Landmark Design

Through its principal owner and associates, Landmark Design brings decades of specialized experience from a variety of disciplines to each and every project.

Along with direct participation in hundreds of fine art exhibitions and special events we have extensive involvement in the creative fields of exhibition design, installation, fine art, consulting, publishing, licensing, marketing, sponsorship, publication design, graphic design, advertising, illustration and art direction.

We represent a growing number of early and mid-career artists and with an eclectic collection of art available for sale as originals, fine art prints and for licensing opportunities, as well as art services providing representation, consulting, publishing and exhibitions.

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Current Exhibitions: Exhibition: January 18 - February 15, 2009 - Miami Florida (by Lionsgate Fine Art Inc)

"The Mission" Under the Wings of G_d and the Shadow of Amalek
The Art of Dubi Arie - University of Miami Miller Centre for Judaic Studies
Dave and Mary Alper JCC, 11155 SW 112 Ave. Miami Florida

The centerpiece of this amazing exhibit is the 19 x 7 long Mission, which vibrantly illuminates 4,000 years of Jewish history beginning with the patriarch Abraham and culminating with the Jewish nation. Twenty years from inception to completion, The Mission radiates with brilliant color and imagery and draws the viewer into the rich texture woven from the interplay of elements and archetypes that are icons of the Jewish odyssey through the ages. Explanatory text illuminates each of its seven panels. With The Mission, Dubi Arie, artist, Israeli soldier, farmer and Holocaust survivor, completed a dream that was conceived on June 7, 1967, the day that East Jerusalem was liberated during the Six Day War by Israeli paratroopers, regaining control of the Western Wall. Also included in the exhibit are gorgeous oils, lithographs and mixed media pieces, all for sale. Grand Opening coincides with A Jew Grows in Brooklyn in...