ART CIRCUITS CALENDAR

Art talk with gallery owner Gary Nader and Lorenzo Vigas, president of the Oswaldo Vigas Foundation, (also an accomplished film director, winner of the 2015 Venice International Film Festival Golden Lion for Best Picture). Talk at 6 pm, Cocktail Reception of Soto to Vigas tr 7 pm.

Wednesday, May 29th; 6:30-8:30pm; Coral Gables Museum

Join the Gables Museum for the Last Wednesday Lecture Series, in which Faheem Muhajid will be leading a discussion on health of the body and mind. Muhajid is a Speaker, Master Trainer;  Integrative Health, Mindset & Performance Coach, and Meditation Teacher, and will be talking about exercise science and de stress for a better lifestyle.

Thursday, May 30th; 6-6:30pm; PAMM

Join PAMM for a talk with with local French mixed media artist Carol Jazzar, whose work resides in the museum. Jazzar will lead a short tour and discussion of her work, process and the themes of introspection behind her art. This series continues on the last Thursday of every month.

Screening of Blue, a short film by RPM Projects (Rhonda Mitrani + Patricia Scholl Gutierrez + Marina Font)followed by a conversation with the artists. Dot Fiftyone is a guest gallery at Faena Hotel (3400 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, F. 33139).

Friday, May 31st; All Day; PAMM

Today is the last day of the PAMM Membership Special! Throughout the whole month of May, the museum will be offering 15% annual membership which includes free admission, discounts on special events, Verde, and the gift shop, and access to exclusive pop-up lounges and great fun. Give the gift of art with code MAMA2019 and make sure to join with the link above!Those who purchase a gift membership will be entered in a raffle to win an invitation for two to an an artist dinner celebrating the opening of The Other Side of Now: Foresight in Contemporary Caribbean Art this July.

Saturday, June 1st; 4pm; The Ice Palace

Join the students of Design and Architecture Senior High at the Ice Palace in Miami Fashion Week for their debut in a professional fashion show. This show is completely student-run and coordinated and presents innovative designs that reflect upon the style of this new generation.

June 1 – 30: Miami-Dade County Art Teachers show Nocturnal Views at the Gallery of CCAF at 3390 St, entrance by Grand Ave. Participating: Angelica Belin, Camilo Caceres, Peggy Falagan, Susan Feliciano, Rosemary Fineberg, Marlene Kohn, Eduardo Lacayo, Maria Lantigua, Catherine Longueira, Ramon Lopez, Linda Mangual, Katherine Martinez, Rose Miller, Maria Moreno, Lisa Oberlander, Gerald Obregon, Julie Orsini Shakher, Carmella Popiel, Cathi Rivera, Mirena Suarez, Marilyn Traeger, Donna Underwood, Maitejosune Urrechaga, and Marlon Zuniga. Opening Reception Saturday, June 1st, 6 – 9. Free and Open to the Public.

Monday, June 3rd; 10-6 pm; Perez Art Museum Miami

Start the week off with a pleasant day of museum-going at the PAMM or the Wolfsonian. Museums are typically known for being closed on Mondays worldwide, but in Miami, there is something to do every day of the week. See the modern and contemporary art that lies within the halls of PAMM, or see the design marvels in the Wolfonian, both have remarkable collections that don’t disappoint.

Tuesday, June 4th; 6-8pm; Adrienne Arsht Center

Join the Arsht Center for Summer Shorts, a series of ten minute comedies, dramas, plays and mini-musicals in an all-inclusive adventure for theater lovers. This special will only be available for the summer, so make sure to check out their opening night production.

Thursday, May 6th; 4-8pm; NSU Art Museum

Schools out for the summer and today, visitors of all ages can join the NSU Art Museum for free admission, a storytelling and book signing for kids by Tamara B. Rodriguez: Hair to the Queen, a Guest Lecture Series with cancer research scientists, happy hour drink specials, light bites and hands-on projects, This months activities will revolve around Pride Month, taking an in-depth look into Andy Warhol’s Ladies and Gentlemen series (1975). Adults will also get to join from 6-8pm for the museums Art and Food Series “Rose All Day”, with entertainment by guest drag queen Misty Eyez.

Featuring Local Artists:  Christopher Carter,  Kandy Lopez-Moreno, Duwane Coates,  Sharon Norwood, Onajide Shabaka, Rhea Leonard, Adler Guerrier,  Asser Saint Val,  Morel Doucet, T.Elliot Mansa. This ishow is presented by Miami Museum of Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora and Organized by Curator Donnamarie Baptiste at the Ward Rooming House in Overtown. On view until June 27.

Thursday, June 6th; 6pm; NSU Art Museum

Join the NSU Art Museum for a panel discussion with cancer research scientists in “A Quest for a Cure”, a conversation and Q & A session in conjunction with Stitch by Stitch: The AutoNation DRV PNK Quilt
Collection.

Thursday, June 6th; 6-8pm; MOAD @ MDC

Join MOAD for Soul City, a 20 minute film which documents racism, social issues, urban development, political turmoil, and tolerance in the 970s, when a group of civil rights activists and city slickers who attempt to build a multiracial utopia in the heart of Klan Country, North Carolina. Also screening will be Paolo Soleri: Citizen of the Planet, a 50-minute film about the architect, dreamer, and philosopher, whose utopian ideology was to build mega-structured cities a hundred times the size of the Empire State Building.

(June 6 – July 20) Lush Green Tropical Jungle curated by Veronica From. Group show featuring Florida-based artists Brooks Dierdorff, Gonzalo Fuenmayor, Anastasia Samoylova and Magnus Sodamin. Opening Reception on Thursday, June 6, 7 – 10 pm.

Thursday, June 6-7th; 10:30-12pm; ICA Miami

Join ICA and the design district for the “The Distance is Nowhere”, a performance piece by Paul Maheke and Sophie Mallet, artist and film maker. This performance emphasized information and knowledge, and sociopolitical and historical concerns while using the body and water as a medium for exploration.

Thursday, June 6th; 7-9pm: Coral Gables Museum

Join the Gables Museum in a powerful exhibition documenting the lives and journeys of formerly incarcerated women, phothtaohed by 20 nationally renowned photographers. This exhibition shows the truth that these women rarely get to tell, and shows the hardship of the reintegration process while also portraying their womanhood with strength and beauty.

June 7th is First Friday Night in Coral Gables, free admission at the Museum. Opening for exhibitions: America Weaves, curated by Adriana Herrera (on view until Nov.10) , The Art of Compassion, curated by Starr Sariego (on view until Sept.23), and Krome Avenue: Paintings by Andres Cabrera (on view until Sept. 4), 16 works from traveling down the avenue.

Gallery Reception for Paula Weiszkopf exhibition Colorful Paradise on Friday, June 7, 6 – 8 pm. The gallery is located in the 2nd Floor of the Main Library of St. Thomas University.  Exhibit on view until August 9.

Friday, June 7th; 6-10pm; ICA Miami

Join ICA for their first Friday social event in which visitors can stay at the museum until 10pm, and enjoy the district district air. The museum will be displaying public art installations by Sol LeWitt, Yona Friedman, Urs Fischer, and Buckminster Fuller. This month will also feature a free performance series produced by 19-time Grammy Award-Winning Producer Emilio Estefan in collaboration with the Miami Symphony Orchestra.

Friday, June 7th; 6-10pm; Coral Gables Museum

Enjoy a night of fun with the Coral Gables Museum as they celebrate their monthly “Gallery Night Live” celebration in Miami. The museum will be premiering some new exhibitions such as The Caribbee Club: Krome Avenue; Paintings by Andres Cabrera at the Frank Lynn Gallery; America Weaves, at the Fewell Gallery; and The Art of Compassion in Gallery 109 and Abraham Enjoy these new exhibitions while also enjoying live music, a bar, and light bites. This event is free and open to the public.

