Art of the Sea
This Art Basel, Sexy Fish Miami presents Art of the Sea, bringing together art, music, and dining for one of Miami’s most anticipated weeks of the year.
Discover the Art Basel Miami debut of world-renowned artist Sara Shakeel, known for her signature crystal-inspired artworks. Her bespoke crystallized Zen Garden Beneath the Sea installation will be unveiled on Thursday, December 3, accompanied by a specialty cocktail inspired by her work.
The celebrations continue with late-night headlining performances from Kimonos on Friday, December 4, followed by a b2b set by Monobase and headliner Guy Gerber on Saturday, December 5.
Guests booking late-night tables on Friday and Saturday will receive a special-edition collectible chopstick holder created in collaboration with Objet Luxe.
Sara Shakeel
Thursday, December 3rd, 6PM-8PM
Join Sexy Fish Miami for an exclusive unveiling event with internationally renowned artist Sara Shakeel, marking her Miami Art Week debut. Be among the first to experience The Crystal Zen Garden, Beneath the Sea, a breathtaking crystal-inspired installation featuring a dazzling crystallized bonsai tree. Enjoy an exclusive meet-and-greet with the artist and discover a specialty Sara Shakeel-inspired cocktail created for the collaboration. Each ticket includes two cocktails.
Kimonos
Friday, December 4th
KIMONOS is a Miami-based DJ duo known for their signature blend of Afro house, melodic house, and deep house. With performances at Coachella, Burning Man, and Pacha Ibiza, the duo brings their distinctive sound to Sexy Fish Miami for Art Basel on Friday, December 4.
Guy Gerber
Saturday, December 5th
On Saturday, December 5, Monobase opens the night, setting the stage for internationally acclaimed DJ and producer Guy Gerber, who takes over the decks for a special headlining set.
Objet Luxe Chopstick Holder Collaboration
Sexy Fish Miami partners with London-based design house Objet Luxe to unveil a limited-edition collector’s piece: a sculptural brass octopus chopstick rest, exclusively featured on late-night tables throughout Art Basel weekend. Meticulously handcrafted using traditional lost-wax casting techniques, the piece reflects a shared appreciation for art, design, and exceptional craftsmanship.
