My Art Guide Miami is a paper and digital issue dedicated to Art Basel fair and the art week in Miami Beach, available online and on iOS and Android app. This new edition has been developed thanks to an incredible editorial committee formed by Sarah Arison (President of the Arison Arts Foundation), Jennifer Roberts (CEO of Design Miami/) and Dennis Scholl (President and CEO of Art Center/ South Florida). The committee has been working to select the best and most interesting art spaces and exhibitions in town. Sarah Arison is President of the Arison Arts Foundation, a private grant-making organisation that supports emerging artists and the institutions that foster them. She was immersed... Read More

Claudia Malfitano: You’ve lived in many cities before settling in Miami. And each one has represented a particular experience, from a climatic and geographic point of view. Could you tell us more about this interesting aspect of your biography and... Read More

Mara Sartore: Last year you have been named president president and CEO of ArtCenter/South Florida. This was just after developer South Beach TriStar 800 bought the ArtCenter’s historic building at 800 Lincoln Road in a sale that provided the organization... Read More

Arthur Jafa’s work investigates the prevailing assumptions about race and identity through an interdisciplinary practice that combines film, installation, sculpture, and performance. His much-celebrated 2016 video “Love is the Message, the Message is Death” captures the powerful emotions that underlie the African American experience, past and present. Encompassing scenes of heightened beauty and humor, as well as instances of horrific violence, the work testifies to the immense cultural achievements of African Americans while alluding to the pain and suffering that black people have endured throughout this country’s history.

Taking its departure from a work by Louise Bourgeois in ICA Miami’s permanent collection – Untitled (2001) – this exhibition highlights a group of iconic sculptures made of clothing and fabric from the artist’s personal archive.

“Art With a View” presents Paola Pivi’s diverse and enigmatic practice. Her art is defined by ambitious and spectacular acts, which deliver unexpected and at the same time familiar scenarios, expressing freedom. Each work poses questions,... Read More

Parallels and Peripheries is the first exhibition of a namesake series of showcases aimed to investigate the practices of eight artists and how they are inspired by the contemporary social, political and personal narratives. The inaugural edition takes... Read More

The exhibition features new works by artist Carlos Betancourt; the occasion marks the first exhibition of the artist with the gallery and the first solo show in Miami after a long time. In the body of works exhibited, Betancourt explores the relation... Read More

New World School of the Arts‘ visual arts students and alumni present a collection of site-specific installations and performances addressing our culture’s relationship to food and the agrarian landscape. The works are organised in two different exhibitions in separated locations, lasting each one a day, on December 6 and 7, 2018. Diaspora: The Yard@CasaLin December 6, 9am – 10pm 55 NW 30 Street, Miami, FL Diaspora 2: The Kampong December 7, 10am – 1pm 4013 Douglas Rd, Miami, FL 

Fringe Projects is an experimental public art commissioning project helping artists to realise site-determined projects in public places; the project investigates downtown Miami’s less conventional spaces with context-specific interventions, installations,... Read More

The inaugural Faena Festival titled “This Is Not America” revolves around the role of Miami as a port welcoming migrants, refugees, and tourists from across the US and the Americas, and from countries throughout the world. Organised by Faena Art’s... Read More

The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) celebrates its 5th Annual GMCVB Art of Black Miami initiatives, a marketing platform and destination driver that showcases the diversity of the visual arts locally, nationally and internationally,... Read More

The 13th edition of Miami New Media Festival takes place from October 2 to January 15, 2018, travelling around seven different cities, namely Miami, Aruba, Bogotá, Caracas, Rome, Santo Domingo, and Valencia, to showcase cutting edge art by 70 artists... Read More