Month: January 2022

Teresita Fernandez, recipient of Creative Capital award.- "Creative Capital Funds 50 Artist Projects for a Total of $2.5 M., Including Projects by Teresita Fernández, American Artist, Kameelah Janan Rasheed" by Maximilíano Durón. From Art …read more

MIAMI ( December 06, 2021 ) —MIA Galleries Recent acquisitions. Miami International Airport supported the local artists during the pandemic by purchasing two-dimensional existing works from 14 Miami-Dade artists and feature them …read more

Luis Cruz Azaceta at the Crocker Art Museum. -The Candy Store: Funk, Nut, and Other Art with a Kick Opens at the Crocker Art Museum. An expansive exhibition on Adeliza McHugh’s influential Candy Store Gallery celebrates the whimsical, irreverent …read more

Carmen Herrera at the Rollins Museum of Art.- From Flamingo Magazine: "In Line, Color, Shapes, and Other Stories, visitors get the chance to explore the museum’s collection of abstract art spanning from the early 20th century to 2013. The …read more

Agustin Fernandez in Master Drawings NY.- Visit the EXHIBITORS  page to view the international group of Drawings and Old Master galleries participating in MDNY 2022. All galleries will be exhibiting in-person in New York City from Friday, …read more

Hernan Bas at Rubell Museum.- "Hernan Bas (b. 1978, Miami, FL / lives and works in Miami, FL, and Detroit, MI) is one of South Florida’s most celebrated artists. Bas’ work incorporates romantic and classical images, finding inspiration in …read more

Book on Carmen Herrera.- ESTRUCTURAS. "The definitive publication on Cuban-born artist Carmen Herrera's (born 1915) Estructura works, this volume contains new works as well as sketches, plans, installation photographs from the …read more

November 12, 2021 – February 27, 2022 Popular Painters & Other Visionaries at El Museo. -You don’t need to know anything about art to be stopped in your tracks by what’s on the walls of El Museo del Barrio these days: …read more

ArtYard presents "Invisible". -Invisible is an exhibition featuring the work of twelve artists whose practices examine omitted histories, imperceptible forces, and unspoken narratives which render that which is apparent, misleading, or incomplete. …read more

Torres Llorca, Ray Azcuy, Pablo Cano, Jorge Pardo "Found-Object Art Finds Its Place at NSU Art Museum. " "In Ruben Torres Llorca’s “We Will Build a House Without Windows,” two busts stare each other down, each severed head a literal …read more