Design

The photographic series Childhood Memories from the Other Side of the Water by Eduardo del Valle, includes certain aspects of the artist’ memories. For 40 years, Del Valle have worked focusing his practice on subjects in states of transformation. Over the past nine years, the artist has worked on a visual autobiography of his experiences related to his childhood, his recollections of … +

Gallery Diet is pleased to announce Trees in Oolite, the inaugural design show in the courtyard of its new space. The first outdoor-design exhibition in the gallery’s history, eight designers and artists present an assortment of outdoor furniture, lighting, and design elements. Set within a Floridian landscape that includes mango, oak, and avocado trees, these objects complement the subtropical flora with a … +

The Fort Lauderdale Home Design and Remodeling Show presents “At Home with Art” — an art exhibit, where within 6 curated art exhibit booths, 18 Broward artists will showcase work of various mediums including sculptures, paintings, and digital art. Artists are either members of non-profit organizations, ArtServe or Grace Arts Center with Sugarcane. This Home Show feature is sponsored by Around Town … +

UNTITLED (3 for 8), is an exhibition of sculptures and wall constructions by one of Miami’s most influential artists, Robert Thiele. The exhibition is organized by the Museum and curated by guest curator Tyler Emerson-Dorsch. There’s a quiet intensity that has marked Thiele’s artwork since he first arrived in Miami in 1966, who became an art instructor at Miami Dade College, where … +

Through this exhibition, MDC Museum of Art +Design pays tribute to one of Miami’s homegrown pioneers through a retrospective of pivotal works spanning his prolific career: Robert Huff. In 2014, the Miami art community mourned the great loss of Robert Huff, an exceptional artist and teacher to many. Spanning nearly fifty years, the two- and three-dimensional works in Robert Huff: 47 Years … +

Opening its door August 15, Bossa Gallery is the first local gallery to specialize in Brazilian fine art photography. Located inside the 4141 plaza, across the street from ICA, the gallery presents the works of rising talents, adding to Miami’s evolving art landscape, the current and vibrant production of contemporary art in Brazil. Join us on Thursday, August 27, from 6pm to … +

Since his initial works from Cuba in the early 80’s, Florencio Gelabert continues to look for ways of expression that go beyond the traditional standards of sculpture, using unconventional materials and forms, and deconstructing the actual concept of sculpture. His efforts have focused on the creation of sculptures and installations that incorporate elements extracted from nature, utilitarian objects and architectural fragments. This … +

ArtServe presents the Warholian-like art happening “RedEye”, featuring Def Jam Recording’s pioneering graphic designer Cey Adams, the South Florida premiere of a film with DJ EFN examining Cuba’s hip-hop scene, live bands, works by celebrated local artists, live art, food trucks and more that will spill out of the ArtServe gallery onto Sunrise Blvd. RedEye is … A sensory explosion of live … +

From North Miami’s The Fountainhead Studios to the South’s Deering Estate at Cutler, 7 uniquely curated exhibits will represent a sample of the diversity and range of art available close to home. 22 artists along with art districts spokespersons and interior designers will be on hand to discuss how art can be used as the departure point for a design concept in … +

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The work of Einar and Jamex, a.k.a. the de la Torre Brothers, has recently evolved through the use of digital and lenticular printing. Understanding the frenzy of the work of Einar and Jamex de la Torre is like trying to navigate the running of the bulls in Spain on a tricycle. From the baroque sculptural glass and mixed media figures to the … +

The Wolfsonian’s collection of art and design is an astonishing accumulation of human documents. Some are immediately exquisite while others at first seem rather ordinary. And on occasion these artifacts—from gorgeous paintings to domestic pleasantries—turn out to be a really big bummer. Factory scenes with a dreariness that glows. A Frank Lloyd Wright prototype chair that is elegant to the eye and … +

Born in Haiti and a resident of Miami, Asser Saint-Val received his BFA in Painting and Graphic Design from NWSA in 2004. His work was selected as the signature piece for the Miami International Film Festival in 2004, is a two-time recipient of the South Florida Cultural Consortium Fellowship Award for Visual and Media artists, and has exhibited in South Florida, New … +

From April 25, 2014 through July 12, 2014 Miami Dade College’s (MDC) Museum of Art + Design (MOAD) is honored to present Impact and Legacy: 50 Years of the CINTAS Foundation, an exhibition encompassing 50 years of the foundation’s support of Cuban-born artists, writers, architects, and composers working outside of Cuba.

June 28, 2014 through September 28, 2014 A visionary who was equally comfortable in the realms of fact and fiction, Norman Bel Geddes (1893–1958) played a significant role in the 1920s and ’30s, shaping not only modern America but also the nation’s image of itself as innovator and leader into the future.

February 14-18, 2014 The Fair takes place in a new waterside pavilion “in the round” at downtown’s Bayfront Park. Organized by IFAE in collaboration with the French SNA (organizers of the Paris Biennale)

From January 23 through March 8th Lauren Pascarella (b. Hollywood, Fla.) received her Master of Fine Arts in photography from Parsons The New School for Design in 2009 and her Bachelor of Fine ARts in photography from New World School of the Arts in 2007.

From March 27 through May 1, 2014 In A Narrative of An Artist Exploring Capitalism from Los Angeles-based artist Tatiana Vahan, examines the complex relationship between value formation and art.

From May 22 through July 12, 2014 William Cordova (b. Lima, Peru) earned his Master of Fine Arts from Yale University in 2004, his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Art Institute of Chicago in 1996 and attended MDC’s North Campus.

Thursday, Feb. 13, 2014. From 8:00 – 11:00 p.m. Paper Hearts is MOAD’s single largest fundraiser to fuel exhibition and education programs, in addition to the continued stewardship of its historic home. Guests are invited to mingle among artists, enjoy various performances, and savor bites and cocktails from local restaurants and bars, all while moving to the beats of DJ Hottpants and … +

Through July 12, 2014 The Museum inaugurates a new exhibition series featuring the work of distinguished Miami Dade College & New World School of the Arts alumni. swing/SPACE/miami is an ongoing exhibition series featuring five solo or group exhibitions per year, providing a platform to re-engage former alumni and foster opportunities with the community of young and emerging artists throughout South Florida. … +