The sales at Art Miami seem to keep growing. In their new location for a second year, the fair may be best suited to anchor Miami Art Week with its accessible price points and popular material.

Berry Campbell Gallery

• sold Desert Wall, Cave #96, 1986 for $175,000 and Horses at Pech-Merle (Cave #20), 1984 for $95,000, both by Elaine de Kooning
• Untitled, 1975 by Larry Poons for $80,000
• 7-X-79, 1979 by Alfonso Ossorio for $75,000
• Villanova, 1990 by Dan Christensen for $65,000
• Unctionpaleinbalmofsnows, 1979 by Stanley Boxer for $55,000
•  Imola Three IV (Circuit Series), 1984 by Frank Stella for $35,000
• All prices listed are retail

ARCHEUS / POST-MODERN

• “We made a large number of sales in the sub-$100,000 bracket, particularly for the work of David Hockney with five rare prints selling, including his ‘Coloured Flowers made of Paper and Ink.’ Other artists selling in this range included Ed Ruscha, Lynn Chadwick, Bridget Riley, Yuko Nishimura, Jesús Rafael Soto, Jonas Wood and a sculpture by young Belgian artist Saskia De Tollenaere, whose sculptural homage to Frida Kahlo was bought by an important corporate collection.”

Galerie Terminus

• placed Women, 2007 by Sigmar Polke for $3.8-million dollars
• Knüpfung mit Kieselsteinen, 1970 by Herbert Zangs for $46,000

Osborne Samuel Gallery 

• sold Henry Moore’s Reclining Figure, 1946 for approximately $1-million dollars.

Michael Schultz Gallery

• sold Electric Chair Series, 1973 by Andy Warhol for $540,000
• Flieg Vogel Flieg, 2018 by Cornelia Schleime for $77,000
• Flag, 2018, by Udo Nöger for $67,000
• two works by SEO: Die Faltung der Wirklichkeit, 2017, for $64,000 and Untitled, 2017 for $60,000

Cernuda Arte 

• more than 20 sales, including Fish, 1955, by Amelia Peláez for $500,000, How Can I Escape from Time, 2006, by Miguel Florido
• Path to Perfection, 2007, by Sandro de la Rosa
• a piece by Manuel Mendive, a piece by Roberto Diago
• two works by Irina E. Gonzalez

Hollis Taggart

• placed 15 works in total, including a 1956 watercolor by Sam Francis for more than $500,000
• two Alexander Calder works for approximately $100,000 each
• a Theodoros Stamos piece for approximately $100,000
• a Ron Gorchov for approximately $50,000 range
• two small sculptures by Pablo Atchugarry for $40,000 and $55,000
• a small Mark Tobey work on paper for $40,000
• two Michael (Corinne) West works for $40,000 and $30,000.

Emmanuel Fremin Gallery

• placed 22 pieces totaling $400,000 in sales, including seven works by Drew Tal.

Nikola Rukaj Gallery 

• pieces from Alex Katz’s Coca-Cola Girls series for more than $150,000

VERTES 

• sold a work by Sam Francis priced at approximately $120,000

CHASE CONTEMPORARY 

• paintings by Liu Shuishi for approximately $100,000
• a Peter Beard for $90,000
• an Ole Aakjær for approximately $30,000

Sims Reed Gallery 

• prints of Le Cow-boy, Le Cirque, Le Clown, and L’Enterrement de Pierrot from Henri Matisse’s iconic Jazz series for a total of approximately $100,000
• Andy Warhol’s Electric Chair, screen print in colors, 1971
• several works David Hockney, Bridget Riley, Terry Frost, Humphrey Ocean and Declan Jenkins

Grosvenor Gallery 

• Humming Birds, 2018, by Senaka Senanayakefor $80,000

Pan American Art Projects

•  Untitled, 1985 by Louise Nevelson for $75,000

JONATHAN FERRARA GALLERY 

• sold six different works from Skylar Fein’s Giant Metal Matchbooks series, 2016-2017, for a total of $60,000

Andrea Schwartz Gallery

• Dream ⅕ by Julian Voss-Andreae for $58,000
• Champagne Supernova by Piero Spadaro
• Stacked by Tim Yankosky

RUDOLF BUDJA GALLERY 

• placed Reincarnation, 2018 by Wulf Treu for $55,000.

AMS – XS 

• sold Nicolás Radic’s Aluminio, 2018, for $40,000, and Aluminum folded, 2018.

