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Getting Around.

Building on renown sister locations in Manhattan, Las

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chef's Bruce and Eric Bromberg, offer Miami their

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Dining areas include an indoor dining room and sushi

bar, outdoor poolside dining, as well as a full service

lobby bar.

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The lunch menu now offers specialty

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DatesTuesday, December 3 - Sunday, December 8, 2019

Opening HoursTuesday, December 3 | 4 PM - 8 PM

Wednesday, December 4 | 10 AM - 10 PMThursday, December 5 | 10 AM - 8 PM

Friday, December 6, 2019 | 10 AM - 8 PMSaturday, December 7 | 10 AM - 8 PM

Sunday, December 8 | 10 AM - 6 PM

Disruptions.A N E W E X H I B I T I O N O N M I A M I B E A C H

Presented in Collins Park, December 3–8, 2019, this exhibition highlights works by an intergenerational group of Argentine artists whose urban interventions take on notions of space, subjectivity, and environmental issues.

In the last phase of the partnership with Buenos Aires, Art Basel Cities has sought to bring Argentine artists of different generations, formations, and outputs to an international platform such as Miami Beach during Art Basel – allowing for new artistic discoveries, highlighting the strength, dynamism and vibrancy of the Argentine art scene. ‘Disruptions’, as its title suggests, focuses on intervening in an urban landscape enabling the viewer to interact and be confronted with works outside the more traditional exhibition space. More than a merely aesthetic proposition, art in this space can become a tool for encountering, interacting, and questioning potentially overly familiar environment.

Asking the audience to move within her work, conceptual art pioneer Marie Orensanz, known for her experimental forays into philos-ophy, mathematics, and geometry, will present ‘Invisible’ (2018), a three meter-high, keyhole-shaped iron structure, through which viewers may pass. It features the word “invisible” perforated into its upper arch – only apparent to those standing directly beneath it. For over two decades, Graciela Hasper’s work has been defined by bold colors sharpened by powerful geometric shapes. Here in her installation ‘Intemperie (Outdoors)’ (2019), Hasper translates this aesthetic to a series of painted aluminum cubes that are simultane-ously enclosed and exposed with the viewer able to walk through and within each structure.

Physical interaction is also key in Marcela Sinclair’s ‘Derrame (Spill)’ (2019), an installation that deconstructs and reimagines Ugo Rondinone’s ‘Miami Mountain’ (2016) – one of Collins Park’s now iconic permanent sculptures. Consisting of thousands of colored stones painted to match the hues of ‘Miami Mountain’ that will be scattered across the grounds of the park, ‘Derrame (Spill)’ will invite the audience to participate in the work, by moving the stones and building their own individual sculptures. In her work ‘The Source’ (2019), Agustina Woodgate acknowledges water as a fundamental building block of the human body and the earth, and considers when its purity is compromised by contamination, blocked access, failed responses to natural disasters and other catastrophes and the impact this can have. This functional, above-ground drinking fountain is set within a facade of coral rock and features an exposed system of pipes that connect, like a puzzle, to four sections containing multiple fountains.

Using the materials of the work themselves as a focus, Matías Duville’s experimental landscapes feature tortured depictions of organic elements that expose discomfiting facts of geography, evolution, and industry. In ‘Big Bang America’ (2019) a rock crushes a pipe, pinning it to the ground and sending both ends into the sky challenging viewers to consider the impact of the industry on the planet, and what happens when nature is subverted and altered by an artificial force. Pablo Reinoso’s ‘Still Tree’ (2019) encases a fully-grown but uprooted tree within a protective iron sculpture. This metal skeleton functions as a shield for the dead tree trunk and emulates the protective conditions that medieval armor offered to the bodies of soldiers. As a reaction to the overuse of nature, ‘Still Tree’ takes on poignant new dimensions when placed within a state that faces environmental threats, including at-risk ecosystems like the Everglades.

“While we appeal to the curiosity of the public, to their capacity of amazement, reflec-tion, complicity, and surprise, ‘Disruptions’ also necessarily implies a commitment to

the unknown, a rupture of the status quo,”

-curators Diana Wechsler and Florencia Battiti.

Matías Duville

Graciela Hasper

Pablo Reinoso

Agustina Woodgate

Marie OrensanzMarcela Sinclair

theArtists.

A R T B A S E L I N C O L L I N S PA R K

Areas of Interest.M I A M I ' S B E S T O F T H E B E S T

Art Basel Events

SCOPE Miami Beach partners with HI-FRUCTOSE magazine to hone its focus on New Contemporary and street art, displaying larg-er-scale installations, immersive projects curated by the publication, exclusive talks and events for VIPs. 801 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach.

