Jose Bedia

Wynwood Second Saturday Art Walk June 11: from Dada to Armada

Back to School

Miami art this week: horses, mermaids, and shantytowns

Little Haiti Rebirth

Best of Miami 2010: Best Power Couple

In anticipation of the upcoming Best of Miami issue hitting newsstands June 17, here is a sneak peek at one category and its winner.Rubell Family Collection​Mera and Don RubellWhen it comes to art collectors in town, there are the Rubells, and then there's everybody else. Martin Margulies has his ... More >>

Avant-garde Cuban art at the Lowe in Coral Gables erases political barriers

In anticipation of the upcoming Best of Miami issue hitting newsstands June 17, here is a sneak peek at one category and its winner.Rubell Family Collection​Mera and Don RubellWhen it comes to art collectors in town, there are the Rubells, and then there's everybody else. Martin Margulies has his ... More >>

Miami Art 2009: During tough economic times, artists turn to the otherworld

In anticipation of the upcoming Best of Miami issue hitting newsstands June 17, here is a sneak peek at one category and its winner.Rubell Family Collection​Mera and Don RubellWhen it comes to art collectors in town, there are the Rubells, and then there's everybody else. Martin Margulies has his ... More >>

Run, Don't Walk

The Wynwood season began fast, with larger spaces and some sizable sales.

No Washout for Lyle O. Reitzel Gallery During Saturday's Wynwood Art Walk

Luciano Goizueta's la-olla de oropoel, acrylic on canvas, 60" x 75", 2009​Despite the dismal economic climate and a gloomy weather forecast, last Saturday night's Wynwood gallery walk season kickoff opened with a roar, featuring expanded spaces, stellar shows, and even some brisk sales."I was worr ... More >>

NeoHooDoo at Miami Art Museum

A fascinating new exhibit shows both profound symbolism and brutality.

Wind Takes the Air Out of the Giants in the City

"Giants in the City" featuring whimsical inflatable sculptures by ten local artists opened Tuesday night at Bayfront Park where an intimate crowd gathered for a lighting ceremony and a concert on the green. "It was pretty chilly but about 200 people showed up," says artist Alette Simmons-Jimenez who ... More >>

Art Basel Invasion!

Screw the recession. The nation's number one art fest is bigger than ever.

Legends in the Hall

MoCA presents its permanent collection, with a twist.

Somewhere Beyond the Sea

ArteAmericas brings visions from our neighboring continent.

The Agony and the Ecstasy

Flatlining fare mixes trash with treasure

Master of All He Surveys

Kingpin dealer stakes grand claim on the hood

The Frost Gets Crafty

Kingpin dealer stakes grand claim on the hood

A Family Affair

Four decades on and the Rubells are still at it

Copycats

In this age of artistic appropriation, everything is fair game

Current Art Shows

In this age of artistic appropriation, everything is fair game

Cracking Stereotypes

Florida culture reverts to its native roots

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Four Seasons

City Views and Latin News

A Miami artist's singular vision and the collective vision of Arte Américas

Current Art Shows

A Miami artist's singular vision and the collective vision of Arte Américas

Current Art Shows

A Miami artist's singular vision and the collective vision of Arte Américas

Artquake

ArtBasel: Where Did It Come From? What Does It Want?

In the Latin Tradition

There's much more to it than magical realism

Art's Big New Home

A fine first show for a splendid space

Notion Picture

Run-on sentence + ingenuity = cool movie

Art Attack

From Basel to Brazil, the world's high priests of high culture invade Miami this week, and the locals are ready

Artburst

The art scene in Miami is ready to detonate, and Robert Chambers wants to light the fuse

Take a Bow

Who cares about Art Basel? The Bass exhibition proves Miami already had it going on.

Above the Original Din

The spirit world, point by point, elevates Andres Puig from the primitive common ground

Something New, Something Wow

"Departing Perspectives" and "Arte Actual"

Portrait of the Artist As a Communist Bureaucrat

Cuba's Minister of Culture Abel Prieto faces a daunting challenge: Sell Cuban culture to the world, but don't sell out the revolution

Night & Day

February 25 - March 3, 1999

Artwork Defiant and Defining

February 25 - March 3, 1999

Night & Day

October 22 - 28, 1998

A Bedia Bestiary

October 22 - 28, 1998

When the Art Starts

October 22 - 28, 1998

Beyond Exile

October 22 - 28, 1998

Everybody's a Critic

In Miami Beach, experts are enlisted to commission artworks for public spaces. Too bad city officials refuse to listen to them.

Voices of the Islands

Local author Bob Antoni casts a literary net and pulls in a long-overdue compilation of Caribbean writers

A Consensus of One

Local author Bob Antoni casts a literary net and pulls in a long-overdue compilation of Caribbean writers

Deals! Deals! Deals!

Local author Bob Antoni casts a literary net and pulls in a long-overdue compilation of Caribbean writers

Blurred Vision

Local author Bob Antoni casts a literary net and pulls in a long-overdue compilation of Caribbean writers

Fresh Start

Local author Bob Antoni casts a literary net and pulls in a long-overdue compilation of Caribbean writers

Collective Experience

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

Art in Cuba

Just when an artist can't find a tube of paint or a strip of canvas, the international art world has come knocking on Havana's door -- with money in hand

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.