlands
Nemo Jantzen works in two very different ways, and both are here. For No Doubt, Keep the Change and Round Midnight he sets stainless steel nails into wooden panels and connects them with continuous thread until a face appears in red or black line, then boxes the panel in plexiglass. In Girl with Glasses, Sky High 2.0 and Riches the portrait is built from glass spheres holding thousands of photographs, film stills and collected media, sealed in resin. His subject is media saturation and what it does to memory. His work is held by the GEM Museum in the Netherlands, Museum POPA in Switzerland and Mandarin Oriental New York.
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Read More: Art Miami Blogs
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David Yarrow's Road Movies
Ferraris, Monument Valley and the Mille Miglia at Art Miami 2026The stories behind David Yarrow's five Art Miami 2026 photographs, from a wolf in Monument Valley to a 1955 Ferrari in Tuscany, as the Mille Miglia nears 100. -
From Copy to Conversation
How Contemporary Artists Talk Back to Mondrian, Rothko and the MastersHow artists went from copying the masters to talking back to them, from Duchamp's mustache to Sturtevant, and the painters carrying it into Art Miami 2026. -
Carousel Fine Art at Art Miami 2026
The Artists to See During Miami Art Week November 10, 2026Art Miami 2026 runs Dec 1 to 6, ahead of Art Basel Miami Beach. See Carousel Fine Art's curation: David Yarrow, Nemo Jantzen, Alexi Torres and five more.
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VISITING ART MIAMI 2026
Practical informationWhen is Art Miami 2026?
Art Miami runs December 1 to 6, 2026. The VIP Preview is Tuesday, December 1, and the fair opens to the public that afternoon at 4 pm. It is the 36th edition of the fair and one of the first to open during Miami Art Week.
What are Art Miami's hours?
Tuesday, December 1: 4 pm to 8 pm. Wednesday, December 2 through Saturday, December 5: 11 am to 7 pm. Sunday, December 6: 11 am to 6 pm. The fair notes that times can change, so check artmiami.com before you go.
Where is Art Miami?
One Herald Plaza, at NE 14th Street and Biscayne Bay, Miami, FL 33132. The pavilion sits on the bay between the Venetian and MacArthur Causeways, and CONTEXT Art Miami shares the site.
How much are Art Miami tickets?
A one-day ticket is $71 and a multi-day ticket is $184. Seniors 62 and over, students 12 to 18 and groups of 10 or more pay $48. Children 12 and under enter free with a ticketed adult. Tickets are sold online only at artmiami.com, with no box office on site.
What is the Art Miami VIP Preview?
The VIP Preview runs Tuesday, December 1, from 1 pm to 4 pm and benefits the Pérez Art Museum Miami. It is open to VIP passholders, who pay $330 for preview access and unlimited entry through December 6. If you would like to see our booth at the preview, contact the gallery.
Where do I park for Art Miami?
Valet is $30 at Bayshore Drive and NE 14th Street, first come, first served. The Omni Garage at 1645 Biscayne Boulevard has more than 2,500 spaces, with entrances on Bayshore Drive and 17th Street.
Is Art Miami the same as Art Basel Miami Beach?
No. Art Miami is a separate fair on the Miami side of Biscayne Bay. Art Basel Miami Beach runs December 4 to 6, 2026, in Miami Beach. Both are part of Miami Art Week, and the free water taxi links the two sides of the bay.
How do I find Carousel Fine Art at Art Miami?
Visit us at Booth AM202. To ask about a work before or during the fair, send us the artist and title through the contact button and our Miami team will reply with pricing and availability. After the fair, you can see more from these artists at Carousel Fine Art Miami.
Art Miami 2026: Carousel Fine Art at Art Miami
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