Atlas Miami: Place Markers
While Ugo Rondinone's flourescent multicolored stone stack reinforces Miami's bright-skyscraper ethos, works by Beverly Buchanan, Onajide Shabaka, and César Trasobares more thoughtfully represent the…
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Atlas Miami: Flotsam from the Future
All the maps tracking the virus, marking off neighborhoods and threatened areas, are also a reminder that Miami is a series of geographies, a compendium of zones that seem to flourish independently…
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Miami’s Gallery Diet Renames Itself Nina Johnson, Announces Upcoming Show of Paintings by Seth Cameron
Late last year, Miami-based Gallery Diet moved from Wynwood to larger premises in Little Haiti. Since then, the gallery has held a Nicolas Lobo solo exhibition and given the 93-year-old artist…
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CDC Releases Zika Travel Advisory for Miami’s Wynwood District, an Arts Hub
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday released a Zika advisory for the Wynwood area of Miami, which is home to a number of prominent cultural institutions, saying that…
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John Miller
John Miller (b. 1954) is a quintessential 1990s artist. The ’90s aesthetic might be described as cerebralism disguised as effortlessness—pastiche-riddled fashion, indie culture occupying a space betwe…
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“Poetics of Relation”
The title of this exhibition pays homage to the 1997 book of the same name by Caribbean philosopher Édouard Glissant (1928-2011). Co-curators Tobias Ostrander and Tumelo Mosaka mobilized Glissant’s id…
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‘Roberto Gómez: What Happens When Nothing Happens’ at Locust Projects
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday. Today’s show: “Roberto Gómez: What Happens When Nothing Happens” is currently on view at Locust Projects…
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Art Basel Miami Beach Reveals 2014 Exhibitors
The fees galleries pay for booths range from $10,000 to as much as $107,000.
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MoCA Leaves North Miami, Becomes Institute of Contemporary Art
In a statement released today, Irma Braman and Ray Ellen Yarkin, co-chairs of the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami board, announced that MoCA staff is leaving their city-owned home of almost…
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