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4worldlovers: For more than a decade, Goldman Properties has been involved in the revitalization of Wynwood. In the early 2000s this mostly abandoned industrial warehouse district had no street life and offered no reason to be there after 5pm. What was there was a small burgeoning street art scene that Tony Goldman, the late visionary place maker of Goldman Properties, was attracted to upon visiting the neighborhood in 2005, on the urging of his son Joey Goldman.

After buying a critical mass of property, the company went to work covering the windowless warehouse facades with stunning art painted by the world’s best street artists and curating tenancies to attract the creative class to the neighborhood. In a short time, Goldman Properties has helped turn the bleak neighborhood into a bustling arts district. Today, Wynwood is an internationally recognized destination and home to the Wynwood Walls, the only outdoor street art museum in the world as well as over 40 art galleries, unique food and beverage establishments including Joey’s sister restaurant Wynwood Kitchen and Bar, and countless creative businesses.

Wynwood’s impact on Miami can be seen every second Saturday when thousands of people descend on the area for the monthly Art Walk. This communal creative experience offers new exhibits from art galleries, live entertainment on the street, shopping in one-of-a-kind boutiques and some of Miami’s best bars and restaurants.

Joey’s sister restaurant, Wynwood Kitchen and Bar is a perfect blend of stunning urban art and delectable, innovative cuisine. Created by Goldman Properties’ CEO Jessica Goldman Srebnick and her father, the late visionary placemaker Tony Goldman, the restaurant features a floor-to-ceiling wallpapered mural by famed street artist Shepard Fairey in the bar area and in the dining room bright panoramic canvases by Christian Awe and a futuristic painting by Santiago Rubino surround the room along with an 11 foot multi-colored sculptured man by David Benjamin Sherry. At the helm of the restaurant is Chef Miguel Aguilar, creating delectable Latin-influenced global cuisine, utilizing the freshest ingredients to create delicious unforgettable flavors. Offered tapas style the menu gives guests the freedom to try a variety of dishes. The food together with creative cocktails, artisanal beers and an international wine list make this one of the coolest dining and drinking destinations in the United States.

The Wynwood Walls were conceived by the renowned community revitalizer and place maker, the late Tony Goldman, founder of Goldman Properties, in 2009. He was looking for something big to transform the warehouse district of Wynwood, Goldman Properties newest revitalization project. His idea was simple: "Wynwood's large stock of warehouse buildings, all with no windows, would be my giant canvases in which to bring the greatest art ever seen in one place.“ His goal was to create an electric energy, a town center where people could gravitate to and explore, and to develop the area's pedestrian potential. The Wynwood Walls opened in 2009 with 11 renowned street artists including both legendary graffiti artist such as Kenny Scharf and Futura and more recent innovators in the genre like Shepard Fairey and Swoon. In 2010, building on the momentum of the year before, Goldman Properties added 10 more artists to their roster of walls and opened the Wynwood Doors. The Wynwood Doors was Goldman’s nod to traditional portrait galleries. These roll up storefront doors located within the Wynwood Walls revealed figurative characters done by street artists such as Case MaClaim (Germany), Dal East (China) and Faith47 (South Africa) when rolled up. The Wynwood Walls have now migrated to include murals outside the park in the surrounding neighborhood. Termed Outside the Walls, these epic murals cover sides of buildings and sometimes the entire building creating breathtaking surprises down each block of the neighborhood. With each year the Wynwood Walls endeavors to expand its breadth, introduce artists that have never exhibited before in the US and bring world class art to the community.