Category: Miami

Miami, Florida

  • Downtown ArtHouse on first Friday

    Downtown ArtHouse
    Downtown ArtHouse

    This first Friday in the month of May, tonight, art organizations in downtown Miami will open their door to you. Please visit BFI to see T. Elliot Mansa, Dimensions Variable to see P2V and Turn-based Press to see Hasty show;  also, consider visiting  CIFO, The Artisan Lounge and MDCC’s Freedom Tower.

    DowntownArtHouse
    100 NE 11 St.
    Miami, FL 33132
    6-10pm

  • untitled (airport)

    guerrier-untitledairport2000-mocanomi

    It should say chromogenic print not cibachrome.

    via moca.

     

  • Bicentennial Park

    El Nuevo Mundo at Bicentennial park

    El Nuevo Mundo, 1977. David von Schlegell (eulogized in the NYT, late intro in Frieze.)

    Alternate view

    bicentennial park via transitmiami

    Keep off the Grass! in Miami Newtimes, on earlier usage of the park.

    George Sanchez-Calderon adding to the lore of the park.

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    American Falla.

    The park is now referred to as Museum Park.

     

  • a while ago, i took some pictures

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    ws27R2- 1Aaa

    ws27R2- 4Aaa

    These photos are from 2003.

  • Turn-Based Press

  • temporal landscapes

    William Cordova at General Audience Presents

    yawar mallku: look for me in the whirlwind

    December 4, 2012 – February 2, 2013

    769 NE 125 STREET, NORTH MIAMI, FL 33161
    www.generalaudiencepresents.com

    Looking forward to a stroll.

  • scott caver

    Miami Herald on the Scott Carver Homes. Suburban development by the government (Miami-Dade County Public Housing and Community Development; McCormack Baron Salazar).

    …the $84?million development, which straddles Northwest 22nd Avenue from 75th Street south to the Florida East Coast rail tracks, will be dotted with playgrounds, a community center with a swimming pool, a gym and a computer lounge.

    It’s no longer a housing project, but a publicly subsidized, privately built and managed development with scaled rents depending on income.

     

    Let’s banish terms like “urban core” and “inner city”.