February 15th, 2007A longtime favorite of the bohemian crowd, Española Way is a historic Spanish village located in the Art Deco District of South Beach, bounded by 14th and 15th Streets and Washington and Jefferson Avenues. With Mediterranean Revival buildings dating back to the 1920s, Española Way proves a colorful shopping and entertainment district designed to attract residents and visitors alike with its unusual shops, restaurants and art galleries. Stroll down this historic street and enjoy the Spanish Mediterranean Architecture, the original art hanging in the Art Center, the Pierre Marcel Gallery, the Market Company Store and he newest gallery, Star Gallery. For more information, please call: 786.586.4286
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Art as Knowledge (Again... +
Ramón Williams is an artist that shows little concern about boundaries. Formed as an art educator, his perception of art is undermined by a sense of integrality that allows him to move from one art … +
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Moving Image: Video, An... +
Alonso Art in Wynwood Art District opens the exhibition Moving Image: Video, Animation and Software Art, featuring works by Francis Acea, Alexandre Arrechea, Ramie Blatt and Claudio Castillo. Moving Image is a simple approach to … +
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Pulse Miami Invitationa... +
After a successful launch in 2005, Pulse Miami returns to the Wynwood District, running concurrently with Art Basel Miami Beach at 2700 NW 2nd Avenue at NW 27th Street in Wynwood Art District. During its … +
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Safety Box. A Project R... +
Safety Box is a project room created by Francis Acea, exhibited in association with PM Gallery owners Martin Parker and Gary Mercer. The exhibition examines critical representations of value in contemporary marketplace, establishing a parallel … +
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Miami Beach Dance Festival.
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