13th Annual CADA Basel Panel Discussion
The Annual CADA (Art Basel) Panel Discussion on Contemporary African Diaspora Art is held in Miami, Florida. The event was created by Ludlow E Bailey, Global Curator of CADA Art & Culture, in 2009 at the University of Miami during the Art Basel festivities in South Florida.
The Panel Discussion was designed to highlight, and celebrate the extraordinary visual arts achievements of the people of African descent globally. It brings together a panel of art innovators, global curators, renown artists and other leading contributors to contemporary global African Diaspora art. It has become the “go to event” for Global Contemporary African Art discourse during the Art Basel, (Miami Art Week), in South Florida.
The Panel Discussion has consistently brought together the leading voices in the Global African Diaspora visual arts community and has attracted the attention and interest of local and international collectors, museum professionals, curators, writers, art historians, and art brokers who are in Miami for the Art Basel event.
The 13th edition will be held at the Art Deco Museum on Miami Beach on Sunday, December 4, 2022, from 12:00pm-3:00pm. It will also be simultaneously “ live streamed on FACEBOOK, CLUBHOUSE, and Youtube to an unprecedented number of collectors and investors that are interested in the “state of art” from the African Diaspora globally.
This year’s panelists will include award winning Journalist, Julie Walker, Artist and NSU Art Professor, Kandy Lopez, Jamaican Sculptor, Basil Watson, USVI Cultural Ambassador Myron Jackson, Darwin Guard, Chairman of the Cultural Development Foundation of St. Lucia, Jarvis Dubois, Smithsonian Museum and Marie Vickles, Director of Education, Perez Miami Museum.
This year’s panel will focus on 1. The Aesthetics of Cool 2. The Black Art Market. 3.The Global African Diaspora Renaissance movement. 4. Contemporary Afro-Caribbean Art and Culture.
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The 12th Annual CADA (Art Basel) Panel Discussion on Contemporary African Diaspora Art
The 12th Annual CADA (Art Basel) Panel Discussion on Contemporary African Diaspora Art is an annual event which is held in Miami. The Panel Discussion on Contemporary African Diaspora Art was created by Global Cultural Art Curator, Ludlow E Bailey in 2009 at the University of Miami during the Art Basel festivities in South Florida.
The event was created to highlight, and celebrate the extraordinary visual arts achievements of the people of African descent globally.
The Annual event which brings together a panel of art innovators, global curators, renown artists and other leading contributors to contemporary global African Diaspora art has become the “go to event” for Global Contemporary African Art discourse during the Art Basel, (Miami Art Week), in South Florida. The Panel Discussion has consistently brought together the leading voices in the Global African Diaspora visual arts community such as and has attracted the attention and interest of local and international collectors, museum professionals, curators, writers, art historians, and art brokers who are in Miami for the Art Basel event. Due to the ongoing Covid-19crisis, this year’s event, like last year’s, will be “ live streamed globally”, on Sunday, December 5th, 2020 from 2:00pm – 4:00pm. It will be available on FACEBOOK, CLUBHOUSE, and Youtube to an unprecedented number of collectors and investors that are interested in the “state of art” from the African Diaspora globally.
Ludlow E. Bailey ,is a global curator of “culture as art”. He is an art broker, writer, and advisor and is extremely passionate about contemporary global African Diaspora Art and culture. As Founder and Managing Director of Contemporary African Diaspora Art (CADA), he has created a multi-media platform designed to present and promote the visual art culture of the African Diaspora. Bailey has travelled extensively throughout the African Diaspora and is considered one of the leading experts on Contemporary African Diaspora Art. Mr.Bailey has worked with some of the most important museums, galleries and private collections in London, New York, Paris, Chicago, Cape Town, Washington, D.C, Lagos, Accra and the Caribbean. He has attended many of the world’s leading art fairs and shows. His curatorial practice includes over 55 visual art shows in the last decade. Mr. Bailey is a graduate of Brown University. He has studied at Harvard University, Columbia University, The American Classical School in Rome, The University of Dakar, The University of Ghana and the American University in Cairo, Egypt.
