Email Author Carlos Suarez De Jesus

2011 Stories by Carlos Suarez De Jesus

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  FEATURED STORY

  Art Vandalized at ArteAmericas. Also, Dildos, Testicles, and Artist Brawls

  published Mar 28, 2011

  rFrom dancing dildos to swollen scrotums, from scrapping artists to vandalized paintings, not to mention truly thought-provoking artwork, this year's ArteAmericas is turning out to be the most... More >>

• Miami Art Museum Opens "The Wilderness"

  published Mar 25, 2011

  Man might be able to erect soaring skyscrapers on postage stamp-sized plots of land but nature remains unimpressed. If the recent Tsunami in Japan taught us something it's that our efforts to yoke nat... More >>

• Open Sesame

  published March 24, 2011

  In Ragnar Kjartansson’s 2007 video installation, God, the artist channels a Vegas lounge lizard, warbling “sorrow conquers... More >>

• Review: Typoe's "Purgatory (False Ceiling)" at Locust Projects

  published Mar 22, 2011

  In some religions, when you die, you get your ticket punched to Heaven or Hell; never mind the get-out clause. In others, there's the notion of a sin bin where you receive a time-out until Judgment Da... More >>

• ArteAmericas Showcases Failed U.S. Policy in Central America

  published Mar 22, 2011

  rVisitors to this year's ArteAmericas can expect edgy works dealing with brutality, says Emilio Callejo, the art fair's vice president. "One of our exhibits focuses on the violence that follow... More >>

• Viva Arte!

  published March 17, 2011

  Visitors to this year’s ArteAmericas can expect edgy works dealing with brutality, says Emilio Callejo, the art fair’s vice... More >>

• Nature to Nurture

  published March 17, 2011

  Man might be able to erect soaring skyscrapers on postage stamp-size plots of land, but nature remains unimpressed. “Wilderness,”... More >>

• Miami's Musem of Contemporary Art Celebrates Its Quinceanera

  published Mar 16, 2011

  To celebrate its remarkable transition from a fledgling upstart to an internationally respected arts destination, MOCA is marking its quinceanera this Thursday night with "At Capacity: Large-Scale Wor... More >>

• Aldo Castillo Taking South Beach's Art Talents to Shanghai Art Fair

  published Mar 15, 2011

  rWhen Aldo Castillo was hired as associate director of the Miami International Art Fair (MIA) last year he didn't expect that the experience would land him a higher profile gig on the internationa... More >>

• Miami's MOCA celebrates its quinceanera

  published March 17, 2011

  Miami's MOCA celebrates its quinceanera More >>

• Clyde Butcher Brings Black and White Visions to Center for Visual Communication

  published Mar 11, 2011

  rDuring the past five years, photographer Clyde Butcher has journeyed from his studio deep in the confines of the Florida swamps to crisscross the country from sea to shining sea. Perhaps best k... More >>

• Site Unseen

  published March 10, 2011

  President Reagan had his picture snapped at Vizcaya, as did Pope John Paul II. The grand old manse has made cameo appearances in movies such as... More >>

• Mark Dion Parks His Rolling Biolab at Miami Art Museum

  published Mar 10, 2011

  During the past two decades, Mark Dion has created a skull-staving catalog of projects exploring how nature is represented in science and culture. Dion, who has snagged an honorary Ph.D from the Unive... More >>

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  FEATURED STORY

  Second Saturday Art Walk Guide: Bitches, Kittens, and Grace Jones

  published Mar 10, 2011

  There's no need to line up for free booze at the Second Saturday Art Walk in Wynwood this weekend: The artworks alone will make you think you're seeing double or at least make you look twice.From the ... More >>

• Miami art this week: Man Ray, Roberto Matta, and Wifredo Lam

  published March 10, 2011

  Miami art this week: Man Ray, Roberto Matta, and Wifredo Lam More >>

• March 12 Wynwood art walk packs a visual punch

  published March 10, 2011

  March 12 Wynwood art walk packs a visual punch More >>

• Wynwood's Second Saturday circus

  published March 10, 2011

  Wynwood's Second Saturday circus More >>

• Mobile Meme

  published March 3, 2011

  During the past two decades, Mark Dion has created a skull-staving catalogue of projects exploring how nature is represented in science and... More >>

• Mobile Meme

  published March 3, 2011

  During the past two decades, Mark Dion has created a skull-staving catalogue of projects exploring how nature is represented in science and... More >>

• Body Geometry

  published March 3, 2011

  Contorted human figures, highway larceny, and freshly hatched homegrown talent pepper the neck-craning exhibits opening this weekend during the... More >>

• Nocturnal and Here WiFi

  published March 3, 2011

  Pablo Soria and Rusty Scruby split the marquee at Pan American Art Projects, where they twang divergent chords of photography with... More >>

• Come Ply With Me

  published March 3, 2011

  "Come Ply,” a group show featuring a bumper crop of talent poised to graduate from the Design and Architecture High School or New... More >>

• Funner Projects' "That's Not a Knife": Weapons of Mass Distraction

  published Mar 02, 2011

  rRarely does one encounter an art exhibit where mayhem and merriment combine seamlessly to channel that inner Mad Max. So imagine our elation after stumbling onto "That's Not a Knife," an arse... More >>

• Fake Out

  published March 3, 2011

  Just a few months after from lampooning a naked and silver-spackled Kim Kardashian for our Basel cover, Bert Rodriguez is ready to join the queen... More >>

• Miami art this week: Sweat, politics, and amoebas

  published March 3, 2011

  Miami art this week: Sweat, politics, and amoebas More >>