Onishi Gallery 

• sold Innocent Forest 06, 2018 for $30,000
• Blood 4, 2017 by Shun Sudo
• Rising Dragon, 2017 by Tokuda Yasokichi IV
• Glumon #0.1.1, 2016 by NAOYA
• POI 01, 2018 by Yusuke Ochiai

David Klein Gallery

• placed Sphinx, Chimera, and Dangerous Liaisons, all 2018 by Rosalind Tallmadge, for a total of $30,000

Galerie Ernst Hilger 

• two sculptures by Alex Katz from 2018, each for $30,000
• a variety of Shepard Fairey pieces ranging in price up to $25,000

David Benrimon Fine Art 

• several works by Mel Bochner, including Amazing, 2018, Blah Blah, Blah, 2018, Haha, 2017, and Thank You, 2018
• The Book of Love: One Plate, 1997 by Robert Indiana
• Ballerina, from Portfolio California, 1988, by Ed Ruscha
• Apple (F. & S. II 359), 1985 by Andy Warhol
• Untitled, 1966 and Study for Great American Nude #66, 1965, both by Tom Wesselmann

C24 Gallery

• Mike Dargas painting, Bee Loved, 2018
•  Katja Loher video sculpture, Who will paint the white canvas of the bleached corals?, 2018

Cynthia Corbett Gallery

• seven pieces of Andy Burgess’ Modernist House series and his new Abstract Aspen works
• debuted Isabelle van Zeijl’s The One photography project featuring Flower Orchid, of which three editions from a total of seven were placed

Goya Contemporary Gallery 

• a work by Joyce J. Scott

Jean Albano Gallery 

• Bonnie Lautenberg’s 1952 Singin’ in the Rain / Yayoi Kusama, The Sea, archival pigment print, 1 of 6, 2001 Shrek / Fernando Botero, Nude in Mirror, archival pigment print, 1 of 6
• Klari Reis’ Multicolour Petri dish series was placed, as were three ceramic wall-displayed flower pieces by Zemer Peled
• paintings by Eleanor Watson.

LICHT FELD Gallery

• ArtStudent, 2014 and Turkishbath, 2008 by Marck
•  Madeoff, 2014, Edition 2 of 3, by Fredy Hadorn.

Priveekollektie Contemporary Art | Design 

• Bloomed Wall, 2017 and Ruffled, 2014-2017 by Dominic Harris
• Dew, 2017and Ink Writer, 2017 by Reinier Bosch
• From the knees of my nose to the belly of my toes, 2018, Growing up gets me down, 2018, and Open to the public, 2018 by Alex Chinneck

Sladmore 

• Poisson ‘Alma’ (Fish), 2018, by Edouard Martinet 
• No. 174 Boxing Boy with Hat, 2018, by Mario Dilitz

