An Inside Look at the Serpentine Gallery’s 10th Annual Garden Brunch

Midway through Art Basel—when energy levels slightly started to wane–the Serpentine Gallery offered an opportunity for attendees to recharge with a morning soiree. Held in Miami’s Casa Tua, the Americas Foundation of the Serpentine Galleries and Serpentine Council s 10th annual brunch was set against the garden backdrop of the historic boutique hotel. 

Supported by Muse, the Rolls-Royce Art Program hosts Sandra Muss and Ted Vassilev played host to a chic select group of Basel attendees for a serene affair. Instead of blaring music and large crowds, attendees like Refik Anadol, Sarah Andelman, and Kelsey Lu were met with other art aficionados, a vast array of pastries, and breakfast foods to nibble on, and a choice of lightly splashed mimosas or bubbly Champagne. 

Guests gazed at the artwork hung around the hotel’s stunning interiors, adored the lush gardens on the property, and chatted about their weeks so far. While the event felt like a cocoon away from the rest of the Basel scene, it was only obvious that the moment of quiet was enough to recharge attendees who shortly headed back to the regularly scheduled programming following.