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TheArsenale x DCC : Transmission

TheArsenale x DCC : Transmission - TheArsenale

TheArsenale x DCC: Transmission is a collaborative event between TheArsenale and Dead Center Creatives (DCC), pairing live music with the world of cars and mobility at TheArsenale's Miami gallery. The event took place on 5 March, with a live stream open to audiences worldwide.

 

Music, Cars, and Miami

The relationship between driving and music is one of the most instinctive pairings in culture. Music marks road trips in memory, resonates with speed, and sets the emotional register of a journey. TheArsenale and Dead Center Creatives brought these two worlds together for Transmission, an evening of curated sound in one of Miami's most distinctive gallery spaces. The event combined live performance with the aesthetic of the vehicles and mobility objects on display, creating a sensory environment where sound and design amplified each other.

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TheArsenale Miami

TheArsenale's Miami gallery is a destination for mobility culture, bringing together cars, motorcycles, design objects, and art in a space where each element is chosen for its cultural significance as much as its technical achievement. Events like Transmission reflect the gallery's belief that the best vehicles deserve to be experienced alongside the best music, art, and company. For those who missed the live event, the stream captured the atmosphere of the evening in full.

Experience TheArsenale

Explore TheArsenale's full collection of vehicles and design objects available for purchase, from custom motorcycles to limited-edition electric cars. The TheArsenale Edition Vehicles collection showcases the gallery's most exclusive commissions and collaborations, including the TheArsenale x BLITZ Motorcycle. For a broader view of the gallery's programme and the art objects that complement its vehicle collection, the TheArsenale Gallery brings fine art and mobility culture together in one destination. Learn more about Dead Center Creatives and their work in Miami New Times and follow upcoming TheArsenale events at thearsenale.com.