• Mark Borghi Fine Art sold a Jean-Michel Basquiat work for approximately $250,000, Alexander Calder’s painting titled, “Red and Black” for approximately $85,000, and George Condo’s “Swiss Juice” for approximately $65,000
• Osborne Samuel sold a Henry Moore sculpture for approximately $250,000, a Lynn Chadwick sculpture for $50,000 and a Tim Flach photo for $7,000
• Modernism Inc. sold a Gottfried Helnwein painting for $85,000, photographs by Michael Dweck and Lucien Clergue totaling $25,000, a Naomie Kremer painting “R&B” for $16,000, and an Andreas Nottebohm oil painting on aluminum “KN-1962” for $10,000
• Dillon Gallery sold two works by Kumi Yamashita totaling approximately $75,000, and three Masatake Kouzaki pigment and foil works totaling $6,000
• James Barron Fine Art sold James Brooks’ “Langella” (1982) for approximately $75,000 and Sol Lewitt’s “Folded 1972” for approximately $40,000
• Waterhouse & Dodd sold Patrick Hughes’ oil and photographic collage “Sea City” for $60,000
• ACA Galleries sold four Anita Huffington sculptures totaling approximately $58,000
• Pace Prints sold a Jim Dine suite of three works for $48,000
• Mike Weiss Gallery reported for the week, selling six Yigal Ozeri paintings totaling $240,000, 12 Kim Dorland paintings ranging from $4,000-$15,000, two paintings by KAORUKO totaling $48,000, five Trudy Benson paintings ranging from $6,000-$14,000, and a painting by Marc Séguin
• Sundaram Tagore Gallery sold Merrill Wagner’s “Pasture Flower #1” (2009) for $34,000
• Priveekollektie sold a nut wood, steel copper, glass and leather desk deigned by De Intuitiefabriek titled “Scrinium” for approximately $30,000, and a Hans Kotter chrome LED and color code unique piece titled “Twin” (2010) for an undisclosed amount
• Cernuda Arte sold a René Portocarrero mixed media piece entitled “Ciudad Flotante” for $29,000, an Antonio Vidal painting entitled “Abstracción” for $15,000, a David Rodríguez oil on canvas painting “Pausa” for $5,000 and Wilfredo Lam’s brass and chrome-plated metal “L’Oiseau de Feu” for $18,000
• Greg Kucera Gallery sold a Darren Waterston painting titled “Last Days” for approximately $28,000
• Graham sold a Mary McDonnell oil on aluminum for $28,000 and three John Zinsser works from his “Devotional Series” totaling $9,000
• Catherine Edelman Gallery, reported selling for the week 13 Gregory Scott video installations ranging from $26,000 – $32,000
• Galerie RX sold two Georges Rousse photos titled “Castle of Chambord” (2011) totaling  $27,000
• David Klein Gallery sold a Kim McCarty watercolor titled “Black Tips” (2010) for $18,000 to a MOMA trustee
• Galerie Renate Bender sold a Robert Sageman oil on canvas for $15,500 entitled “12,886”
• Modernbook Gallery Editions, over the course of the week, sold four Brent Townshend pieces including three multi-panel editions of “Rockefeller Center” totaling $30,000 and a multi-panel work entitled “Opera Garnier” for $8,000, eight works by Maggie Taylor ranging from $2,400-$4,000, three Jamie Baldridge works totaling $24,000, and works by Ryan Bush, David Imlay, Raven Erebus and Brigitte Camochan
• Douglas Dawson Gallery sold an “Anthropomorphic Urn” from Tamalameque, Columbia (800-1200 AD) for $13,000 as well as a set of “Deep Water Buoys” recovered from Lake Superior/Lake Michigan (20th century) made of wood and iron pigment for $11,500
• Aldo de Sousa Gallery sold two untitled Raul Mazzoni geometrical works totaling $12,000
• Jennifer Kostuik Gallery sold “Shattered Sphere” by Brent Comber for $12,000
• Galerie Forsblom sold a Kaarina Kaikkonen sculpture made of men’s coats titled “Some Hope” for $10,000
• Robert Mann Gallery sold two Julie Blackmon pigment prints totaling $9,000
• Peter Fetterman Gallery sold a Steve McCurry photograph titled “Sharbat Gula, Afghan Girl” (Pakistan, 1984) for approximately $8,500 and several Stephen Wilkes digital C prints including “Central Park” (2010) for $6,500 and “Times Square” (2010) for $3,500.
• Lisa Sette Gallery sold two acrylic and India ink on de-acidified 19th Century paper titled “Ghostly Meditations (the invisible essence of things)” (2011) and “Ghostly Meditations (distills into something dense and unknown)” totaling $8,400. The gallery also sold three oil on panel pieces titled “The Battle” (2009) for $2,800, “Traveling Grower” (2011) for $1,200 and “Flood” (2011) for $1,200
• Pan American Art Projects sold a mixed media piece by Jose Manuel Fors titled “Fragmentos” for $7,000, two William Cannings works “Glow Tube” for $3,000 and “Rip and Sag” for $7,500 made from inflated steel and paint

