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Vol 2 . Nº 15 Jan 2009 |
Wynwood Gallery walk |
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artformz Alternative
171 NW 23rd Street
Miami, FL 33127
305.572.0040
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Almost always:
Tues-Fri: 12 - 7
Sat: 12 - 5
and by appt - please call ahead
Open Reception
January 10, 7 - 10
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 Natasha Duwin, The Rest Is Silence”, 2009, multimedia installation, fiber, sound & illumination, 10’ x 12’ x 7’
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Jan. 10 – Feb. 8
Creatures
Natasha Duwin – Installations in the project room
Natalia Reparaz – Large scale mixd media painting
Ray Paul – expanded painting
Artformz’ January show brings together three artists whose work explore ideas and personal viewpoints on critters, creatures, amoeba and the mystery of life that surrounds us everyday in our dreams, under our skin, or along the forest path.
Duwin’s earthy and ethereal “nest objects” have come to life in her installation “The Rest is Silence”. Reparaz presents a monumental, two dimensional piece based on her theme of surreal giant squid that continue to commune with the human race in extraordinary ways. Paul’s abstract, action paintings at once echo rock music, and then suddenly the quite of an under water world of currents and eddies, teaming with any sort of microscopic organisms.
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PanAmerican ArtProjects
2450 NW 2nd Ave.
Miami, 33127
305 573 2400
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Gallery hours:
Mon-Friday 9:30- 5:30
Saturday 12-5:30
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10 |
Ana Maria Pacheco, Dark Night of the Soul, 1999. Polychromed wood installation,
90 x 213 x 261 in
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Francis Acea & Tracey Snelling
Ana Maria Pacheco. Project room
Francis Acea Acea is testing the notion of invented value versus accumulated value. His work is filled with irony, as he is practically challenging the spectators, but at the same time appealing at their sense of humor.
Tracey Snelling works with elements mainly from the advertising industry and the cinema. Many of her pieces are inspired by movies, especially from the fifties. She also takes elements from the architecture; bringing it to her pieces as photos or as scale models. m is best known for her life-like sculptures based on religious figures. We’ll be presenting her work ‘Dark Night of the Soul’, a sculptural installation, based on the life of St. Sebastian; the work expresses her reaction to the military dictatorship in Brazil during the 1960’s and 70’s
Ana Maria Pacheco (b.1943, Goiánia, Brazil- lives in London, England). Best known for her life-like sculptures based on religious figures, Ana Maria is also an accomplished printmaker. On view Dark Night of the Soul , a sculptural installation, based on the life of St. Sebastian; thework expresses her reaction to the military dictatorship in Brazil during the 1960’s and 70’s. The installation is accompanied by drawings and prints. |
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Dot Fiftyone Gallery
51NW 36th St.
Miami, FL 33127
305 573 9994
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Gallery Hours
Mon - Fri 11:00 - 7:30
Sat 1- 6
Private viewing by appt.
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10
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Leonel Matheu, Shared Spaces Series #3, Color Inks on raw canvas, 57" x 58"
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Until January 22nd
Laboratory. Leonel Mathieu
Painting, Installations and video art.
Laboratory is the artist's own artistic take on the scientific method: "The lab is a place where theories, techniques, and methods are tested, analyzed, and demonstrated," he explains, drawing comparisons to his or any art studio. He specifies the importance of testing and analyzing his creations and their possible impact on their future spectators/participants.
And Let It Go. Leslie Gabaldón.
Photography Installation. Project Room
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CAROL JAZZAR HOME GALLERY
158 NW 91 St
Miami, Fl 33150
305 490 6906
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Gallery hours:
Sat & Sun 1- 6
and by appt
Opening reception, Friday, January 16th 7-10
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 Guerra de la Paz
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Until March 10th
Guerra de la Paz
OTHERWORLD
Puppet masters of the contemporary arts Cuban born American collaborative, Guerra de la Paz breathe life into their sublime appreciation for form with anthropomorphic sculptures and installations characterized by vibrant colors and bucolic elegance. Inspired by the ready-made they honor contemporary culture with their references to traditional disciplines, historic themes and classic icons. |
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DAniel Azoulay Gallery
Midtown 4,
3301 NE 1st Ave. Ste. 105
Miami, FL 33137
305 576 1977
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Tues to Fri, 11 to 5
Saturday by appt.
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10
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Laura London, Rock Star Moment 2, Color Photograph, 2000, 30 x 30
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Laura London. Photographs
Laura London is an L.A. based photographer . This is her first solo show with Daniel Azoulay Gallery, she is presenting 10 large scale photographs based on themes of Identity, youth culture & rock-n-roll.
Also Showing:
Daniel de Azoulay: Antilope Canyon
Alfredo du Stefano: Brief Chronicle of Light
Alternative Space: Suite #106
Group Exhibition
Michael Grecco, Donald Mcpherson, Anja Siemens, Harvey Zipkin, Gerardo Montiel Klint, Maxi Cohen. Photography.
Lorna Samara Ash, Renata Poljak, Natasha Nesic, Robert Estinbaum, Belaxis Bull, Sonali Echevarria.. Video
Natasha Nesic, Eleonora Rossi. Installation
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alejandra von hartz gallery
2630 NW 2nd. avenue
Miami, Fl 33127
305 438 0220
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Gallery hours:
Tues - Fri 11- 6
Sat 12 - 5
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10
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 Pablo Siquier, 082798. Vinyl on wall, 2008, 5 x 118 in
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Until January 31
Pablo Siquier
The exhibition includes works on canvas and on paper, as well as a mural.
“The diverse ways in which a certain cultural emanation is developed by different persons or communities (for example, the constructive utopias in Brazil, Europe and Argentina).
The process by which a specific formal answer, is emptied from the ideological contents that originated it and used for diverse and even opposite purposes (the influence of Bauhaus in the industrial mass production).
The transformation experienced by a style when transplanted to another physical and social reality (the Vitruvian model in religious architecture in the Spanish colonies of America).
These enunciations are a few examples of what has always fascinated me, both sensual and intellectually: the impure condition of culture and the visual expressions of that complexity.
In a young country as mine this is an everyday and constitutive condition. Buenos Aires and its architecture are proof of it.
I intend to register all this in my work.
If I have to synthesize in two words the themes that inspire it these would be sickness and contamination.” Pablo Siquier |
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Hardcore Art Contemporary Space
3326 N Miami Ave.
Miami, Fl 33127
786 488 4375
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Gallery hours:
Tues - Fri 10 - 6
Sat 11 - 4
Open Reception
January 10, 7 - 10 |
Virginia Leyton, I Had To Do It, 2008, photography, 43 x 65 in
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Three Exhibits of Spanish Artists
Alexis Pérez Montero. Ignacio Goitia. Mariano Vargas. Virginia Leyton, Elias Perez, Marusela Granell, Albert Adsuara, Pia Benjumena, Antonio Barroso y Ana Elena & Samuel Domingo.
A photographer from Madrid, Alexis Pérez Montero exhibiting his light boxes titled " la ventana indiscreta VI "; Ignacio Goitia’s “Daily Scenes” which displays his paintings on backgrounds of monumental European historic architectures, where different groups of people in a series of apparently contradictory situations are presented.
Also showing, a group of cutting-edge photographers from Valencia present Mariano Vargas, who fell in love with beauty before reaching the use of reason; Virginia Leyton, Elias Perez, Marusela Granell, Albert Adsuara, Pia Benjumena, Antonio Barroso y Ana Elena & Samuel Domingo.
This will be a frank representation of contemporary art in Spain.
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East Village Gallery
East Village Gallery
art from the street
3450 N Miami Avenue
(corner of 34th Terr)
Miami, Fl 33127
305 446 1222
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Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10 |
 Shie Moreno
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Stratum. Eight progressive artists
Shie Moreno, Leonardo Hidalgo, Alex Brewer, Alex Yanes, Rachel Mouial, Natalia Yovane, Richard Hambleton and Todji Kurtzman
Lawrence Savage is expanding his art presence from the magnificent home base in his Coral Gables location ( 4217 Ponce de Leon Blvd.) to open East Village Gallery, art from the street, in the Wynwood Art District. Stratum is a group exhibit highlighting the importance of artistic expression as a means to generate social awareness.
The work showcased in Stratum celebrates artists’ who share an inherent need to create imagery captivating social life and personal exploration. Stratum has united seven progressive artists from the east coast metropolitan hubs including Miami, Atlanta, New York City, and St. Martin island. Stratum includes paintings from the six emerging artists and the unveiling of Todji Kurtzman’s 12 foot sculpture weighing over 2,000 pounds. Each of these artists’ work embodies internally consistent characteristics that are distinguishable from their peers.
