Image: Markowicz Fine Art, Miami
Markowicz Fine Art is presenting a forthcoming, sales-focused exhibition titled ‘Splash into our Steamy Summer Exhibition!’, bringing together works by artists including Carole A. Feuerman, KAÏ, Beau Simmons, Eva Armisén, Annalù and Antoine Dufilho. The Miami gallery is inviting collectors to browse the selection and enquire about special offers on individual works.
No opening or closing dates are listed for the exhibition. The gallery’s website identifies it as forthcoming and provides an online catalogue of available works, while the accompanying email promotion frames the presentation as a summer collection opportunity. The gallery’s Miami address is 241 NE 59th Terrace, Miami, Florida 33137.
The selection spans sculpture, photography, painting, printmaking and mixed-media works. Among the highlighted pieces by Carole A. Feuerman are ‘Miniature Serena - 8/10’, an oil-on-resin sculpture measuring 10 by 17 by 8 inches and described as having a sapphire AB crystal cap, and ‘The Goddess (Life-Size) 4/6’, a 2025 lacquer-on-resin work with 24-karat gold leaf cap and accents. The exhibition page also lists Feuerman’s ‘Shower Portrait - Pink 8/10’.
Annalù is represented by several works from her ‘Dreamcatcher’ series, including ‘Dreamcatcher Red Vision’, a 2025 work made from resin glass, ink, paper, ash and Murano glass, and ‘Dreamcatcher Red Sky 60cm’, described as a lenticular holographic framed artwork. Her listed works also include ‘Dreamcatcher LED Light Print Green Red 110cm’ and the 2021 sculpture ‘Shankha Turquoise 70 cm’.
Automotive and object-based imagery forms another strand of the presentation. Antoine Dufilho’s catalogue entries include ‘Ferrari 812 Superfast - Red’, made from aluminium and stainless steel, as well as stainless-steel works such as ‘Jeroboam - Rose Clair - 2/8’. The online list also includes ‘Jaguar Type E Verte 6/8’, ‘Shelby AC Cobra - Bleue 3/8’, dated 2022, ‘Ferrari Dino 246 - Yellow 3/8’ and ‘Aston Martin DBS - Black’.
Other works listed by the gallery include Beau Simmons’s photograph ‘Last Days of Summer’, Eva Armisén’s oil paintings ‘Viajera / Traveler’ and ‘Un Baño / Swimming’, and Banksy’s screenprints ‘Love Is In The Air’, from 2003, and ‘Pulp Fiction’, from 2004. The catalogue further includes works by Anne Valverde, Antoine Rose, Bambi, Cédric Bouteiller, Arno Elias, Claudia Meyer, Eric Alfaro, Esther Glina Montagner, CÉVÉ, Chloe B and other artists.
Markowicz Fine Art says it was established in 2010 and operates in Miami and at the Laguna Design Center in Orange County, California. Its stated programme combines internationally known artists with emerging talents, and includes primary-market offerings alongside a secondary-market department advising on acquisitions, resales, provenance and condition review. The summer exhibition is currently presented through the gallery’s website, with enquiries directed to the gallery.
