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Extraordinary Jurors as for GREED: Silvia Karman Cubiñá, Executive Director and Chief Curator of the Bass Museum of Art;for LUST: Brian Dursum, Executive Director and Curator, Lowe Art Museum; for ENVY: Jeremy Chestler, Executive Director, Art Center of South Florida; for GLUTTONY: Bonnie Clearwater,Executive Director & Chief Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miam; : for WRATH: Carol Damian, Professor + Director and Chief Curator, Frost Art Museum, among others.

¡SIN! is a national juried exhibition of original work inspired by a traditional concept of human transgressions: Lust, envy, gluttony, sloth, greed, wrath and pride Submissions must be postmarked by October 1st. Call 305 576 2828.

June
Opening Reception Friday June 11, 7 – 10
The Ceramic League of Miami.
60th Member’s Exhibition

July
Opening Reception Friday July 9, 7 – 1-
Water
Audrey Love Gallery
An all Bakehouse Artists Show Celebrating the Element of Water

August
Opening Reception Friday August 13, 7 – 10
Books
Swenson Gallery
A Collection of Art Books, Sketch Books and Sketches
An all Bakehouse Artists Show

Opening Reception Saturday June 12, 7 – 10

Billy Corben (Cocaine Cowboys, The U), Alex Nahon (2 Days in Paris), and Somy Ali (American Masala, Muktaran Mai). Films.

Marie Komphavong , Adrian De Brasi, Mariano Costa Peuser, Alex Guofeng Cao and Angela Lergo. Photographs.

Short films will be on view throughout the exhibition.

After a successful 5 years on art market under the name of ArtRouge, The Gallery is proud to announce its new name KAVACHNINA CONTEMPORARY, starting from May 27, 2010. Director-curator and owner of Kavachnina Contemporary , Gala Kvachnina is a 20 years experienced art dealer with vision and insight into the art market, who strongly believes that a dealer in today’s artworld has a great responsibility to help people learn how to look and feel art, and not be intimidated by new art forms.

Gallery Walk Reception Saturday June 12, 7 – 10

“No interpretation needed here, everything is black and white and moves in line or blots. These ink drawings scavenge the tripes and guts of the formal vs. the philosophical. One can begin to see the connections between the need to decorate the world around and the recreation of a world, the private milieu of the artist. Landet is taking the strides, leaving us wondering whether just a little bit of sameness can produce a whole wave of change in the species.” – José Springer for FlashArt.

Meet the Artist
Gallery Night Reception
Sat May 8, 7 – 10

“Bottero is … a poet painter, that is, a painter who uses the medium to convey the poetry of his emotions …” Donald Kuspit

Today Bottero works in his studios in the Wynwood Arts District of Miami and in Buenos Aires. Bottero graduated from the National School of Fine Arts, Buenos Aires. He earned his Master’s Degree at the Academia Italiana di Belle Arti, Lucca, Italy. From 1986 to 1990 Bottero resided and worked in Paris. Since 1990 he has lived and worked in New York. Bottero’s work has been shown throughout the world. His paintings are featured in the corporate collections of Citibank, Xerox, Avon, Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan Chase Bank.

The focal point of the Madí movement was a break within the figurative tradition. Some of the most original innovations of this movement were the concepts of invention as an aesthetic artistic method and the irregular or trimmed frame. The leimotiv od the Madí was to break the representation line in art in favor of the idea of presenting the work of art as an object itself, showing its own elements without any further reference to reality.

Cano is internationally recognized for his skill in combining found objects sculpture with performance art.  Each year since 1998 Cano has been commissioned to stage new productions featuring his imaginative marionette found object sculptures at the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami.  He has also just completed a 30 year retrospective exhibition at the Bakehouse Art Complex in Wynwood, entitled Found Object, Found Love. Concurrently Kelley Roy is delighted to announce that Mr. Cano has accepted our commission to create a special portrait marionette of “Lady Gaga.”

Ongoing
Tom Seghi – Still Life

Segui is one of America’s most prominent painters specializing in recurring subjective shapes.

August – September
Mike Tesch. Word Art

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Gallery Night Reception Saturday June 12, 7 – 10

In a society where sexual liberation often has a tongue-in-cheek political innuendo, Sticky & Sweet examines sexuality as a means for personal identity through both self-expression and social labeling

July
Opening Reception Saturday July 10, 7 – 10

Until September 1st.
The Passing
Jovan Villalba. Catalina Jaramillo. Richard Herzog.
Sculptures, Installations and Paintings

The Passing as the fleeting of time, of new seasons and new beginnings represents a rebirth. This resurgence is only accomplish with the understanding of life, its meaning and its hardships

Tue – Fri: 11 – 5
and by appt.

