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Waltman Ortega Fine Art presents “Territories of Beyond”, a group exhibition comprised of recent works by Ayline Olukman, Eric Roux-Fontaine, and Joe Segal. The paintings by Roux-Fontaine, the mixed-media works by Olukman, and sculptures by Segal, created a dialogue that invites the viewer to reflect on the passage of time and to think why we are here, and what lays ahead; as … +

The solo performance The Wong Street Journal with Kristina Wong and directed by Emily Mendelsohn, is part psychedelic TED Talk, part hip-hop extravaganza, and part travelogue. Wong weaves a self- skewering personal narrative with a laugh-out-loud interrogation of America’s legacy on the rest of the world. Wong’s performances have been toured nationally and internationally. She was awarded the Creative Capital Award in … +

The Bakehouse Art Complex on its 30th year presents the show “Older than Jesus”. Focused on artists which are at least 34 years old. The exhibition aims to present Generation X,Y and Z’s views as still valid. This show follows “Younger Than Jesus,” the first edition of “The Generational,” the New Museum’s new signature triennial where fifty artists from twenty-five countries were … +

Dina Mitrani Gallery presents Amazogramas by Roberto Huarcaya, an installation of two 30 meter long photograms. During a period of over two years, Huarcaya travelled to the Bahuaja Sonene National Park in southeastern Peru, to capture the lush diversity and enormity of this living environment. Three 30-meter scrolls were placed throughout the Amazon forest using only the passage of time and light, … +

From her early paintings to her contemporary sculptural installations, Marta Chilindron -born in Buenos Aires and stablished in New York since 1969- has always created art which explores perspectival, temporal and spatial relationships. In the 1990s, the artist began experimenting with furniture forms, altering their shape to reflect her point of view in relation to the physical space. From these works emerged … +

The exhibition presents the work of the Danish artists: Siri Reinke Gindesgaard, Jacob Brostrup and Camilla West. Siri Reinke Gindesgaard’s style is simple and immediately graphic with light strokes, colors, details, and structures, almost transparent. Brostrup’s work is easily recognizable because he overlays various urban and nature perspectives on the canvas. He does this by working with photography first using double exposures … +

Fredric Snitzer Gallery exhibits works of Carlos Alfonzo from the Juan Loumiet Collection. Born in Havana, Cuba, in 1950. Alfonzo came to Miami in 1980 during the Mariel boat lift and lived and worked in this city until his death in 1991. Considered as a Cuban Master this exhibition holds a group of his pieces. He exhibited largely in Cuba, including the … +

Trans-visual Express by artist Eduardo Capilla shows part of his project Nocion, that started back in 1982. This time the artist is introducing a book documenting the research related to the project. Showing The history and some of the actions, happenings and exhibitions that have been taking place since 1984; to understand them as a substantial contribution to the visual language. Intertextuality. … +

In Daniel Callori’s new paintings, a struggle is taking place. His plasmatic shapes threaten to burst their limits and bleed out. His colors are so luminescent, they seem poised to escape the canvas and bathe the environment, overwhelming our eyes. Callori maintains the equilibrium, but just barely. He still lets us sense the excitement and the vitality of the act of painting, … +

“The devil is in the details” is an exhibition curated by Jesus Fuenmayor. The show aims to point towards those details in an artwork that unexpectedly allow viewers to comprehend the work, that so called “Punctum”by Roland Barthes. The artists selected for this exhibition have turned to the representation of history not just as material itself but also as means by which … +

Dina Mitrani Gallery is pleased to present Universus, Tatiana Parcero’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. Tatiana Parcero is a photo and video based artist whose imagery continuously delineates themes of ritual, religion, and the intricate traditions of various cultures. In her most recent body of work, Universus, Parcero poetically depicts these themes with imagery that is superimposed on to the image … +

Miami Light Project proudly starts its season with iRESI by Carlos Averhoff Jr, at The Light Box Goldman Warehouse. The Latin Grammy nominated Cuban tenor saxophonist and contemporary Afro-Cuban Jazz composer will debut as a leader. With an especially unique approach, Carlos masterfully weaves his hard hitting jazz compositions with the rhythms of his native Cuba. Havana native Carlos Averhoff Jr began … +

Gallery Diet is pleased to present Ultraviolet, a two-person exhibition of new works by Alina Tenser and Nathlie Provosty. Ultraviolet light exists just beyond the spectrum visible to the human eye, taking this as a metaphor, both artists deal with how non-visual forces underliey and enhance their highly -visual work. Using dark blues, bright whites, and occasionally high-key colors, Provosty straddles the … +

“Drawings” is a solo exhibition of works by Cesar Santos. The exhibition presents Santos’ recent oil and mixed media paintings, drawings and sculptural work. A riff from his typically traditional style and classically technical approach, in this body of work Cesar Santos adds the child-like drawings that reveal a more nuanced, subconscious rendering of his subjects. The contrast between Santos’ controlled portraits … +

Diana Lowenstein Gallery presents Angela Glajcar’ White Glass exhibition and Perception by Dirk Salz, both on view through November 7th, 2015. In this occasion Jaime DeSimone, assistant curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville, will discuss Angela Glajcar’s exhibition. This same night the artist Dirk Salz will introduce the body of work presented in his first solo show with the … +

Bordeline, the first solo exhibition of Luis Romero at Alejandra von Hartz Gallery, brings together his most recent body work that focuses on the representation of two different topics -one structural and other emotional- from which the curatorial proposal is built. Romero re-vindicates the language of abstraction to express the contradictions of individual experience. Luis Romero (Caracas, 1967) began exhibiting in the … +

The Collabo show is now in it’s 5th incarnation spanning over a decade and has become the closest thing Miami has to a biennial. This year the show will be hosted by the Bakehouse Art Complex, which has entered it’s 30th year supporting Miami artists. Dwelling Projects and Espacio 20/20 are proud to present at material over materials. The exhibition is presented … +

Curated by Luis Valle, Brisky Gallery´s Director, this exhibition will showcase a diverse 2D, 3D and multi-media approach on the concepts of bodies, forms, motions and waves in art. Including over 30 works of sculpture, drawings, painting, installation and mixed media from twelve different artists. Tatiana Blanco, Claudio Castillo, Maria Lankina, Werner Lehman, Eric Cloutier, Alissa Christine, Jeff Dekal, Ray Mantella, Sri … +

Kurt Cobain, legendary lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of Nirvana, “the flagship band of Generation X,” remains an object of reverence and fascination for music fans around the world. His story is told for the first time in a fully authorized feature documentary, Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck. Directed by Brett Morgen. The first documentary to be made with the cooperation of … +

YES WE CAN presents the French artist Claude Charlier’ Series Pop World Project. This Series of Paintings includes soda cans, cigarette packs, and vintage lunch boxes that the artist had collected for years, now turned into hyperrealistic canvases. White Porch Gallery 2727 NW 2nd Avenue Miami FL 33127 508.246.3013 www.whiteporch.com

Bananas brings together the work of Tanya Aguiniga, Fay Ray, Chloe Seibert, Emmett Moore and George Woodman. These distinctly different practices each with their own intentionality come together to delight in a perverse tropical utopia. The works in the show speak a language particular to the heat of the mid-summer months. For decades, George Woodman has been exploring dimensionality, color and negative … +