Email Author Carlos Suarez De Jesus

2011 Stories by Carlos Suarez De Jesus

• Bunnies on Display

  published May 5, 2011

  Don’t miss “The Fabulous Bunny Yeager” at the Harold Golen Gallery, the first gallery show featuring the iconic photographer... More >>

• Pablo Cano's "Seven Wonders of the Modern World" Mixes Art and Politics at MOCA

  published May 03, 2011

  rRush Limbaughr Sean Hannityr Bill O'Reillyr All you right-wing gasbags can line up and get ready to kiss Pablo Cano's ass. Miami's favorite puppet master has a doozy lined up to give all the... More >>

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  COVER STORY

  "The Fabulous Bunny Yeager" at Harold Golen Gallery

  published May 5, 2011

  "The Fabulous Bunny Yeager" at Harold Golen Gallery More >>

• Daniel Fiorda's "Nostalgic Hardware" Brings Techno-Fossil Art to Wynwood

  published Apr 29, 2011

  rMiami sculptor, Daniel Fiorda has often played the role of urban archeologist in his oeuvre. He has used everything from racing boat pistons, to the metal guts of discarded convertible couche... More >>

• Strings Attached

  published April 28, 2011

  Rush Limbaugh? Sean Hannity? Bill O'Reilly? All of you right-wing gasbags can line up and get ready to kiss Pablo Cano's ass. Miami's favorite... More >>

• Naomi Fisher's "Myakka" Both Haunting and Poetic at Fredric Snitzer Gallery

  published Apr 26, 2011

  rNaomi Fisher's long anticipated exhibit at the Fredric Snitzer Gallery represents the mytho-poetic journey of a group of women into the Florida wilderness. At times the exhibit is haunting wi... More >>

• Bass Museum plays old masters against new mavericks

  published April 28, 2011

  Bass Museum plays old masters against new mavericks More >>

• Tarell Alvin McCraney Portrait and Other Highlights from Guild at Ladder Room

  published Apr 21, 2011

  rThe cubists had Guillaume Apollinaire; the surrealists Andre Breton. Guild, an emerging group of eight Miami painters, all New World School of the Arts grads, have Ricardo Pau-Llosa to champi... More >>

• Frances Trombly and Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova "Come Together" at Bass Museum of Art

  published Apr 19, 2011

  rSome couples can't agree on anything. Who will pick up the kid from day carer Who will throw out the trashr Who will scoop up the dog poopr Who will decide who decidesr Frances Trombly and Le... More >>

• The Guild, eight Miami artists, pushes art ahead at the Ladder Room

  published April 21, 2011

  The Guild, eight Miami artists, pushes art ahead at the Ladder Room More >>

• Marry Making

  published April 14, 2011

  Some couples can’t agree on anything. Who will pick up the kid from day care? Who will take out the trash? Who will scoop up the dog poop?... More >>

• Animal Pelts and Human Hair

  published April 14, 2011

  The Spinello Gallery celebrates its fifth anniversary with "Collectivism," featuring the work of Agustina Woodgate who has been with the... More >>

• Review: Miami Art Museum Ventures into "The Wilderness"

  published Apr 12, 2011

  Anchoring "The Wilderness," Miami Art Museum's provocative group exhibit, is McCollum's sprawling installation, The Event: Petrified Lightning From Central Florida (With Supplemental Didactics) (1998)... More >>

• Weird Media: Art Walk Features Coca Leaves to Human Hair to Cassette Tapes

  published Apr 11, 2011

  One of the most entertaining things about the Second Saturday Art Walks is discovering the weird media artists often employ in their work. This past weekend, Agustina Woodgate put on a clinic on the s... More >>

• "The Wilderness" at MAM explores man's relationship with nature

  published April 14, 2011

  "The Wilderness" at MAM explores man's relationship with nature More >>

• Transit Antenna Launches with Carnival Fundraiser

  published Apr 08, 2011

  rTom Hollingworth, his wife, and two kids are about to launch a trip across the continent on a retro-fitted Greyhound fueled by solar power and vegetable waste. And Miami's art community is sendin... More >>

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  FEATURED STORY

  Second Saturday Art Walk Guide: Robot Brawls, Teddy Bear Pelts, and Identity Crises

  published Apr 08, 2011

  rThis weekend's Second Saturday Art Walk boasts robot death matches, art made from bodily waste, stuffed toy animal pelts, an exhibit inspired by Bolivian flea markets, and another featuring the... More >>

• Eye of the Curator

  published April 7, 2011

  While preparing a midcareer retrospective of conceptual artist Glenn Ligon for the Whitney Museum of American Art, Scott Rothkopf... More >>

• Dead Calm, for Real

  published April 7, 2011

  In September 2007, a U.S. Coast Guard cutter rescued Kirby Archer and Guillermo Zarabozo from a life raft drifting near the coast of Cuba. The two... More >>

• Wynwood's April 9 art walk offers robots and body hair

  published April 7, 2011

  Wynwood's April 9 art walk offers robots and body hair More >>

• Winning, Ucranian Style

  published March 31, 2011

  Life in boom town: The asphalt jungle may alienate, but strangers’ kindness can also inspire serendipitous joy. A pair of disparate exhibits... More >>

• Sense Smackdown

  published March 31, 2011

  Those hankering for some Southern-fried generosity during the Second Saturday Art Walk in our urban climes can mosey over to the University of... More >>

• Cuban Painter Agustin Bejarano Arrested for Sexually Assaulting Child While in Miami for ArteAmericas

  published Mar 30, 2011

  When we last reviewed Agustin Bejarano's work in May of 2007 at a show titled "Rites of Silence" at Wynwood's Pan American Art Projects, many of his paintings depicted a solitary figure riding on hors... More >>

• Review: Catalina Jaramillo's "You Are Always Here" at Dimensions Variables

  published Mar 29, 2011

  Since the beginning of civilization, every culture has exhibited ways of keeping alive the memory of the dead. The ancient Egyptians believed that statues of the dead, once animated through ritual bre... More >>

• Artists Typoe and Catalina Jaramillo explore the afterlife

  published March 31, 2011

  Artists Typoe and Catalina Jaramillo explore the afterlife More >>