Opening Reception Saturday June 12, 7 – 10

Inspired by the screeching-metal sounds of a salvage yard, San Antonio sculptor George Schroeder transforms the bangs and crashes into rough and tumble sculptures exhibiting in “Steel Redemption”.

Schroeder explains: “Working in the salvage yard is really loud,so you think about the noise,which generates all kinds of random images. My intention for this series was to create abstract forms derived from variety of sound experiences”.

In his studio he has restored old metal-working machinery salvaged from various factories. Working with sheared or cut steel beams,Schroeder bends and Shapes them until the metal almost seems like a living thing. Curving in and out or appearing to fly off into space. Heavy marks and crude connections reflect the rough details of hand-forged metal.

July – August
Five Sculptures. John Henry and George Schroeder among them.

Saturday June 12 / 2010 @ 8pm.
Free Admission.
Suggested donation $10

FANGORIA This musical duo is formed by two iconic figures of Spanish pop culture: Nacho Canut and Alaska. Both part of the iconoclastic cultural phenomenon of La movida madrileña they are now one of the most known disco bands in the Spanish panorama. R. PAUER a.k.a Toto González, is a promoter of the new Latin music and World sounds. A musician, producer and director of Fabrikalink.com

CCEMiami presents at the Awarehouse: Mira que lindas! A visual journey through the design of record covers in Latin America.

This show, created and coordinated by Zona de Obras, the company responsible for many of the album covers by master Andrés Calamaro, as well as a long list of Latin American recording artists, is a tribute to the record itself and to the condition of being listened to, observed and felt. The show proposes a visual journey throughout Latin American graphic design exploring the covers of 519 historic contemporary rock albums. It’s a visual adventure far away from charts and ranks. Music to contemplate, full of colors and suggestive surprises that prove that graphic design is in great health in that region. Visual music composed by many generations of designers, photographers and illustrators that are key players on the “Rock in Spanish” concert. For more information CCEMiamiwww.ccemiami.org or 305.4489677.

On Saturday June 19, 8
CLOROFILA (NORTEC) AND XPERIMENTO

Opening Reception Saturday June 12, 7 – 10

In the Covini’s words: “In my first embroidered work I produced logos and emblems which look like company logos but show phrases like: “no chance for salary increase”, “I am laid off”, “unemployed” etc.”.

Ongoing
Sabrina Montiel-Soto, Soul Without Face.
Multi media
Lyndale Pettus, Light. Photography

July
Opening Reception Saturday July 10, 7 – 10

Troy Simmons. Impact  (Main Space)
Manuela Covini  (White room)

Sculptor Troy Simmons’s IMPACT a series based on the harshness of human existence and the beauty taken from nature. A relationship overcomes with strife, yet yielding forgiveness by the balance for coexistence. Coveting space, in a tantalizing expression told through the eyes of a sculptor.

Opening Reception Saturday August 14, 7 – 10
Anne Brunet   (White room)
Troy Simmons (Main Space)

Goncalo Ivo, Alessandro Jordao, Fatima Junqueira, Aldemir Martins, Umberto Nigi, Marco Figueiredo, Lu DePaula, Gabriel Nehemy, Manuel Telo and Dina de Oliveira

The acclaimed French artist Alain Godon has a collection of BildoReliefo pieces on exhibit at the godonAmerica gallery. BildoReliefo is an exclusive technique Godon invented that combines the classic form of oil on canvas with 21st Century digital technology. The finished pieces are inspired by his original oil paintings that have been transformed with new colors and deep shadows creating dramatic three-dimensional effects. Cleverly integrated within most of his pieces are humorous caricatures of his wife, his dogs and the artist himself. On exhibit are BildoReliefos from the London, New York and Paris series.

Rosamary Berrios-Hernandez. Chantal James. Inés Amado. Fulana. Monique Diaz. Maria Lino. Aurora Molina. Tulu Bayar. Aleli Egües. Maryann De Leo & Christophe Bisson. Jorge Rojas. Cristina Molina. Beatrice Glow. José Balado Diaz –Director of DOCUPERU

Patricia Roldán Curator

Exodus examines video as a canvas for dialogue, its influence of world events and popular culture, and the migration that artists can have on society. Each video is exposed continuously and concurrently on separate monitors and walls, engaging viewers time and space tointeract and absorb, as they experience the dialogue of visual effects and aesthetics. This plataform allows each work to be experienced as its own conversation.

101/exhibit is a unique space dedicated to exhibiting exceptional fine and decorative art and design. Located in the heart of Miami’s Design District, 101/exhibit provides a dynamic program unrestricted by era, locale, or convention.

In August the gallery will be closed but could be open by appt.