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Draw “Point to Point”,About Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum

MSA-xperimental–Art, Art News-Noticias de Arte, Collections, Conceptual, Digital, gallery, Graffiti, instalation, Miami, Multi Media, Museum, painting, photo's, poets, politics and art, Print, skulpture, textiles, Uncategorized, video art–July 17, 2023

Draw “Point to Point”, About Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum The DRAW exhibition series invites you to take a close look […]

stand up next 2 a mountain: portals y paisajes, Emerson Dorsch Gallery

MSA-xperimental–Art, Collections, Conceptual, Gaficas / Graphics, gallery, instalation, Miami, MSA-X 2019 coverage, painting, photo's, Print, skulpture, video art–May 14, 2022May 14, 2022

stand up next 2 a mountain: portals y paisajes, Curated by William Cordova Artist, Alejandro Aguilera, Nathaniel Donnett, Félix González-Torres, Michiko Itatani, […]

Onajide Shabaka: On the edge of tomorrows… @Emerson Dorsch gallery

MSA-xperimental–Art, Collections, Conceptual, Gaficas / Graphics, gallery, instalation, Miami, MSA-X 2019 coverage, Multi Media, painting, photo's, politics and art, preformance, Print, skulpture, video art–March 16, 2022March 16, 2022

Onajide Shabaka: On the edge of tomorrows… @Emerson Dorsch gallery Onajide Shabaka: On the edge of tomorrows… Emerson Dorsch Gallery […]

Monarchs: Brown and Native Contemporary Artists in the Path of the Butterfly,The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), North Miami,2018

MSA-xperimental–Art, Collections, Conceptual, Digital, Gaficas / Graphics, instalation, Miami, Museum, painting, photo's, politics and art, preformance, Print, skulpture, textiles, video art–May 31, 2018October 14, 2019

The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), North Miami will present the group exhibition Monarchs: Brown and Native Contemporary Artists in the […]

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.