• Galerie Michael Schulz sold a Gerhard Richter painting “Abstraktes Bild” for $1,600,000, and two Bong Chae Son light installations totaling $54,000
• William Shearburn Gallery sold a Jules Olitski painting “Prince Yellow” for approximately $350,000
• Rosenbaum Contemporary sold a Robert Indiana sculpture for approximately $325,000 and a Thomas Hartman painting for nearly $20,000
• Hollis Taggart Galleries sold a Theodoros Stamos painting “Low White Sun Box” for approximately $225,000 and a Giorgio Cavallon painting “No. 84” for approximately $75,000
• Michael Goedhuis sold a Wei Ligang ink and acrylic on paper “Qin Fan Yuan Wen, Ri Mu Kong Shan Xiang (2011) for $225,000 and a Xie Aige bronze sculpture “On the Tree” for $35,000. 
• Forsblom Gallery sold a Jason Martin painting “Kreyòl” for $135,000, Donald Sultan’s “Black on White Nov. 10 2011” for $65,000, and Veikko Hirvimaki made his first US appearance with his sculpture, “Good Night” that sold for $35,000
• Westwood Gallery NYC sold a David Datuna “White American Flag” (2011) to a high-profile Netherlands collector for $150,000, and a Douglas Kirkland photograph titled “Keith Haring & Grace Jones, Burbank, California” to a New York Collector for $7,500
• Contessa Gallery sold a Chuck Close jacquard tapestry “Lucas” (2011) for $150,000, a Lucas Samaras pastel on paper “X with Stripes” (1961) for $18,000, and a David Drebin lightbox photo “Me & Me” (2008) for $15,000
• Spanierman Modern sold a Friedel Dzubas painting “Turning Point,” for approximately $85,000
• James Baron sold a Larry Poons “Untitled” (1974) for $65,000 and a Fernand Fonssagrives gelatin for $10,000
• McCormick Gallery/Vincent Villarino Fine Art sold a Peter Saul untitled mixed media piece for approximately $65,000
• Scott White Contemporary Art sold a Ross Bleckner oil-on-linen “Summer 2011” for $55,000, a Robert Motherwell ink on paper titled “Elegy Study” (1983) for $16,000, and a Claudia Alvarez ceramic piece titled “Girls Fighting” (2011) for $8,500
• Now Contemporary Art sold a Federico Uribe piece “Connected to Nature” for $50,000
• Nicholas Metivier sold Edward Burtynsky’s “Dryland Farming #13” for $40,000 (the gallery has sold 5 works by Edward Burtynksy at the fair since Opening Night)
• Osborne Samuel sold a Sean Henry sculpture “Seated Man” for $40,000
• Claire Oliver Gallery sold 9 (out of 10) Stephanie Lempert prints entitled “York” totaling $45,000
• Waterhouse & Dodd sold Norman Mooney’s “Sun” mirrored piece for $35,000
• Cynthia Corbett Gallery sold Klari Reis’ “Hypochondria 60” for $30,000 to a Dallas collector and Lluis Barba “La Golconde Rene Magritte” for $23,000 to a major NYC collector
• Goya Contemporary sold a Joyce J. Scott piece titled “Ancestry Progeny 5” (2009) for $30,000
• Catherine Edelman Gallery sold Gregory Scott’s “Dialogue” for $26,000 and three “Revolting” multi-media pieces totaling $96,000
• Galerie von Braunbehrens sold Peter Anton’s “Selection Boxed Chocolate” for $24,000
• JGM sold two Rob Wynne’s titled, “Once Upon a Time” and “Starlike” totaling $24,000 
• David Lusk Gallery sold a Greely Myatt steel piece “Volume II” for $22,000
• Bridgette Mayer Gallery sold an untitled Thomas Nozkowski oil on paper for $20,000
• Pace Prints sold the Keith Haring “Icons” Series for $20,000, a Helen Frankenthaler for $15,000
• Modernism Inc. sold six Michael Dweck prints totaling $90,000 and Naomie Kremer’s “Ketubah” for $20,000
• Dillon Gallery sold four Alexander Kaletski paintings totaling $40,000
• Jerald Melberg Gallery sold a Raul Diaz painting titled “Paisaje Gris” for $16,000
• Juan Ruiz Galeria sold a Martin Herbst sculpture, “Sphere” for $9,000
• Dot Fiftyone Gallery sold an untitled Mauro Giaconi graphite on paper for $7,500, a Liliane Eberle photography series titled “Arthur/Alps” for $6,800 and an untitled Hernan Cedola oil pastel on paper for $5,500

Art Miami exhibitors reported significant sales within moments of opening.

• Osborne Samuel sold LynnChadwick’s sculpture “Stairs” for more than $1.5 million
• Galerie Terminus sold Keith Haring’s “T.c.” (Dog) for $1.2 million, Tony Cragg’s “Mental Landscape” for $500,000, and Guenther Uecker’s newly created nail on wood piece for $480,000
• LewAllen Galleries sold Milton Avery’s “Leo Lerman in Mitzi Solomon’s Studio (1948)” for $325,000
• Galerie von Braunbehrens sold several works from artists Daniel Cherbuin and Marck totaling $461,500
• James Barron Art of Rome sold a series of three paintings from Julie Olitski’s Homage to Kermit Champa for more than $160,000
• Waterhouse & Dodd sold two drawings, one by Jean Metzinger and the other by Francis Picabia for an estimated $150,000
• C. Grimaldis Gallery reported six-figure total sales from a series of lighting installations from Chul Hyun Ayn.
• Graham sold an untitled piece from abstract painter Nancy Lorenz for $50,000
• McCormack Valerino sold an untitled work from Peter Saul for $65,000
• Ferrin Gallery sold Sergei Isupov’s “Papa” for $45,000
• Cernuda Arte sold René Portocarrero’s “Bembé” for $45,000
• Catherine Edelman sold two pieces from Gregory Scott’s “Revolting” series for $28,000 each
• Eli Klein sold Zhang Gong’s “Disco Club” for $26,000.