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Bedia

As one of the most acclaimed Cuban artists of his generation, Jose Bedia is already in the spotlight. But the illumination he's looking for is something slightly different.

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As one of the most acclaimed Cuban artists of his generation, Jose Bedia is already in the spotlight. But the illumination he's looking for is something slightly different.

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As one of the most acclaimed Cuban artists of his generation, Jose Bedia is already in the spotlight. But the illumination he's looking for is something slightly different.

Truth or Dare

As one of the most acclaimed Cuban artists of his generation, Jose Bedia is already in the spotlight. But the illumination he's looking for is something slightly different.

Money for Something

As one of the most acclaimed Cuban artists of his generation, Jose Bedia is already in the spotlight. But the illumination he's looking for is something slightly different.

Beuys Will Be Beuys

As one of the most acclaimed Cuban artists of his generation, Jose Bedia is already in the spotlight. But the illumination he's looking for is something slightly different.

Taking the Piss Out of Art

As one of the most acclaimed Cuban artists of his generation, Jose Bedia is already in the spotlight. But the illumination he's looking for is something slightly different.

Fresh Start

As one of the most acclaimed Cuban artists of his generation, Jose Bedia is already in the spotlight. But the illumination he's looking for is something slightly different.

Because of a copyediting error, the name Wifredo Lam was misspelled as "Wilfredo." An erratum ran in Letters in number 21.

Season's Greetings

Blurred Vision

Season's Greetings

Nightclub Jitters

Season's Greetings

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Season's Greetings

Vote for Culture

What exactly does that mean? Today we know it means that two museums will receive hundreds of millions of dollars to build hulking structures in a waterfront park. But on November 2, most people had no clue

The Unseen Haiti

An exhibit of contemporary sculpture will change your view of Haitian art

Letters from the Issue of May 29 - June 4, 2003

An exhibit of contemporary sculpture will change your view of Haitian art

Tumbling Chairs

The people of Miami take a crash course in art, parks, and democracy

Nice Guy, Wrong Job

The people of Miami take a crash course in art, parks, and democracy

Cuba on Canvas

The island's new wave of artists is abuzz about an exhibit that will be seen throughout the United States -- though probably not in Miami

Night & Day

May 21 - 27, 1998

When the Art Starts

May 21 - 27, 1998

Major Percussion

May 21 - 27, 1998

Calendar for the week

May 21 - 27, 1998

Calendar for the week

May 21 - 27, 1998

Catching the Spirits

May 21 - 27, 1998

Things to Come

May 21 - 27, 1998

Latin American Studies

May 21 - 27, 1998

An Overly Broad Brush

May 21 - 27, 1998

Calendar for the week

May 21 - 27, 1998

Subtropical Homesick Blues

May 21 - 27, 1998

A Consensus of One

May 21 - 27, 1998

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May 21 - 27, 1998

The Artist Stripped Bare

May 21 - 27, 1998

Reverb

May 21 - 27, 1998

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May 21 - 27, 1998

Executive Privilege

May 21 - 27, 1998

Collective Experience

Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

For What It's Worth

Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

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Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

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Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

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Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

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Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

Miami Art Museum in Bicentennial Park: "It'll never happen"

Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

Wynwood gallery roundup: O. Ascanio, Dorsch, and OHWOW

Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz's assemblage of cutting-edge contemporary works boldly questions the traditional definition of Latin American art

Jorge Perez Wants to Rename the Miami Art Museum After Himself

Artist rendering of the future home of the MAM​For many the name of developer Jorge Perez is synonymous with the boom and bust of Miami real estate over the past decade. Now it appears Perez would much rather have his name synonymous with the Miami Art Museum, and has offered the institution a $35 ... More >>