Editorial
Kunsthaus Miami
By Matt Balmaseda
There’s no mistaking the penchant for change in Miami’s art scene. Even galleries that have been around awhile can opt for new surroundings, additions and tones.
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Daniel Arsham’s Alter
By Matt Balmaseda
Daniel Arsham presents his latest solo exhibition, Alter, at Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin from December 1st to 31st, coinciding with Art Basel Miami Beach and its plethora of satellite fairs. This is the artist’s sixth solo … +
Editorial
SOLO Art Miami: A New Art Fair Debuted in our City
By Manuela Gabaldon
It would seem as if we would have exhausted our artistic capacity by now as our city has become “the city that never sleeps” when it comes to art. However, thankfully for us, that is … +
Editorial
KaBe Contemporary
By Manuela Gabaldon
It’s always exciting to witness the success of new art spaces in Miami, as it is this continued dedication of gallerists, artists, collectors, and supporters of the arts, that ensures the endurance of our hard … +
Imago Art Gallery
By Matt Balmaseda
Miami is in a constant state of change. In any given week it’s not surprising to see a handful of establishments, young and old, close their doors for good while fresh-faced additions emerge to take … +
Luis Cruz Azaceta. Back in Cuban-American land
Luis Cruz Azaceta is an award-winning artist whose works have been exhibited and included in numerous collections worldwide. Being a Cuban-born who left the island in his early years to settle in NYC made him … +
First Miami/Miami Beach Biennale of Sculpture
By Juliana Accioly
From December 1, 2010 through January 31, 2011 more than fifty world-class modern and contemporary art pieces will be dotting downtown Miami, as Gary Nader hosts the first edition of the Miami /Miami Beach Biennale … +
The ArtSeen Gallery
By Fran Robbins
Every artist must start somewhere. We all admire the prodigy who can produce the Great American Painting at a young age, especially if there was minimal training, but that’s a rare occurrence. The vast majority … +
New Work Miami 2010 at MAM
By Abel S.
The time has come to stop referring to our city as an “up and coming” epicenter of the arts and acknowledge that Miami has paid its dues and earned its place as a well established … +
XXV International Hispanic Theater Festival
By Abel S.
Miami’s Adrienne Arsht Center of the Performing Arts opened the XXV International Hispanic Theater Festival (IHTF) this summer season, presented by Teatro Avante and American Airlines.
Fifty Words at GableStage
By Abel S.
Although I cannot take credit away from the great contemporary playwrights and directors of our time, I think we could certainly agree that more often than not, a play’s success depends on the quality of … +
Curator’s Voice Art Projects
By Abel S.
Within all of us lies the desire for knowledge, and as art enthusiasts, our desire for knowledge is often accompanied with one for beauty.
Coral Gables Congregational Church Summer Concert Series
By Abel S.
It would be naïve of us to think that Art can only be found in the most conventional places.
Optic Nerve XII at MOCA
By Abel S.
Miami is certainly the place to be for emerging conceptual artists vying to share their vision and ultimately make a name for themselves in the eye of the hurricane.
Seraphic Fire and Firebird Chamber Orchestra
By Juliana Accioly
At St. Cristopher’s by the Sea Church in Key Biscayne a palpably excited audience sits still in the dark. A group of singers slowly descends onto the stage – with candles in their hands, they … +
Tower Theater
By Matt Balmaseda
When asked to consider the state of cinemas in Miami, the first thought that comes to mind may be a strong visual like the following: a crowded theater of noisy adolescents, feet firmly planted against … +
The Center for Visual Communication
By Fran Robbins
For the past twenty years, the Center for Visual Communication has been at the forefront of bringing experimental and contemporary visual art to South Florida. The CVC has showcased numerous exhibits that have combined bold … +
Giants in the City: They Came, We Saw, They Conquered
By Anne Tschida
On a blazing hot day this past August, the Miami Beach Botanical Garden felt like an oasis of cool. Yes, some of it had to do with the fabulous foliage of one of our best … +
Mosaic Theatre
By Abel S.
Hollywood producers have done the subject of Iraq and the War on Terrorism to death over the past years.
NAEMI Annual Exhibition
By Abel S.
The National Art Exhibition by the Mentally Ill (NAEMI) holds its 22nd edition this month. Proof that art is often found in the unlikeliest of places, this organization focuses on presenting the work of the … +
Noches de Poesia at Zu Galeria Fine Arts
By Abel S.
Manny Lopez of Zu Galeria Fine Arts on Miami’s Calle Ocho has taken it upon himself to promote the literary arts in our city through a series of nights in which he dedicates his space … +
Romance in a Can Film Festival
By Abel S.
Haven’t we grown tired yet of paying $9.00 to see blockbuster after blockbuster of explosions, AK-47s, and end of days scenarios?
Jen Stark’s color-minded hands
By Cara Despain
There is something unavoidably charming and analog about Jen Stark’s work. The tactile, precise-yet-handmade quality of her paper sculptures and animations is something that feels somehow influenced, in part, by her visual generation.
Video Art. What does Miami see?
By Anne Tschida
While out walking a Second Saturday last March on NW 2nd Avenue in the middle of the street, I could see Marilyn Minter’s crazy-beautiful video on the back wall of David Castillo’s gallery.