Some recent coverages of art in Miami, including GeoVanna Gonzalez’s solo show at Locust Projects, HOW TO: Oh, look at me.
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Between Islands and Peninsulas
Terremoto‘s blog–Amanda Linares presents Between Islands and Peninsulas at Bakehouse Art Complex.
Artist book Todo Sigue Igual (detail); photo by Pedro Wazzan, 2021 […] the viewer is taken on their own journey, mirroring the one Linares represents in Between Islands and Peninsulas, an immigrant’s story that transports you over time, space, and destinations.
Linares’ varied use of materials allows her to create works that are simultaneously delicate yet durable. She seeks to capture the contradictions of the human condition through materiality. In the artist books Todo Sigue Igual, Agua Salada, and Alternative Realities, she uses seemingly disparate mediums to convey the coexistence of the contradictory emotions and ideas. The artist books, constructed geographies of text and images, evoke the feelings of nostalgia, displacement, and disorientation Linares experienced during her own diaspora.
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Art Loft 908 Episode
Exploring Identity | Art Loft 908 Episode
In this episode – exploring identity. The way artists look inward to create outward facing pieces and how artists also study the identity of those around them.
Mark Fleuridor, via Oolite Arts.
Adler Guerrier via Commissioner, shot at Oolite Arts.
Ex Fabula, a Milwaukee nonprofit, hosts StorySlams.
Allied with Power at PAMM.
A story from PBS Reno.
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901 NE 144 Stormwater Park
North Miami‘s Good Neighbor Stormwater Park.
Elysian Field in a North Miami park. A place designated for the afterlife of American (sub)urban planning.
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Black Art Rising: Adler Guerrier x LIFEWTR
As a past exhibiting artist whose work is also part of PAMM’s collection, it was serendipitous to receive this gift during our Art + Soul celebration of the PAMM Fund for Black Art that took place on February 6, 2021. We were able to apply the donation to the Fund that supports? PAMM’s effort to?grow its collection with works by Black artists. Tremendous acts as these ensure that PAMM will continue to be able to represent the diversity of the community we serve while elevating the appreciation of African diaspora art and culture. It was announced during the program that Knight Foundation would match any gift made during the program toward the Fund, up to $100,000 doubling the impact of LIFEWTR and Adler’s already extraordinary donation.
Thanks to this gift and the continued donations of so many, our institution will be able to ensure that works by African American and African diaspora artists will always be represented in PAMM’s permanent collection for generations to come.
Via PAMM.
