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Free Family Day: Discovering Design at The Wolfsonian, FIU
Saturday, August 1, 1–4pm Design nature-inspired creations with artist Kerry Phillips during a free family day!
After, explore flora and fauna through story time in the galleries or by touring the exhibition Women, Art, and Social Change with our gallery guide, Leaping through Newcomb. Free for kids and accompanying adults.
Artist Talk Tonight with Angel Delgado at Aluna Art Foundation
Tonight, Saturday, July 25th, 2015 at 8PM, The Aluna Art Foundation will have its Closing Reception of its exhibition “Revision” and Parrhesiastes: The Cutting Edge of Truth”, with an artist talk on the topic: “The performance in the work of Angel Delgado”
Andrés Michelena “Convergent Dialogues” at Saludarte Ideobox
Exploring Three-Dimensional Spaces, a Presentation by Carla Forte, Alex Taran, and Ronald Baez at Cannonball
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Abstraction and Constructivism: Continuity and Breakdown of Latin American Modernity at Durban Segnini Gallery
From July 10th through September 30th, 2015 Durban Segnini Gallery Miami will present a spectacular exhibition with 15 of the greatest masters of Latin American geometric abstraction, to celebrate the work it has carried out in the United States for more than two decades.
Very seldom do works and artists whose trajectories define to such an extent the history of contemporary Latin American art coincide in one single exhibition.
But this is the case with “Abstraction and Constructivism: Continuity and Breakdown of Latin American Modernity,” curated by the essayist and art critic Dennys Matos.
Among the 38 paintings, drawings, sculptures and object will be works never before exhibited obtained especially for this exhibition, together with others that have rarely been seen.
A unique opportunity, through a privileged selection of works, to become acquainted and to enjoy Latin American geometric abstraction as the most influential manifestation of 20th century Latin American art.
Artists included in the show are: Carmelo Arden Quin, Carlos Cruz- Diez, Jesús Soto, Mateo Manaure, Manolo Vellojín, Eduardo Ramírez Villamizar, César Paternosto, Carlos Rojas, Omar Rayo, Fernando De Szyszlo, Fanny Sanín, Julio Le Parc, Omar Carreño, Raúl Lozza and Gyula Kosice.
In addition to a bilingual English-Spanish catalog there will be a lecture at the gallery on July 14th on the occasion of the exhibition, with the participation of Dennys Matos, the curator of the exhibition; Tobias Ostrander, PAMM’s chief curator; Jorge Brioso, professor at Carleton College Minneapolis; and, Jorge Gutiérrez, art critic, curator and cultural promoter.
The Loneliest at On.Stage Black Box Theatre
Elements of Life at Lelia Mordoch Gallery
Summer Series Screening Tonight at Cinépolis, CocoWalk
The Miami short Film Festival present "MsFF SUMMER SERIES"
This special edition is a sneak peek to whet your appetite for some of the best shorts from all over the world to be screened at our main festival this coming November, 2015.
Wednesday June 24th 2015 @ 8pm Cinepolis CocoWalk 3015 Grand Ave, Miami, Florida 33133.
Glexis Novoa’s Emptiness, New Intervention & Exhibition at the Lowe Art Museum
Cities, like dreams, are made of desires and fears, even if the thread of their discourse is secret, their rules are absurd, their perspectives deceitful, and everything conceals something else. – Italo Calvino, Invisible Cities
Like Calvino’s imagined cities, artist Glexis Novoa’s oeuvreis an artful blend of emotion, ideology, and memory.
Born in Havana in 1964, Novoa was part of the first generation of Cuban artists to have grown up under the Castro regime; the so-called “80s Generation.”
His experiences during that time – which were marked by equal measures of hope and privation, desire and oppression – left an indelible mark on his art.
Novoa’s “Romantic Period” dates to the 1980s and is notable for its youthful idealism and relative freedom from technical strictures.
After this early phase, which was marked by a significant performative aspect, the artist entered what he later came to refer to as his “Practical Period,” with art that was influenced by greater introspection and philosophical reflection as well as increased ideological sophistication.
It was also during this time – the early 90s – that Novoa left Cuba to take up residence in Mexico, before ultimately settling in Miami in 1995.
While in Mexico, Novoa began incorporating architecture and urbanism into his expressive lexicon.
In particular, he started experimenting with hybridized cityscapes that combined recognizable iconic monuments together with structures of the artist’s own invention.
These works were finely executed in graphite on a range of supports, including – notably – slabs of travertine and pieces of drywall, which were often still in situ.
They also frequently incorporated clear one-point perspective and a strong horizon line.
Novoa will be building on these characteristics in his new intervention/exhibition – Emptiness (On view through October 1st, 2015) at the University of Miami’s Lowe Art Museum.
Lowe Art Museum 1301 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33124.
ARS MEMORIA, A Collection from MOCA’s Permanent Collection
A Selection from MOCA’s Permanent Collection
Opening Reception
Saturday, June 20, 2015
6-9PM
Free for members, $10 non-members
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This exhibition of ONE HUNDRED works from MOCA's permanent collection are conceived as modes of recollection and determination. These have been sites of appropriation, contestation, adoption and rejection that inscribe memory in their structures.
MOCA North Miami, 770 NE 125 Street, Miami, FL 33161
Charles Hollis Jones, a Pioneer of Acrylics at Michael Jon Gallery
An exhibition of new and classic pieces by the seminal Lucite designer.
Opening reception: Saturday, June 27, 6-9pm Exhibition on view: June 27 - August 8
255 NE 69 Street, Miami, FL.
Currently based in Burbank, CA, Jones pioneered the use of acrylics in design since the early sixties. At the start of his career, Jones’ designs shifted the interior aesthetics of Los Angeles by creating custom Lucite pieces for Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, Johnny Carson, and Tennessee Williams. Miami’s own Art Deco movement adopted the classic aesthetics of Los Angeles and, thus, the designs of Charles Hollis Jones.
Takeover Tour with Tori Arpad-Cotta at The Wolfsonian, FIU
On Thursday, June 18th , 2015 at 7 PM, take a glimpse into the world of pottery making with ceramicist and FIU professor Tori Arpad-Cotta as she illustrates facets of the process and production behind select ceramic objects in Women, Art, and Social Change: The Newcomb Pottery Enterprise. Space is limited, free with museum admission
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Exile Books at The Standard, Miami Beach
Join Jai-Alai Books Lecture & Talk for a presentation and open conversation with Executive Editor P. Scott Cunningham and Creative Director Seth Labenz who will present their philosophy about and process behind literary book-making, as part of EXILE Books's June takeover of The Standard lobby.
Jai-Alai Books Lecture & Talk Thursday, June 18, 7 p.m. FREE admission (BUT...parking at The Standard is valet-only - we recommend this public garage) The Standard Spa 40 Island Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139
m + v ART Collector’s Preview “Abstracting The Grid” Matiz + Laserna
m + v ART, 2750 NW 3rd Avenue, Suite 11, Miami, FL 33127
JOURNEYS: A Dialogue with Time, Recent Works by Florencio Gelabert
The MDC Museum of Art + Design cordially invites you to
The Director’s Preview of a new exhibition by Florencio Gelabert Wednesday, June 10, 2015 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. RSVP requested
MDC Museum of Art + Design The Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College 600 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, FL 33132
JOURNEYS: A Dialogue With Time is a new series of thought-provoking large-scale sculptures and installations by Cuban-born artist Florencio Gelabert. Gelabert arrived in Miami from Cuba in 1990 and belongs to the pivotal Post-Miami Generation artists. The eleven works were created entirely for this exhibition, Gelabert’s first solo show at the Museum.
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