WORK
Featured Works
Paula Cooper Gallery presents: The Politics of Desire
The Haas Brothers
Claudia Comte, NCL Cruise Line, Port of Miami, Marble Sculptures Outside
Zac Hacmon Exhbition “Mia” @Locust Projects
MOCA NOMI Presents: My Name is Maryan
Betye Saar @ ICA Museum Retrospective
While documenting this particular room, I sat down and became emotional; once I saw the map of how the slaves were packed in like sardines under each ship. As a Jewish person, I started to reflect on the concentration camp and how the Nazi’s packed Jews into those rail cars worse than cattle. This is the power of art in action, documenting Betye’s work made me reflect on my own ideas around slavery, genocide and human failings.
Chakaia Booker @ ICA MUSEUM
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Paula Cooper Gallery: Claes Oldenburg
Claes Oldenburg (b. 1929-2022, Stockholm) moved to New York City in 1956, where he established himself as a pivotal figure in American art.
“Arcturus” by Mark Dion, Miami Dade Art & Public Places commission.
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Sam Gilliam @ Pace Gallery
Sam Gilliam is one of the great innovators in postwar American painting. He emerged from the Washington, D.C. scene in the mid 1960s with works that elaborated upon and disrupted the ethos of Color School painting.
Vaughn Spann @ David Castillo Gallery
In a body of work situated at the precipice between personal and collective experience, Vaughn Spann produces distinctly textured paintings and sculptures where form gives way to feeling.
“Tamim” exhibition by artist Zachary Balber @ Jewish Museum of Florida
“Tamim” Exhibition by artist Zachary Balber. This exhibition was featured at the Jewish Museum of Florida, Meyer Lansky’s original synagogue.
URBAN FEATURE
Jiori Minaya, covered monuments at Bay Front Park with fabric she created from scratch. She used the flora and plants that were used to kill Christopher Columbus with the tip of a poisonous arrow. This project was made possible through Fringe Projects.