The Opening of the Wynwood Social Club

l-r: Tony Goldman and David Lombardi.
MANNY HERNANDEZ PHOTO
Businessman David Lombardi inaugurated the Wynwood Social Club during this past weekend's Wynwood gallery night. WSC is located on the corner of 25th street and NW 2nd Ave, across the street from Joey's Italian Cafe. The place has a lounge area with bookcases of books, board and table games, an improptud stage and canteen. Admission to the club will be via membership and hours of operation are still being worked out.

Opening night guest included, Tony Goldman, Dennis Peters, and artist Shie Moreno. CHECK OUT GALLERY TO VIEW MORE IMAGES

Museo Vault opens in the Wynwood Art District

MUSEO VAULT opened in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District, a well-deserved state of the art museum quality storage facility. Wynwood area visionary David Lombardi and investor's saw the need for a facility that specializes in the highest needs of museums, galleries, private collections, estates, and households like no other to ensure precious objects are stored with the highest degree of care and safety.

MUSEO VAULT, aside from having a superb facility and staff of museum-trained professionals, also houses MUSEO VAULT PROJECT ROOM at the entrance of the property to showcase local artist. The first artist to debut at the gallery was Miami's own Tony Chimento, in a one man show, exhibiting paintings dating as far back as 1979.

Among the esteemed list of VIP's at the opening party: Wynwood pioneers' Don and Mera Rubell, Tony Goldman, Joey Goldman, Dennis Peters, and RED DOT Art Fair's Ilana Vardy.

Museo Vault follows the guidelines and standards of the American Association of Museums and requirements of fine art insurance standards in the state of Florida.