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Kendall Art Center, FINE ARTS ON THE PLATE

FINE ARTS ON THE PLATE, Kendall Art Center

MSA-xperimental–Art, Artist Interview, Collections, Conceptual, Gaficas / Graphics, gallery, Miami, MSA, MSA-X 2019 coverage, news, skulpture, Uncategorized–July 2, 2021July 2, 2021

FINE ARTS ON THE PLATE Some of the artists that make up this exhibition will be: • GUSTAVO ACOSTA • […]

MSA-X 2019 coverage of Kendall Art Center / Rodríguez Collection, Miami

MSA-xperimental–Art, gallery, Miami, MSA-X 2019 coverage, painting, photo's, poetas y poesia, preformance, Print, skulpture, textiles–December 25, 2019December 26, 2019

MSA-X 2019 coverage of Kendall Art Center / Rodríguez Collection Kendall Art Center / Rodríguez Collection, 2019 We thank, Leonardo Rodríguez and […]

The Repeating Island / Contemporary Art of the Caribbean, Kendall Art Center, 2019

MSA-xperimental–Art, Collections, Conceptual, Digital, Gaficas / Graphics, gallery, instalation, Miami, painting, photo's, politics and art, Print, skulpture, textiles–December 10, 2019December 12, 2019

The Repeating Island / Contemporary Art of the Caribbean, Kendall Art Center, 2019 Kendall Art Center in collaboration with Presencia Projects, The […]

D-FINE Artists and Exhibitions in the Rodríguez Collection, Kendall Art Center, Miami, 2018

MSA-xperimental–Art, Collections, Conceptual, Gaficas / Graphics, gallery, instalation, Miami, painting, photo's, politics and art, Print, skulpture, textiles–December 28, 2018December 31, 2018

D FINE Artists and Exhibitions in the Rodríguez Collection An all-inclusive book on the works, artists and exhibitions of […]

Collection Focus is a series of exhibitions that draw from works that have been a part of MOCA’s permanent collection for decades and create new ways to engage with past and recent acquisitions. The first in the series, Light Play, presents works that range from John Espinosa’s installation Standing Still While We Move Across Land, which explores UV light as a metaphorical energy source, to Jo Nigohossian’s formalist sculptures, Steel and Neon Sprawl, which was inspired by the flashing neon of a Las Vegas hotel from her childhood.