Email Author Carlos Suarez De Jesus

2013 Stories by Carlos Suarez De Jesus

• Savage Love

  published February 28, 2013

  During the Depression era, American painter and sculptor Eugene Savage earned national prominence with his WPA-style murals gracing the halls of... More >>

• Sweet 15

  published March 21, 2013

  Since its inception in 1995, the Museum of Contemporary Art (770 NE 125th St., North Miami) has risen to the ranks of the top arts institutions in... More >>

• Strangers on a Train

  published May 9, 2013

  There’s nothing quite like a thrilling railway ride to hurl together a group of strangers on a vexing journey of... More >>

• The Final Frontier

  published May 9, 2013

  Anthony Lister first earned notoriety with his gritty canvases depicting decrepit comic book characters. Considered one of Australia’s top... More >>

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  Second Saturday Art Walk Guide: May's Five Unmissable Gallery Shows

  published May 10, 2013

  Anthony Lister first earned notoriety with his gritty canvases depicting decrepit comic book characters. Considered one of Australia's top contemporary artists, Lister has had solo shows in London, Mi... More >>

• McCarthy-Era Masterpieces

  published February 14, 2013

  For the past 60 years, Arnold Mesches has created socially critical paintings that are often imbued with a chilly frisson of anxiety that wracks... More >>

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  Second Saturday Art Walk: David Rodriguez Caballero Brings a World of Influences to Miami

  published May 07, 2013

  David Rodriguez Caballero moves with the grace of a jaguar through a Wynwood gallery. Sporting a trim beard, jeans, and a light blue shirt, the tall, slender, 42-year-old Spaniard stops before an alum... More >>

• David Rodriguez Caballero's Metal Sculptures Mesmerize

  published May 9, 2013

  David Rodriguez Caballero moves with the grace of a jaguar through a Wynwood gallery. Sporting a trim beard, jeans, and a light blue shirt, the... More >>

• He’s a Maniac

  published April 25, 2013

  Kiki Valdes is an artist who likes to hurt a canvas before making love to it. In his attention-grabbing, expressionistic paintings, Valdes... More >>

• Art Meets Ecology

  published March 14, 2013

  We can’t think of many artists who can overrun an environment like kudzu. But since 2005, the New York-based conceptual team of Wade... More >>

• No Lemon

  published March 14, 2013

  In Locust’s Project Room, don’t miss Hannah Whitaker’s “Limonene.” The New York artist is also displaying a... More >>

• Game of Thrones' Peter Dinklage Stars in Eve Sussman Video at The Bass Museum

  published Apr 30, 2013

  Peter Dinklage has earned global fame, not to mention Emmy and Golden Globe honors, playing the brilliant, conniving Tyrion Lannister on HBO's Game of Thrones. So it's a shock to walk into the Bass M... More >>

• Eve Sussman's Stunning Video Work at the Bass

  published May 2, 2013

  Peter Dinklage has earned global fame, not to mention Emmy and Golden Globe honors, playing the brilliant, conniving Tyrion Lannister on HBO's... More >>

• 101/Exhibit, Primary Projects to Leave the Design District

  published Apr 24, 2013

  101/Exhibit, one of the premier contemporary art galleries in the Design District, has relocated its headquarters to Los Angeles and will be reducing its presence in Miami in the immediate future says... More >>

• Jorge Perez's Art Donation to MAM Is Underwhelming

  published April 25, 2013

  Jorge Perez's Art Donation to the Miami Art Museum Is Underwhelming More >>

• Evil Ads

  published January 24, 2013

  Joseph Goebbels, the Nazis’ minister of propaganda, once said, “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will... More >>

• Desert(ed) Landscapes

  published April 11, 2013

  Rome’s Fabiano Parisi is a photographic flâneur whose poetic images of abandoned urban locations — haunting landscapes that... More >>

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  Espanola Way Art Center to Close After Housing SoBe Artists for More Than 20 Years

  published Apr 16, 2013

  For the past two decades, thousands of visitors wandering South Beach's lovely but touristy Espanola Way have stumbled into the 405 building expecting another shop hawking SoBe tchotchkes or white lin... More >>

• Española Way Art Center Closing After 25 Years

  published April 18, 2013

  Espanola Way Art Center Closing After 25 Years More >>

• Art Smarts

  published April 4, 2013

  Life is too short to waste time feeling befuddled with the blurring pace of evolution consuming the contemporary art world. If you have found... More >>

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  Second Saturday Art Walk Guide: April's Five Most Exciting Shows

  published Apr 12, 2013

  In 2000, Brook Dorsch became the first pioneer to move to Wynwood while it was a wild frontier, and has since witnessed the boom that has transported the area into a thriving cultural district while p... More >>

• Pope-Free Party

  published March 28, 2013

  South Florida Catholics have plenty to celebrate these days. Avem papa! (Translation for those who failed Latin in finishing school: “We got... More >>

• Robert Pruitt Brings Dark, Comic-Inspired Work to North Miami

  published Apr 02, 2013

  Robert Pruitt grew up surrounded by the dead. His bedroom was in the same building as his family's business -- Jimmie Pruitt & Sons Funeral Home -- but instead of focusing on the morbid, Pruitt became... More >>

• Houston Artist's Sci-Fi Take on Black Culture Comes to North Miami

  published April 4, 2013

  Houston Artist Robert Pruitt's Sci-Fi Take on Black Culture Comes to North Miami's General Audience Presents More >>

• See the Light

  published January 24, 2013

  If you’ve ever wished you could be engulfed by a rainbow, visit the Lowe Art Museum (1301 Stanford Dr., Coral Gables), where a novel exhibit... More >>