Visual Arts

If you want to avoid Spring Break madness, head for the art galleries.

Her pieces were ubiquitous at South Florida protests during President Trump’s first term.

The Miami-born artist’s work is now on display on the largest LED screen in the world.

Cutting-edge contemporary art spaces and stunning private collections make Miami’s art world clout undeniable.

This month’s exhibitions include installations and an archival show for Christo and Jeanne-Claude.

The Brownsville landmark continues its artistic hot streak.

Artist Kyle Holbrook previously updated the mural to reflect the Jimmy Butler trade saga and his team suspensions.

The artist allowed himself more freedom and flexibility in creating “Living Form Dying Ground.”

BFI played a critical role in demonstrating Miami’s potential as a global arts destination.

Lee Pivnik’s ecologically minded works have won him local acclaim and, now, a prestigious grant.

Miami is finally coming out of its post-Art Week, post-holiday hibernation.

The museum’s Contemporary Arts Program commissioned her to create three unique, site-specific works of art.

Blue the Great’s collection highlights the significance of convenience stores in skate culture.

After a challenging year for Miami’s arts scene, here’s a look at the best exhibitions that managed to cut through the noise.

The exhibit relives the celebration of peace and love abruptly cut short by horror and brutality at the hands of Hamas terrorists.

The fairs may be over, but there is still plenty of art to see at museums and galleries around Miami.

During Miami Art Week, you are more likely to encounter more interesting art at the satellite fairs than at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

Art Basel feels pretty tame this year, with the most interesting works being those that spoke the softest.

“Vodou is beautiful,” says photographer Woosler Delisfort, whose exhibit at HistoryMiami challenges our perception of Miami.

During Miami Art Week, some of the best art isn’t found in museums or galleries but outside under the Florida sun.

Miami artists are repping the 305 with not only style but also depth during Art Week.

Long a taboo topic, artworks on abortion and the loss of other bodily rights will be on display during Miami Art Week.