S C O P E M I A M I B E A C H - D E C 3R D-8T H

The fair is to interior design what Art Basel Miami Beach is to art: Innovation and architecture collide here in museum-quality exhibitions.Miami Beach Convention Center parking lot, Meridian Ave and 19th St.

D E S I G N M I A M I/ - D E C 3R D-8T H

Founded in 2005, PULSE Contemporary Art Fair is an established part of the annual art calendar and is recognized for providing its international community of emerging and established galleries with a dynamic platform for connecting with a global audience. Indian Beach Park, 4601 Collins Ave.

P U L S E M I A M I B E A C H - D E C 5T H-8T H

The 29-year-old growing art fair (which moved to a new waterfront location last year) welcomes 160 international galleries from across 68 cities in 2018. It’s the oldest of its kind in Miami and, as the first one to open its doors to visitors, serves as the unofficial kickoff to Miami Art Week. One Herald Plaza, NE 14th St.

A R T M I A M I - D E C 3R D-8T H

Untitled, Art is an international, curated art fair founded in 2012 that focuses on curatorial balance and integrity across all disciplines of contemporary art. Also parked on the sand, the seventh edition of Untitled brings a heavy dose of contemporary art under the guidance of director Manuela Mozo. Ocean Dr and 12th St, Miami Beach.

U N T I T L E D, M I A M I B E A C H - D E C 4T H-8T H

Context, Art Miami’s sibling dedicated to showcasing works by emerging and midcareer artists, features 96 participants across 63 different cities. One Herald Plaza at 14th St.

C O N T E X T - D E C 3R D-8T H

Satellite FairsM I A M I B E AC H

The hip, juried art fair settles into new, larger digs at Mana Wynwood, where it’ll welcome over 160 exhibitors to its eighth edition - from at-mospheric abstracts and provocative photographs to sultry sculptures. Mana Wynwood Convention Center, 318 NW 23rd St.

S P E C T R U M - D E C 4T H-8T H

Known for showcasing underexposed artists and their works, New Art Dealers Alliance brings life to Miami Art Week with its young galler-ists. The 16th edition includes 125 galleries and organizations hailing from 23 countries. Ice Palace Studios, 1400 North Miami Ave.

N A D A A R T FA I R - D E C 5T H-8T H

W Y N W O O D

Spectrum’s sister fair, Red Dot Miami, showcases primary and secondary works by more than 500 leading artists from the around world. Now in its 13th year, the gallery-only fair will feature paintings, sculpture and photography that inspire awe and foster creativity.Mana Wynwood Convention Center, 318 NW 23rd St.

R E D D O T - D E C 4T H-8T H

Parties & More

Rockwell partners with notoriously-impossible-to-get-into NYC club 1OAK yet again for Art Basel 2018. You can expect a whole bunch of buzzy names and celebs ending the night here throughout the week-

end. Rockwell, South Beach.

R O C K W E L L & 1O A K P O P-U P - D E C 5T H

Artistic director of Louis Vuitton menswear and founder of the fashion label Off-White, Virgil Abloh joins the list of artists fea-tured in the Miami Design District’s public art program. Virgil’s sculpture of a Sunoco beacon positioned as a sinking ship which

will be located in Jade Alley (between 40th and 41st streets).

V I R G I L A B L O H O U T D O O R I N S TA L L AT I O N A L L W E E K

A new exhibition by Versace and friend of the House, interior designer, Sasha Bikoff will debut during Art Basel Miami Beach and Design Miami. Drawing

inspiration from the brand’s rich heritage, one-of-a-kind furniture pieces designed by Bikoff will be displayed together with the archive looks they drew

inspiration from.

V E R S A C E X S A S H A B I KO F F E X H I B I T I O N - D E C 6T H

Basel House fuses art, nightlife and fun activations. Check out 40 large-scale murals and installations, shop a series of local pop-ups and get your

hands dirty in one of numerous graffiti workshops. Expect plenty of music, cocktails and food to keep you fueled. RC Cola Plant, Wynwood.

B A S E L H O U S E - D E C 6T H-7T H

Live music events and a headliner performance from Grammy-nominated producer, executive and songwriter DJ Khaled kicking off at 8 p.m. Guests

will enjoy an elevated experience of poolside luxury in a modern tropi-cal setting at the Delano Beach Club with performances, photo-worthy

moments and more.

