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  • Comic Art Workshop: Draw and Print! at Turn-Based Press

    This Saturday, September 20th, Turn-Based Press will offer a workshop to lead in drawing and printing one’s comic art.

    Please consider joining them.

    The workshop, Comic Art Workshop: Draw and Print! will be a five hour long story-building and screenprinting adventure lead by Tom Hart, the Founder and Executive Director of the Sequential Artists Workshop, a free-standing school for comic art in Gainesville, FL, and Kathleen Hudspeth, Founder and Co-Director of Turn-Based Press. The workshop will be held at Turn-Based Press, Saturday, September 20, from 10 AM to 3 PM.

    For more information about the Comic Art Workshop, visit our Workshops page; space is limited to 14 participants, and the fee is $50.

  • Wynwood, January 2014

    wynwood, 2014
    22 St. and 6 Avenue.

  • vertical gardens

    These gardens, though only mock-ups, are hanging on around town. I will look for them, during my travels; looks like Brickell area.

    photo via Patrick Blanc, image dated June 19, 2009
    photo via arquitectonica geo, image is dated July 26, 2009.

    These hanging vertical elements, designed with plant-artist Patrick Blanc, …, and horticulturalists Michael Davenport from Fairchild Tropical Garden and Jeff Shimonski …, will contribute significantly to the identity of the museum.

    via mam.

  • [Miami Herald] In Miami’s artist-run spaces, the unexpected is the norm

    Tom Austin takes notes of Miami’s artist-run spaces. Locust Projects, 6th Street Container, Bridge Red Project, Bas Fisher Invitational, Swampspace and Dimensions Variable.

    The article left out General Practice and Little River Yacht Club.

  • A.D. Barnes Park

    A.D. Barnes Park is a 65-acre park nestled in the heart of one of Miami’s busiest areas. The park is dedicated to and named after the first Director of the Parks and Recreation Department, who strongly believed recreation was important to the lives of every citizen in Miami-Dade County. Since its opening in 1977, the park has integrated activities that serve people with disabilities into its programming.

    The park is home to The Sense of Wonder Nature Center and Trail set within one of the few remaining Pine Rocklands in Miami-Dade County. As a result, it has become an “oasis” for migrating birds and, according to the National Audubon Society, is one of the best places to see birds in Miami. The Nature Center is also home to the Miami-Dade Fire Department’s Anti-Venom unit’s reptile collection. Whether it is snakes, birds, swimming, or just a day enjoying a sun drenched picnic, A.D. Barnes Park offers something for everyone!

    3401 SW 72 Ave.
    Miami, FL 33155
    305-665-1626

  • Calls to Artists: Miami-Dade County Art in Public Places – Zoo Miami

    Zoo Miami- Florida Exhibit Children’s Play Area and Zoo Entrance Plaza

    Application Deadline: March 31, 2011

    Budget: $1.2 million

     

  • Artists Mapping Miami – A Roundtable Discussion

    Artists Mapping Miami – A Roundtable Discussion

    Wednesday, March 30, 2011 at 7 pm

    Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
    3251 South Miami Avenue

    Miami, FL  33129

     

    Visitors are invited to explore the Main House with Ernesto Oroza’s map from 6 – 7 pm.

     

    Miami is a city in constant flux, whose landscape is redefined every few years. In the context of Archetype Vizcaya, this roundtable invites several
    artists to present and discuss with the public their current projects on Miami and its shifting geographies.

     

    Participants include Kevin Arrow, Adler Guerrier, Nicolas Lobo, Gean Moreno, Ernesto Oroza, Dinorah de Jesús Rodriguez, Lara Stein Pardo and Cesar Trasobares.  Moderator: Flamina Gennari-Santori, Vizcaya’s Deputy Director for Collections and Curatorial Affairs

    Tickets $5; free for Members, Seniors and Students with ID.

    Archetype Vizcaya explores what happens when things are taken from their original context and given new purpose and meaning. Ernesto Oroza has created a “map” that invites visitors to discover things generally unseen. Through a provisional gallery on plexiglass, he challenges us to question what is original or authentic. And, in a compilation of amateur videos from the Web, Oroza shows how Vizcaya is “used” or appropriated by its visitors.

    Archetype Vizcaya is on view through May 29, 2011.

     

    For more information, please call 305-860-8423 or 305-250-9133.

  • Not the Usual Suspects: [new] Art in [new] Public [new] Places

    Miami-Dade Art in Public Places, in collaboration with the ArtCenter South Florida, is hosting an exhibition of “new” public art in Miami-Dade County.

    Gallery
    800 Lincoln Road

    Opening Reception
    January 8, 2011 7-10 pm