The newest artist to join our Wynwood Gallery is Alex Yanes. "My generation was raised on cartoons, graffiti and tattoos; it's what we consider fine art." Using vivid colors, Yanes uses bold outlines to define his intricate figures.
East Village Gallery is the ideal venue to host this exhibit; offering over 2000 square feet of open space, extremely high vaulted ceilings, and an outdoor garden fit for 100’s of purveyors to enjoy.
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Diana Lowenstein
Fine Arts
2043 N Miami Ave
Miami, Fl 33127
305 576 1804
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Gallery hours:
Tues– Fri 10- 5
Sat 10 - 3
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10 |
 Vicenta Casañ, It’s difficult to be Spiderman’s mom, 2008, C-print, 66 ½ x 51 in
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Until February 7th
Fantastic Voyage.
Luis Alonzo-Barkigia, Carlos Betancourt, Vicenta Casañ, Rabindranat Diaz Arjona, Michael Loveland, Marc Hello, Cecilia Paredes and Michael Scoggins.
Inspired by fantasy, dreams and the surreal. These artists explore the realms of the subconscious and the material world to create realities.
Spill Over
Felice Grodin, Perry Hall, Gye-Hoon Park, Udo Noger, Silvia Rivas, Sterz, Karina Wisnieska and Xawery Wolski.
Group exhibition in which artists use natural elements such as earth, light, shadow and water in combination with artist materials and techniques.
Project Room: $999CENT.
Luis Alonzo-Barkigia, Sergio Bazan, Carlos Betancourt,Trisha Brookbank, Vicenta Casañ, Clifton Childree, Julie Davidow, Tulio De Sagastizabal, Rabindranat Diaz Arjona, Nina Ferre, Felice Grodin, Jill Hotchkiss, Rosa Irigoyen, Laura Kina, Michael Loveland, Katrin Moller, Marc Hello, Cecilia Paredes, Silvia Rivas, Graciela Sacco, Jorge Simes, Nicole Soden, Guillermo Srodek-Hart, Sterz, Annie Wharton, Karina Wisniewska and Xawery Wolski.
All the gallery’s artists making unique works for the project room which has been transformed into a whimsical $999 store.
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Kelley roy Gallery
50 NE 29 St. N Miami Ave
Miami, Fl 33127
305 444 0004
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Gallery Hours
Tue - Fri 10- 5
and by appointment
Gallery Night Reception with the attendance of the artists Robert Swedroe and Mike Tesch
January 10, 7 - 10
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 Joe Concra, Life Saver, 2007, oil on canvas, 74 x 82 in
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Until January 31st
Migration. Joe Concra and Kevin Paulsen
Migration, rich surfaces of contrasting themes and styles by Joe Concra and Kevin Paulsen; also featured are Robert Swedroe and Mike Tesch.
Concra’s work on the other hand exudes a melancholic undertone portrayed in his paintings by the dark hues and the ineffable sadness of his subjects. His painting seem to emerge from a world not known, one that is more fantastical. His wprk is engaging and playful yet conveys an underlying depth and reflection.
Paulsen’s still life paintings and landscapes evoke a concept of nature that appears to be from a different era; simple shapes of color become symbols of aliveness and possibility. His painting depict lush, paradisiacal trees and semi-mythical creatures, sweeping the viewer into a semi-tropical realm that evokes a sense of myth and connection to history.
Kelley Roy Gallery hosts a show featuring the compelling, spirited three dimensional assemblages of Miami artist and architect Robert M. Swedroe. The exhibition consists of the artist’s vividly colored collages, ranging from the whimsical to the dark, and including an imposing eight feet by ten feet floor installation.
Mike Tesch's work is alive, bursting with color, makes a statement, is stimulating and humorous. Tesch believes art should contain a point of view that reveals something about the artist and opens a window for a new kind of comprehension by its viewers. Tesch is a soft spoken man with a bold stroke of the brush and a sharp wit that resonates not only in his paintings but throughout his powerful quote collection entitled,"Quotes". He professes to the theory--When in doubt, risk it. |
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Sammer Gallery
82 NE 29 th St.
Miami, Fl 33137
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Mon – Fri 10 – 6
Saturday 7 – 10
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10 |
Julio Le Parc, Movement Surprise, 1968, 100 cm h |
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Until March 2nd, 2009
Light+Movement+Line
Arden Quin, Asis, Boto, Carreño, Costigliolo, Cruz-Diez, Charoux, Freire, Lauand, Le Parc, Llorens, Lozza, Magariños, Pavlotzky, Serpa, Soto, Tomasello and Vardanega.
Sammer Gallery is dedicated to the promotion of Constructivism with emphasis in Joaquin Torres Garcia & the School of the South and lately to The Non- Figurative Group (geometric abstraction) created in the 50's and to the Grupo 8 from the 60's. The gallery showcases works by majors Uruguayan masters such us Torres Garcia, Gonzalo Fonseca, Francisco Matto, Jose Gurvich, Julio Alpuy, Manuel Pailos, Rafael Barradas, Pedro Figari, Petrona Viera, Jose Pedro Costigliolo, Maria Freire, Miguel Angel Pareja, Raul Pavlotzky, Lincoln Presno, Hilda Lopez, Antonio Llorens, Juan Ventayol and also represents contemporary artist Ricardo Pascale. |
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dpm
2441 N.W. 2nd Avenue
Miami, Florida 33127
305 283 4480
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Gallery Hours:
Thu-Sat 12 - 5 or appt.
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10
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 Manuela Ribadeneira, Firing Squad, Diasec, 2008, 24 x 19 in
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Until January 30, 2009
Manuela Ribadeneira. Pablo Cardoso. Recent Works
Manuela Ribadeneira and Pablo Cardoso ponder about universal geopolitics from different angles and esthetic resources. Manuela Ribadeneira delves on the interference, conquest of territories via objects, audio/videos and photographic means, making historic facts contemporary.
Pablo Cardoso, on the other hand, keeps an apparently passive position when he presents aerial views of untouched territories or hardly intervened by men, in what he calls a literary brush.
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Lyle O. Reitzel Gallery Miami
2441NW 2nd Ave.
Miami, Fl 33127
786 693 8155
305 573 1333
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Gallery Hours:
Wed to Sat 12- 5 or by appointment
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10 |
 Melissa Mejia, Good Afternoon, 2008, 47 x 63 in
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Until January 30
Dominican Power & Solid Friends.
José Bedia, José Garcia Cordero, Duval Carrie, Raquel Paiewonsky, Gerard Ellis, Victor Payares, Hulda Guzman, Gustavo Pena, Melissa Mejía and Luciano Goizueta
In the collective show Dominican Power & Solid Friends a unique visual impact is perceived, through the contrasts and its differences, under a conductive wave which unifies the diverse artistic languages; honest proposals, truly fresh and original in a conceptual level, with an explosive aesthetic in color, versus black or white, where in many cases the language is managed with intelligence and acute humor.
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The Americas Collection & Rotsen Design
2328 N. Miami Ave.
Miami, Fl 33127
305 792 5233
305 445 5578
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Gallery hours:
Mon – Fri 9 – 5
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10 |
 Miguel Angel Giovanetti ,Building and negative, 2008, acrilic on canvas, 56 x 66 in
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Miguel Angel Giovanetti: Recent Works
The Americas Collection and Rotsen Design are proud to be part of
one the most important artistic synergies in the world, which takes
place in Miami every year during the first week of December. In
honor of Art Basel, The Americas Collection and Rotsen Design are,
once again, joining forces to bring you an extraordinary exhibition
in their Wynwood space. A wide array of artists will be showcased indoors and outdoors for visitors and clients to enjoy and acquire.
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Linda Copeland Studio/Gallery
2303 NW 2nd Avenue
Miami, Florida 33127
305 710 8187
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Gallery hours:
Mon - Fri 9 - 3
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10 |
 Copeland, Moon Dust III,
6ft – 8ft, Mixed Media
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Linda Copeland
Artist in Residence
Copeland’s art is all about expressing energy. Her paintings lack familiar objects and as a result she invites the viewer to feel the painting emotionally. Rather than trying to interpret the painting, she would like you to simply enjoy the experience, feel the energy and see the beauty. Her process is very physical and it is this form of both bodily and emotional intensity that inspires her. She believes that in our daily life we personally interpret what we see to define the experience we have. Each of us can look at the same object and see something different based on our level of consciousness.
All the art you will view in her gallery studio has the impression of spontaneity. In the first room, you’ll find paintings that use an “all over” technique – there is no definable composition. In the other room is a brand new series called Moondust. |
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Bakehouse art complex
561 NW 32 St
Miami, FL 33127
305 576 2828
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Gallery hours:
Mon - Sun, 12 - 5
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10
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 Susan Radau, Listen to me, 2008. Mixed media, 30 x 30
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Until January 25, 2009
Paraphernalia, a nationally juried exhibition. Main Gallery
Tristan Fitch, Leanne Hemmingway-Siebels, Moira Holoham, Jill Hotchkiss, Stephen Barron Johnson, Kathy Kissik, Cyriaco Lopes, Mario Marinoni, Luisa Mesa, Deborah M. Mitchell, Daniel Ortiz, Tere Pastoriza, Randy Polumbo, Susan Radau, Rosemarie Romero, Angelika Rothkegel, Tina Salvesen, Anica Shpilberg, Jose Pacheco Silva, Loren Squire, Kikuko Tanaka, and Ramon Williams.
Curated by Carol Damian, Director of the Frost Museum; Peter Boswell, Chief Curator at the Miami Art Museum; and Bernice Steinbaum, owner and director of the Bernice Steinbaum Gallery.
Paraphernalia as a word, has taken a new connotation and has become more intertwined with the realm of taboo. The humorous, historical, political and personal aspects of the word or idea of paraphernalia is explored in the paintings, drawings, sculptures, installations, video and photography in this nationally juried exhibition.
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Kevin Bruk Gallery
2249 NW 1st Place
Miami, Fl 33127
305 576 2000
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Gallery hours:
Tues – Fri 10 – 6
Opening Reception:
Tuesday Dec 2, 6 – 9
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10
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 Mika Tajima, Tiny Displacement, 2008. Silkscreen, woodcut, cotton rag, CNC Plexiglas, wood and paint, 60.87 x 45.87 in
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Until January 17
Mika Tajima . deal or Not Deal
Deal or No Deal examines a field of transactions and negotiations, employing elements of geometric formalism to delineate various positions of inclusion and exclusion, participation and observation, and the particular and universal. The circle, line, and square in its proliferation enter into a loaded visual order. In this exhibition of sculpture and print arrangements, intersecting circles, shaded areas, and parallel stripes form abstract Venn diagrams illustrating uncontainable combinations of relationships and differences (insiders and outsiders).
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Gary Nader
Fine Art
62 NE 27th St
Miami, Fl 33127
305 576 0256
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Gallery hours:
Mon – Sat 10 – 6
Opening Reception, January 10th, 7 to 10 |
 Fernando Botero, Dejourner sur L’herbe, Oil on canvas, 70 7/8 x 75 1/8 in.
Signed and dated "Botero69" lower right, also on the reverse.
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Homage to Cundo Bermudez.
The exhibit will honor Cundo Bermudez fertile career and his contribution to Cuban art by showcasing an outstanding selection of works from renowned modern and contemporary Cuban artists: Ángel Acosta León, Alejandro Aguilera, Carlos Alfonzo, Pedro Álvarez, Jose Bedia, Alfredo Caballero, Agustin Cardenas, Mario Carreño, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Carlos Enríquez, Agustín Fernández, Gay García, Wifredo Lam, Julio Larraz, Víctor Manuel, Armando Mariño, Manuel Mendive, Amelia Peláez, René Portocarrero, Carlos Quintana, Mariano Rodríguez, Tomas Sánchez, and Rafael Soriano.
This group exhibition, Homage to Cundo Bermudez, will pay tribute to the last master of the second 20th century Cuban modernist generation that also produced well-known artists such as Mario Carreño, Mariano Rodriguez and Rene Portocarrero, among others.
Cundo Bermudez, founding member of the Asociación de Pintores y Escultores de Cuba, created in 1949, was an active part of the new avant-garde developed, and the process of the continued modernization of Cuban art during the 1940s and 1950s. Bermudez, synthesized on canvas through the color and luminosity of iconic people, sites and musical scenes the character and national identity of his homeland.
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Durban Segnini Gallery
2145 NW 2nd. Ave.
Miami, Fl 33127
304 774 7740
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Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10
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 Jesus Soto, Penetrable BBL Blue, 365 x 400 x 1400 cm., 1999, Edition 2/8
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Jesus Soto.
Penetrable BBL Blue, 1999
Enjoy this spectacular Soto at Durban Segnini new open space in Wynwood. Soto was a Venezuelan artist (1923 – 2005). He was a sculptor and painter and is most famous for his op art and kinetic art works. Soto is particularly well known for his penetrables, interactive sculptures which consist of square arrays of thin, dangling tubes through which observers can walk. It has been said of Soto's art that it is inseparable from the viewer; it can only stand completed in the illusion perceived by the mind as a result of observing the piece.
Durban-Segnini Gallery was founded in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1970 and in Miami, USA in 1992, by its present director and owner Mr. Cesar Segnini.
Durban-Segnini Gallery specializes in contemporary painting and sculpture, emphasizing in artists who have worked with abstract expressionism, geometric abstraction and kinetic art.Simultaneously, the Gallery strives to promote and diffuse new artistic values as well as the historical vanguards that have influenced those.
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Luis Perez Galería at warehouse
550 NW 29th St.
Miami, Fl 33127
305 379 3763
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Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10
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Edgar Negret, Mauro Mejiaz and organicArma
LPG offers the community a place where one can enjoy art indoors and out, learn to initiate collections, continue building upon them and combine the fine art world with other art expressions: music and technology. |
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Perry MiLou
17 NW 36 Street
Miami, FL 33127
267 808 0959
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Gallery hours:
Mon-Friday 9:30- 5:30
Saturday 12-5:30
Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10 |
Milou, Pokodot Puckerup # 1, Oil on Canvas, 72/72
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Perry Milou, Thomas Dellapenna, Frank Hyder, Denise Fike, and Brett Sauce.
Perry Milou is arguably one of the nation’s top contemporary pop-impressionist artists. Critics and collectors have hailed his bold, vibrant palette over the past 30 years. Born and bred in Philadelphia, Milou relocated to Miami seeking to challenge his talents and vision in the booming international art district of Wynwood and in the home of world acclaim Art Basel.
Milou is a talented forward thinker. His body of work has often been described as alluring, brilliant, glamorous and vibrant. A curator and entrepreneur, Milou current muse, The Pucker Up Project is a interactive collaborative masterwork . Teaming with University of Miami's Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Research Center and the savvy boutique marketing firm, Urban Icons Marketing, this trio is set to raise hundreds of thousands for charity with fabulous fundraising events planned for Art Basel and throughout the year.
The Milou gallery represent an eclectic international stable of contemporary artist. Artists include abstract expressionist Thomas Dellapenna, fashion illustrator Denise Fike, and New Orleans native, airbrush artist, Brett Sauce. |
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Harold Golen Gallery
Temporary Space
314 North West 24th St.
(off of NW 2nd Ave.)
Miami, Florida 33127
305 989 3359
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Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10 |
 Gary Baseman, The Happy Idiot. (Gallery Collection)
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The Cosmic Blob Show.
The Spectacular work of KRK Ryden
KRK Ryden's art is a record of mongrel pop culture. His aesthetic is informed by comic books, punk rock, and cartoons, while his world view is strictly DEVO. KRK's work embraces everyday absurdity and a cartoony view of reality. His paintings are colorful and visually appealing reflections on discarded icons, and his graphics are well-realized snapshots of cartoon life. For over thirty years, KRK has been creating illustrations and paintings for underground bands, publishers, and institutions.
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Purvis Young
Studio
255 NW 23rd St.
Miami, FL 33127
786 285 0034
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Second Saturdays and by
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Gallery Walk Reception: January 10, 7 - 10
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 Young, Locked Up Their Minds, 1972. 84 x 84 in. Photo credit: Larry Clemons
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Purvis Young
Artist in residence
Internationally acclaimed Southern African American Vernacular artist Purvis Young creates his canvases from recycled products including found wood, discarded library books, old political posters, used furniture and various surplus items from construction sites.His complex language expresses what he sees and experiences in the world around him in all its unpretentious stark reality. His symbols convey the on-going economic and cultural divides so prevalent in Miami and beyond through recurring images of black and white horses, pregnant women, highways and overpasses, convoys of trucks and trains, railroad tracks, airplanes, angels and Zulu warriors (whom he considers his tribe).
Today, Young's work is in more than 60 public collections and numerous private ones. His work hangs in The Bass Museum of Art (Miami); American Folk Art Museum (New York); The Corcoran Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.); Lowe Art Museum (University of Miami); Museum of Fine Arts (Houston); Philadelphia Museum of Art; the Smithsonian American Art Museum among many others.
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