D E L A N O L I V E P R E S E N T E D B Y T I D A L - D E C 5T H

Event Information from TimeOutMiami.com and Forbes.com

The Confidante is hosting a Lebo x Sweat440 40-minute dynamic fitness class on the 10th floor for those looking to sneak in a workout, followed by

refreshing libations by Miami Cocktail Co. The class is from 10 - 11 a.m. and RSVP only via concierge@theconfidantehotel.com.

L E B O X S W E AT 440 F I T N E S S P O P-U P D E C 7T H

Desigual will present its 2020 Collection in Miami Beach through an artistic performance curated by artist, Carlota Guerrero. Invited guests will be able

to explore the themes of individuality and freedom of expression, broken into chapters including a cocktail titled, Seduccion, the Carlota Guerrero presenta-

tion titled, Beso, a DJ set by Black Madonna titled, Amor, and a Blond:ish DJ set at a secret location titled, Climax.

D E S I G UA L “M I A M I L O V E S D I F F E R E N T ” - D E C 6T H

The GymTake advantage of state of the art equipment at our 24-hour gym, including Peloton bikes, freehand weights, kettlebells + more. Located down the hall on the first floor of The Plymouth Cottage. Book a personal trainer at The Concierge.

The SalonAsk us about our salon and massage services.By appointment only - more information at The Concierge.

O T H E R A M E N I T I E S

Private BeachOur full-service, private beach is right around the corner, between The W Hotel and The Setai. Take a stroll over there to sightsee the historic Collins Park or ask Tony to give you a lift in The Plymobile.

Meet Alex.

TEAM

SPOTLIGHT

Name & position?Alexairis, I am the Head of Hospitality Services!

Where are you from? And a background on you?I’m from the beautiful Island, Dominican Republic also known as “Quis-queya la Bella” land of merengue & bachata and home of great baseball players.

Most memorable moment working at The Plymouth?Having the opportunity to support one of our most frequent guest during a challenging time when she was visiting Miami to receive chemo treat-ments and seeing her through her recovery process made her an imme-diate part of our Plymouth Family.. Not only because we were her home away from home but also because we were able to comfort her during her hard times and now seeing her in remission still brings me so much joy.

Most rewarding part about working at The Plymouth?Creating memorable experiences and going above and beyond for our guests, but also I truly love being able to lead my team to success and guiding them to become the best version of themselves.

Favorite thing to do in Miami? I enjoy taking advantage of the outdoors, from watching the sunset to long walks on the beach. Trying new and unique fusions of food and brunching during the weekend makes me extremely proud to live on this beautiful beach! My favorite restaurant is La Mar by Gaston Acurioand the rooftop at Sugar, it is the best view of our Downtown area and the drinks are amazing!

What do you love most about Miami?Miami is a melting pot which makes it so unique, it’s amazing how one can find so many different cultures from all over the World. It is a very lively city unlike any other, spiced up by the various Latino culture that have imprinted their mark throughout the past and more recent history. This city has it all good weather, nice beaches, good food, great parties with lots of dancing but most of all beautiful and interesting people.

Favorite roll/drink at Blue Ribbon?Spicy Tuna Special roll with Avocado. For drinks: Lychee Martini, the risqué Margarita and the Cucumber Minty for a hot summer day is my all time fav!

The Early Years.

Remarkably, the iconic Plymouth Hotel building has hardly changed since its construction in 1940. Its strong lines and noteworthy forms have inspired the design and development of Miami Beach architecture for decades.

Its distinctiveness was recognized by none other than Barbara Capitman and the Miami Design Preservation League, whose early rallies in the 1980’s were often held on the front porch at The Plymouth.

Its design departs from standard Deco formulas and incorporates an elegant juxtaposition of forms and geometries. This is form-giving archi-tecture with its recall of the 1939 New York World’s Fair. And this is also inspiring architecture.

This entire property was beautifully planned. From the spectacular corner tower entrance, through the ovalesque lobby all done-up in white marble and the beautiful murals of Ramon Chatov and out to the pool and court-yard.

This remains a very special historic property.

Book cover, " Deco Delights-Preserving the Beauty and Joy of Miami Beach Architecture."

The Plymouth Cottage, formerly known as Ansonia, 1921, was the first build-ing on the block. The facade remained untouched during the renovation.

1921

Plymouth Hotel, 1981. Photo courtesy of “Tropical Deco” by Laura Cerwinske.

LIVLegendary nightclub with real nightlifeplayers and celebrities

STORYBest dance club with massive dance floor

BASEMENTMulti-room nightclub inside The Edition - Enjoy bowling, ice-skating + dancing

E11EVEN - open 24/7

WALL LOUNGE

MYNTOne of the longest standing clubs

THE SAXONY BAR

TWISTSouth Beach's best gay club

COYO TACO Local's secret: there's a hidden club,just walk past the bathrooms

LATIN LOVERS

EL TUCAN

TU CANDELA

MANGO'S TROPICAL

Night Clubs Bars & LoungesLIMONADA BAR + BRUNCHAll-day brunch and daily bottomless happy hour specials

BÂOLIMediterranean fare in a high-energy setting with garden patio

NIKKI BEACHBeach lounge

BROKEN SHAKERLaid back lounging in a hostel where tourists and locals co-exist

SWEET LIBERTYOpen everyday until 5 AM

EMPLOYEES ONLYBest cocktails

BODEGASpeakeasy & Best Tacos

THE WHARFWaterfront Lounge with Garcia's Food trucks

BALL & CHAINHistoric bar in the heart of Little Havana

AREA 31Best social hour in a downtown rooftop

SUGARDowntown rooftop with the best views

LAGNIAPPEJazz wine bar

THE REGENT COCKTAIL CLUBRetro style & live Music

FAT TUESDAYSFrozen drinks on Ocean Drive

BARU LATIN BARLatin style night out

RACKETWynwood part drinking den part tiki bar

VEZA SUR BREWINGMiami's own brewing company

1-800-LUCKYAsian-style food hall & bar with hip-hop soundtrack

THE SCAPEGOATWallet-friendly drinks in an intimate bar

THE ANDERSONArtful cocktails & elevated bar fare with an eclectic 80's setting inside and a tiki bar outside

Recommendations.

RestaurantsFINE DINING

The GardenThe ForgeGianni'sNovecentoPrime 112The BazaarKyuStubborn SeedMatador RoomZumaCecconi'sPied e TerreSwan Miami

LOCAL FAVORITES

Joe's Stone CrabsLucaliCasa TuaK Ramen.Burger.Beer.UplandLa Sandwicherie

WORLD CUISINE

MandolinHavana 1957Ceviche 105Tapas & Tintos27 RestaurantLa Petite MaisonMacchialinaMercato della PescheriaJaya at The SetaiRosa MexicanaNaiYaraSunny PokePizza Bar

SPECIAL OCCASION

The GardenKiki's on the RiverBarton GCantina La VeinteBagatelleBâoliVilla AzurMarion

BREAKFAST & BRUNCH

Limonada Bar + Brunch Orange BlossomThe Plymouth Grill Yardbird Southern Table

VIEW IS EVERYTHING

Smith & WollenskySugarJuviaLido Bayside GrillMalibu FarmsAmara at Paraiso

VEGAN / VEGETARIAN

Full BloomSoul TavernPlantaDIRTCharly's Vegan TacosPura Vida

Kid's Cornerfrost museum

jungle island

skyward kites at haulover park

zoo miami

miami children's museum

fundimension

venetian pool

zoological wildlife foundation

south point park

fruit & spice park

everglades alligator farm

BIG BUS MIAMI

2 day city tour

Bayside cruise or night tour

2 day city tour

Bayside cruise & night tour

perks

WiFi On-Board

+ One free item per ticket

GRAYLINE MIAMI

bay cruise w/o transport

key west

bimini bahamas day trip

dolphin shuttle

Pick-up at The Dorchester

Miami ToursMIAMI DOUBLE DECKER

1 day city tour

boat tour biscayne bay

1 day city tour & boat tour

everglades airboat tour

key west 1 day tour

deep sea fishing

orlando 1 day

jetboat

jungle island

ART DECO WALKING TOUR

daily at 10:30 am

thursdays at 6:30 pm

Items in pink are in-land and off the beach.

Experience The Garden, a cozy oasis nestled in the Boulan courtyard (only a block away from The Plymouth Hotel). Drop in for an experience you'd

have to see to believe. Savor delicately crafted dishes and tableside preparations for a night of

experiential dining to stimulate the senses.

Choose from prime cuts of steak and freshly caught fish, selections from the raw bar, or opt for

the ever popular Pomodoro Parmesan, wheeled over to your table and tossed in a large Parmiggiano

wheel flambayed to perfection.

SudokuWhile you wait or by the pool, but always great.

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