Artist Profile: Nadia Wolff
Artist Profile: Nadia Wolff Nadia Wolff is currently in a dual enrollment academic program with RISD and Brown University. The artist is focused in Africana Studies at Brown has brought
Deborah Roberts – From the mouths of our daughters
What really struck me from my first live viewing of Deborah Roberts collages at the Untitled Art Fair, Miami Art Week, December, 2018, was the reflection of my sister when
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James Balo – Eschewing Traditions
“The National YoungArts Foundation (YoungArts) was established by Lin and Ted Arison to identify and nurture the most accomplished young artists in the visual, literary, design and performing arts, and
Deployed Utopia, a Solo Exhibition by Adler Guerrier
Deployed Utopia, a Solo Exhibition by Adler Guerrier “To the ordinary man. To a common hero, a ubiquitous character, walking in countless thousands on the streets. In invoking here at
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On Documentary Abstraction and the Art Practice of Tomashi Jackson
Above: Grape Drink Box (Anacostia Los Angeles Topeka McKinney), 2017 mixed media on gauze Courtesy Tilton Gallery. Photo by Onajide Shabaka. On Documentary Abstraction at Art Center/South Florida explores the
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Fela Kuti: Life and Work, Somewhat
Art Space “Felaspora” exhibition is at Kroma Gallery, a collective art space located on Grand Avenue in the heart of Coconut Grove consisting of 18 artists studios and a communal
Studio Visit: Nadine Hall
STUDIO VISIT: NADINE HALL Nadine Natalie Hall is originally from Bull Bay, a small coastal community in East Rural, St. Andrew, Jamaica. She completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
Studio Visit: Stephen Arboite
Studio Visit: Stephen Arboite Above: Stephen Arboite at his residency at The Fountainhead in Miami. Photo by Onajide Shabaka. Stephen Arboite has just completed a stay at the Fountainhead Residency
Dominoes: Bones of Miami
Miami and south Florida in general, where people take playing dominoes very seriously, dominoes can be thought of playing an Olympic sport. The cracks, pops and slaps of the bones
Gerard Caliste: DVCAI A.I.R.
“Untitled,” mixed media on paper, 60 x 42 in., © 2017 Currently artist-in-residence, Gerard Caliste, was born in New Orleans Louisiana and currently lives and works in Houston, TX. Gerard’s paintings and works