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Looking for things to do in Miami? Tomorrow the world’s design and art communities will embark upon their annual five-day sojourn to Florida’s balmy climes to attend Art Basel Miami Beach 2015 (2 – 6 December). Now in its 11th year and bolstered by the city’s rapidly developing Design District, this year’s art Miami edition promises to be the most diverse to date. Among the week’s obligatory poolside parties and soirées, works by established and emerging designers from galleries across five continents will tempt buyers while a packed programme of installations, retail-driven projects, happenings and talks looks set to delight. See a preview of the top 15 art events! 

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‘Unbuilt’ models in Harvard GSD’s central studio space, Gund Hall, designed in 1972 by Harvard GSD alumnus John Andrews. Photography: Steven Brahams

Harvard Graduate School of Design
Art Basel Miami Beach 2015 tasked a student team from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design (GSD) to devise its entry pavilion, marking the first time the Art Basel Miami Beach has collaborated with an educational institution in such a significant way. The students, who are currently in their second year at GSD, tapped into the collective catalogue of unrealised projects from their peers to create Unbuilt, a canopy of hand-milled, pink foam models, which will be accompanied by an app for easy identification so as to ensure that each project and designer has its day.