Memories, by Lisandra Ramirez, is curated by Gabriela Azcuy and it is a reconstruction of the memory of the artist’s childhood, where the objects are not recreated as they are, but as they are remembered, sometimes as collages or fused images. “In her artistic practice, the child’s object —in most cases reimagined — blends with the remains of historic porcelain, cutlery, and ... +

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Carbón, by Serlian Barreto, is a series composed of work produced over the last two years as a homage to his grandfather, who is a life-long producer and exporter of coal in Cuba. Barreto grew up with his grandfather and gained in-depth knowledge of the specifics of turning organic materials into coal, to later be used as fuel: from gathering raw materials, ... +

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Aa tribute, through the piece “Candies. Homage to Félix González Torres. “, to the work of one of the Cuban artists of greater international impact, and with him, to a whole generation that ended up being separated by the circumstances of their time. Fors’s work is deeply self-referential. He is an artist who uses the family environment in order to find meaning ... +

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La República vista por sus artistas (the Republic through the eyes of its artists) is a survey of Cuban art created on the island in the first half of the 20th century. The purpose of this show is to pay homage to the birth of the Cuban Republic, founded on May 20th, 1902, and ending in 1959 with the Cuban Revolution. Historical ... +

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April 24  June 7, 2014 Pan American Art Projects is very pleased to announce our next exhibition featuring the work of Edouard Duval-Carrié. The show is a comprehensive survey of his work, including colorful older pieces for which he is well-known, as well as a selection of new works. His work is a compendium of universal references to art history and literature, ... +

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Opening reception: September 12, 2013, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.From September 12 through November 22, 2013. Pan American Art Projects is very pleased to announce the opening of its new exhibition, Vanitas, by Cuban artistic team José Toirac & Meira Marrero. Vanitas is the first major solo exhibition for the artists in a gallery in the United States; and it includes paintings, sculptures, ... +

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Opening reception: June 1, 2013, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.From June 1 through July 6, 2013. Pan American Art Projects is presenting Argentine Photography, featuring works by Gian Paolo Minelli, Santiago Porter, Graciela Sacco, Pablo Soria, and Lucia Warck-Meister. The gallery is also showcasing two separated exhibitions on Project Rooms. In Project Room # 1 there is a selection of Latin American Photographs, ... +

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Opening reception: April 18, 2013, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.From April 18 through May 25, 2013. Luis Cruz Azaceta. “UP * SIDE * DOWN (turmoil, disasters & shootings)” Luis Cruz Azaceta continues working with political and social themes. In this exhibition he surveys of all the major political events that occurred around the globe: those that affect the world such as the Arab ... +

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From March 7 through April 13th, 2013. Gustavo Acosta | THERE: Postcards from Havana THERE: Postcards from Havana is a historical survey of works done throughout the artist’s career based on the city of Havana. Acosta depicts views of the city in which its unique profile emerges like snapshot seen through the filters of time. The series of works represents the artist’s ... +

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Opening reception: February 7, 2013. 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. The tradition of making jewelry as “wearable art” has been established over the years by great artists such as Alexander Calder, Pablo Picasso, Louise Nevelson, Louise Bourgeois and Anish Kapoor, just to name a few. These artists created striking pieces of jewelry in which they incorporated elements from their artwork aesthetic scaled down ... +

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Opening reception: January 10, 2013. 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.From January 10 through March 2nd, 2013. Pan American Art Projects presents an exhibition of works by artists Ted Larsen and Carolina Sardi. These two artists work with metal as their preferred material in very unique and distinctive ways. Ted Larsen has been working with recycled metal since 2000. The found material dictates the ... +

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A solo exhibition by Abel BarrosoOpening reception: November 9, 2012. 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.From November 10, 2012 through January 5, 2013. Pan American Art Projects presents a solo show by Cuban artist Abel Barroso titled Un país, una ilusión, (A Country, an Illusion). This exhibition is inspired on the idea of how countries, and its borders, are a created illusion that defines ... +

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Opening reception: September 6, 2012. 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.From September 7 through November 3, 2012. Pan American Art Projects begins the new season with exhibitions by Cuban-American artists Carlos Estevez and Elsa Mora. In this two-person show each artist is individually exploring his/her own ideas of transformation. Carlos Estevez: Memorabilia Carlos Estevez – in his fifth exhibition at Pan American Art Projects ... +

