A new piece at Art Miami pokes fun at the banana that debuted at Art Basel in 2019 and recently sold for $6.2 million. "Bang-nana," a banana-shaped grenade taped to a frame, is artist Mr. Debonair's recreation of "Comedian" by Maurizio Cattelan,

Fresh off his work Comedian (2019) selling for $6.2m at Sotheby’s in New York, Maurizio Cattelan is debuting a new work at Art Basel Miami Beach, five years after his banana taped to a wall became a sensation.

Experts foresee a prosperous Art Basel Miami Beach 2024. Textiles will appear all throughout the aisles, as will works by Maurizio Cattelan.

Lucy Sparrow is a U.K.-based artist known for her work recreating every day items out of felt fabric with little smiley faces. At last year’s Scope Art Show in Miami Beach, Sparrow turned her booth into an entirely felt—and adorable—delicatessen and bagel shop.

Housed as always in the Miami Beach Convention Center, the event is also the last major art fair in a year full of them, including previous Art Basel editions in Hong Kong in March; Basel, Switzerland, in June; and Paris in October. Not to mention four far-flung Frieze fairs and a couple put on by the European Fine Art Foundation.

Craig Robins began Miami Art Week by opening the doors to the headquarters of his real estate development company Dacra. Located in Miami's Design District-home to the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami and many of the city's galleries-Dacra's offices were lined with works from Robin's collection,

Art Basel Miami Beach is all about buying and selling, market trends and the like, and so the big question on almost everyone’s mind on the vast floor of the Miami Beach Convention Center, given mixed success at recent New York auctions and depressed sales,

Traveling to Miami for Art Basel for the first time? Here's a guide for first timers visiting the art fair and surrounding parties.