The Doral International Art Fair is in its third edition this weekend and is free to attend at the Doral Cultural Arts Center.
The city of Doral is hosting its third edition of the Doral International Art Fair (DIAF) through Sunday, Nov. 8, with free admission.
The fair will take place at the Doral Cultural Arts Center.
Since its creation in 2023, DIAF has served as a bridge between emerging and experienced artists, gallery owners, curators, collectors, and the public, promoting multiculturalism and social dialogue through art.
A multicultural art fair, it presents more than 30 galleries, numerous emerging and established artists, curators, collectors, art critics, and art lovers, who will join in a series of conversations and panels.
In collaboration with the Fuentes Angarita Collection, Arts Connection Foundation will present Cosmic Imprints, an exhibition curated by Jorge Hulian of Miami Art Dealers,which features Juanka Valencia, Infinito. (Photo courtesy of ACF)
DIAF is a collaboration with the city of Doral and Mayor Christi Fraga, under the leadership of Jesus Alberto Fuenmayor and the curatorial team of Felix Suazo, Adriana Meneses, and Luis Gomez Rincon.
Suazo said that the first two editions of DIAF defined “the path forward in the complex landscape of contemporary visual arts,” adding that it solidified the determination of its organizers and partners to achieve the goal.
“The third edition marks the continuation of that path, with a more refined approach, rich in its creative offerings and in activities aimed at educating the public, including art enthusiasts and collectors,” said Suazo.
This year, Suazo said, participating galleries offer works by established, mid-career and emerging artists, “whose endeavors encompass figuration, geometry, object art and installation media.”The Arts Connection Foundation (ACF) will present a comprehensive recount of Solaris Galaxy Park & Museum at DIAF 2025.
In the exhibition space, ACF will showcase Solaris through visual, interactive, and narrative experiences, featuring floor constellations, Meta Quest VR segments, and immersive dioramas portraying milestones in space history — such as the Moon Landing, Space Shuttle Discovery, and the Voyager missions — framed through visions of solar-powered futures. The presentation emphasizes environmental awareness, renewable energy, and the role of art as an agent of sustainability and community transformation
.In collaboration with the Fuentes Angarita Collection, ACF will also present Cosmic Imprints, an exhibition curated by Jorge Hulian of Miami Art Dealers, bringing together artists who engage in dialogue with the vastness of space and the human experience through line, color, and form — both tangible and intangible.
Their works invite reflection on humanity’s place in the universe, leaving an enduring imprint that transcends the earthly and embraces the infinite.
The exhibition features Adriana Dorta, Carlos Fuenmayor, Jesús del Peso, Juanka Valencia, and Orlando Urdaneta, and includes a special tribute to the memory of David Palacios through his infographic artwork.
This year’s DIAF, will once again feature educational programming.
Among the educational activities planned for children and young people during the third edition of DIAF is "MIFA Kids", sponsored by Miami Business, to be held at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 9.
WHAT: Doral International Art Fair
WHEN: Noon to 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 6 through Sunday, Nov. 9
WHERE: Doral Cultural Arts Center, 8363 NW 53rd St., Doral
COST: Free
INFORMATION: 305-209-5101 or artdoral.com