Personify: features sculptures, marionettes and installations by renowned South Florida artists Pablo Cano, Bernadette Despujols, Jim Hammond, Aurora Molina, Ernesto Oroza, Jeanne Jaffe, and Gili Avissar. A work by Jacolby Satterwhite will be exhibited, courtesy of artist Pepe Mar.On view until August 18.

Friday, June 7th; 7-10pm; Coral Gables Museum

Join the Gables Museum for the third edition of the Portfolio Review Series, in which the renowned artists of a museum or gallery co,e individually to share their sketchbooks, sketchbooks, ideas and materials that may not be on show during an exhibition. This portfolio review series allows visitors to interact directly with the artists and see their processed more directly. This month features artists from the Bakehouse Art Complex.

Saturday, June 8th; 9am-1pm; Coral Gables Museum

Join the Coral Gables Museum for Worldwide Knit and Public and knit with two renowned textile artists Aurora Molina and Evelyn Politzer. Join these fiber enthusiasts for this special event in the museum in conjunction with “America Weaves” a new exhibition which gathers twenty five fiber artists in the US and explores their under-appreciated work.

Saturday, JUne 8th; 2:30-3:30pm; NSU Art Museum

Happy Pride! Join the NSU Museum for workshops and discussions about the LGBTQ+ community as we move towards a world that is more positive, tolerant and accepting. This month, Dr. Charlene Désir, professor at Nova Southeastern University, will be giving a lecture on the LGBTQ+ communities in both the Caribbean and the African American culture, discussing how spiritual conceptualizations and social realities may them.

Artist conversation and exhibition opening for two new exhibitions, Cut: Abstraction in the United States from the 1970s to the Present and Spheres of Meaning: An Exhibition of Artists’ Books.Saturdau, June 8, 3 – 7 pm. Free and Open to the Public.

Saturday, June 8th; 6-8pm; NSU Art Museum

Join the NSU to explore your creative side, with adult workshops for mental clarity and relaxation at the end of the busy week. This months session is inspired by “Earth Artists”, such as Ana Mendieta and Andy Goldsworthy, and visitors will study their work to then create their own ephemeral mandalas and designs using materials from nature.

Join Dot Fiftyone, Emerson Dorsch, Fabien Castanier Gallery, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Pan American Art Projects, Spinello Projects, The Bonnier Gallery, and Tile Blush on Sunday, June 9, 2019, from 11 am – 3 pm for an experience of gastronomic and creative nourishment.

Sunday, June 9th; 2-4pm; NSU Art Museum

Join the NSU Art Museum for the Work Creatively series, showcasing industries and business that are challenging the traditional business model by incorporating creativity, innovation and art into their practice. There will be a one hour talk with local entrepreneurs including Doug McCraw, Founder of FATVillage, Joshua Miller, CEO of C&I Studios, and Patricia Kneski, Managing Director at General Provision, as well as mingling with complimentary wine, and a private tour of the FAR Gallery’s Ripped from the Headlines exhibition. This event is only open to members of the One East Society. Not a member? Support today.

Monday, June 10th; 11-6pm; PAMM

Start the week off with a pleasant day of museum-going at the PAMM or the Wolfsonian. Museums are typically known for being closed on Mondays worldwide, but in Miami, there is something to do every day of the week. See the modern and contemporary art that lies within the halls of PAMM, or see the design marvels in the Wolfonian, both have remarkable collections that don’t disappoint.

Tuesday, June 11th; 1-2pm; Frost Museum

Join the Frost Museum for a curator’s tour of the exhibition Cut: Abstraction in the United States from the 1970s to the Present, for an in-depth look into painting techniques that involve a deeper relationship to the surface. This exhibition displays a wide selection of work by multi-generational artists who challenged painting surfaces with cuts, carvings, and indentations.