PBHFA x MAV Gallery Miami Art Week Mansion !!!

here contemporary art, real estate investment, and inspired spaces come together

Miami, Florida–(Newsfile Corp. – November 6, 2026) – The Palm Beach Hedge Fund Association (PBHFA), in collaboration with MAV Gallery, will host an exclusive Miami Art Week evening on Thursday, December 3, 2026, bringing together hedge fund principals, real estate investors, developers, hospitality executives, and art collectors at a private contemporary residence in Miami.

The invitation-only event will feature original works by contemporary artists Ian Rayer-Smith, Will Day, Willy Ramos and Jorge Luis Santos López, with additional artists to be announced. Beyond an evening celebrating contemporary art, the event introduces PBHFA members to MAV Gallery’s approach to integrating original art into real estate properties.

“The finest gatherings have always brought together good company, thoughtful conversation, and an appreciation for the arts. We are delighted to invite our members to the MAV Gallery/PBHFA Miami Art Week gathering for an evening that reflects those traditions, while introducing our members to a considered approach to bringing original art into the properties they own and the communities they shape.”

David S. Goodboy, Founder, Palm Beach Hedge Fund Association

A New Resource for Real Estate Owners and Investment Groups

For PBHFA members with real estate holdings, MAV Gallery offers a streamlined approach to discovering, selecting, and acquiring original contemporary art. Through its expanding international artist directory, clients can explore a broad selection of emerging and established artists in one centralized platform, reducing the time and effort associated with visiting galleries,studios, and art fairs.

Clients identify artists and works that resonate with their property’s architecture, design, and vision. MAV Gallery then works directly with artists to develop tailored collections, coordinate acquisitions, and help bring each project to life….

 

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