🏖️ Miami Setup Complete

**Historic milestone at SCOPE Miami** - An artist has become the first in the art fair's history to exhibit directly through their art agency, bypassing traditional gallery representation. This groundbreaking approach mirrors the strategy used by digital artists at Zero 10, suggesting a **shift in how artists navigate major art exhibitions**. The artist will be showcasing their work at **Booth D011** during the Miami art fair, marking a significant departure from SCOPE's traditional gallery-based model. This development could signal **new pathways for artist representation** at major art fairs, potentially opening doors for more direct artist-to-fair relationships.

**Major art sales completed** at SCOPE art fair with three significant pieces finding new homes. - **Palo Duro Canyon** and **Trail Rider** sold to Colorado collector - All three largest works from the exhibition now sold - Third piece (not pictured) also found buyer The sales represent strong market interest in these particular artworks. Photography credit goes to Roger Dickerman for capturing the pieces. *These sales continue a pattern of successful transactions for the artist.*

**Contemporary Western art is experiencing a major surge** after a successful showing at SCOPE art fair. Multiple prestigious galleries are now pursuing representation: - **Mountain destinations**: Jackson Hole, Aspen, Park City - **Coastal markets**: Palm Beach, Hamptons - **Major art fairs**: Dallas, Palm Springs, San Francisco The artist describes experiencing *major growing pains* as demand outpaces capacity. This follows previous solo exhibitions at Square One gallery and shows in Austin and Denver. **The Western art movement is proving its staying power** in contemporary markets, attracting collectors from luxury resort towns to major metropolitan areas.