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Rooted in architectural memory, this series of video installations preserves the essence of lived spaces, capturing different moments in time and place. The result is a layered mix of memories, structured by geometry. At the core of this body of work is the experience of inhabiting architectural spaces where time and space unfold nonlinearly. Images [...] |
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The Art of Photography: What the Eye Can't See. A group exhibition of 20 artists exploring experimental photography, with a poetry installation by The Biscayne Poet.
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Coral Gables Coral Gables Museum | Opening Reception & Book Launch Women Trailblazers: Olga Dueñas and Magaly Barnola-Otaola Curated by Carol Damian, Ph.D.. This exhibition celebrates two pioneering women artists whose legacy has transformed the cultural landscape. Friday, September 5, 2025 • 5 – 7 PM • 285 Aragon Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33134 On [...] Lasonic Poses: Bboys Locked in Molecular Motion by Louiedeology. A solo exhibition fusing hip-hop and science, where iconic breakdance stances meet molecular constellations drawn in continuous lines. |
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Photography Workshop: From Click to Vision with Inna Malostovker. A 4-session workshop on exposure, color, composition, and storytelling through visual presentations, guided photo walks, and critiques. 4 Saturdays in September: 6, 13, 20, 27. A free program for all ages featuring a storytime at 11:15 AM, self-led art activities, and an exhibition scavenger hunt. Held the first Saturday of each month. Caribbean & Latin American Visions, curated by Hartvest Project. Featuring Angela Bolaños, Marco Caridad, Vero Murphy, Charo Oquet, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Fabian Peña, Debora Rosental, Asser Saint-Val, Aida Tejada, Lisu Vega, and Laura Villarreal. This exhibition celebrates Miami’s Caribbean and Latin American voices through powerful narratives of heritage, migration, and transformation. |
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RETORNO by Miquel Salom. Reception, screening of Back to the Origin, and artist talk with Marcelo Llobel and Isaac Bencid. Doral Contemporary Art Museum and the Deering Estate present RETORNO, a retrospective survey of 2018 Artist-in-Residence Miquel Salom’s ICTUM OLIM VI ... tempus fugit.... The exhibit includes a series of wet plate collodion photographs produced [...] |
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Bakehouse Art Complex Open Studios Summer Open Artists: Group Show Explore what the artists have been creating this summer — and catch their work before the season ends! |
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Self Stitched: Electric Care by Sarah Paul, exploring healing, power, and the body through immersive, interdisciplinary installations.
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Durban Segnini Gallery presents Light for the Amazon, an exhibition curated by Omar López-Chahoud, on view from September 11 to October 24, 2025. The show features modern and contemporary works by leading Latin American masters alongside diverse contemporary voices, ranging from geometric abstraction to figuration and referencing pre-Hispanic visual languages. The exhibition doubles as a [...] |
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David Castillo Gallery presents Félix, Richard and Me, a solo exhibition by Gonzalo Hernández (b. Lima, Peru, 1991; lives in Miami). Through large jacquard-woven textiles, Hernández places himself in dialogue with Félix González-Torres and Richard Serra, reframing their emblematic gestures of giving and grasping. A monumental textile captures Félix arranging one of his candy works, [...] |
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Edge Zones Art Center Three solo exhibitions in Beyond Performance at Edge Zones Gallery Primer by Marianna Angel. A performance and installation exploring memory, fragmentation, and the instability of thought, creating an intimate loop between creation and destruction. Embodied Resistance Is an exhibition by Tere Senyase Garcia where she investigates the body as a contested [...] |
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In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Miami Dade College’s (MDC) West Campus in Doral will host the group art exhibition “Latinas. Signs of Nature,” Curated by Félix Suazo, this group exhibition explores nature, memory, and migration through poetic reflections of identity and land. Organized by the Doral International Art Fair (DIAF), the exhibition brings together [...] |
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National Arts in Education Week, a drop-in art activity inspired by renowned artists, taking place September 17 – 20. Visitors are invited to explore, create, and celebrate the power of arts in education. Free admission. |
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The exhibition showcases paintings by Early—an illustrator, cartoonist, and painter on the spectrum—who reimagines works by grand masters with unique twists. Special pop-up during reception: Down Syndrome Children and Autism: Connecting Beyond the Artwork. Witness how an artist on the spectrum can imitate the masters and bring to life some of the world’s most beloved [...]
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The Great Indoors — Silvia Lizama at ArtMedia Gallery ArtMedia Gallery presents The Great Indoors, a new solo exhibition by Silvia Lizama, an acclaimed Cuban American photographer with more than four decades of international recognition as both artist and professor. Rooted in American photographic traditions and enriched by her Latinx heritage, Lizama has long distinguished [...] |
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WOPHA Fellow Open Studio 2025 WOPHA Artists-in-Residence Open Studio with Katherine Sophie Thompson, Nathalie Fauquette Michel, and Celia Irina González, in conversation with Iberia Pérez (PAMM). 
Ascaso Gallery, in collaboration with the Julio Larraz Foundation, is proud to present Reciprocity, an innovative exhibition that unites a selection of works by Julio Larraz with pieces by eleven contemporary artists personally influenced by his art and vision. The exhibition features Cooper Dragonette, Reyner Ferrer, Julio Figueroa Beltrán, Nelson Jalil, Maia Larraz, Reynier Llanes, [...] |
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In this workshop, Rafael Montilla guides participants through an exploration of abstraction and form inspired by Marlow Moss. The session emphasizes creative experimentation, geometry, and the interplay of space, line, and color in contemporary art practice.
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N’Namdi Contemporary Ocean Rise by Samuel Nnorom. Textile, sculpture, and painting converge in nearly thirty works that transform African wax fabrics and pompom forms into layered explorations of history, migration, and resilience. 
ANDREW REED GALLERY presents: Standstill, a solo exhibition of new works by Colorado-based artist Patricia Geyerhahn. This is the artist’s second solo show with the gallery and first in Miami. The exhibition opens Saturday, September 20th with an opening reception from 6-8pm and will be on view through October 18th. According to Geyerhahn: “These works [...] |
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