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Diana Lowenstein Gallery exhibits Lidzie Alvisa
Sep 10 - Oct 30, 2016

Diana Lowenstein Gallery exhibits El Espejo de Lidzie by Cuban artist Lidzie Alvisa, curated by Marilyn Sampera. Presenting the human body from different symbologies through the use of pins, needles, spurs, and the hands of clocks Alvisa creates an scenery through Photography as main media. Aiming to stablish a provocative dialogue with the espectator. Lidzie Alvisa b. 1969. Lives and works in … +

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Miami Theatre Center plays The Legend of the Pink Elephant
Sep 9 - 24, 2016

The Legend of the Pink Elephant conceived, directed & choreographed by Luckner Bruno, Jr. with music by Luciano Stazzone celebrate differences. Amid a spectacle of circus arts, music, dance, and theater, a young elephant takes a journey that changes his life – and encourages us all to value our diversity and individuality. Tuesdays & Thursdays at 10:30 AM Wednesdays & Fridays at … +

Music

The Glyn Dryhurst Dixieland Jazz Band at MOCA
Aug 26, 2016, 8 PM

Dixieland is the name given to the style of jazz performed by early New Orleans jazz musicians. The name is a reference to the “Old South,” specifically anything south of the Mason-Dixon line. Dixieland is one of the earliest styles of jazz music. The Glyn Dryhurst Dixieland Band is South Florida’s leading band dedicated to this genre of music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6Z18hSj680 Museum of … +

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ICA Miami: several events with Artist Susan Te Kahurangi King
Through Oct 30, 2016

Susan Te Kahurangi King (b. 1951, Te Aroha, New Zealand) is an artist living in Auckland, New Zealand, whose work has begun to receive worldwide attention for its innovative and expressive approach to drawing. At the age of four King stopped speaking and has since been diagnosed as severely autistic. She ceased speaking and began to draw prolifically. She continued to draw … +

Literature

MOCA call/performance Storypalooza!: “When Identities Collide”
Jul 23, 2016, 6 PM

MOCA call for participants able to share true personal stories about a time when the intersection of your social identities challenged and changed you. Who we are is an intersection of identities: Age. Gender. Race. Class. Culture. Sexual orientation. Religion. Politics. Ethnicity. Language. Physical ability. Physical challenge. Sometimes, identity is what holds us together; other times it pulls us apart. Twelve readers … +

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7th year of Locust Arts Builders at Locust Projects
Through Jul 30, 2016

The 7th year of LAB (Locust Arts Builders) features 23 South Florida high school students selected to create at Locust Projects under the direction of Miami-based artists Monica Lopez de Victoria (TM Sisters) and Francesco Lo Castro. This initiative allows young artists to learn the practical aspects of creating a public exhibition. The LAB program extends Locust Projects’ commitment to innovate in … +

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Colorado: Locust Projects
Through Jul 30, 2016

Locust Projects presents Colorado, a new project by this year’s LAB MFA artists, Beki Basch and Laura Hughes. The exhibition consists of imagery relating to cars and the American landscape, a sculptural interpretation of the experience of taking a cross-country roadtrip. Two podiums have been conceived as commemorative portraits of Michèle Mouton, the woman who won the Pike’s Peak Hill Climb in … +

Music

MAD CAT Live Band Performs Neil Young’s On The Beach
Aug 12 - 14, 2016

The acclaimed Mad Cat Live Band returns with their performance of Neil Young’s fifth studio album On The Beach, released in 1974. The album is the third installment in Young’s self-proclaimed “Ditch Trilogy” and follows Young’s disenfranchisement with the record industry and the state of the country at large. An unparalleled album for die-hard Neil Young fans. Aug 12, 2016, 8 pm … +

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MOCA exhibits Intersectionality in South Florida
Through Aug 14, 2016

Curated by Richard Haden and focusing on the works of South Florida artists this exhibition explores concepts and issues of intersectionality, namely the ways in which oppressive institutions are interconnected and cannot be examined separately from one another. It also includes key artists whose practice is based outside South Florida. Collectively, all work in the exhibition works in tandem, to activate localized … +

Cinema

The Rebound A Wheelchair Basketball Story movie screening at Diana Lowenstein Gallery
Jun 29, 2016, 8:30 PM

Diana Lowenstein gallery presents screening of The Rebound A Wheelchair Basketball Story, to experience the spirit of a sport in this true story of the Miami Heat Wheels quest for glory, and the journey of 3 adaptive athletes in search of new dreams. The gallery also invites to the walkthrough of the exhibition: To Seep and Bleed into the World by artist … +

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ICA Miami: The Inverse by artist Laura Lima Opening night
Jun 3, 2016, 7PM

