The Art Newspaper: Miami Beach’s Bass Museum picks architect for new pavilion
The Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach has selected the Los Angeles-based architecture firm Johnston Marklee to lead its forthcoming expansion, which will see a new pavilion built on 22,000 sq. ft of ...
Miami New Times: “The Afterlife” at ArtCenter and “Charles LeDray: Bass Museum of Art”
An evening many assumed would be a run of the mill art showcase turned out to be anything but, as the curators of the Bass Museum of Art had attendees marching around the building grounds, into the ...
With a bushel of blue-ribbon exhibits on display, the Bass Museum of Art has embarked on perhaps its busiest programming season. For art lovers accustomed to a lull in activity during the dog days of ...
What does a baroque altarpiece depicting the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus have to do with a pair of incandescent pink and purple ghetto-fabulous sneakers? At the Bass Museum of Art, the answer is a ...
Asian Art from the Bass Museum Collection and Treasures from the Bass Museum of Art: With a bushel of blue-ribbon shows, the Bass has embarked on perhaps its busiest programming season. Deciding on ...
Miami Herald: Miami Beach’s Bass Museum celebrates 60 years during Miami Art Week
Bass Museum of Art located in Collins Park in Miami Beach celebrates its 60th year. Alexia Fodere Alexia Foderé for The Miami Her In Miami Beach, it took a day to build a mountain. Silvia Karman ...
Triton never made fiberglass bass boats with wood transoms. Theirs were fiberglass when they began making boats in 1997 (I've got a first-year model sitting in the shop at home). As others have said, Champion was one of the last to the party. I'd be interested to know when Nitro, Bass Cat, and others made the switch.