Four South Florida-based artists open their studios to the public for Miami Art Week as part of the Gallery...

“Bestial” is a word linked to animals but also a superlative for something remarkable, brutal, or...

Dále Zine presents “Break Glass in Case of Creative Crisis!”, a new exhibition by Gabino Azuela...

Nina Johnson presents “The Ghost in the Hallway”, an exhibition of mixed-media works by Estafania...

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, presents “The Garden of Forking Paths”, the first...

Locust Projects presents “Dialogue with the Primordial Sea” an immersive kinetic sound installation...

Antonia Wright explores emotion, control, and violence linked to societal power systems through video,...

Dimensions Variable (DV) presents “Stratified Gestures”, a group exhibition spanning all the gallery...

Spinello Projects presents “The Last Man”, the debut solo exhibition of Cuban-born artist...

Drawing inspiration from personal developments in her life—including the artist’s move from New York...

“Do You Remember? — Feeling, Queerness, Exile”is a continuation of Celin’s trajectory...

MAKING MIAMI is a love letter to Miami. A cultural juggernaut—shaped by community leaders, arts organisations,...

Gary Simmons: Public Enemy is the first comprehensive career survey of the work of multidisciplinary...

Locust Projects presents Poetics of Place, an architectural installation that creates a communal space...

“Ahmed Morsi in New York: Elegy of the Sea” brings together a number of paintings from 1983 to 2012...

The Bass Museum of Art presents The Conceptualists, an exhibition of new paintings by the Miami-based artist Hernan Bas.

The Rubell Museum in Miami presents Jared McGriff

Spinello Projects presents Back to Basics, the Miami gallery debut of Alexandre Diop, a Franco-Senegalese artist currently based in Vienna.

"Together, at the Same Time" is the new de la Cruz Collection's exhibition.

David Castillo presents The Floral Impulse, an exhibition of works by over 25 artists.

Locust Projects hosts "ule ole allez": the first solo show in Miami by Ronny Quevedo.

Nina Johnson presents "The Book", a solo exhibition by artist Raúl de Nieves in the Upstairs Gallery.

"The Bitter Years" presents nearly 100 photographs from the Farm Security Administration, a New Deal government-sponsored project which resulted in a collection of thousands of images that form a collective memory of life during the Great Depression.

After a significant donation of contemporary Cuban art to the Pérez Art Museum Miami in 2016, this exhibition highlights works acquired since 2017 as part of an ongoing investigation and interest in Cuban and Cuban diaspora art.