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Through July 28, 2012. According to the Wikipedia, “the term outsider art was coined by art critic Roger Cardinal in 1972 as an English synonym for art brut (French) ‘raw art’ or ‘rough art’, a label created by French artist Jean Dubuffet to describe art created outside the boundaries of official culture; Dubuffet focused particularly on art by insane-asylum inmates. While Dubuffet’s ... +

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Project Room: Raul MiliánFrom April 6 through June 2, 2012. Lately we have seen a revitalized interest in the work of a group of Cuban artists that were very active in the fifties and early sixties. These artists introduced to Cuba’s predominantly figurative art of the period the then novel abstract tendencies that were coming first from Europe and later from the ... +

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February 10 through March 31, 2012. Pan American Art Projects is pleased to announce the opening of its newest exhibition The naked truth: Nudes and Erotica in Art, a collective show exploring the representation of nudity, sex and eroticism in art. The gallery has selected works by artists from different countries, diverse periods and an array of media, to compare how the ... +

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From October 22 through December 5, 2011. Pan American Art Projects presents Fragmentos (Fragments), a solo show by Cuban artist Jose Manuel Fors. This will be Fors’ first exhibition in Miami, and the artist has prepared a considerable amount of new works, including pieces and installations that will be created in situ. In our exhibition we are presenting different kinds of works, ... +

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From Sept 3 through Oct 15, 2011. Leon Ferrari is one of the most dynamic Contemporary Argentinean artists, with a long and prolific career. Still today he continues making art without losing the freshness and the energetic vibe that characterized his early pieces. A rebellious and anti-establishment figure in his time, Ferrari kept a clear political message. He is particularly known for ... +

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From May 27 through Jul 30, 2011. “Uprooted/Transmigrations” is the descriptive title of the exhibition that Pan American Art Projects will present in Miami from May 24 to July 23 2011. The exhibition has at its core several pieces from Pan American’s extensive collection, complemented by pieces specifically created by some of the artists for this project. The exhibition showcases pieces by ... +

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From Jan 8 – Mar 5, 2011 Pan American Art Projects presents Gustavo Acosta: Here a tribute exhibition to the city of Miami. Obsessed by the power of architecture, the artist traces the urban transformation of the city he calls home in this new series of works. Having witnessed the real estate boom and economic crash that followed thereafter, Acosta’s pieces encapsulate ... +

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From Sept 11th through Oct 16th, 2010. This month Pan American Arts Projects presents new works by Carlos Estevez. In the upcoming exhibition, Oblivion, Estevez continues to reflect on and reference Philosophy, Christian art, Baroque sculpture, sacred texts and poetry, and hybrid images of animal and human bodies. Nevertheless, the artist particularly focuses on the evolution of the everyday experience of life, ... +

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From Mar 13th through Apr 17th, 2010. In a society obsessed with excess, it is rare to come across two artists who base their visual idiom on minimalist beliefs. The works of Carolina Sardi and Ted Larsen share creative chemistry, engaging in a discourse that transcends basic elements and explores the fundamental nature of their worlds. Carolina Sardi’s wall installations are poetic ... +

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By choosing these seven artists, whose work in terms of concept seems disparate, Mosquera hopes to emphasize a lateral movement toward denarration and the dialogue created between their works. The exhibition as a whole does succeed in having an ambiguous narrative flavor; it feels almost as if the works are related in some vague way and that as the viewer you are ... +

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From Nov 4th, 2009 through Jan 12th, 2010 Pan American Art Projects is currently presenting the group exhibition Denarrations, curated by Gerardo Mosquera and featuring the work of Rodrigo Facundo (Colombia); Cristina Lucas (Spain); Aernout Mik (Holland); Jorge Perianes (Spain); Tracey Snelling (USA); Vibeke Tandberg (Norway) and Nina Yuen (USA). This exhibition presents works that use a narrative structure and simultaneously discuss, ... +

