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The Dean Collection and Bacardi present No Commission art fair


ART BASEL definitely can be considered as a “place-to-be” that brings together art enthusiasts from all over the world. Along with Basel and Hong-Kong, Miami is also one of the host cities that from last week in December  turned into a little “capital of art”.

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No Commission schedule

To celebrate the occasion, Grammy Award-winning rapper and producer Swizz Beatz collaborated with Bacardi and The Dean Collection to present No Commission. This unique three-day art fair combines music and contemporary art and was created to support artists from different parts of the World, giving them opportunity to introduce their work in a very exceptional environment. No Commission Miami was the sixth edition of this event, with its theme called Island Might, that shows the importance of tradition, as well as future of place and people. This time, artists from the Caribbean and South America got a chance to express their vision through art.

Swizz Beatz
Swizz Beatz at No Commission

What makes No Commission special is that along with brilliant pieces of art there is also great music. This year, we had a chance to listen to performances of some iconic artists, such as Busta Rhymes, 2 Chainz or Swizz Beatz himself.

Swizz Beatz and 2 Chainz
Swizz Beatz and 2 Chainz at No Commission

Glass could not miss the opportunity to participate in this event and present a little sneak peek from this absorbing art fair.

by Karolina Zielinska

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