Museum of Graffiti Hosts Grand Opening of OLÉ & the Mi Campo Artists' Lounge - World Red Eye

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Last updated 30 março 2025

Museum of Graffiti Hosts Grand Opening of OLÉ & the Mi Campo Artists' Lounge - World Red Eye

Miami, FL - November 30, 2022 - Artists, museum members, friends, and collectors arrived at the Museum of Graffiti for the first look of the museum’s new Art Week exhibition entitled OLÉ. OLÉ is a group show of Brazillian artists Ise, Finok, Skola, and Thiago Nevs who created paintings steeped in culture, artifacts, and symbols that are inherent in the fabric of both current daily life and history of Sao Paolo, Brazil. Soccer balls, Bahia bracelets, religious shrines, tags, and flying kites are all integrated in a way that convey an admiration for a city rich in personality that serves as their inspiration. The exhibition spilled out onto Museum of Graffiti’s Art Week Patio with outdoor sculptures, live art demonstrations, the Mi Campo Artists Lounge, aModelo bar, Puma Basketball’s mural court, and an opportunity to customize your own OLÉ apparel courtesy of Champion. Guests enjoyed plant-based breakfast waffles served by Semilla Nativa and stuck around to indulge in a gourmet lunch served by bartaco, inspired in part by the beach culture of Brazil. To top it off, Salt & Straw scooped out “graffiti” handmade ice cream served out of their bespoke cart that comes out for very special occasions! Tickets to the Museum of Graffiti are available 7 days a week at www.museumofgraffiti.com

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