MIAMI, FLA.- opa projects, a dynamic new art gallery, is set to redefine the contemporary art scene in Miami. With a strong emphasis on forward- thinking art and design, opa projects is more than just a gallery—it is an immersive experience designed to cultivate a community of collectors, art lovers, and cultural influencers.

Located in the heart of Miami’s Little River District, opa projects curates a compelling selection of contemporary artworks, offering exclusive access to emerging and established artists. Recognized as one of Miami’s most exciting cultural hubs, Little River has rapidly evolved into a destination for independent galleries, Michelin-recognized restaurants, and creative enterprises. Its industrial charm and artistic energy provide the perfect setting for opa projects to foster relationships between art, design, and its audience.

Beyond its exhibitions, opa projects offers tailored experiences for luxury clientele, private collectors, and art enthusiasts. These include:

• Private Tours with the Curator – An in-depth look into the gallery’s exhibitions, providing unique insights into the artists and their works.

• Exclusive Private Events – From cocktail receptions to intimate brunches, opa projects offers an elegant setting for social and cultural gatherings.

• Collaborations with Interior Designers – Partnering with designers to integrate exceptional contemporary pieces into high-end projects.

• VIP Access to Art Fairs & Special Events – Offering clients privileged access to the most sought-after events in the art world.

opa projects is not just about presenting great art; it’s about creating meaningful connections between artists, collectors, and enthusiasts who seek exclusive and immersive art experiences,” said Billy Tartour, Founder of opa projects.

“We invite Miami’s art community and beyond to discover exceptional art and become part of a new circle.”

opa projects recently launched its inaugural exhibition, ‘Transfigurations of Reality: Contemporary Dialogues,’ an exploration of how figurative art, far from being a mere representation of the visible world, becomes a vehicle for transforming reality.

Bringing together eight artists—Aglaé Bassens, Alexander Calder, Emily Ferguson, Camilla Marie Dahl, Fabien Conti, Pauline Guerrier, A.R. Penck, and Ryan Schneider
— with distinct approaches, this exhibition questions our perception of the everyday and the ability of art to transcend the obvious.