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Last Thursday of every month from 5 – 8

Opening Reception Saturday April 10, 7 – 10

Selected works by: Fabian Burgos. Marta Chilindrón. Eduardo Costa. Danilo Dueñas. Eugenio Espinoza. Jaime Gili. Silvana Lacarra. Susana Lescano. Arthur Lescher. Adriana Minoliti. Karina Peisajovich. Pablo Siquier. Horacio Zabala.

works on paper by: Ines Bancalari. Ana Tiscornia

Wynwood Art Walk Reception Saturday April 10, 6 – 10

Now, at the height of his career, Algaze’s 152-page monograph titled Portfolio will be presented at the opening of this exhibition. After 40 years as a self taught photographer and having been exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide, Algaze is pleased to be showing these landscapes in Miami where they have never been shown before. Algaze was born in Cuba, but has called Miami home since 1960; his photographs of Latin America are a way for him to reconcile his exile from his native homeland. His images of Spanish speaking places evoke emotion and mystery through his use of light. The streets, bars, café’s and cathedrals are dreamlike and nostalgic, yet documentary in their depiction of daily life.

Wynwood Art Walk Reception Saturday April 10, 6 – 10

April – June 3
Don’t Call Me Pretty: Women in Art
Don’t Call Me Pretty: Women in Art also features works by: Belkys Ayon, Tania Bruguera, Ryder Cooley, Nora Correas, Maysey Craddock, Antonia Eiriz, Ana Fabry, Aimee Garcia, Elsa Mora, Sandra Ramos, Graciela Sacco, Carolina Sardi, and Lucia Warck-Meister; women of varying racial, cultural, and educational backgrounds.

Project Room: Gigi Leso
Panel Discussion: Saturday April 24, 2010 6 – 7 pm (immediately followed by opening reception)
Opening Reception: Saturday April 24, 2010 7 – 9 pm

“Neither for music, nor poetry, nor the plastic arts do they possess any real feeling or receptivity…Nor can one expect anything else from women if one considers that the most eminent heads of the entire sex have proved incapable of a truly great, genuine achievement in art.” -
Schopenhauer.“On Women”, 1852

Much has changed, as Pan American Art Projects intends to prove by presenting a selection of works by female artists from the gallery’s collection. The artists featured work in varying media, from painting, photography, and sculpture to mixed media, and video installations. The exhibition showcases the evolution of the female voice in the development of artistic agendas. The emphasis of the exhibit is not on feminism, but rather on the female approach to such themes as representation of the body, maternity, separation, liberation, and the environment.

Wynwood Art Walk Reception Saturday April 10, 7 – 10

Open Second Saturdays
& by appt.

Meet the Artist in his working studio
Saturday March.13., 7 – 9

Dale paints quiet, contemplative works which are a result of a deep rooted connection to the earth and the world around him. Each painting is an attempt to discover a sense of quiet, to create the ability to reflect and connect not only to our own world, but the deeper meaning that lies within.

Opening Night Reception in the presence of the artist
Saturday April 10, 7 – 11

He’s treasured for his sense of humor, especially when it comes to pricing his art! Likes include: keeping it real, letting it all hang out, doing his own thing and getting down! Dislikes include: gallery owners and art directors who favor artists whose work is “good”! My God, doesn’t “adequately groomed” count for anything anymore in this crazy, topsy-turvy world?!

Now… prepare to enter the wild world of “The World’s Grooviest Artist” himself, Mitch O’Connell!

Open day & night 24/7

Enjoy this spectacular Soto at Durban Segnini new open space in Wynwood. Soto was a Venezuelan artist (1923 – 2005). He was a sculptor and painter and is most famous for his op art and kinetic art works. Soto is particularly well known for his penetrables, interactive sculptures which consist of square arrays of thin, dangling tubes through which observers can walk. It has been said of Soto’s art that it is inseparable from the viewer; it can only stand completed in the illusion perceived by the mind as a result of observing the piece.

Durban-Segnini Gallery was founded in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1970 and in Miami, USA in 1992, by its present director and owner Mr. Cesar Segnini.

Durban-Segnini Gallery specializes in contemporary painting and sculpture, emphasizing in artists who have worked with abstract expressionism, geometric abstraction and kinetic art.Simultaneously, the Gallery strives to promote and diffuse new artistic values as well as the historical vanguards that have influenced those.

Venezuelan artist, Pepe López creates artwork using disposable objects to represent the significance of sustainability. He uses sensible geometrics to demonstrate the physicality and tangibility of objects. Lopez invites us to view his journey and perspective of globalization by playing with representations of commercial society.

Spanish artist, Andres Monteagudo’s drawings are linear representations of negative and positive space. His work consists of wires on canvas, which seemingly lead to a tension within space and geometric dimensions. Each line seems to escape the horizon defying the limits of the canvas, making them appear three-dimensional and endless.

Juan Iribarren’s vision is to join together the incongruity between atmosphere and geometry in painting. Originally from Venezuela, Iribarren’s work reflects the evolution of contemporary Latin American art. Focusing on diagonals of light and shadows that occur on an empty white wall, which he documents on canvas. By intentionally displaying the paintings diagonally from one another creates a new irregularly shaped format showing the tension of their geometry.

Kevin Hart | Line of Action
Project Room
In these pieces I am not trying to dazzle with brilliance, baffle anyone with long winded rhetoric, or generate dialogue via shock art. I just want to make work that can be enjoyed with no exclusions.

Tue – Fri : 11 – 6
Sat: 12 – 5
by appt anytime

Opening Reception Saturday April 10, 7 – 10

Artformz presents “RAPTURE”, a celebration of change and possibilities, as expressed by artists Natasha Duwin & Henning Haupt sharing an exciting capacity to express very complex ideas poetically.

Henning Haupt’s color-space paintings were completed, after relocating from Berlin to Fort Lauderdale in 2008. His work is informed by this transition to the subtropical climate combined with the troubling idea of how its wonders might transform under the current influence of ecological disaster. His series of paintings and drawings develop a lyrical theme celebrating the rapture of change.

Natasha Duwin’s work is an elaboration of ideas related to the female condition, using traditionally “feminine” techniques and non-traditional materials, such as metal and organic matter. The richness of the needlework does not call attention to itself, yet it manages to create a new environment, one of truly realized possibilities – rapture indeed!

Gallery Hours:
Tue. – Fri 11 – 3, by appt.

Wynwood Art Walk Reception Saturday April 10, 7 – 10

The works presented by Studio ++ (Fabio Ciavarella, B.1982; Umberto Daina, B.1979; Vincenzo Fiore, B.1981) concentrate on expression and experimentation, using new technologies to deal with themes pertaining to contemporary man.

Luca Pozzi (B.1983) bases his work on the relationship between the pictorial and physical dimension.

Francesca Pizzo (B.1981) presents a series of work mixing general and specific memory, religion and art. Pizzo shows a series of drawings Girotondobianco (2008), mixing general and specific memory, religion and art. In Erasing Amyloo (2010), Pizzo works on a series of poems written by men for women