Art Basel Miami Beach takes place from December 7 - 10, 2006. The international art show in Miami Beach (Florida) is the American sister event of Art Basel in Switzerland, the most important annual art show worldwide for the past 37 years. Art Basel Miami Beach is a new type of cultural event, combining an international art show with an exciting program of special exhibitions, parties and crossover events including music, film, architecture and design. Exhibition sites are located in the city's beautiful Art Deco District, within walking distance of the beach and most hotels and restaurants. An exclusive selection of 200 leading art galleries from North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia will exhibit 20th and 21st century art works by over 1500 artists. The exhibiting galleries are among the world's most respected art dealers. They will be showing exceptional works by both renowned established artists and cutting-edge newcomers. Special exhibitions will feature young galleries and video art. The show will be a vital source for discovering new deve-lopments in contemporary art and rare museum-calibre art works. Art collectors, artists, dealers, curators, critics and art enthusiasts from around the world will participate in the event. Top-quality exhibitions in the museums of South Florida and special programs for art collectors and curators, will make this art show a special place for encountering art and the art world – the favorite winter meeting place for the international art world. Art Basel Miami Beach is the most important art show on the American continent and a cultural and social highlight of the Americas. Art Galleries | 303 Gallery, New York | Acquavella, New York | Adler & Conkright, New York | Aizpuru, Madrid | Alexander, New York | Alexander and Bonin, New York | de Alvear, Madrid | Ameringer & Yohe, New York | Anhava, Helsinki | Arnaud, São Paolo | Arndt & Partner Berlin, Zurich | Barquet, New York, Garza García N.L. | Benzacar, Buenos Aires | Berggruen, San Francisco | Bernier/Eliades, Athens | Bjerggaard, Berlin, Copenhagen | Blum & Poe, Los Angeles | Boesky, New York | Bonakdar, New York | Boone, New York | Borch Jensen, Berlin, Copenhagen | Brito Cimino, São Paulo | Brown, New York | Buchholz, Cologne | c/o-Gerhardsen, Berlin | Campaña, Cologne | Capitain, Cologne | Carberry, Chicago | carlier gebauer, Berlin | Cheim & Read, New York | China Art Objects, Los Angeles | Cohan, New York | Coles, London | Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin | Continua, San Gimignano, Bejing | Cooper, New York | Corkin Shopland, Toronto | CRG, New York | Crousel, Paris | DC Moore, New York | De Carlo, Milan | de Torres, New York | Deitch, New York | Eigen + Art, Berlin, Leipzig | Fischer, Düsseldorf | Foksal Gallery Foundation, Warsaw | Fontana, Milan, Pasadena Los Angeles | Fortes Vilaça, São Paulo | Freeman, New York | Friedman Stephen, London | Frith Street, London | Gagosian, New York, Beverly Hills, London, Rome | Gemini, Los Angeles | Gladstone, New York | Gmurzynska, Zurich, Zug, St. Moritz | González, Madrid | Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg | Goodman Marian, New York, Paris | Grässlin, Frankfurt on the Main | Gray, Chicago, New York | Greenberg Howard, New York | Greve, St. Moritz, Cologne, Paris, Milan | Guerra, Lisboa | Haas & Fuchs, Berlin | Hackett-Freedman, San Francisco | Hauser & Wirth, Zurich, London | Hetzler, Berlin | Hoffman Rhona, Chicago | Hopkins Custot, Paris | Houk, New York | Hufkens, Brussels | i8, Reykjavik | Jablonka, Cologne, Berlin | Johnen + Schöttle, Cologne, Berlin | Juda, London | Kaplan, New York | Karpio, San José | Kasmin, New York | Kelly, New York | Kern, New York | Kicken, Berlin | Kilchmann, Zurich | Klosterfelde, Berlin | Knoedler, New York | Kohn, Los Angeles | Koyama, Tokyo | Krinzinger, Vienna | Krugier, New York, Geneva | Krugier, Ditesheim, Geneva | Kukje, Seoul | kurimanzutto, México D.F. | L & M, New York | Lambert, Paris, New York | Landau, Montreal | Leavin, Los Angeles | Lehmann Maupin, New York | Lelong, New York, Paris, Zurich | Lisson, London | Lowenstein, Miami | Luhring Augustine, New York | Mai 36, Zurich | Marks, New York | Marlborough, New York, London, Madrid, Monte Carlo | Martin, New York | Mathes, New York | Mayer Hans, Düsseldorf | Meier, San Francisco | Metro Pictures, New York | Meyer Riegger, Karlsruhe | Millan Antonio, São Paulo | Miller Robert, New York | Miro, London | Mitchell-Innes & Nash, New York | Modern Institute, Glasgow | Moeller, New York | Munro, Hamburg | nächst St. Stephan, Vienna | Nagel, Cologne, Berlin | Nelson, Paris | Neu, Berlin | neugerriemschneider, Berlin | Nitsch, New York | Nolan, New York | Nordenhake, Berlin, Stockholm | OMR, México D.F. | PaceWildenstein, New York | Painter, Santa Monica | Paley, London | Paragon, London | Parkett, Zurich, New York | Perrotin, Paris | Petzel, New York | Polígrafa, Barcelona | Presenhuber, Zurich | The Project, New York | Regen Projects, Los Angeles | Reynolds, London | Ropac, Salzburg, Paris | Rosen, New York | Scheibler, Berlin | Schöttle, Munich | Schulte, Berlin | Sicardi, Houston | Sikkema Jenkins, New York | Skarstedt, New York | Snitzer, Miami | Sonnabend, New York | Sperone Westwater, New York | Sprüth Magers, Cologne, Munich | Stone, New York | Strina, São Paulo | Thomas, Munich | Tilton, New York | Van de Weghe, New York | van Orsouw, Zurich | Waddington, London | Washburn, New York | Weber Jamileh, Zurich | Werner, New York, Cologne | White Cube, London | Young, Chicago | Zeno X, Antwerp | Zwirner, New York | Zwirner & Wirth, New York