La Cabeza Mató a Todos, 2014, HD colour video with sound, 7 minutes, 30 seconds. Courtesy of the artist. A favorite in A Universe of Fragile Mirrors, at PAMM.
via This Long Century.
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La Cabeza Mató a Todos, 2014, HD colour video with sound, 7 minutes, 30 seconds. Courtesy of the artist. A favorite in A Universe of Fragile Mirrors, at PAMM.
via This Long Century.
via Victoria Miro.
In this episode of Design for All Generosity, learn about the creation and design of the Public Hives in Miami. Created and run by arts administrator/beekeeper Danielle Bender, Miami Public Hives installs beehives in neighborhoods and parks throughout Miami.
The Public Hives are supported by the local Miami Foundation. The project is designed to inspire community members to learn alongside one another while observing and learning from other communities: bees!
In addition to hearing from Danielle, you’ll get insight into the artistry behind the Public Hives. Miami-based artists Adler Guerrier and Nadia Wolff explain how they infused the hives with local, humanistic influences, as seen in the color and shape of each beehive.
The Last Resort is a documentary, by Dennis Scholl and Kareem Tabsch, about a vibrant Jewish retirement paradise that flourished in 1970s Miami Beach. Long before Miami Vice and MTV Spring Break, the retiree community grew so big that most of the city’s population was over 70 and Jewish!
The story is told through the beautiful photographs of Andy Sweet and Gary Monroe, who as young artists set out to capture this unique moment.

Filmmaker, 1943-1974.
One Way or Another (1974/1977).
tvamediapro, 2015.
remezcla, 2017 and 2014.
Related: miff 2016
Trisha Brown in “Watermotor”, by Babette Mangolte (1978)
An appreciation by Wendy Perron.
ICA Miami presents In Plain Site.
TBC.