The Inverse is the debut American solo museum exhibition for the renowned Brazilian artist Laura Lima. Working across mediums, the artist frequently subjects the body to surprising juxtapositions with objects and architectures. For this exhibition Lima will entangle the gridded support beams of ICA’s Atrium Gallery with industrial nylon rope. Laura Lima (b. 1971) has had solo exhibitions at the Migros Museum, … +

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Diana Lowenstein Gallery: TRILATERATION Curatorial Walkthrough
May 12, 2016, 6:30 PM

Curated by Ombretta Agró Andruff, Trilateration brings together the work of Austin-based Andy Coolquitt; Israeli-born and New York-based Tamar Ettun; and Miami-based Michael Loveland. While the artists share similarities in their art-making process and modus operandi, the artworks featured in the show all have strong individual personalities that set them apart, and yet are able to engage in a fascinating dialogue amongst … +

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IDEOBOX Artspace: 1.000.000 mm Exhibition opening
May 12, 2016, 7 PM

Ideobox Artspace opens exhibition 1.000.000 mm, the second of the 2016 Uprooting Architecture curatorial program with the first Miami solo exhibition by Brazilian artist Lydia Okumura. This exhibition re-stages seven historical site-installations conceived in the decades of the 70s and 80s, in the frame of the Natinoal Biennial of Sao Paulo and the commissions of PS1, New York, among others. The title … +

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Locust Projects exhibits The Moment by Ivan Toth
Apr 30 - Jun 4, 2016

Ivan Toth Depeña is an artist currently living and working between Miami, FL and Charlotte, NC. With a Masters Degree in Architecture from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design, Depeña’s production as an artist is informed by his experience in art, architecture, technology and design. His process combines traditional, hands on methodology layered with high tech output and fabrication. Depeña’s studio output … +

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Ana Mazzei’ Move in Straight Lines by Ideobox Artspace
Mar 31, 2016, 6 PM

Ideobox Artspace and Saludarte Foundation are pleased to announce the first US solo exhibition by Brazilian artist Ana Mazzei. The exhibition Series that initiates with Move in Straight Lines, curated by Roc Laseca, presents the work produced by Ana Mazzei around the necessary performativity in the process of occupying the space, and the passive action as the only mode to make possible … +

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MOCA exhibits Acta Non Verba
Mar 24 - May 29, 2016

MOCA exhibits Acta Non Verba by French-Guadeloupean artist Marielle Plaisir will include a carefully curated selection of drawings, portraits, paintings, tapestries and one video representative of the artist’s thematic narrative as well as an ethereal installation of paper mache dresses suspended in mid air. Her work interrogates the concept of domination coming from the time of slavery, becoming a critique of prejudice, … +

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A Night of Samuel Beckett by Mad Cat Theatre Company
Mar 16 - 20, 2016, 8 PM

Mad Cat Theatre Company on its 16th season presents Tones on Tales: A Night of Samuel Beckett. The evening will include three pieces by Beckett: Not I, Eh Joe and Footfalls. These particular short plays showcase the workmanship of minimalism. The audience is led into a voyeuristic experience. Samuel Beckett was an avant-garde novelist, playwright, director and poet, who is regarded as … +

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The Two-Character Play at Miami Theater Center
Mar 31 - Apr 24, 2016

Miami Theater Center presents The Two-Character Play by Tennessee Williams. Brother and sister actors wrestle personal demons and professional challenges as sanity slips through their fingers. Abandoned by their company while touring the country, the siblings cling to their art, hoping it will shield them from total destruction. Is their love for the theater – and each other – enough to save … +

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The Ambiguous Lightness of Being, An Homage to Milan Kundera at Diana Lowenstein Gallery
Feb 13 - Mar 31, 2016

This exhibition curated by Ombretta Agró Andruff, was triggered by re-reading Kundera’s masterwork and a series of encounters with artists in Eastern and Central Europe, as well as Cuba, over the last 18 months. The artworks featured in the show encompass a wide variety of media and approaches, yet they are all somehow connected to the dichotomy of lightness and weight. Artists … +

Music

Seraphic Fire presents Mozart: Requiem
Feb 12-14, 2016

Seraphic Fire, conducted by Director Patrick Dupré Quigley is pleased to offer an encore presentation of Mozart’s signature opus, with a completion commissioned by Seraphic Fire featuring three newly-composed movements by young American composer Gregory Spears introducing a new Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei. Venues Feb 12, 2016, 7:30pm, All Saints Episcopal (Ft. Lauderdale) Feb 13, 2016, 8:00pm, Miami Shores Presbyterian Feb … +