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Marlene Bennett Jones Connects With Her Past

Marlene Bennett Jones Connects With Her Past

Betye Saar Gets a Dedicated Exhibition at ICA

Betye Saar Gets a Dedicated Exhibition at ICA

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Typoe Builds on His Work in "Die Form" at Primary

By Carolina del Busto
Oct 15, 2021

Typoe debuts his first-ever solo show at Primary on October 16.
Anastasia Samoylova's "FloodZone" Documents Life in a Drowning City

By Alexandra Martinez
Oct 12, 2021

Anastasia Samoylova's "FloodZone" opens at HistoryMiami for its largest exhibition to date.
Your Guide to 2021-2022 Arts Season in Miami

By Jose D. Duran
Oct 8, 2021

Art Basel, Art Deco Weekend, Miami City Ballet, and more to look forward to this arts season.
Artist Jessy Nite Uses Paracord to Explore Themes of Survival

By Carolina del Busto
Oct 7, 2021

Jessy Nite has recently taken up paracord as a medium.
The Ten Best Art Galleries in Miami

By Carolina del Busto
Oct 5, 2021

Spinello, Nina Johnson, Primary, and more of the city's best art galleries.
Reginald O’Neal Searches for Inspiration From His Family and Overtown Neighborhood

By Carolina del Busto
Oct 1, 2021

Painter Reginald O' Neal is inspired by what he sees around him.
Hattie Mae Williams' Ethereal "Currents" Transforms MOCA Into a Ritual Space

By Alexandra Martinez
Sep 24, 2021

For artist Hattie Mae Williams, dance is a bridge between the ancestral and the intuitive.
LA Graffiti Artist Saber Goes From the Street to the Gallery

By Tyler Francischine
Sep 17, 2021

"Saber: Escape From Los Angeles" explores the inherent danger in LA's urban landscape.
Lowe Art Museum Reopens With New Exhibits and Free Admission

By Artburst Miami
Sep 3, 2021

The University of Miami art museum has reopened in anticipation of the fall season.
Fringe Projects Puts Art in Unexpected Places for "Public Color" Exhibition

By Artburst Miami
Aug 31, 2021

Fringe Projects' "Public Color" outdoor exhibition features artists of Caribbean descent.
Miami Ranks Only 15th in the World for Street Art

By Jess Swanson
Aug 27, 2021

Somehow Miami, a city known for its superficial gloss and duck-face Instagram selfies, ranked only 15th in the world in hashtags where a city name is accompanied by the words 'street art.'
Knight New Work 2020: Artists Get Help Sharing Their Messages

By Artburst Miami
Aug 26, 2021

Knight New Work funds provide one way to help artists get back on track.
Yucef Merhi's Solo Show Puts Digital Art Front and Center at Bonnier Gallery

By Carolina del Busto
Aug 24, 2021

Yucef Merhi's “Open” at the Bonnier Gallery is a retrospective — plus a handful of new works.
Artist Roxana Barba's Work Finds Inspiration in Pre-Colombian Artifacts

By Artburst Miami
Aug 17, 2021

Artist Roxana Barba heightens the awareness of connectedness in her piece "Ritual Vessel."
"Natural Transcendence" at Oolite Arts Helps the Viewer Connect with Nature

By Artburst Miami
Aug 10, 2021

Oolite Arts' exhibition focuses on artists whose work is heavily based on the environment.
Oolite Arts' Latest Exhibition Reshapes Power Into Creative Agency

By Isabella Marie Garcia
Aug 6, 2021

"Where There Is Power" explores the complex ways in which power is manipulated, counteracted, and thwarted.
The Mayor Who Cried Communism: Coral Gables City Commission Kills Popular Public Art Project

By Jessica Baran
Aug 5, 2021

Coral Gables city officials censor a public art project out of existence.
Every Step Is a Prayer at Superblue Honors Miami's Indigenous and Black Histories

By Alexandra Martinez
Aug 4, 2021

Superblue collaborated with local artists to make a techno-surrealist art film that engages the diverse history of the community.
Public Art Project Illuminates the Voices of Miami-Dade's "Forgotten People"

By Tyler Francischine
Jul 29, 2021

Streetlamps in Opa-locka project poetry, aiming to increase public safety and community pride.
Daniel Fiorda's Sculptures Raise Questions About Time and Technology

By Tyler Francischine
Jul 27, 2021

"Concrete," on view at Lélia Mordoch Galerie, is an exhibition of Daniel Fiorda's recent sculptures.