Art Galleries

Sept 15 through Oct 2011. Committed to bringing Italian art to the U.S., Galleria Ca’ d’ Oro will highlight Camilla Ancilotto’s Original Sin sculpture and other art works this September.

From Sept 3 through Oct 15, 2011. Leon Ferrari is one of the most dynamic Contemporary Argentinean artists, with a long and prolific career. Still today he continues making art without losing the freshness and the energetic vibe that characterized his early pieces.

Sept 10 through Oct 8, 2011. Arevalo Gallery present its first annual photography exhibit titled “Insight”, a group show featuring a select number of works from Latin American Modern masters, preeminent contemporary and two emerging Miami based photographers.         

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The evolutionary process behind the Wynwood art district is a defining and ongoing one. Since the neighborhood formed, it has been an epicenter for Miami’s progressive, innovative artistic community, thanks, in large part, to the dynamic galleries that compose it. Of these, one of the most recent to emerge is Maor Gallery.

From Jun 24 through Aug 20, 2011. Charest Weinberg is pleased to present, Contact, an exhibition of new works by New York City based artist, Sheree Hovsepian. This will be the first solo exhibition for the artist with Charest-Weinberg.

From Jul 16 through Aug 28, 2011. Ana Albertina Delgado engages in visual research focusing on the primary objectives of a woman’s history interconnecting different life stages and levels of social and cultural status. She chooses to present these sequences,

From Jun 10 through Jul 9, 2011. Noise Field examines the field of consciousness where language patters begin to form of where, conversely, they dissolve into nonsense. In this in-between place, language has an unsettling vertigo effect. Dreamlike logic rules and nightmare characters are born.

Liliane Eberle’s Universal Melancholy and Julio Neri’s Super 8. From Jun 11 through Nov 8, 2011. In her second solo show in Miami, titled “Universal Melancholy”, the Swiss photographer Liliane Eberle presents her most recent work. In this new exhibition, she has focused on the visual documentation on her trips to Tunisia, Morocco, Bali, Cuba and Cameroon.

Summer 2011. KaBe Contemporary is currently presenting Post-kinetic: Conceptualism and Geometry in Venezuela. This exhibition showcases a selection of works by Venezuelan artists whose styles emerge after the acclaimed 1960’s and 70’s kinetic art movement in Venezuela.

From May 20 through Jul 23, 2011. Mayami Son Machín is an exhibition which aims to explore common preconceptions about Latin American identity as seen through a fantasized place called Mayami, a city cloaked in a mystic

From Jun 10 through Jul 11, 2011. Kurt Schwitters’ profound impact on art history is rarely given just recognition. A pioneering artist in the spheres of collage, sculpture, architecture and installation, Schwitters was an innovator; he set the tone for the avant-garde. At a young age in war torn Germany, Schwitters stylistically evolved through genres such as Expressionism, Dada, Constructivism, and European … +

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Through Jun 25, 2011. David Castillo Gallery presents Sum of the Parts, new work by gallery artists Kate Gilmore, Quisqueya Henriquez, Susan Lee-Chun, Jillian Mayer, and Xaviera Simmons. The cognitive science of sight moves these artists to tell meta-narratives. Pollyanna, the heroine of Eleanor H. Porter’s classic of children’s literature, realized the magnitude of human complexity by observing a prism’s refracted colors.

From May 14 through Jun 4, 2011. Mark Messersmith’s works are complex paintings of the Florida landscape. They are narratives that tell the story of destructive human intrusion upon the Eden-like serenity and beauty of Florida’s natural ecosystem. These works are not a specific place in Florida, but rather they are everywhere in Florida and beyond. The landscapes Messersmith paints still exist … +

From May 27 through Jul 30, 2011. “Uprooted/Transmigrations” is the descriptive title of the exhibition that Pan American Art Projects will present in Miami from May 24 to July 23 2011. The exhibition has at its core several pieces from Pan American’s extensive collection, complemented by pieces specifically created by some of the artists for this project.

Through Jun 9, 2011. Abba Fine Art is currently showcasing Debra Holt’s new images from a recent photo trip to the Hawaiian Islands. Holt’s keenness for the earth’s natural elements and its atmospheric changes bears out in these meditative portrayals of naturally occurring phenomena – phenomena we take for granted, but appreciate anew when our attention is directed at once into and … +

Through May 23, 2011. Naomi Fisher captures her compelling images in a variety of media. Fisher trained as a painter, and she remains dedicated to the practice, making plein-air watercolors and sketches of, among other subjects, landscapes, plants and birds. She is just as adept at realizing figures and dream imagery in her studio paintings.

From May 7 through Jun 12, 2011. Carol Jazzar Contemporary Art presents A Ringing in the Ears, Brooklyn artist Chris Fennell’s first solo exhibit in Miami, Florida. Fennell creates mixed media collages whose organic and geometric patterns reference nature, culture, mathematics, architecture, and psychedelic states of consciousness.

One year ago, French gallerist Bernard Marcowicz opened an art gallery in the Design District. The resulting 1,000 square-foot Markowicz Fine Arts has, since then, become a focal point for new and engaging work in a neighborhood epitomized by its conglomeration of galleries and high-end boutique design shops.

There is a new gallery in the Wynwood Art District. Like many businesses in the area, the exterior is unassuming, merely hinting at what it contains. Walk inside and it becomes clear that something dynamic is happening; something that deepens the well of art in the neighborhood and broadens its breadth and variety.