For One Evening, Put Aside the Show Tunes, Forget the Pop Music, and Ignore Classical Melodies. It’s Time For Jazz! Join Florida Grand Opera for this special program of blues, syncopation, and swing featuring composers like Gershwin, Porter, Berlin, Rodgers, Van Heusen and more, that make up the great American songbook. Enjoy some of your favorites, like “I Get a Kick Out ... +

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Solo exhibition of new works by Cuban-born artist José Bedia. Composed of work produced over the last two years, this exhibition recaptures Bedia’s link to artistic traditions of Indigenous cultures and expands upon his most recent trips to West Africa. The exhibition’s title suggests finding “order” within the surrounding chaos of the universe, a starting point for the artist’s overall arching themes ... +

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Over the course of three decades, Tomás has developed from figurative mythological to a hybrid style to an almost completely abstract style. The artist’s solo exhibition at the gallery focuses on nine works from his Miami Flow series spanning two rooms: the primary gallery showcasing a diverse range of large-format compositions and the secondary gallery focused on four medium format, green-hued works ... +

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Fredric Snitzer Gallery presents a selection of works by contemporary artist Ajarb Bernard Ategwa, whose works deal with portrait formats and draws on subjects from neighborhood photographic studios. Ategwa’s large-format paintings mimic the scale of cityscapes and public space and explore modes of self-representation in today’s Cameroon, where he lives and works. Both style and composition-wise, his work reminisces a recall for ... +

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Whether you love him or hate him, Miami graffiti artist Emerge is making a name for himself in Wynwood. Emerge currently has a solo exhibition at Bomb Shelter Miami that is worth a visit. Come check out his mixed media pieces on display. Emerges pieces are a mix of acrylic spray paints, woodwork, resin, and graffiti art magic. He also continues to ... +

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Fredric Snitzer Gallery is pleased to announce, The ABC of it, Raúl Cordero’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Cordero’s exhibition presents an ongoing investigation into his conceptual approach to painting – a combination of blurred images reduced from their initial information with layered texts that are rendered from typefaces the artist has designed out of fragmented dots not easily read upon first ... +

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The Rubell Museum‘s new campus will open on December 4, 2019 with a museum-wide installation of works that chronicle key artists, moments, and movements in vital arts centers over the past 50 years, from the East Village to Beijing, Los Angeles to Leipzig, and São Paulo to Tokyo. The inaugural exhibition includes more than 300 works by 100 artists, providing one of ... +

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Henrietta Harris, is a New Zealand based artist who explores, the human condition, through a muted, soft and weightless palette. The faces in her paintings are often of young subjects, with gleaming eyes, filled with a sense of hope and confusion. As a result her paintings, as physical objects breathe life, conveying all the vulnerabilities and truths that are deeply obvious in ... +

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Bomb Shelter Miami is proud to announce that Miami street artist Claudio Picasso, aka CP1 will be working on his new mural at next Sunday, October 6. 11am to 6pm. Claudio’s photo-realistic portraiture’s are often inspired in the Library of Congresses early photographic archives, and other 19th and early 20th century photo collections. His works focus on rendering, smooth gradients, shading, and ... +

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Kinetic art is one of the major artistic trends, which browses all throughout the XXth Century and still demonstrates itself vigorously today. Its development occurred in the 1950s in France, mainly through the works of painters from various horizons, but all claiming their attachment to Abstraction and concerned with the questions of forms and perceptions.  The first, Victor Vasarely, a Frenchman originally ... +

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Legendary Reggae group Inner Circle “Bad Boys” “Sweat” is curating and performing at ‘Reggae Splash’, a new Reggae music & water inspired festival coming to Miami’s Art District. Reggae Splash will provide a piece of Reggae history, with iconic names such as Inner Circle, alongside a special performance by Hymn Marley, grandson of the late Reggae revolutionary Bob Marley. In addition to ... +

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Megarumba: the most all-encompassing free Latin Music Festival in Miami is happening soon to celebrate the culture at an all-day event in Wynwood. In this edition, featuring :Lenier; Los Adolescentes; Sonora Carruseles; Periko & Jessi Leon; Diego Val; Manu Manzo; Domino Saints and El Arka, among others. In past years, MegaRumba has brought some Latin artists and Billboard winners onto the stage including Maluma, Danny ... +

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Considered the most important ballet festival in the US. Featuring world prestigious ballet companies represented by their greatest stars. PROGRAM IInternational Ballet Festival Youth Gala​The Festival has created this performance to educate and promote arts among the community  showcasing national and international talented, promising young  Ballet artists . ​The Festival has created this performance to educate and promote arts among the community  showcasing national and international talented, promising young  Ballet artists . ​MDC Lehman Theater -Aug 4, ... +

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Have you ever wondered how photographers capture beautiful light infused and mysterious images? Our newly designed Painting with light workshop will guide you through different technics that will allow you to have a very unique and artistic approach to photography and the use of light. Let’s find your view together! Dates: Nov 29 – 6:30 – 9:30 Instructor: Matt Stock Requirements: A ... +

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This camera flash advanced workshop is designed for the photographer who wants to expand and deepen the knowledge on using an electronic camera flash creatively. It will teach you how to solve any possible light situation: on camera, hand held or on a stand, in low light or under the sun, single or multi-flash settings, a camera flash is the best tool ... +

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This flash beginner workshop is designed for the photographer who wants to understand and learn how a camera flash works. It will teach you how to get to the core of using a flash, any flash, with any camera. All students will become familiar with using one, and easy learning practices will set the foundation to start using it creatively to greatly ... +

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JCamejo Art is focused in promoting the creative representations of established and emerging artist from Cuba and Latin America. Conveying a curated collection of contemporary art consisting of pieces that represent medias such as: Painting, Sculpture, Installation and Photography from figurative to abstract. Artists: Daniel R. Collazo | Carlos González | Roldán Lauzán | Andy Llanes  |  Joel Nuñez | Ernesto Rancaño ... +

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PINTA MIAMI is preparing for its 12th edition. After the continued success with sales and traffic on past editions, Pinta Countries Section is excited to bring abroad Spain and Portugal with the aim of strenghtening its Ibero-American character. The fair will take place at Mana Wynwood, located in the Miami Art District, on December 5th to the 9th. Pinta’s Main Section consists ... +

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Untitled Art, Miami Beach, the international curated art fair embarks on its seventh edition with a dynamic roster of 133 international exhibitors from 30 countries and 56 cities. This year’s edition of the fair will welcome 46 new exhibitors from around the globe including galleries from Georgia, Ghana, Greece, Italy, Peru, Switzerland, and Zimbabwe as well as a continuing strong presence of ... +

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For one week in December, Miami Beach becomes the art epicenter of the world, and Superfine! is right in the thick of things. With its fourth year, Superfine! Miami hops the bay in 2018 to become Superfine! Miami Beach. Nestled in the sand at the historic Art Deco Welcome Center and adjacent to other hip contemporary fairs like SCOPE and Untitled, and ... +

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Spectrum Miami is a juried, contemporary art show featuring an international slate of artists and galleries. Spectrum is a five-day fine art experience where guests can immerse themselves in the world of contemporary art and attend exciting events, live performances, late-night parties, and educational seminars, as well as enjoy signature programs such as Spotlight Artists, LaunchPad, Art Labs, and Art Talks. Exhibitors ... +

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Red Dot Miami and Spectrum Miami will take place in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District, alongside the Latin American art fair Pinta Miami. Taking place during the powerhouse Miami Art Week with top crowd-pulling shows like Art Basel, Art Miami, Scope, and Miami Project, Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami provide dealers with access to thousands of innovative works and bring top talent ... +

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Founded in 2005, PULSE Contemporary Art Fair is an established part of the annual art calendar and is recognized for providing its international community of emerging and established galleries with a dynamic platform for connecting with a global audience. PULSE offers visitors an engaging environment in which to discover and collect the most compelling contemporary art being produced today. PULSE Miami Beach ... +

