SCOPE International Contemporary Art Fair
Art Seen exhibited by works by Miguel Osuna, Moncho 1929 & Brad Howe at SCOPE Art Show in Miami Beach from December 2024.
MONCHO 1929
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oil and acrylic on canvas
56” x 79”
142.24 cm x 200.66 cm
Price $20,000
MONCHO 1929
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oil and acrylic on canvas
72" x 52"
182.88 cm x 132.08 cm
$14,000
MONCHO 1929
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oil and acrylic on canvas
55” x 42”
139.7 cm x 106.68 cm
MONCHO 1929
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oil and acrylic on canvas
69” x 52”
175.26 cm x 132.08cm
Price $12,500
MONCHO 1929
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oil and acrylic on canvas
75” x 49”
190.5 cm x 124.46 cm
MIGUEL OSUNA
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cotton embroidery on cotton, with aluminum hoop
48.5" diameter
123.19 cm diameter
$16,500
MIGUEL OSUNA
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cotton embroidery on linen
40” x 40”
101.6 cm x 101.6 cm
$10,500
MIGUEL OSUNA
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cotton embroidery on cotton, with aluminum hoop
48.5" diameter
123.19 cm diameter
$16,000
MIGUEL OSUNA
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cotton embroidery on linen
50" x 50"
127 cm x 127 cm
MIGUEL OSUNA
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cotton embroidery on linen
50" x 50"
127 cm x 127 cm
MIGUEL OSUNA
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cotton/polyester embroidery on cotton
11" x 15"
27.94 cm x 38.1 cm
$3,000
MIGUEL OSUNA
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cotton/polyester embroidery on cotton
11" x 15"
27.94 cm x 38.1 cm
MIGUEL OSUNA
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cotton/polyester embroidery on cotton
11" x 15"
27.94 cm x 38.1 cm
MIGUEL OSUNA
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cotton/polyester embroidery on cotton
11" x 15"
27.94 cm x 38.1 cm
$3,000
BRAD HOWE
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stainless steel, mixed media
13" x 20" x 7"
33.02 x 50.8 x 17.78 cm
$16,000
BRAD HOWE
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stainless steel, mixed media
14" x 27.5" x 5.5"
35.56 x 69.85 x 13.97 cm
$17,500
BRAD HOWE
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stainless steel, mixed media
18" x 18" x 5"
45.72 x 45.72 x 12.7 cm
$16,000
Meet The Artists
MIGUEL OSUNA
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Miguel Osuna’s embroidery series embodies a fusion of contemporary abstraction with textile craftsmanship passed down by his matriarchs in Mazatlán, Mexico. His work reimagines emotional landscapes of memory, creating textured compositions that evoke introspection. Trained as an architect, Osuna merges fine art with familial heritage, reminding us of the balance between the monumental and the intimate.
Based in Los Angeles, CA
Photo Credit: Nick Ouellette
MONCHO 1929
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(Dan Monteavaro) Moncho 1929’s Botánica paintings explore the intersections of spirituality, identity, and resilience within Latinx communities. Rooted in the blending of African, Indigenous, and Spanish Catholic traditions from his Puerto Rican lineage, these works reveal a tapestry of spiritual practices and cultural archetypes that have remained hidden beneath the surface of colonial influence. With vivid imagery and warm palettes, Moncho creates sanctuaries of healing and empowerment.
Monteavaro’s moniker “Moncho 1929” is inspired by his grandfather, Moncho, born in 1929 and also an artist.
Based in Los Angeles, California
Photo Courtesy of the Artist
BRAD HOWE
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Brad Howe’s vibrant painted sculptures offer a playful meditation on form and color. Influenced by his education in Brazil, the catalyst for Howe’s career, each piece invites viewers to expand their visual vocabulary and reimagine the possibilities of three-dimensional space.
Art Seen presents never before seen sculptures, from Howe’s latest body of work focused on new explorational painting techniques using automotive paint on steel.
Based in Los Angeles, CA
Photo Courtesy of the Artist
