Miami, FL – October 18, 2018 – “Art Deco” has come to evoke a set of styles that emerged in the 1920s and 1930s out of aspirations to fuse art and industry into a modern language of design. From exquisite handcrafted objects to streamlined household appliances, the items on display in Deco demonstrate how American designers adapted a style associated with European luxury to the demands of industrial mass production. Through decorative arts, product design, architecture, and graphics from The Wolfsonian-FIU collection, the exhibition traces Art Deco’s origins in Europe, its migration to the United States, and its evolution into a fully American style—perhaps most spectacularly realized on Miami Beach in the 1930s. Deco: Luxury to Mass Market is made possible by Diane and Alan Lieberman and the South Beach Group, with the support of Jamestown, L.P., and Saul and Jane Gross and Streamline Properties.

Barbara Hulanicki & Adrienne Bon Haes

Tim Rodgers & Kathryn Orosz

Adrienne Bon Haes, Tim Rodgers, & Barbara Hulanicki

Vincent Gourmet, Caron Cole, & Jeimmy Ocampo

Enrico Ostuni, Melissa Gabriel, & Paola Cassola

Amarylli Fridegotto, Francine Misch-Dietsh, & Kat Elagina

Shoshana Resnikoff

Brittany Janes & Claudia Milne

Adrienne Bon Haes

Lauren Clancy & Alan Nowak

Gerri Sternfeld, Mitch Rymar, & Tim Rodgers

Shoshana Resnikoff, Mike, Crystal, & Teresita Garcia

Clotilde Luce & Michael Mogensen

Colombe de Lastours & Matt Anderson

Anabelle Bivins & Nicole Torek

Lilian Santini & Érika Kotas

Mahesh & Sonia Nanwani

Lumari Mcaninc, Chayo Frank, & Jennie Botero

Shoshana Resnikoff, Jennifer Marlowe, Simon Chaput, & Silvia Barisione

Hoda Tahoun, Daniela Pellicciotti, & Virginie Claiborne

Helene Filipecka & Christelle Largeais

Francesca Belluomini & Laura Vailati

Patricia & Cesar Manyari

Ricardo J Gonzalez III, Joyce Lowry Gonzalez, Chayo Frank, Lumari Mcaninch, & Jennie Botero