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PRIZM is the producer of a cutting-edge cultural platform that is multidisciplinary in scope. Our goal is to expand the spectrum of exhibiting international artists from the African Diaspora and emerging markets. Our mission is to promote the work of artists from Africa and global African Diaspora, who reflect global trends in contemporary art. Workshops and special events are organized throughout the ... +

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The 16th edition of the fair, to be held December 6-9, 2018 at Ice Palace Studios, is dedicated to showcasing new art and to celebrating the rising talents from around the globe. NADA holds a renowned art fair to vigorously pursue our goals of exploring new or underexposed art that is not typical of the”art establishment” NADA Miami is the one of ... +

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The 7th edition of the Miami River Art Fair, an international, contemporary art fair, will take place at the Downtown Miami Convention Center inside the James L. Knight International Center. This art fair was conceived as a showcase of world-class galleries, artists and projects in an indoor booth setting at the Riverfront Hall. This grand show space overlooks the one-of-a-kind outdoor Riverwalk ... +

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INK Miami is a contemporary art fair held annually in December during Art Basel Miami Beach. The Fair is unique among Miami’s fairs for its focus on contemporary works on paper by internationally renowned artists. It is sponsored by the International Fine Print Dealers Association and exhibitors are selected from among members of the Association for their outstanding ability to offer collectors ... +

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The 6th Miami Edition of Fridge Art Fair Miami opened December 3rd at Eurostar’s Langford Hotel, 121 SE 1st Street and runs through Saturday December 8th. This edition explores the theme of “The Velvet Rope and what it symbolizes. Is the rope about being exclusive? Is it to keep those that one has decided isn’t worthy out or is it to let ... +

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Design Miami/ is the global forum for design. Each fair brings together the most influential collectors, gallerists, designers, curators and critics from around the world in celebration of design culture and commerce. Design Miami/ 2018 brings together leading design galleries from around the world to present beautifully conceived and highly individual exhibitions for which the fair has become renowned. Design Miami/ is ... +

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CONTEXT is the sister fair to Art Miami. CONTEXT is committed to the development and reinforcement of emerging and mid-career artists. The fair’s open atmosphere creates a meaningful dialogue between artists, galleries and collectors while providing the ultimate platform for established and emerging galleries to present cutting-edge and emergent talent. The 75 international galleries vetted by the CONTEXT Selection Committee will exhibit ... +

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Aqua Art Miami, the sister satellite fair to Art Miami. Aqua’s unique environment – in a classic South Beach hotel with spacious exhibition rooms that open onto a breezy, intimate courtyard has become a favorite gathering spot for collectors, curators and art lovers to discover fresh talent and acquire new works while exchanging cultural ideas and forming meaningful connections. Aqua Art Miami ... +

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Known as Miami’s premier anchor fair, Art Miami kicks off the opening day of Art Week – the first week of December when thousands of collectors, dealers, curators, and artists descend upon Miami. World-famous for its stylish gallery-like decor, its outstanding quality and extraordinary variety, Art Miami showcases the best in modern and contemporary art from more than 125 international art galleries. ... +

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The 18th edition of SCOPE Miami Beach returns to Ocean Drive and 8th Street in its bespoke pavilion on the sand. Honored by the City of Miami Beach Mayor’s Office and Commission for its extraordinary cultural impact, SCOPE Miami Beach features 140 International Exhibitors from 25 countries and 60 cities, and welcomes 60,000 visitors over the course of 6 days. Amidst an ... +

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Art Africa Miami is a unique curated fair platform that showcases visual works from the best emerging and established artists from Africa and its diaspora. Exploring issues around black reality and social transformation, the fair offers the opportunity for collectors to meet and buy directly from the artists. Admission $10 – $50 Fair hours Wednesday, December 5th, Noon – 8pm Thursday, December ... +

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This year, over 200 of the world’s leading international Modern and contemporary art galleries display artworks by over 4,000 artists, including paintings, sculptures, installations, photography, film, video, and digital art. Visitors can find works ranging from editioned pieces by young artists to museum-caliber masterpieces. Here are some highlights from the show: Art Basel is comprised of multiple sectors, each of which has ... +

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In the work of LORIS CECCHINI (born in Milan, 1969), photography, drawing, sculpture and installation combine to form a unified poetics, the cardinal element of which is transfiguration. Incorporating elements from various interdisciplinary fields from chemistry to new technologies, his work playfully challenges limits of creation in an ever changing fashion. Cecchini has continuously use the concept “organic” as a central element ... +

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Conveying Basquiat’s personal magnetism, eccentricity and non-stop creativity without romanticizing him, the doc serves as another chapter in the ongoing effort to rescue Basquiat from his own hype. To tell this story, Driver worked closely and collaboratively with her friends and other artists who emerged from that scene: Nan Goldin, Jim Jarmusch, James Nares, Fab Five Freddy, Lee Quinones, Luc Sante and ... +

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Art Films presents the best of films by and about artists paired with food & drinks, followed by a post-film discussion by one of the film’s creators. Co-presented by O Cinema and ArtCenter South Florida. THE SCHEDULE: (Brunch will be served next-door at Charcoal) • BRUNCH starts @ 11:30am • FILM starts @ 12:30pm • Filmmaker Laurie Simmons will attend and participate ... +

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ISLE OF DOGS tells the story of ATARI KOBAYASHI, 12-year-old ward to corrupt Mayor Kobayashi. When, by Executive Decree, all the canine pets of Megasaki City are exiled to a vast garbage-dump called Trash Island, Atari sets off alone in a miniature Junior-Turbo Prop and flies across the river in search of his bodyguard-dog, Spots. There, with the assistance of a pack ... +

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In honor of International Women’s Day, FilmGate Miami celebrates the innovative women directors based in the sunshine state. March is about the fearless women in the proverbial director’s chair. Be it a narrative, doc or web series, we celebrate the creativity and voices of women. PROGRAM: • 6:15pm: Doors Open • 6:30pm: Percolator (This is the perfect chance to pitch ideas with ... +

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Havana Skate Days follows Yojany Pérez, a talented skateboarder trying to grow extreme sports in Havana, as he struggles to carve a space for himself in a changing Cuba. Havana Skate Days is an intimate portrait of Cuba and its current struggles told through the story of Havana’s nascent skate scene. The film follows Yojany Perez, a young, talented skateboarder trying to grow ... +

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Presented in a brand-new restoration, D.O.A.: A RIGHT OF PASSAGE is the groundbreaking, iconic rockumentary classic about punk’s incendiary origin. Centered around the Sex Pistols’ ill-fated ’78 American tour — which ended with the group infamously disbanding — this molotov cocktail of a rock doc (originally produced by High Times Magazine!) not only features this blistering Pistols footage, but also sweat-soaked, in-your-face performances ... +

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Art Films presents the best of films by and about artists paired with food & drinks, followed by a post-film discussion by one of the film’s creators. Co-presented by O Cinema and ArtCenter South Florida. In the 1980s, Richard Hambleton was the Shadowman, a specter in the night who painted hundreds of startling silhouettes on the walls of lower Manhattan and, along ... +

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From Chilean director Sebastián Lelio, whose GLORIA provided an indelible portrait of a woman adrift, comes this incisive character study of a different nature. Marina (Daniela Vega), the transgender heroine of A FANTASTIC WOMAN, is beautiful, enigmatic, and plunged into a precarious situation after her boyfriend dies unexpectedly in her company. Fifty-seven-year-old divorcé Orlando (Francisco Reyes) wakes in the middle of the ... +

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An other-worldly fairy tale, set against the backdrop of Cold War era America circa 1962. In the hidden high-security government laboratory where she works, lonely Elisa is trapped in a life of isolation, but her life is changed forever when she discovers a secret classified experiment. Elisa (Sally Hawkins) is a mute, isolated woman who works as a cleaning lady in a ... +

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Based on unbelievable but true events, I, TONYA is the darkly comedic tale of American figure skater Tonya Harding and one of the most sensational scandals in sports history. Though Harding was the first American woman to complete a triple axel in competition, her legacy was forever defined by her association with an infamous, ill-conceived, and even more poorly executed attack on ... +

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In 1988 director Robert Zemeckis’s followed-up his iconic “Back to the Future” with another 80’s classic that has brought joy to so many over the past three decades, WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT?. This Academy Award winning animation-live action hybrid introduced us to the loveable Roger Rabbit (voiced by Charles Fleischer) and Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins). Zemeckis was also reunited with his “Back ... +

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O Cinema Wynwood is transforming into the ultimate slumber party with the 90’s classic: Troop Beverly Hills! Girl Gang Flicks: A Sip-N-Series features some of the most quirky and beloved teen comedies. Sponsored by our friends at Tito’s Vodka. Shelly Long stars in this comedy as a spoiled Beverly Hills wife who decides–wanting to prove her husband’s accusation of her selfishness wrong–to ... +

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THE ROOM is a cinematic experience unlike anything you have ever seen – an electrifying, soul-searing explosion of love, passion, betrayal and lies, starring the truly unique writer/director Tommy Wiseau as Johnny, a successful, happy-go-lucky banker with a great job, cool friends and even a girlfriend he hopes will someday be “The One.” But wait! Cruel fate is lurking around every corner, ... +

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With THE DISASTER ARTIST, James Franco transforms the tragicomic true-story of aspiring filmmaker and infamous Hollywood outsider Tommy Wiseau—an artist whose passion was as sincere as his methods were questionable—into a celebration of friendship, artistic expression, and dreams pursued against insurmountable odds. Drawing on the memoir of the same name, Franco chronicles the making of The Room as recalled by Wiseau’s friend ... +

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This intermediate course is intended for anyone wishing to expand their basic skills in black-and-white photography. Through extensive use of the darkroom, you will learn the skills necessary to enhance your black-and-white developing and printing techniques while also exploring different photo papers and developers. Each student will be expected to create a series of images that demonstrate conceptual and aesthetic connectivity. Dates: Classes will ... +

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Unpublished works by José Bechara, established Brazilian artist will be on view at Diana Lowenstein Gallery. Under the title “The thickness of the void”, the gallery brings together 18 new paintings produced in 2017, and also recent works with glass developed especially for the show. The exhibition is formed by two different series: one were the artist uses techniques involving acrylics and ... +

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PINTA MIAMI returns to Miami Art Week with new programs and initiatives for its 11th edition. These new programs look to further PINTA’s mission and encompass galleries from around the globe. Among these PINTA PLATFORMS -curated by Roc Laseca- this innovative section will be devoted to providing additional visibility to modern and contemporary art contributions. Pinta Platforms will serve as a distinctive ... +

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Kinetic artist Olga Dueñas is presenting her new exhibition on November 16th at The Art Square, Miami. The Cleveland, Ohio, native has exhibited for almost half a century century in Ecuador, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Europe and the U.S. ‘Kinetic Momentum’ is comprised of 24 of her latest works of art. This new series of works reinforces Duenas’ vision of merging geometric patterns and ... +

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The manufacturing of hammocks is 100% craft work from Yucatán, Mexico. They are hand-made with nylon and cotton offering a wide range of colors. It’s a versatile product, easy to store, fresh, hygienic and washable. Its vibrant colors look beautiful indoors and outdoors. Sarazoty offers a great variety of hammocks, hand-made bags reflecting Mexico’s unique craft work and style. www.sarazoty.com Launch of ... +

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More often than not, gallery visitors are warned about not to touch artworks. Museum limit access to valuable works and many are displayed under security glass. Artworks are valuable fragile commodities. The desire to fondle, rub, squeeze and pinch is hard to discourage. Sometimes people flick and knock on things. Why? Where is their sense of decorum? Apparently the old adage “with ... +

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Ernesto Oroza’s body of work encompasses notions such as architecture and design which channel the artist’s own analytical employment of contemporary object typologies and productive forces. Instead of functioning within the realm of manufacturing, he produces and distributes speculative models and research through various publication methods, exhibitions, collaborative practices, documentaries, and unorthodox forays into more conventional modes of architecture, interior and object ... +

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There’s a 1954 photograph by Bunny Yeager entitled “Bettie Page, Carol Jean Lauritzen, and Kathy Stanley Jumping (Key Biscayne, FL),” featuring the three titular graces floating above the water, suspended in motion. It’s not difficult to romanticize women on the sea — easier still when the image’s qualities (leisure, the tropics as an exotic space, whiteness) are no longer unquestionably associated with ... +

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After an amazing summer collaborating with the Miami Book Fair, O Cinema & a slew of our other community partners bring a summer filled with exciting independent films, writing workshops and a unique book fair exploring the Haitian experience. On Saturday, August 19th at 1pm at O Cinema Wynwood presents a special screening of “Forever Yours,” directed by Patrick Ulysse. Adrienne (Patricia ... +

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Created by students for students! Throughout an entire year, the film students conceptualized, produced and refined their cinematographic stories. Diverse genres collide on the screen: drama, comedy, sci-fi, horror, action, and thrillers. A professional panel will select the best eight short films to be screened at our festival. General Admission – $10.00 General Admission  tickets are available online AND at the door. ... +

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Unlimited Devotion sets up a revival concert  of  The Grateful Dead, so called  “most American of all bands.” The group will celebrate Jerry Garcia — Dead guitarist, renowned legend, and one of the most celebrated Latin American musicians — at what would have been Garcia’s 75th birthday.  The concert will include songs like “That’s It for the Other One”  which presents an ... +

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Cuban artist Francisco Masó’ Surreptitious Stripes includes two abstract-geometric painting propositions, 20 pieces each, that form part of the “Registro estético de fuerzas encubiertas” Series. The exhibition was curated by North + South (Katherine Chacón and Jim Peele). This Series includes pictures and videos of social control episodes that took place in modern Cuba. These depict street fights between people acting in ... +

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The Multiple Shapes of Air is part of the Baked-In-House series, bringing together the works of three Bakehouse resident artists who push the boundaries of traditional mediums and techniques into new inventions. As important as the materiality of the works are their negative spaces. The plain, quiet and omnipresent air that permeates and surrounds them becomes protagonist when constrained by the “frames” ... +

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Exhibition Irreverent Theatre features a new series of paintings by ArtCenter Alumnus, Mark Osterman. The series is inspired by Hollywood Film Noir of the early 1940s through late 1950s and includes narratives that range from the personal to the irreverent to the socio-political. Osterman explores how the media visually interprets the world differs from the world’s actual condition and believes these images ... +

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Fredric Snitzer Gallery exhibits “Avalanches volcanoes asteroids floods” by Assume vivid astro focus, a “quasi-retrospective” featuring paintings, newly commissioned printed rugs, and “home movie” videos of never-before-seen imagery from the artists’ archives. Founded in New York City in 2001 by Eli Sudbrack (b. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1968) and joined by Christophe Hamaide-Pierson (b. Paris, France, 1973) in 2005, Assume vivid astro ... +

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Mere Façade is a curated group exhibition consisting of twenty Miami-based artists and cultural producers. The multimedia exhibition includes new, old, and revisited works by Kevin Arrow, Eddie Arroyo, Zack Balber, Franky Cruz, Cara Despain, Nicole Doran, Mauricio Gonzalez, Sinisa Kukec, Angel Garcia , Justin H. Long, Michael Loveland, Nice’n Easy, Jessy Nite, Oliver Sanchez, Tom Scicluna, Serge Toussaint, Agustina Woodgate, Antonia ... +

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Cuban artist Luis Gomez’ aesthetics explore the tensions around the concept of “canon”. Gomez sees art as an encounter between the spectator and the artwork, so he aims to recreate environments through installation, photography, drawing, painting or video; where the different media contribute to free the spectator from plain rationality and conceptual understanding. Luis Gómez b. 1968 (Havana)Cuba. Graduate in 1991 of ... +

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The 6th Edition of the festival will show a variety of works and will encourage viewers to investigate performance art and Noise artistic influence and contributions to our visual and sound culture and will provide the viewer with a unique performance and sound experience beyond the realm of traditional art. A four-days long interdisciplinary complex multileveled platform which will include videos of ... +

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This exhibition is inspired by an artist residency commemorating the National Parks Service Centennial in 2016. These paintings in oil, pastel and acrylic capture very personal impressions of the landscapes of Big Cypress, Fort Jefferson, Biscayne and Everglades National Parks created during this coveted residency. In the gallery, the viewer can also experience a raw-footage video of the artist’s multiple visits to ... +

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Larval Acceleration is the first collaboration between Israeli husband-and-wife duo Rotem Tamir and Omri Zin. Provoked by the repetitive choreography of motors and other kinds of autonomous systems, the artists will power two self-contained, modular factories with their own movements, transforming Locust Projects into a playground for production. This exhibition will be on view through April 15, 2017. Rotem Tamir (b. 1981, ... +

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On the Making is a room-scale sculptural installation by artist Mauricio Gonzalez. Combining found materials and the artist’s daily painting practice, the project considers reuse, recycling and the potentials of art as a functional tool within society. This exhibition will be on view through April 15, 2017. Mauricio Gonzalez (b. 1978, Havana, Cuba) is a painter and sculptor trained at the New ... +

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If Defined, Then Undefine by artist Jamilah Sabur is an exhibition created specifically for Dimensions Variable. Sabur’s work goes across various disciplines including performance, video, and installation. This exhibition will be on view through August 5, 2017. Jamilah Sabur was born in Jamaica, lives and works in Miami. Sabur received her BFA in Interdisciplinary Sculpture from Maryland Institute College of Art in ... +

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FAKE NEWS is a new installation of resin-coated illustrations by Miami-based artist Kelly Breez. Using the aesthetics of serial publications like newspapers and tabloid magazines, Breez has produced a series of work responding to the influx of ‘fake news’ articles that were being circulated during the 2016 U.S. presidential elections. FAKE NEWS calls attention to the inaccuracies of news reporting in a ... +

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Tomás Esson has been considered one of the most significant artists to have emerged in Cuba since the 1980s. Creator of provocative works, and something of a controversial figure himself in the Cuban context, his body of work comprises painting, drawing and installation. He studied at the National Academy of Arts “San Alejandro” in Havana and University of the Arts (ISA) in ... +

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1984, directed by Michael Radford tells the classic George Orwell story set in a world where absolute conformity in action, word and thought including loyalty to Big Brother is demanded. In 1984, the world is divided into three vast states, whose inhabitants are dominated by all powerful governments. Winston, a worker, starts an illegal love affair with Julia, and becomes the target ... +

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Exhibition Defiant by Neha Vedpathak presents the artist’s recent work. Different materials such as acrylic, polymer, plexiglass, handmade paper, mirror and organic substances like turmeric, flowers, leaves and clay comprise Nera’s body of work. Her work is minimalist and simple where using different techniques she tries to reinvent herself while using painting as a means of expression and interaction to reach spirituality. ... +

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Exhibition Dating Jungle: Meet the Artist by artist Claudia Chanhoi goes around women in modern dating world. Chanhoi explores the objectification of women’s bodies and how it affects relationships in the modern world. Chanhoi graduated from London College of Communication (University of Arts London). She has recently exhibited in Brick Lane, London; her work has been featured on Urban Contest (Milan), Selfish ... +

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Gary Nader Art Centre presents an exhibition by Brazilian contemporary master Claudio Tozzi. The exhibition “Territorios” will feature Tozzi’s most recent work and will be on view from March 2 through April 2 at the Born in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Claudio Tozzi initiated his career as an artist in the early ‘60s, with the appropriation of objects, images taken from newspapers, comics ... +

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In 1990, seven young male dancers – six gay, one straight -joined Madonna on her most controversial tour. On stage and in the iconic film Truth or Dare, they showed the world how to express yourself. Now, 25 years later, they reveal the truth about life during and after the tour. Strike a Pose is a dramatic tale about overcoming shame and ... +

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Marina Font’s Mental Map is a photo-based mixed media exhibition that depicts the artist’s continued expression of the female experience. As a next chapter after her series Dark Continents, symbolically illustrating female sexuality in all its capacities and cycles, Mental Maps looks deeper into the psychological and emotional aspects of women. Font embroiders yarn, thread and found textiles onto the photographic surface ... +

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Surface Memory is a solo exhibition of vintage works from the late 1960s and early 1970s by Alan Sonfist. On the forefront of the earth and land art movements these works exemplify a lost period in time and have never been shown commercially. Utilizing works on canvas and ceramic castings, Alan Sonfist creates a landmark in time. His early work in the ... +

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Untiltled booth D5 is an exhibition curated by Belgian based duo Arocha & Schraenen. Featuring works by artists that are represented by KaBe Contemporary, the idea behind this exhibition is to create a dialogue between these artists and their works which include different media: drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, and installation. Artists in this exhibition are: Antonio Asis, Carla Arocha & Stephane Schraenen, ... +

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Invisibles Palpables by artist Luis González Palma questions the idea of emptiness and time in a metaphysical sense. The production aims to express nothingness, as a spiritual search that resembles a portrayal of beauty more in tune with oriental preconceptions. In Invisibles. . . the artist is strongly determined by the necessity to materialize sensitivity and emotion; to conceptualize the utopic space ... +

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Enrique’s work blurs the distinction between image and object, and between painting and sculpture. The polished complexity of Enrique’s paintings and the linear, snaking nature of his sculptures set up a tension between object and void. Their repetition when installed in groups owes much to the influence of minimalist work from a half century ago. Jorge Enrique (Havana,Cuba. 1960) He began his ... +

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Tied Stone on view Fredric Snitzer Gallery displays Alexandre Arrechea’s latest productions. The exhibition includes new explorations of the artist in his quest for common grounds between art, design and architecture. Alexandre Arrechea (b. Cuba, 1970) graduated from the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA) in Havana in 1994, he was a founding member of the collective Los Carpinteros (1994-2003). Among his solo ... +

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Pinta Miami announces their collaboration with the world renowned organization TECHO as a part of their new philosophy “Crossing Cultures”. Through this collaboration with PINTA Miami, attendees will have the opportunity to donate to TECHO instead of paying an entrance fee to the fair. TECHO is a Latin American organization with an objective to better the poor economic situations of millions living ... +

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Discover Spectrum Miami, a juried, contemporary art show in the heart of Midtown Miami. Featuring an international slate of artists and galleries, Spectrum is much more than just an art show – it’s a five-day fine art experience where guests can immerse themselves in the world of contemporary art and attend exciting events, live performances, late-night parties, and educational seminars, as well ... +

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Lillian Bassman’ Elegance will present a significant collection of signed silver gelatin prints by American artist Lillian Bassman (1917-2012). Bassman’s unique graphic style of photography blurs the boundaries between fashion photography and fine art. In the 1970’s, frustrated with the formulaic trends of fashion photography, Bassman destroyed nearly her entire archive save for a bag of negatives stowed away in a closet. ... +

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Robert Fontaine Gallery will celebrate its fifth year in Miami’s Wynwood Art District and its new gallery space with a grand opening exhibition titled Decadent City, a retrospective of the gallery’s history. Running through December 10, the exhibit will highlight those museum and emerging artists who have shaped the gallery’s program since its establishment in Wynwood. Robert Fontaine Gallery 2121 NW 2nd ... +

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Rafael Domenech’s The List of Messier Objects, historically refers to a book or list of astronomical objects. The book first appeared in 1771 and it was completed in 1966 when the last objects were added. Domenech utilizes The List of Messier Objects as an idea, structure and tool to organize a sequence of artworks in space, forming a pattern where all the ... +

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For decades, locals and visitors have enjoyed Freda Coffing Tchumy’s commissioned works at Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden (2005) and the Miami-Dade metro system University of Miami stop (1983). Strong Paintings is the first comprehensive survey on the work of this local sculptor and Master of bronze casting. The curatorial focus is put on the gestural, painterly quality of the artist’s experiments, that ... +

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In 1976 Jamie began his art series with his pattern paintings, inspired by a viewing of a horse against a brick wall that would help influence his idea of electric, 3 dimensional images. Pretty abstraction with an idea of vandalism through his ripped canvas. He went on to show his work at the Monique Knowlton Gallery. Showing a variety of his cartoon ... +

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The dramaturgy of Larraz–the chromatic, compositional, thematic, and textural delights in which he indulges, plays a fundamental role in his art. We are reminded in these numbing times that painting has always been conceptual and dramatic, but that unlike the prattle of contemporary installations, it continues to be enigmatic Julio Larraz b. Havana, Cuba, 1944. The son of a newspaper publisher, he ... +

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Mindy Solomon Gallery exhibits Schemes by Ernesto Garcia Sanchez, and Ghost Hands by Linda Lopez in the gallery’s Project Space. Both artists’ new production bring new life and energy to traditional media. Exploration, investigation, and spontaneity are the hallmarks of their individual practices. In Schemes the artist’s work takes on a performative angle; through the process of controlling his drawing and painting ... +

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Spinello Projects presents Power-Line, Argentine artist Agustina Woodgate’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery. Power-Line is an installation of two new critical works — National Times and $8.05 — that explore timekeeping as labor and value. It depicts current economic measures of labor and value in a process of disintegration. Woodgate graduated from the National University of Visual Arts, Argentina, in 2004 ... +

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This exhibition showcases the Spring/Summer 2016 collection of Fashion designer duo Abdul Abasi and Greg Rosborough inspired by East-West/West-East, a public art installation of bronze monoliths by Richard Serra in the Qatari desert. As colors and textures in the garments communicate this unique life experience, their collection is a perfect embodiment of public art inspiring the creative economy. In a recent New ... +

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There are many collections of ‘outsider art’ but few are nonprofit institutional collections like NAEMI with a perspective of the various manifestations of contemporary art that holds the collection. Among its more than thousand pieces are a variety of techniques related to contemporary art, which now include photography. Art of individuals recovering from mental illnesses rarely appears in the news, even less ... +

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The Department of Art and Art History in the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Miami (UM) presents the work of incoming Master of Fine Arts (MFA) graduate students. The MFA program is a three-year program resulting in a terminal degree. The program is highly competitive, with applicants coming from across the country and around the world. Featuring João ... +

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Popcorn Frights Film Festival is Florida’s leading genre film festival presenting the best horror films from across the world. The second annual Festival occurs exclusively at O Cinema Wynwood and it includes both Florida’ Premiere movies and America’Premiere movies and shortfilms. The festival will include the films: Fear INC; The Blackcoat’s daughter; Ghost Team; Under the shadow; I am not a serial ... +

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Mindy Solomon Gallery serves as student-artist proxy, offering mentorship and leadership to emerging artists as they prepare to enter the greater field. The show A Mass on Foreing Groung, curated by Eddie Negron, features five recent BFA graduates from downtown Miami’s New World School of the Arts: Jessica Martin, Elizabeth New, Richard M. Sanchez, Richard Spit, and Joshua Veasey Mindy Solomon Gallery ... +

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Go Figure is an exhibition featuring Painting, Sculpture and Video. It includes the artists: Carlos Alfonzo; Dan Attoe; Luis Cruz Azaceta; Hernan Bas; Jose Bedia; Luis Colina; Tomas Esson; Luis Gispert; Ruben Torres Llorca; Jon Pylypchuk; Christian Schoeler and Michael Vasquez. Fredric Snitzer Gallery 2249 NW 1st PL Miami, FL 33127 305.448.8976 www.snitzer.com

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Torn is composed of a a series of new mixed of media collage works and styles, textures, and motivations by artist Derek Gores. Derek Gores usually recycles magazines, labels, data, and assorted found analog and digital materials to create the works on canvas. His work displays an interest in the beauty of the figure, the angular and abstract design aesthetics of fashion, ... +

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Cathedrals of Consumption, a term coined by sociologist George Ritzer, are places (the home, the mall, cyberspace) that enchant us to stay longer and consume further. While recreating forms of display, the exhibition recreates the spatial arrangements of a modern home addressing the commodification and branding of the artist,funneled into mainstream methods of visual merchandising. Cathedrals of Consumption includes works by Gabriele ... +

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The show goes around the phenomenon of postmodern culture, as Baudrillard or Jameson noted where world arises from the outbreak of the utopias of the 20th century. We live in a world that is narrated to us, and then narrated by us, in a fragmented way. The immediacy, the discontinuity, a sort of broken syntax of the images that appear disconnected from ... +

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Mindy Solomon Gallery presents Geandy Pavón: Political Fold and José Manuel Mesías: About the Absolute Truth. The dynamic juxtaposition of these two artists together in Miami for the first time will explore the deconstruction of literary realism and rational thought. Geandy Pavón presents a series of works in which he uses archival photographic material that he wrinkles, cut, or fold to be ... +

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Searching is a show consisting of 24 pieces, revealing Correa’s passion and dedication to exploring the chaos of human nature through painting, in a constant quest to fathom the mysteries of life. Arturo Correa,immersed in the culture of Venezuela and the United States follows the path of late 20th and early 21st century post-modernist masters such as Bob Rauschenberg, David Salle, Jean-Michel ... +

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Remix is a group exhibition featuring works by Stevens Dossou-Yovo, Jorge Enrique, Toma Jankowski; and Jérôme Lagarrigue; artists represented by the gallery. The show is comprised of paintings, sculptures and objects, as the result of diversity in the current work of the artists. Waltman Ortega Fine Art 2233 NW 2nd Ave Miami, Fl 33127 305.576.5335 www.waltmanortega.com

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Dina Mitrani Gallery exhibits The Lives of Books, a summer group show. This exhibition brings together a group of photographs that celebrates books and their aesthetic qualities as still lives. This show invites the viewer to inspect the journey of the book itself. In today’s dominantly digital world, these images remind us to revisit the printed page, the bindings, textures, stories and ... +

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Exhibition Body Mandalas by artist Federico Bianchi presents to the viewer the idea of limitlessness. The artist uses the matrix of the female body to build intriguing and complex images, capturing the dance of light and movement in those archetypal geometries, which summarize the image of the universe and a mystical sense of oneness. Federico Bianchi (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1974) was born ... +

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History is the central element in Mexican artist Edgar Orlaineta’s work. His present project is based on the work of Sophie Taeuber-Arp, taking as a departure point a series of drawings from 1939 featured in Seashells and Umbrellas,publication made in collaboration with her husband Hans Arp. The publication serves to Orlaineta as a symbolic stanza to produce different objects and an excuse ... +

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Alejandra von Hartz Gallery is very pleased to present Background, a solo exhibition by Karina Peisajovich featuring new color pencil drawings and a light intervention. In both appear the idea of the pictorial background, not as an inert support, but as an active space which realizes imaginary expectations. Karina Peisajovich b. Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1966, where she currently lives and works. ... +

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Alexander Kroll embraces abstraction and improvisation in Painting. Kroll, who considers himself a lifelong student of the “technology of painting,” is known for his mixed-media, multi-layered works. Layers are integral to Kroll’s imagery and process; he employs underpainting, collage, and subtractive techniques to imbue a work with multiple surfaces. Born 1981 in New York City, Kroll Lives and works in Los Angeles, ... +

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Osamu Kobayashi’ struggle of painting aims to create work with a sensation similar to that of a clear thought: the idea has its bases covered where there’s no room for argument. His work is reductive in form, often compositionally centered, and employs a spontaneous
and intuitive array of colors, shapes, and textures. Using these elements the artist creates visual dualities: chance vs. control, ... +

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Dina Mitrani Gallery is pleased to present Handmade & Heartfelt: Photo-based work by three women: Heidi Kirkpatrick, K.K. DePaul, and Rachel Phillips. Each artist utilizes the photographic image as a base, adhering objects and surfaces with varied textures and concepts. They create multi-layered stories. Heidi Kirkpatrick has explored the female figure, family narratives and contemporary issues of being a woman. K.K. DePaul ... +

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Just My Height Art Shows® brings fine art to young children’s eye level by displaying professional quality fine art at 36 inches high. Talking Off the Wall Magazine has documented the South Florida street-art scene for two years. These two organizations have joined forces to produce "Secret Doors," a fine art show that will proudly feature 15 of South Florida’s best street ... +

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O. Ascanio Gallery unveils its new exhibition showcasing artists Kate Mathews and Nanin. These two artist, from Venezuela and England, are on the same search for human and space relation through Kinetic art. Kate Matthews breaks down the rules of established, modernist, two-dimensional abstraction. On the other hand, Venezuelan artist José Armando García Esteves (Nanin) is known for his symbolism expressed by ... +

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Ascaso Gallery is pleased to present the recent work by Venezuelan artist Carlos Medina. A total of twenty-two pieces, including assemblies, surfaces and spatial interventions will occupy the space of the gallery. This exhibition has been curated by architect Mauricio Alfonzo. “Essential” shows the painstaking evolution of Medina’s plastic work using the minimum amount of materials, a fundamental trait in his aesthetic ... +

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Waltman Ortega Fine Art exhibits The Paths of Glory by French artist François Bard, comprised of large scale oil on canvas portraits as well as oil on paper pieces. Landscape, portraiture, self-portraits, and the human figure are amongst the subjects. Bard’s realism represents a modern contemporary aesthetic where the aim is to make people see differently. Recognized as one of the great ... +

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Alejandra Von Hatrz Gallery is pleased to present the first solo exhibition of the Colombian artist Alberto Lezaca. The exhibition According to the matter presents a series of digital photographs, paintings and videos. Through a digital modelling process, Lezaca rebuilds pictures from archives and sets up new images. The featured pieces take as reference Ad Reinhardt in his studio, Marcel Duchamp’s studio ... +

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O Cinema & Popcorn Frights Film Festival are proud to present the 20th Anniversary of Wes Craven’s Scream. Scream was credited with revitalizing the horror genre in the 1990s, which was considered to be almost dead following an influx of direct-to-video titles and numerous sequels to established horror franchises of the 1970s and 1980s. Scream (1996) written by Kevin Williamson and directed ... +

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FUNDarte presents Teatro El Público’s Antigonón, written by the young playwright Rogelio Orizondo, and directed by Carlos Díaz. The work departs from the myth of Antigone to fuse with old and new heroes of Cuban history, in particular José Martí, considered the founder of Cuban revolutionary thought- and join in the post-modern Greek tragic chorus to serve up a remix of frustrations ... +

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The exhibition When I Was Six by artist Phillip Toledano is the first solo show of the artist at the gallery. When I was six holds together a group of pieces created in relation to the artists’ sister who died when he was six. Toledano discovered a box full of his sister’s belongings, which were used as inspiration for his work. Phillip ... +

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Waltman Ortega Fine Art presents “Territories of Beyond”, a group exhibition comprised of recent works by Ayline Olukman, Eric Roux-Fontaine, and Joe Segal. The paintings by Roux-Fontaine, the mixed-media works by Olukman, and sculptures by Segal, created a dialogue that invites the viewer to reflect on the passage of time and to think why we are here, and what lays ahead; as ... +

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The solo performance The Wong Street Journal with Kristina Wong and directed by Emily Mendelsohn, is part psychedelic TED Talk, part hip-hop extravaganza, and part travelogue. Wong weaves a self- skewering personal narrative with a laugh-out-loud interrogation of America’s legacy on the rest of the world. Wong’s performances have been toured nationally and internationally. She was awarded the Creative Capital Award in ... +

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The Bakehouse Art Complex on its 30th year presents the show “Older than Jesus”. Focused on artists which are at least 34 years old. The exhibition aims to present Generation X,Y and Z’s views as still valid. This show follows “Younger Than Jesus,” the first edition of “The Generational,” the New Museum’s new signature triennial where fifty artists from twenty-five countries were ... +

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Dina Mitrani Gallery presents Amazogramas by Roberto Huarcaya, an installation of two 30 meter long photograms. During a period of over two years, Huarcaya travelled to the Bahuaja Sonene National Park in southeastern Peru, to capture the lush diversity and enormity of this living environment. Three 30-meter scrolls were placed throughout the Amazon forest using only the passage of time and light, ... +

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From her early paintings to her contemporary sculptural installations, Marta Chilindron -born in Buenos Aires and stablished in New York since 1969- has always created art which explores perspectival, temporal and spatial relationships. In the 1990s, the artist began experimenting with furniture forms, altering their shape to reflect her point of view in relation to the physical space. From these works emerged ... +

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The exhibition presents the work of the Danish artists: Siri Reinke Gindesgaard, Jacob Brostrup and Camilla West. Siri Reinke Gindesgaard’s style is simple and immediately graphic with light strokes, colors, details, and structures, almost transparent. Brostrup’s work is easily recognizable because he overlays various urban and nature perspectives on the canvas. He does this by working with photography first using double exposures ... +

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Fredric Snitzer Gallery exhibits works of Carlos Alfonzo from the Juan Loumiet Collection. Born in Havana, Cuba, in 1950. Alfonzo came to Miami in 1980 during the Mariel boat lift and lived and worked in this city until his death in 1991. Considered as a Cuban Master this exhibition holds a group of his pieces. He exhibited largely in Cuba, including the ... +

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Trans-visual Express by artist Eduardo Capilla shows part of his project Nocion, that started back in 1982. This time the artist is introducing a book documenting the research related to the project. Showing The history and some of the actions, happenings and exhibitions that have been taking place since 1984; to understand them as a substantial contribution to the visual language. Intertextuality. ... +

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In Daniel Callori’s new paintings, a struggle is taking place. His plasmatic shapes threaten to burst their limits and bleed out. His colors are so luminescent, they seem poised to escape the canvas and bathe the environment, overwhelming our eyes. Callori maintains the equilibrium, but just barely. He still lets us sense the excitement and the vitality of the act of painting, ... +

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“The devil is in the details” is an exhibition curated by Jesus Fuenmayor. The show aims to point towards those details in an artwork that unexpectedly allow viewers to comprehend the work, that so called “Punctum”by Roland Barthes. The artists selected for this exhibition have turned to the representation of history not just as material itself but also as means by which ... +

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Dina Mitrani Gallery is pleased to present Universus, Tatiana Parcero’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. Tatiana Parcero is a photo and video based artist whose imagery continuously delineates themes of ritual, religion, and the intricate traditions of various cultures. In her most recent body of work, Universus, Parcero poetically depicts these themes with imagery that is superimposed on to the image ... +

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Miami Light Project proudly starts its season with iRESI by Carlos Averhoff Jr, at The Light Box Goldman Warehouse. The Latin Grammy nominated Cuban tenor saxophonist and contemporary Afro-Cuban Jazz composer will debut as a leader. With an especially unique approach, Carlos masterfully weaves his hard hitting jazz compositions with the rhythms of his native Cuba. Havana native Carlos Averhoff Jr began ... +

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Gallery Diet is pleased to present Ultraviolet, a two-person exhibition of new works by Alina Tenser and Nathlie Provosty. Ultraviolet light exists just beyond the spectrum visible to the human eye, taking this as a metaphor, both artists deal with how non-visual forces underliey and enhance their highly -visual work. Using dark blues, bright whites, and occasionally high-key colors, Provosty straddles the ... +

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“Drawings” is a solo exhibition of works by Cesar Santos. The exhibition presents Santos’ recent oil and mixed media paintings, drawings and sculptural work. A riff from his typically traditional style and classically technical approach, in this body of work Cesar Santos adds the child-like drawings that reveal a more nuanced, subconscious rendering of his subjects. The contrast between Santos’ controlled portraits ... +

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Diana Lowenstein Gallery presents Angela Glajcar’ White Glass exhibition and Perception by Dirk Salz, both on view through November 7th, 2015. In this occasion Jaime DeSimone, assistant curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville, will discuss Angela Glajcar’s exhibition. This same night the artist Dirk Salz will introduce the body of work presented in his first solo show with the ... +

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Bordeline, the first solo exhibition of Luis Romero at Alejandra von Hartz Gallery, brings together his most recent body work that focuses on the representation of two different topics -one structural and other emotional- from which the curatorial proposal is built. Romero re-vindicates the language of abstraction to express the contradictions of individual experience. Luis Romero (Caracas, 1967) began exhibiting in the ... +

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The Collabo show is now in it’s 5th incarnation spanning over a decade and has become the closest thing Miami has to a biennial. This year the show will be hosted by the Bakehouse Art Complex, which has entered it’s 30th year supporting Miami artists. Dwelling Projects and Espacio 20/20 are proud to present at material over materials. The exhibition is presented ... +

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Curated by Luis Valle, Brisky Gallery´s Director, this exhibition will showcase a diverse 2D, 3D and multi-media approach on the concepts of bodies, forms, motions and waves in art. Including over 30 works of sculpture, drawings, painting, installation and mixed media from twelve different artists. Tatiana Blanco, Claudio Castillo, Maria Lankina, Werner Lehman, Eric Cloutier, Alissa Christine, Jeff Dekal, Ray Mantella, Sri ... +

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Kurt Cobain, legendary lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of Nirvana, “the flagship band of Generation X,” remains an object of reverence and fascination for music fans around the world. His story is told for the first time in a fully authorized feature documentary, Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck. Directed by Brett Morgen. The first documentary to be made with the cooperation of ... +

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YES WE CAN presents the French artist Claude Charlier’ Series Pop World Project. This Series of Paintings includes soda cans, cigarette packs, and vintage lunch boxes that the artist had collected for years, now turned into hyperrealistic canvases. White Porch Gallery 2727 NW 2nd Avenue Miami FL 33127 508.246.3013 www.whiteporch.com

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Bananas brings together the work of Tanya Aguiniga, Fay Ray, Chloe Seibert, Emmett Moore and George Woodman. These distinctly different practices each with their own intentionality come together to delight in a perverse tropical utopia. The works in the show speak a language particular to the heat of the mid-summer months. For decades, George Woodman has been exploring dimensionality, color and negative ... +

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This exhibition opens questions to the viewers around contemporary art world repetitions interpreted as critical appropriations of previous aesthetic models in the name of a genuine avant-garde tradition. Also questioning if art today has finally succumbed to the ongoing recycling of fashions and style. TUB Gallery Miami 171 NW 23 Street Miami FL 33127 305.573.0610 www.tubgallerymiami.com

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“Abstraction and Constructivism. Continuity and Breakdown of Latin American Modernity” outlines how the poetics of abstraction in its most diverse Latin American versions, its obsession for organizing and constructing spaces, for creating new volumes, for reconciling planes and impossible points of concordance, for shaping material and spiritual worlds, character and even moods through an enigmatic and repetitive pictorial calligraphy, responds to a ... +

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The gallery is presenting a collection of found pictures these Film based photos arrive with much surprise and disappointment as they are made through a developing process and never indicated on the back of the camera.The results, many unfocused and filled with formally unnecessary elements, spared the harsh critique of the art world. The fortuitous accidents created by camera “mistakes” give many ... +

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The Diana Lowenstein Gallery announces the opening of its next two solo exhibitions by longtime gallery artists Chu Teppa and Alejandra Padilla. Collages & Drawings is a series of Papiros, originated in 2000 and enriched until the present by Alejandra Padilla. Each collage is unique and handmade using original materials. Made out of thousands of small tubes of rolled paper, they become ... +

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Gallery Diet presents the first Miami solo exhibition of Brooklyn based designer Katie Stout. Katie’s designs are inspired by the desire to project soft absurdity into domestic environments. Ideas fluctuate within the context of a characterized home with an underlying theme of softness: rugs, beanbags, curvy silhouettes, and shagginess. She uses materials that were once soft and are now hard in ceramic ... +

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Miami Artist Bénédicte Blanc-Fontenille invites viewers to examine life’s precious, passing moments and to help Miami’s precious special needs children. Bénédicte Blanc-Fontenille is a French artist, a 1985 graduate of L’Ecole des Beaux Arts, living and working in Miami since 2001. Throughout her nearly 30-year career as a visual artist, she has been inspired by one simple yet profound observation: That humanity—in ... +

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This series of photographs narrates the stories of New England country farmers who have chosen to sustain ethical farming practices despite the pressures of the rapidly expanding business of agriculture. Bare Handed tells of the impalpable connections between man, creature and the forces of nature. The labor-intensive images reveal this very commitment to the holistic practices of these farmer’s “agrarian traditions.” The ... +

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KaBe Contemporary is pleased to present “La Rinconada” by Chilean artist, Magdalena Correa. v"La Rinconada" encases a compassionate and rigorous vision of the reality existing in a secluded corner of the planet, in Peru, at over 5,600 m of altitude (17,700 ft), with a population of 40,000 inhabitants, where only 20% are indigenous, and where, without exception, all are driven by the ... +

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First screened during Prospect 3 in New Orleans, the film tracks Norris’s semi-autobiographical character Meka Jean as she endeavors to improve herself, to seek artistic success and individual empowerment. Primarily set in post-Katrina New Orleans, where the artist lives and works, How She Got Good treats the city as a character as well, baring its currents and contradictions while we witness the ... +

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The Bakehouse Art Complex opened in 1987 in the former Art Deco American Bakeries Company building in today’s Wynwood Arts District, by a group of artists relocating from Coconut Grove. These artists founded the nonprofit Bakehouse Art Complex and repurposed the industrial building into working studios and galleries, ensuring a permanent venue for local artists to explore their creativity. This exhibition celebrates ... +

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FUNDarte and Miami Light Project present Global Cuba Fest 2015, featuring some of the most prominent names in Latin Jazz, and world music. The festival kicks off with an Opening Night Contemporary Cuban Sound Extravaganza on Saturday, March 7, from 7:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at the Miami Dade County Auditorium . The remaining three events will be held at The Light ... +

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Western Code is Charley Friedman’s third solo exhibition with Gallery Diet. The artist, who is currently dividing his time between Lincoln, NE and Brooklyn, NY finds the commonalities amongst cultural, intellectual and religious divides through humor. His practice moves fluidly across media manifesting as large-scale public sculpture, photography, video and drawing. The themes in his new body of work reflect his preoccupations ... +

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Waltaman Ortega Fine Arts presents a three man show: Jérôme BOREL, Eric Roux-Fontaine and Stevens Dossou Yovo. Jérôme Borel’s paintings have the uncanny ability to stir and discomfort his viewers without use of violent imagery nor even a hint of expressionism. Jérôme Borel lived in Canada where he studied Art History (American Art History in particular). Borel is well-established artist, with numerous ... +

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Dina Mitrani Gallery is pleased to present Thomas Jackson’s Emergent Behavior. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. In this series of installation photographs, manufactured objects mimic the swarming behaviors of fish, insects, birds and other organisms. Glow sticks shoal like sardines, cheese balls throng like bees and Post-it notes echo the murmurations of starlings. Whimsical and uncanny at ... +

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Forward-thinking and unique, the inaugural Mana Miami art fair presents a dynamic agenda of exhibitions, conversations, and events organized by Mana Contemporary. Held at Mana’s Wynwood campus, a 140,000-square-foot facility that covers 22 acres, the fair offers collectors a diverse roster of programming that echoes the art organization’s commitment to the creative process. Edvins Strautmanis, Stones Blown Away Again, 1970 Mana Miami ... +

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A group exhibition curated by Francisco Arevalo Featuring Modern Masters such as Soto, Manzoni, Fontana, Cruz-Diez, Arman, Le Parc, Sobrino, Tomasello, Vardanega, Boto, Warhol, Hirst and Villamizar. Piero Manzoni, Artist’s Shit (“Merda d’artista”), 1961 The Multiple is a chronological survey of the origins of the multiple as a social tool for the mass use of art. Back in the late 1930’s, Marcel ... +

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After its successful debut in 2008 as a unique sculpture art fair, Sculpt Miami is looking forward to welcoming sculpture lovers once again in 2014. The fair showcases outstanding large-scale indoor and outdoor sculptures by prominent modern artists from around the world. It focuses on the newest aesthetic tendencies in contemporary sculpture highlighting innovative techniques and the use of original materials. Sculpt ... +

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Spinello Projects presents Smell The Magic, a solo exhibition from Toronto-based artist Kris Knight. This pop-up exhibition will take place at the Miami Design District (95 NE 40th Street). The artist will be present for the opening, which coincides with the release of his first published catalogue. Gentle, almost delicate portraits of young men are a parade of characters that Knight continuously ... +

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Ornament and Barricade is Jaime Gili second solo show at Alejandra von Hartz, Miami. “Only after doing it three times and approaching a fourth, I realized that for exhibition titles, large projects, or even a series of paintings; I have repeated a dialectical formula that recreates links between Europe, European minds, and the coasts: South America or its local counterparts. I did ... +

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Gallery Diet is delighted to present Rochelle’s first solo show in Miami during Art Basel Miami Beach 2014. The exhibition brings together a group of works ranging from 1991 to the present, objects of post facto premonitions, of sorts, in a commercial space. No holds barred in love and war. December 2nd – 6th, 10 am – 7 pm and by appointment. ... +

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Carlos Garaicoa’s Episode #3 takes place at Saludarte Foundation / Ideobox Artspace as the third solo project of the 2014 Uprooting Architecture exhibition series, in collaboration with Universidad de Los Andes and the National Media Museum (UK). In line with his researching process, Carlos Garaicoa’s proposal confronts the critical relationship between citizenship and the contemporary cities scales. The exhibition features a site-specific ... +

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ART – /ärt/ noun 1. an etheral treasure and shared symbol of humanity. EQUALITY – /iˈkwälite/ noun 1. the state or quality of being equal; corresponding in quantity, degree, rank, value or ability. Join HRC South Florida as our friends at the White Porch Gallery @ R House Wynwood host a special event celebrating Art Basel and the Human Rights Campaign. Art ... +

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CEMETERIUM is a sculpture garden based on the layout and form of a cemetery that will take place in Miami during the week of art fairs, December 1-7. Featuring work by over thirty artists, CEMETERIUM is a hybrid form that takes inspiration from both art fairs and cemeteries, to create a critical context that celebrates the persistence of objects beyond this one ... +

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Dina Mitrani Gallery is proud to present a selection of photographs by internationally recognized artist, Sebastião Salgado. This is the gallery’s second collaboration with the Peter Fetterman Gallery, based in California. In Genesis, Salgado’s third long-term series, the artist has chosen to focus on the pristine beauty of the earth and those living in harmony with it. Salgado’s photographs, taken during an ... +

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Lucky You! 7 is the Bakehouse Art Complex’s biggest fundraiser of the year! Enjoy live music, entertainment, food, cocktails, celebrity host Kalyn James of WPBT2’s Artloft and our famous art raffle featuring the work of more than 70 local artists. You might get lucky and win an amazing piece of art for only $10, the price of our raffle tickets. Of course ... +

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Spinello Projects presents Let It Slide, Johnny Robles’ first gallery solo exhibition. Robles’ sculptures and installations ignite a new kind of conversation: he invites his audience to revisit the infinite, faded world of childhood, challenging them to redefine its potency in the present. A live DJ set by Electronica act Washed Out will accompany the opening reception, as a satellite to the ... +

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Describing a body of work from Miami-based artist Jorge Enrique is both a paradoxical and technically accurate exercise. Architecture is geared towards a slew of metaphoric tasks: a basic shelter, a functional work or play space, a haven for hermetic ritual, a temple for learning, or maybe a mere freestanding aesthetic experiment. The variances of architecture are, by their nature, reflections of ... +

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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 ... +

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Merris’ sensibility is as organic and fluid as it is rigorous, as filled with wonder as it is informed by a sense of scientific reason, and it consistently navigates between such positions, seeing them not as oppositional, but naturally and intimately connected. The exhibition is a continuation of Merris’ performative photographs begun in 2012 while on residence at the Banff Centre. This ... +

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TUB Gallery is pleased to announce "Mi Tormenta", the latest work and installation of the Los Angeles based artist Lisa C Soto. This installment continues Soto’s examination of extremes on a macro and micro scale that serve as arenas for a human history. The work in this exhibition is based on her material findings while exploring the ruins of closed-down drug den ... +

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Davidson’s current series concerns his self-portrait. The video recordings and still photographs that result from his agitation process poetically document his own image in a constant state of flux. The series meditates upon the impermanence of the body and the fluidity of identity, while bringing a contemporary perspective to the historical yearning for artists to represent themselves. His unique process of filming ... +

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The inspiration for the series of works in the exhibition, Diaz examines this issue from his very personal perspective of one who understands the importance of privacy and confidentiality. The portraits in this exhibition are examples of a similar confidential relationship, they conceal the identity of each sitter, yet are detailed studies of the human body and its many distinctions. These sitters ... +

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Illuminated totem poles covered in crochet, knittings and found objects reveal the similarities between modern, hi-tech materials (micro-controlled neon lights) and colloquial, lo-tech crafts (crochet, knittings and weavings) used, creating an equilibrium between traditions, technologies and generations. Old ways and new technologies commingle together exploring how we connect to reality today. Tales from a Sun-Drenched Elsewhere explores the nostalgic desire to revisit ... +

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The exhibition is a continuation of Merris’ performative photographs begun in 2012 while on residence at the Banff Centre. This is Merris’ first exhibition in Miami, the show will be accompanied by a large scale outdoor wall painting. Benny Merris is painting in the noosphere. If you’re wondering just what the noosphere is, it’s defined as that part of the biosphere that ... +

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a solo exhibition of works by Toma Jankowski. The exhibition is comprised of mixed media works – drawings with elements of collage – each capturing the artist’s preconceived ideas, thoughts, feelings and experiences intervened with unexpected occurrences that took place while each work was created. Toma Jankowski was born in 1977 in Le Creusot, France. His academic studies included Ecole Normale Supérieure ... +

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Ashley Oubré is an American and self taught photo-realist artist from Washington, DC.Oubré began drawing at the age of 20. Best known for utilizing photo-realistic techniques to achieve keen light, shadow and texture in her portraits, her drawings are crafted with graphite powder, india ink and carbon pencil. Working in a style she calls “hyper realist,” Oubre says she’s drawn to subjects ... +

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Waltman Ortega Fine Art presents 96° in the Shade, a group exhibition featuring works by Jean-Pierre Attal, C&R (Christian Volckman and Raphaël Thierry), Stéphane Ducatteau, Ronald Dupont, Jorge Enrique, Jonathan Huxley, NOART, and Aleix Plademunt. 96° in the Shade includes a variety of artists, medias and formats, all works offering alternative views of every day city ilfe, summer city life! Gallery Hours: ... +

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Kunsthaus Miami presents Francis Acea D.B.A. nobody, a solo exhibition by Francis Acea. With his D.B.A. (Doing Business As) exhibition series – this time as “nobody” – Acea impersonates a “fictitious name” that re-presents him in his association with the art gallery. His works find echo in the consumer marketplace and corporate America, where he looks for his artistic inspiration. His works ... +

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