Neil Vazquez

PAMM has gone a long way to leverage its position in Miami to serve traditionally underrepresented communities. "The Other Side of Now" goes a long way toward achieving that goal.

This past Sunday in Miami's Allapattah neighborhood, amid rain and traffic congestion, one of the city's best-known galleries reopened. Anthony Spinello is the name behind Spinello Projects, a contemporary art venue that for the past couple of years has specialized in work representing marginalized communities, with a deeply political bent.

Brazil's topsy-turvy political climate has made headlines recently: a statewide graft probe that targeted politicians on the left and right; the impeachment of sitting president Dilma Rousseff; the incarceration of the previous president, Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, barring him from running for office in the latest round of elections...

For the past couple of years, the Faena District has turned its Miami Music Week programming on its head. Instead of the typical DJ set packed with airhorns, dazzling light show, and hordes of aficionados packed in cramped, dimly lit venues, Faena stages "anti-concerts." Equal parts experiential art experience, modern-day...

Nestled in Miami's Ironside neighborhood is the first US show of one of the most promising young abstract artists of his generation. Chinese painter Jin Junjie creates three-dimensional canvasses embellished with colorful reliefs. The collection of compact work, aptly titled Small Paintings (2012-2018), presents a highly labored process. Junjie works...