Adamar Fine Arts

Miami, États-Unis

2.5

2 avis

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Téléphone :
+1 305-576-1355
Adresse :
4141 NE 2nd Ave Ste 107, Miami, FL, 33137
Design District
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
60 mNE 2 AV@NE 40 ST
110 mNE 2 AV@NE 42 ST
140 mNE 2 AV@NE 43 ST
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Heure locale (Miami) 15:23 dimanche 29 juin 2025

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2 avis sur Adamar Fine Arts

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Évaluation du lieu : 4
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Adamar always has the really cool retro pieces. I want to fill my house with about half of their pieces. It can get crammy when there are events here. Last night they had a double rainbow Vodka ice luge — What does it mean? It means we’re drinking vodka tonight kids.
Another big plus is the fact that this building has one of the only public bathrooms in it for the art walk, which is so necessary when traversing from gallery to gallery.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Chicago, IL
Would give zero stars if I could–
Staff member assaulted my friend at the Chicago SOFA show. He grabbed her shoulder and yanked her around to yell about photographing! Everyone was taking snaps to remember what artist they wanted to take a further look at. Foolish waste of potentially positive PR, as we loved the works. I feel badly for the artists represented by this man who should not be in this particular position at the gallery… I’d put him in the back, away from gallery-​goers, where he can’t damage their public image.