Over the next few days we’ll be adding images to our Flickr images of various sights from around all the fairs we’re able to attend. Obviously, there are more places to go, and events to attend than humanly possible, however, we’ll do what we can.
Saturday, November 27, 2010. Landing in Miami a few days before the wall-to-wall insanity commenced, I had a chance to take the temperature of the town, to selectively buzz through various Wynwood galleries and project spaces, to survey the tents of Art Miami, -Scope et. al. on Midtown Boulevard, to watch the graffiti boys throw [...]
For a show centered on the early, punk-inspired work of graphic artist Raymond Pettibon, the Schmidt Center Gallery at Florida Atlantic University has been tricked out in a style that pays tribute to the willful disorder of old school punk clubs of the late ’70s. The effect is approximate–posters and flyers litter the walls but [...]
There is a gem-like little show of work by Vik Muniz, the Brazilian-born artist famous for large-scale photographs of images composed out of non-traditional materials—chocolate, glitter, dust, trash—at Whitebox, the pocket gallery that rests at the heart of Whitespace, the innovative, West Palm Beach exhibition space. In its cocoon-like setting the show, “A Slice of [...]
Zuckerfilm Productions is proud to present the trailer for its new documentary film, Scissors and Glue: The Miami Project. The film is an intimate look at a young city with an old soul. This documentary examines the way in which artistic expression and exhibition relates to and also influences community development. Scissors and Glue: The [...]
The Making of a Public Art Piece, Miami Beach Style: “So there are some electrical boxes down at 3rd Street and Washington Avenue in Miami Beach. They’ve never been very attractive, and on top of that they’ve been tagged and desecrated numerous times over the years. The city decided that turning them into a public [...]
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