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Alan Ket Uncovers the Global Impact of Street Art in His Book The Wide World of Graffiti

By Artburst Miami

Jul 18, 2023

Alan Ket, cofounder of the Museum of Graffiti in Wynwood, has published a new book, The Wide World of Graffiti.

Joan Didion Wrote the Book on Miami, and Now a New Exhibit Celebrates Her Legacy

By Douglas Markowitz

Jul 13, 2023

Curated by New Yorker critic Hilton Als, "Joan Didion: What She Means" at the Pérez Art Museum Miami celebrates the legacy of a great American writer.

Four Decades of Oolite Artists Come Together for "It Was Always About You..."

By Artburst Miami

Jul 12, 2023

"It Was Always About You..." features more than 40 artists who have been a part of Oolite Arts' four decades on Miami Beach.

NSU Art Museum Explores Haitian Art in "Cosmic Mirrors"

By Douglas Markowitz

Jul 12, 2023

"Cosmic Mirrors" at NSU Art Museum takes an expansive view of Haitian art from the museum's collection, ranging from historical paintings from the revolutionary period to newer works.

Frost Art Museum's Summer Exhibitions Focus on Process, Juxtaposition, and Community

By Artburst Miami

Jul 11, 2023

The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum at Florida International University has opened three dynamic and diverse exhibitions for the summer.

Nomadic Homework Gallery Launches Two Summer Shows in Two Locations

By Artburst Miami

Jul 7, 2023

Homework will present a smorgasbord of summer offerings in two locations across the city.

Amid Housing Affordability Crisis, Oolite Offers Stipend to Miami Artists

By Artburst Miami

Jun 29, 2023

Oolite Arts' Studio Arts Residency Program offers space at its Lincoln Road location in Miami Beach and will provide an additional $12,000 a year to help contribute to artists' housing.

Brandon Clarke Explores the Cultural Significance of the "Black Card" at Hampton Art Lovers

By Artburst Miami

Jun 23, 2023

Brandon Clarke's idea is to challenge societal perceptions and shed light on the significance of the symbolic "Black card" as a representation of cultural validation.

Dale Zine Brings Back Happy Zine Micro-Press Fair for Summer

By Douglas Markowitz

Jun 21, 2023

The city is in for a summer of creativity and joy thanks to Dale Zine.

"All Black Everything" Showcases Generations of African-American Graffiti Artists

By Artburst Miami

Jun 20, 2023

Museum of Graffiti's exhibition "All Black Everything" celebrates graffiti while paying proper homage to some of those who initiated it first.

Art Basel Banana Artist Maurizio Cattelan Triumphs in Copyright Suit

By Douglas Markowitz

Jun 15, 2023

Artist Maurizio Cattelan recently defeated a copyright infringement lawsuit from another artist, claiming they had the idea first.

Jason Seife's Solo Show at PAMM Is a Long Time Coming

By Carolina del Busto

Jun 14, 2023

"Coming to Fruition" features seven new works by artist Jason Seife, which took him about two years to complete.

Reginald O'Neal, Cara Despain, and Other Artists Nominated for 2023 Florida Prize

By Douglas Markowitz

May 31, 2023

The Orlando Museum of Art honors the best and brightest emerging artists from the Sunshine State with its Florida Prize in Contemporary Art.

Anabella Bergero Sews Color and Culture Together at Faena Art

By Carolina del Busto

May 26, 2023

For artist Anabella Bergero, bright, happy colors have always been a part of her life and art.

Salaam Remi's MuseZeuM Is an Ecosystem for Artists, Music, and Culture

By Shanae Hardy

May 24, 2023

Salaam Remi has gone from producing music for artists like Nas and Amy Winehouse to opening MuseZeum, a space where art and music meet.

Oolite CEO Dennis Scholl Leaving to Focus on His Own Art

By Artburst Miami

May 23, 2023

For the past six years, Dennis Scholl has been devoted to Oolite Arts as the president and CEO of the Miami-based nonprofit artist support organization.

A Landmark Experimental Film Will Screen at Emerson Dorsch

By Douglas Markowitz

May 19, 2023

Michael Snow's La Région Centrale is a 180-minute-long art film that consists entirely of several spinning shots of a barren tundra landscape.

Lonnie Holley Turns Wounds Into Light at MOCA

By Sean Levisman

May 17, 2023

"If You Really Knew" amply shows Lonnie Holley's capacity for turning wounds into bright, illuminating light.

José Bedia Explores Tribal Religions in "Simetria Natural"

By Douglas Markowitz

May 16, 2023

José Bedia breathes new life into tribal aesthetics in order to bring us closer to our origin.

You Become the Artist at Rafael Domenech's Show at Locust Projects

By Douglas Markowitz

May 5, 2023

An exhibition where participation is the artwork, and the viewer is the artist.

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Oolite Arts Offers a Snapshot of Miami's Art Scene

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Oolite Arts Offers a Snapshot of Miami's Art Scene

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