HOME | LAND is an exhibition of artworks for sale in Miami on November 14-17 to support Israeli artists. All proceeds go to the artists.

HOME | LAND was founded and curated by Michelle Azout, a Miami art advisor with 20 years of experience in the art world. HOME | LAND has many fantastic partners, including the Consulate General of Israel in Miami and Tikkun Now. The show is also supported by many organizations who are sponsors.

The founder and curator of the exhibition, Michelle Azout, felt a strong need to provide a platform for artists from Israel to show and sell their work amidst rising antizionism and antisemitsm. 

The word מולדת roughly translates into the word homeland but it actually means birthplace; Israel is the ancestral homeland of the Jewish people; where the nation was born. Within the title HOME | LAND are nods to the home of the Jewish people and also the multifaceted terrain filled with arid desert, rolling mountains, lush valleys, and of course, the sea. 

Art is a powerful and ubiquitous medium, so even the name of the show - HOME | LAND - is a means of driving dialogue, educating the public, and promoting activism.

There are 3 goals for the show: to support artists from Israel financially and provide a boost of morale amidst a wartime economy; to bring a piece of Israel into homes abroad, where people can be proud to live with them; to combat a rise of antizionism and antisemitism. 

The concept of the show was born from artists that Michelle Azout had worked with in the past and that connected to the theme of landscapes of Israel. The idea was to showcase works of art that portray the land through a range of artists and media.

No, the checklist and show is closed but we hope to explore other opportunities to work with Israeli artists in the future.

While we wish the show could last longer, this was the venue and dates that we were able to secure.

We are closed on Saturday in observance of Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest.

No. The show is a pop-up and closes November 17th. Please check our visiting hours for all details.

Art sold in the United States needs to be taxed according to local state rates. If you live in Florida, you will be taxed Florida tax which is 7%.

No. Your purchase is not tax deductible. You may think of shopping at HOME | LAND like shopping at a local gallery. 

No. Your purchase is final sale.

All of the photography and prints are currently framed and the prices reflect the framing costs. If you would like to see a picture of the piece you are interested in, once we are open, please stop by the show between November 14 - 17 during visiting hours. Alternatively, email hello@michelleazout.com and we will try to get back to you as soon as we can.

All of the photography, prints and paper works are framed and the size of the overall piece is slightly larger than what is listed (the listed dimensions are the dimensions of the art itself). We envision this online listing as a guide for people attending our in-person show in Little River. If you have a very precise space that you are buying for, and need to know exact overall dimensions, please email hello@michelleazout.com and we will try to get back to you as soon as we can.

No. We are not making money on this show - our prices are based on artist sale history and the proceeds of the show are going directly to the artists working in Israel.

Yes, we have a flat-fee for shipping outside of Florida which will be added to your cart upon check out. If you have special circumstances, and will be coming to Miami soon or wish to deliver your art through other methods, please email hello@michelleazout.com and we will do out best to answer you as soon as we can. 

No. Artworks have a set price.

We have over 100 artworks in the show and need to pay logistics to get the artwork to you. If you live locally, we are offering free pick-up on Sunday November 17th between 2-6pm. If you live in Miami-Dade or Broward, we are offering delivery via art courrier. If you live outside Florida, we have a flat-fee for shipping artworks via an art shuttle.