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From Oct 10th through Nov 7, 2009. PanAmerican ArtProjects is opening an exhibition featuring paintings by Paul Manes and Armando Mariño, in addition to a Project Room by Pablo Soria. Paul Manes observes life through a magnifying glass. His paintings elevate commonplace objects and scenes to a new dimension. Manes sees the inner beauty of everyday objects. He brings to our attention ... +

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Howard Sherman. From Sept 12th through Oct 10th, 2009. The Dallas, TX location of PanAmerican ArtProjects is currently showcasing the exhibition  Bloodthirsty Animal on Two Legs by   Houston artist Howard Sherman. Sherman is an explosive and commanding painter at a pivotal moment in his career and Pan American is very excited for him to join our stable of important contemporary Texan artists.  ... +

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From Sept 5th through Oct 3rd, 2009. Flying was a dream and an obsession for centuries until the airplane was invented. Although now we are able to fly assisted by mechanical devices, we still look at birds in a mix of wonder and envy. As a result wings are seen as the means of transforming, and flying as the ultimate metaphor of ... +

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From Apr 11th through May 23rd, 2009.  The Mystery of Migrations, Carlos Estevez’s new solo exhibition explores the process of migrations, philosophically, existentially and physically. Carlos approaches this theme from the individual and collective points of view. His work speaks of the implications of the migration process, and its ultimate consequential complexity within the human being. The concept of transformation is very ... +

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Panamerican Art Projects presents three solo exhibitions featuring works by Francis Acea, Tracey Snelling, and Ana Maria Pacheco in the project room.  Francis Acea (b. 1967, Havana, Cuba-lives in Miami, Florida) generally is commenting about the value of producing, and of making money, versus the real value. In a sense, Francis is testing the notion of invented value versus accumulated value. His ... +

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Two views: From Oct 25th through Nov 22nd, 2008.  In this exhibition, Panamerican Art Projects is presenting the work of two contemporary Cuban painters: Pedro Pablo Oliva and Rene Francisco Rodriguez, whose work is a direct result of their environment. These two artists are from two different generations, which undoubtedly influences their perception. Their views about social circumstances differ, and they take ... +

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From Sep 13th through Oct 18th, 2008.Panamerican Art Projects presents the work of Jorge Camejo and Pablo Soria together with a project room by Ryder Cooley starting September 13th and running until October 18th, 2008. The exhibition opens to the public with an opening reception for the artists on September 13th, at 6:00 p.m. at the gallery, located at 2450 NW 2nd ... +

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Off the Wall. From Jun 14th through Jul 31st, 2008.Panamerican Art Projects is presenting a summer group exhibition featuring works by artists Gene Pearson, William Cannings and Carolina Sardi, Hernan Dompe, Dora Isdatne, Nora Correas, Jose Benito, Colin Garland,  Leon Ferrari and Carlos Enrique, in the project room. Off the Wall is an exhibition featuring the works of artists from Cuba, Argentina, ... +

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The latest work of two prominent Miami based artists – Gustavo Acosta and Carlos Estevez – has been recently on view at Panamerican Art Projects. The exhibition opened to the public with a reception bursting in positive energy and red dots. Gustavo Acosta is one of the few contemporary artists that has resisted the temptation of making three dimensional works. He is ... +

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A Tale of Two Cities. From Apr 12th through May 10th, 2008. Different cities have been the muse for many photographers through the history of art. In this occasion Panamerican Art Projects bring together two photographers with two very different poetics and visions of two cities: New York and Buenos Aires. These two artists, Gory (Rogelio Lopez Marin) and Gian Paolo Minelli, ... +

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Gustavo Acosta, Carlos Estevez and Ted Larsen. From Mar 1st through Apr 5th, 2008.Panamerican Art Projects is opening three different exhibitions early March showing the work of Gustavo Acosta, Carlos Estevez and Ted Larsen. A careful selection of paintings, drawings and sculptures evidence the dissimilar points of views of these three artists. Gustavo Acosta’s big canvases are showing a departure from his ... +

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Reaching Beyond. From Oct 13th through Nov 20th, 2007. Reaching Beyond at Panamerican Art Projects is an exhibition showcasing three artists reaching beyond their psychological space. Santiago Porter's series on buildings seems, at first glance, to be an admiration for architecture, when in fact it is a testimony of violence, the actual memory of an event. He is recording images of places ... +

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