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Miami Art Week is HERE!!! We are showing Bask & Daniel Mazzone!

The Liberty Group and CIBO Wine Bar Miami Beach In coordination with ROBIN RILE FINE ART, proudly feature the original works of Daniel Mazzone and BASK for Miami Art Week. 6 December-9 December, 2019. Opening reception Friday, 7 December. RSVP to info@robinrile.com. Daniel Mazzone is a Canadian contemporary artist. Mazzone uses materials like historic newspapers, […]

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The NEW TROPIC: This Miami family’s back to own the Halloween costume game

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POSTED ON OCTOBER 29, 2018 AT 4:44 PM. WRITTEN BY LANCE DIXON The British royal family…HalloWEEK style. (📸: Photo courtesy of Kat Barrow-Horth) Every year around Halloween, your social media feeds fill with people posting their costumes and tributes to pop culture. But the Horth family does it bigger than just about anybody else. They’ve

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Looking Like Sunday’s Best: Jessica Goldman Srebnick brings high-level art to the nation’s most popular sport.

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Jessica Goldman Srebnick poses in front of “Stay Curious” by 1010 at Hard Rock Stadium. VENICE Fort Lauderdale Magazine Feature By Reed V. Horth Portrait by Scott McIntyre Wind whistles through a maze of cold stone passages beneath the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, creating a bustling ecosystem within towering gray walls, centered by

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Salvador Dali At Art Basel Miami Beach

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During the 2017 Art Basel Miami Beach celebration, there was only one place to see a selection of original paintings and sculpture from Spanish master Salvador Dali (1904-1989), CIBO South Beach. Robin Rile Fine Art, in conjunction with the Liberty Entertainment Group, The Dali Universe’s US-Based curator Bertrand Epaud, and Breakthru Beverage presented 9 original

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Pablo Picasso’s Old Guitarist

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The genesis of Spanish master Pablo Picasso’s (1881-1973) aptly named “Blue Period” was the suicide of a dear friend and fellow artist Carlos Casagemas (1880-1901). At the time, Picasso’s paramour was the object of Casagemas’ desire. After discovering their affair, Casagemas attempted to shoot her. When he failed, he shot himself. Picasso was so wracked

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The Scandalous Madame X

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Scandal. American portrait painter John Singer Sargent (1856- 1925) shocked the art world when he exhibited “Portrait de Mme…” at the Paris Salon of 1884. Gilded age attitudes of displaying stately wealth and status were temporarily abandoned for a background of sparse mystery and overtly ethereal sexual energy. An homage to ancient times with a

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Robin Rile Fine Art and Toronto’s Casa Loma

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Historic Casa Loma is one of the largest castles in North America and the largest residence in Canada at more than 64,000 square feet. Built in 1913 by financier and technological innovator Sir Henry Mill Pellatt (1859-1939), the castle has become one of the towering symbols of Toronto’s illustrious past. In 2014, the castle was

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AMC Mad Men Costume Idea- Don and Betty Draper in 1960's home with Baby

HalloWeek 2017 with The Horth Family!

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By Reed Horth & Kat Barrow-Horth We just can’t seem to help ourselves. For the 4th year in a row, the Horth Family has dedicated themselves to HalloWeek Madness. 7 glorious days of drama, glamour, goofiness and horror! After our son Ronan was born in 2014, Kat dressed him in several costumes like “Viking”, “Tarzan”,

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Need Art Investment Advice? Ask Hugh Grant!

Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987), Blog Posts, Uncategorized / Robin Rile

Any Andy Warhol enthusiast will be able to recognize the artist’s Holy Trinity of subjects: Marilyn, Jackie, and Liz. In tandem Warhol’s love for the celebrity and the superficial, was his love for women, the power of the feminine, and the mechanized process of routinized beauty. While Warhol started out just like the majority of star-struck

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Frederick Hart's "Three Servicemen" from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Washington DC

Frederick Hart and Auguste Rodin, & “Martyrs of Moderndom” (Part 1)

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Three sets of eyes drink in the sight of a veritable ocean of names. 58,195 names inscribed in inch tall letters typeset over the expanse of a wall that, while it starts minutely on one edge, expands to over 10 feet tall (3 m) at its apex. Its length is overwhelming, stretching for 246 feet

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