Manolis Projects Art Gallery is pleased to announce its collaboration to bring its latest art exhibit, RELISHING RED, to South Beach’s Sagamore Hotel with a star studded artist reception on Tues., March 22, 2022 from 6 PM to 9 PM.
This collaboration is made possible thanks to the Sagamore Hotel art program, #SagamoreisArt, which showcases diverse world class art in their iconic art deco hotel lobby several times a year.
RELISHING RED features over 15 unique art pieces from noteworthy artists including Jill Krutick, Bruce Helander, Maite Nobo, Ron Burkhardt, Carol Calicchio, and Hamilton Aguiar, to name a few. “This stunning collection will sure to stop everyone in their tracks passing through the Sagamore’s hotel lobby. It’s both vibrant, creative and thought-provoking because it touches on many emotions known to the human experience including joy, strength, love, sexuality, power, and impulsiveness,” said J. Steven Manolis, founder, owner and curator at the Manolis Project Art Gallery.
Known as one of Miami’s most iconic Art Deco hotels in South Beach, the family-owned Sagamore Hotel is situated in a lavish oceanfront destination and equally serves as a stunning artistic & cultural epicenter offering curated and immersive art experiences for visitors and locals alike. “We’re honored to partner with and present The Manolis Projects’ latest art exhibit and host an artist reception where Miamians and visitors can meet the artists and mingle with other art aficionados. It has been a pleasure to work with J. Steven and his lovely wife, Myrthia, while also elevating inspiring art in the local community,” said Ronit Neuman, owner and President of the Sagamore Hotel South Beach.
Manolis Projects
Manolis Projects is Florida's largest working studio and fine art gallery, located in Miami's Lemon City neighborhood. We proudly feature unique paintings, sculptures and collectible limited edition works from over 40 artists from around the world. We focus on modern master’s and contemporary art, bridging the gap between established and emerging artists and collectors. J. Steven Manolis, a leading and critically acclaimed abstract expressionist artist, also paints and displays his own work.
J. Steven Manolis is a well-known philanthropist in the Arts, having served as Chairman of the Advisory Board for the National Academy of Design in New York City and on the Board of Trustees of the Vermont Studio Center. Manolis also offers private curation services for collectors, architects, and designers.
Maelstrom, 2022 by Jill Krutick, 60 x 96 inches (152.4 x 243.8 cm), mixed media on canvas.
Looking Glass, 2017 by Jill Krutick, 60 x 96 inches (152.4 x 243.8 cm), acrylic on canvas.
The Conductor, 2021 by Jill Krutick, 40 x 30 inches (101.6 x 76.2 cm), mixed media on canvas.