Antoine Art was busy throughout the five days selling Sparsa, Anda VI, Alambana III, Alabama IV, and several others.
First time exhibitor Nutted a Bust saw multiple sales, including Spheres of Styleand Luminous Nutwork
Brinton Farrand's return to Spectrum resulted in placements of multiple prints, plus Proud, Done Dying, Grinch, andIn the Shadows among others.
Spotlight Artist and first-time exhibitor Rena Haber was thrilled to sell her original work Honey and make connections for a gallery placement.
Carolina Vargas Reis had a great experience and several of her works found new homes, including Chrome Girl at $17,000, The Deception of Colour for $9,000, and O.S. for $9,000.
Swaraj Das was excited to place multiple Rainy Daypieces at $3,000 and $8,500, plus multiple City Light pieces at $2,000 each.
Returning exhibitor Malcolm Smith placed For Better, For Worse, Beachy Attitude, Desperate Measures, Shopper, High Seas, In Vino Veritas, and Advice originals, plus multiple prints.
Exhibitor Franco Bracho placed Colors of Holi for $6,200.
SOLO exhibitor and Spotlight Artist Justin Ruby's deconstructed sneaker artwork was a hit and he placed his 60" x 80" centerpiece Playboy almost immediately.
Von Seibert sold King of Hearts for $12,500 on the first day, followed by Planet X, Chanel I, Red Hibiscus, and several others by Sunday's close.
Jason Perez Art in the Spectrum FOCUS Pavilion was a busy place and artists were thrilled with sales, including Wingnut's Plugged In and There Goes the Rent, Patti Suzette's The Queen, Linda Himeur's Sjalv, Piqnic, Abella, and Rott Ansikte, Marcis Dunski's Jesus, Diane Parkwood's Don't Tell Me the Sky's theLimit, Houston, I Am the Problem, What Better Time Than Now?, Love Moves Fast, It Takes Losing to Know, Go With the Flow, and It's Fine Really, Sean Flores Everything Did and Trap House, Fo$$'s Money Talks, plus sales of works by River Kurns, Blaq Lab, Janelle Marie Kelly, and Patti Suzette among others.

Highlights from 18th edition of Red Dot Miami include:

Guests enjoyed K-Art Project's Alternative Media exhibit, Miami Fine Art Gallery's colorful contemporary animal sculptures from the Wild Kong and Born Wild Collections, and Renssen's unveiling of the Feather Serenade Collection
K-Art Projects USA's Alternative Media Collection featured Sperman's Heat acrylic sculpture, Cardenas' Mona Lisa Tic Tac Toe concrete and steel painting, and Abuela's Pressure 16 wood and concrete sculpture.
The Good Dog / Bad Dog Collection by Jackie Fuchs at Art Love Gallery, was once again a hit this year and many of her works found new homes by the end of the week.
Once again Kris and Angela Gebhardt showcased their newest works in the Gebhardt Gallery booth, with Kris' "Untitled" 87" x 81" piece being placed.

Red Dot Miami featured galleries received special honors as recipients of this year’s awards, with the following winners:

Spotlight Award: Con$umr Art Collective, Fine Art Acquisitions, Artboxy and Latchezar Contemporary
Directors’ Award: Gebhart Gallery, K-Art Projects USA and 1228 Parkway Art Space
Best Booth Design: Cool Shit Gallery and Renssen Art Gallery
Sculpture Award: Latchezar Contemporary and Cool Shit Gallery
Award of Excellence: K-Art Projects USA
Best New Exhibitor: Raphael Delgado, Flagg Fine Art and ShenShen 210
Best International Exhibitor: Sachie Yoshino and Cogalerie
Award of Excellence: Miami Fine Art Gallery and End to End Gallery

Showcasing artwork that ranged from watercolors to sculpture, from mixed media to Street Art, here is a sampling of highlights from this year’s exhibitor sales: