Wynwood

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 … +

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. … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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, … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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. … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +