IMAGINATION & TRANSFORMATION
Celebrating our 17th consecutive year at Art Miami, Cynthia Corbett Gallery returns in 2026 with a vibrant presentation of twelve international artists exploring the transformative power of imagination, colour and material. Moving between painting, photography, textiles and contemporary ceramics, the selection reveals how artistic traditions can be reinvented through new perspectives, inventive techniques and the limitless possibilities of creative expression.
Andy Burgess transforms modernist architecture into vibrant geometric compositions, while Klari Reis draws inspiration from microscopic biological worlds to create luminous abstractions alive with colour and movement. Margo Selby explores rhythm, repetition and geometric form through her intricately woven textile artworks. Deborah Azzopardi brings her unmistakable feminine interpretation of Pop Art, combining wit, romance and playful narratives of everyday life.
The boundaries between reality and imagination become increasingly fluid in the work of Elaine Woo MacGregor, whose expressive paintings weave together cultural memory and personal narratives, and Cristina Schek, whose surreal works explore identity, illusion and imagined worlds.
Making her Art Miami debut, Jo Holdsworth introduces paintings from her new Art Deco series, inspired by the distinctive architecture of Miami Beach. Her atmospheric explorations of figures, reflections and urban spaces bring a cinematic sensibility to the presentation. Susanne Kamps brings a colourful, painterly perspective to familiar subjects, drawing on the traditions of modern painting to create expressive compositions.
Contemporary ceramics offer equally compelling approaches to transformation. Ebony Russell challenges the conventions of porcelain through intricate, gravity-defying sculptural forms, while SaeRi Seo reinterprets traditional Korean moon jars through personal explorations of cultural identity, trauma and renewal. Freya Bramble-Carter draws on nature, heritage and the relationship between femininity and masculinity to create expressive ceramic forms, while Amy Hughes revisits historic ceramic traditions through playful, painterly reinterpretations of classical vessels.
Bringing together established gallery artists and artists championed through Young Masters Art Prize, Cynthia Corbett Gallery's not-for-profit initiative celebrating contemporary artists inspired by art history, the presentation reflects the gallery's longstanding commitment to artistic individuality, exceptional craftsmanship and the creative dialogue between past and present.
We warmly invite you to discover our presentation at Stand AM100, Art Miami Pavilion, One Herald Plaza on Biscayne Bay, Miami.
Art Miami 2026
VIP Preview: Tuesday, 1 December 2026
Fair dates: 1–6 December 2026
