During Miami Art Week 2025, Miami-born luxury swimwear and resortwear label Luli Fama delivered one of the week’s most vibrant celebrations of fashion, culture, and Miami glamour with Luli Basel, an exclusive VIP luncheon and dockside runway presentation held at the iconic Kiki On The River.
Last week IKEA hosted their OPEN HOUSE during Miami Art Week to unveil their upcoming GREJSIMOJS collection available for purchase in February 2026. The upcoming collection features fun textures, funky designs, and bright colors. This bold and loud series was designed with playfulness in mind, which was brought to life in Miami. IKEA OPEN HOUSE featured a fun claw machine photo booth, a light room photo booth, a fun and innovative Pink Rebel pool filled with pink and white cushions and lifesavers, a live DJ set and complimentary drinks and lite bites like Swedish meatballs. There was an emphasis on texture, color and whimsy that made the night even more enjoyable. Not only that, guests got to enjoy an up close and personal look at the upcoming collection while having fun. From mirrors to mugs to giraffe lamps, this is by far one of the most imaginative and creative collections IKEA has ever dropped that allows consumers to embrace their inner child! In addition to the wonderful night, guests got to take home pink furry IKEA goodie bags filled with exclusive presents from IKEA and a cute little reminder that the collection will be available soon!
Photo Credit: BFA for IKEA
Last week Instagram partnered with talented creative Slawn to bring the immersive Canvas House installation to life during Miami Art Week. Slawn and Instagram invited guests to become a collaborative part of this amazing activation allowing guests to pick up a mask, some gloves, a can of spray paint and let loose on the white plastered walls in Canvas House. While Slawn tagged the outside of the house, guests expressed themselves inside in an installation that embodied Instagram’s platform through Slawn’s medium. This event also marked a first for the talented artist who had never done an entire house before. Unlike most of the other festivities during Art Basel, Canvas House gave each guest the ability to become part of the artwork leading to an unforgettable night. Special guests included Mia Khalifa, Pepe Garcia, Maurice Kamara and more! The evening also featured an open bar and live DJ set providing vibes throughout the night. Canvas House was also a gathering of tastemakers and art lovers from music, fashion and culture coming together under on roof to create something together. In recent years Art Basel has become more famous for its parties than anything else, but this experience was unlike any other during Miami Art Week in that it brought the focus back to art.
Photo Credits: BFA/Joe Schildhorn for Instagram
Pepe Garcia, Slawn
Slawn
Slawn
Pepe Garcia
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Slawn, Maurice Kamara
Miami Art Week painted a picture this week splashed with fun that spurred from the wildest parts of the imagination.
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Miami Art Week is a week to be celebrated.