Until June 10
PHOTOMANIA 
Group exhibition of established and emerging photographers such as David Lachapelle, Bern Stern, Tiziano Magni, among others.

From July 16
Celebrating Bastille Day
A group show of French artists. French owner, Martial Ricart, will welcome our crowd with French wines, food and music.
Specialized in art as an investment, Ricart Gallery is located in the heart of the Design District, with a permanent exhibition of an international group of contemporary artists (established and emerging) whose diverse practices include painting, sculpture and photography.

From June 11 to July 4
Katherine Mann. Madrigal
Mann’s kinetic mixed-media paintings depict ever-changing fantasy worlds where blood cells, rainforests and coral reefs collide. Each composition features dramatic landscapes alive with minute details, patterns and interlocking forms.

10% of the proceeds from sales at the reception will benefit the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts.

Each composition in Madrigal features dramatic landscapes alive with minute details, patterns and interlocking forms.  Mann, who lives and works in Baltimore, earned an M.F.A. from the Maryland Institute College of Art’s Hoffberger School of Painting and has exhibited her work throughout the United States, Puerto Rico and Taiwan. She draws on her background as an illustrator and graphic designer to create detailed, high-energy compositions.

“Katherine is one of the most exciting emerging artists working in the United States today,” says Gallery Director Adela Holmes. “She’s a real find and brings a fresh energy to Miami’s art scene. Her work will surely impress even the most sophisticated collectors.”

July and August. The gallery will be open all Summer showing a collective exhibit of their artists.

Until June 28
Kate Gilmore. By Any Means

By Any Means is a performance-based video and a site-specific sculpture in which the physicality of architecture and sculpture is pitted against the female body and will. It is the first exhibition at Locust Projects' new location in Miami's Design District.

Gilmore is the sole protagonist in her single-channel videos, where she sets up a difficult physical task to overcome. The videos, always filmed in private, are destructive, comedic and only attempted once. For By Any Means, 2009, Gilmore, donned in feminine dress and heels, will dig, build and climb her way out of a dirt-filled wooden sculpture. The large-scale sculpture will be installed in Locust Projects’ adjacent courtyard and will remain on view for the duration of the exhibition.

The artist will also present three recent video-based works in this exhibition.

Summer: TMSister in situ
Miami-based collaborative TM Sisters are the winners of the second Hilger Artist Project Award. In July, the artists begin their two-month transformation of Locust Projects’ space for a site-specific installation and performance opening in the fall. Visitors are welcome to observe the progress of the exhibition over the summer.
For further information please contact locustprojects@yahoo.com

Until June 25
Illuminating of the Soul
A captivating collection of magnificent artwork is one way of describing this exhibition entitled, “Illumination of the Soul”. This cohesive, artistic collaboration captures our artist’s inventive ideas & dreams and brings them to life through the use of their brilliant & mesmerizing colors. These daring, thought revoking creations are designed to stir the emotions as well as to challenge the senses of the art-lover in all of us. So join us in these upcoming months at Art Fusion Galleries and light up your world with “Illumination of the Soul”.

Artwork by Lenore Robins, Simon, Tia Crystal, Francesco Mino, Annalu, Samantha Churchill, Saenz Mir, Joan Marie, Bruno Gianesi, Aaron Schwartz, Global Art Beat Gallery, Efrain Castro Calderon, Bobby Franano, Katia Danilova, Kevin Caffrey, Andres Dominguez, Luca Preo, Tony Scullin, Earth Element, Susan Clifton, Enzo, Allashka, DL Watson, Eugene Charron, N.V. Jiminian, Alain Potrel, Hermes, Alberto Gulias, Nili Leichter, David Gonya, Randy Barney, Miguel Reynel, Manuel Ernestro Castro, Lina Wurzmann and many more.

July 3 – Sept. 23
Esoteric Illusions.

Ongoing. Suite 3. Exhibition of recent works by William Braemer.

Until June 20
Curtis Lafollette  
Metal shows mastery of material.  It is very much about extraordinary interpretation of ordinary, normally mundane items and is indicative of his work with other such objects such as bud vases, hollowware, and flatware.  Though clearly an amazing metal-smith and master of his craft, Curtis is perhaps better described as a sculptor first and foremost.  

His work turns on its head the very question of form vs function and shatters the boundaries between what were seemingly disparate ideals.   It's not easy to reinvent the tea-pot but Curtis has.

Gallery Walk Opening Saturday July 11, 7 - 10
From June 25 to July 18
Jim Pollock : A Phantasy Pheast.
Works 1989 - 2009
Legendary for creating the visual imagery for the cult status band Phish, comes to 101/exhibit to reveal for the first time a complete retrospective on his two-decade plus career.  Jim Pollock: A Phantasy Pheast will not only lead his fans through a chronological history of Pollock’s life as an artist, but it will also reveal his process. 

Pollock will be filmed and broadcast live in streaming video via www.101exhibit.com printing a limited edition run of a print designed specifically for this exhibition.

Closed until August 30