art in and around South Florida
Broward County receives $260,000 to Restore State Cultural Funding The 2012-2013 Florida budget has been signed into law by the Governor, providing $8.4 million ($5 million Cultural and Museum Grants
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Call to Artists Early Submission Deadline July 15 – Final Deadline July 29 Public Screening September 14 (North Miami) – The Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami (MOCA) is seeking
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FriendsWithYou and Other Top Miami Artists Flee to Los Angeles Over Flagging Sales: “In 2006, hundreds of Miami Beach sunbathers stared in awe as a bizarre procession paraded down the
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José Bedia y su peregrinación mágica: “Acaba de abrirse en el museo Branly de París una exposición dedicada a la interacción entre el chamanismo y el arte contemporáneo. Una amplia
Michelle Weinberg: La dimensión pretendida.: “Para Michelle Weinberg el espacio plástico es una readecuación del espacio habitado. Su obra, con una fuerte impronta del diseño modernista y de los manuscritos
2012 Fall / Winter Residency Call: 6554788819_810a70e370_b.jpg “Eyebeam is pleased to announce its Open Call for 2012 Fall / Winter Residencies. Up to six Residents will join continuing Fellows and
‘Canal Zone’ Collages Test The Meaning Of ‘Fair Use’: “Art world superstar Richard Prince is appealing the 2011 ruling that found him liable for copyright infringement. Prince used dozens of
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Art In A Neon Cage: Welcome To The Havana Biennial: “May, 2012 In Cuba’s socialist economy, if you want a well-paid career, you probably won’t find it as a lawyer
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From toast of art world to guest of federal pen: “The odd case of artist Enrique Gomez de Molina, whose Frankenstinian animal mashups (alas, some involving creatures on the endangered
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