Commuter Biennial is thrilled to announce the latest set of projects and partnerships for its four-month public art exhibition throughout Miami-Dade. Beginning in September, Commuter Biennial will introduce the addition of artworks by Nice’n Easy and Virginia Overton that will captivate commuters on the road and county residents in thoughtful, fun, and unexpected ways.
Trailside Galleries is pleased to present Western Nouveau, a show of new works by Colorado based artist Thomas Blackshear. The newest collection of studio works will be available to view from September 9 through September 21.
Above: Untitled, 2018, Oil on Canvas by Raelis Vasquez. Curator Tiffany Ward presents an exhibition of works created during the inaugural Mare Residency September 13 through October 13, 2019.
Above: Photo by Mikamote The Apollo Theater today announced that Emmy®, GRAMMY®, and Oscar-winning rapper, actor, activist, and best-selling author Common will perform at the Theater, for a special one-night only show as part of the Apollo’s Fall 2019 season.
by Mia Harrison “It’s only when they can consume it… that’s why the tahini can migrate here and stay but why thousands of people can’t.
Above: Harold Newton, Oil on Masonite, 24 x 36 in Nina Johnson is proud to present a survey of historic paintings by the Florida Highwaymen, opening with a public reception on September 6 (7-9 pm) in the upstairs gallery and remaining on view until September 28th.
One of the most prolific artists currently on the international art scene is the Brooklyn, New York based multidisciplinary artist, Derrick Adams.
Spinello Projects is delighted to announce the debut solo show, Alone, Together, by Miami-based artist Jared McGriff. The exhibition runs through October 31st, 2019.Quiet is as kept.McGriff uses imagined portraiture and landscape to explore the relationships between people and their environment.
Barry Johnson is a multimedia artist, author, and speaker. He used housepaint and found objects to create this body of work.
v a n · t a · b l a c k n. the deepest black material ever made. Also, the title of Nazareth Hassan’s play which poses the question:
