Group exhibition explores the interplay of past, present and future through works by contemporary artists who are in dialogue with the sweeping cultural and environmental changes of the past century-as well as those who anticipate future possibilities.įirst U.S. It was a Dream It is a Flood, solo exhibition by Wade TullierĪ selection of new large-scale ceramics by Detroit-based artist Wade Tullier, exploring generational storytelling and hierarchical proportion concerning his familial identity. Coincides with artist residency at the Rubell Museum. Miami gallery debut of Alexandre Diop, a Franco-Senegalese artist currently based in Vienna, Austria, featuring new large-scale works that uniquely combine abstraction and figuration. Presidential Scholar in the Arts) creates layered reconstructions of family, friends, home spaces and tropical plants to arrive at abstracted environments that investigate the underlying theme: the cycle of life.Īrt Week hours: Nov. Inspired by ancestral lineage and the subtropics, Miami native Mark Fleuridor (2015 YoungArts Visual Arts & U.S. Sunshine, featuring works by Mark Fleuridor Also on view will be the Cuban music- and dance-driven Turn the Beat Around and the maps-inspired Plotting Power. Hop over to North Bay Village : Central Fine will be showing works by January Viktor El-Saieh, February Jose Delgado Zuniga and March Tomm El-Saieh and Jupiter gallery is right next door.Īrtist and activist Roberto Lugo’s first South Florida exhibition unveils new ceramic work by the in-demand potter as well as a wraparound exterior mural. THE OFFICE and F2T Gallery present a group exhibition highlighting the global culture crisis of mass production and capitalism, featuring artists Callum Eaton, Eduardo Sarabia, Jonathan Casella, Kristopher Raos, Saj Issa, Sam Keller, Stephanie H.
OOLITE WALKTHROUGH ARCHIVE
Susan Lee-Chun: Remnants at Play with Women Artists Archive Miami (WAAM) Interactive, 45-minute guided tour included with the cost of museum admissionīetween Memory and Desire by Clara Varas, The Commonplace of Things by Marcos Valella & ENDLESSSUMMER by Erin Thurlow 2, 2023Īdrián Villar Rojas: The End of Imagination Mindy Solomon Gallery: Thrush Holmes: Fuck Paradise & Cleon Peterson: No Place (Utopia). Dot Fiftyone: Floridas by Anastasia Samoylova and Tremors in Paradise by Gonzalo Fuenmayor and Marcos Castro. Participating galleries: Dot Fiftyone Gallery, Emerson Dorsch, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Mindy Solomon, N’Namdi Contemporary, Pan American Art Projects, Piero Atchugarry Gallery, Diana Lowenstein Gallery, Ascaso Gallery, Breach and LnS. Learn more on IG | Progressive Art BrunchĮnjoy light brunch fare and experience contemporary art in a curated setting. Time flies like an arrow fruit flies like a bananaīorrowing its title from a Groucho Marx quote, this group exhibition cheekily captures residual impressions and remnants of homely objects-ones that we hold dear and, in some cases, reveal the often invisible labor performed by women in domestic realms. A casual open house to meet November's artists-in-residence Nereida Patricia, Studio Lenca and Marcela Cantuária. Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus, Kyriakides Plaza (Between Building 1 and 2) Patria y Vida by Antonia Wright and Rubén MillaresĪ large-scale light sculpture that celebrates people’s right to peacefully protest by using the barricade as a symbol of global resistance. Additional time slots available with RSVP are limited. Plus, try a pair of On Running’s newest performance all-day shoes for a comfier cultural test walk as we explore the neighborhood together. The On Art Walk is a guided engagement that invites you to learn everything about the outdoor works by artists including Lawrence Weiner, Joep van Lieshout and Abraham Cruzvillegas. Press pause, get outside and explore Miami Beach's public artworks in style. On Structure in Collins Canal Park, Miami Beach On Art Walks presented by On Running with Dejha Carrington Trapeze Contortionists by Edouard Duval-CarriéĮlevate Española by the City of Miami BeachĬorner of Pinetree Drive & 41st Street, Miami Beach Look out for Dalé Zine, Primary, KDR305 and P.A.D.’s Two Sheets (3) to the Wind, performances curated with Department of Reflection (DoR) Global/Borderless Caribbean Pavilion: Little Haiti Cultural Center, 212 NE 59th Terrace
Vernacular À la Mode, 10th anniversary edition
29 members preview 11AM-12PM, collectors preview 12–7PM Look out for Commissioner artists Judy Bowman at Eric Firestone Gallery, Pepe Mar at David Castillo, and Juana Valdes at Spinello ProjectsĬonvention Center Drive between 18th and 19th streets, Miami Beach Programming includes Ema Ri, Donette Francis and For Freedoms visit SCOPE Art Show nearbyġ901 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach Lummus Park at Ocean Drive & 12th Street, Miami Beach Sorted in chronological order of openings
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