Entering the multi-faceted Frank Hyder’s studio is truly an exciting sensation, a riot of colors that furnish the spaces in which there are paintings, sculptures, inflatables and engravings, a full immersion in his works. Frank Hyder is a long-standing artist who has succeeded in combining love for art by joining two different artistic perspectives: that of the artist with whom he elaborates his social message and that of the artist, founding, ...
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When you think of a rocking chair, images of grandparents and parents who tell stories passed down from generation to generation as they accompany their children to bedtime, immediately spring to mind. The podcast series, created by BABA Collective and now in their third edition, symbolically refer to the concept of rocking chair as a concept of spontaneous narration of authentic stories, told by artists, gallery owners, museum art curators ...
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Risk is the theme of the FIU Master of Fine Arts student exhibition for the year 2019. According to the canonical definition, risk is the potential that an action or activity chosen can lead to a loss or an event undesirable, affecting the result. Not acting is part of the risk. Displaying your works is part of the risk. Letting people observe the subjectivation of art is a big risk ...
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On April 27th, on the occasion of World Graphic Design Day, The Wolfsonian-FIU museum of Miami Beach in collaboration with the AIGA and the Florida Department of Health of the Miami-Dade county, organized Posterfest: Design for Good 2019. Design for Good is an initiative launched in 2018 that puts the spotlight on problems that are most dear to the city of Miami and more generally to South Florida: in 2018 the ...
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FAAM, acronym for Fine Art Auctions in Miami, held an important auction of paintings and sculptures, mainly American and South American, with some European works on Tuesday April 23. Founded in 2011, Fine Art Auctions in Miami is among the most important auction houses in Florida and boasts its presence also in New York and Paris. The team is made up of highly qualified experts who strive to offer their customers ...
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Among the artistic options that the city of Miami can boast, there is also the possibility of joining the Fountainhead Residency, a 1950s residence, a place to inspire and be inspired, completely immersed in nature, bathed in natural light that enters from the windows and perfectly inserted in the local community of which it is a part. Founded in 2008, the Fountainhead Residency is a non-profit company supported by the ...
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The PAMM inaugurated the first major retrospective of the Colombian artist Beatriz González: 150 works composed from 1960 to the present on display from April 18th to September 1st. A great artistic exhibition that sees the Pérez Art Museum of Miami as protagonist, engaged for forty-eight years (and known before 2013 as MAM: Miami Art Museum) in promoting Latin American art and architecture, reflecting the diverse communities that make it ...
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That art is a powerful medium through which to analyze society is well known, but art can also be a valid means of de-stigmatizing mental illnesses by breaking down prejudices and stereotypes. This is the case of the artist Tina La Porta, told in person during the Art Roundtable meeting at the NSU Art Museum in Fort Lauderdale. Tina La Porta, is a resident of Miami, and was born in Chicago ...
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Judy Chicago, the avant-garde feminist artist, named by TIME in 2018 as one of the most influential people in the world and whose exhibition is on display at the ICA in Miami until April 21st 2019, invites interested artists to make the application for 2019 for the Judy Chicago Art Education Award established by Through the Flower. Trough the Flower is a feminist, non-profit artistic organization, founded by the artist and aiming ...
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Sold out the appointment of the Cultur Curator at The Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach which saw the dialogue between artist Sheila Hicks, author of the exhibition "Campo Abierto", visible at the museum, and the founders of the architectural firm, Johnston Marklee in Los Angeles. An eight-eyed encounter during which the inevitable Tom Healy emphasized the similarities and not, between the world of art and architecture. Sheila Hicks, an ...
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