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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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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 … +

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: … +

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 … +