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New and exciting in Miami's art scene: 3 must-see exhibitions - Vimarsana News

New and exciting in Miami's art scene: 3 must-see exhibitions

Miami's art scene pulsates with diversity, creativity, and a dynamic fusion of global influences. Here are the three most exciting exhibits to check out this month.“Anthony Goicolea: Forever Endeavor and Ever” and “Kris Knight: Superhost” at Spinello ProjectsWednesday - Saturday, 12-5 p.m.Feb. 10 - March 16@spinelloprojectsSpinello Projects is in its self-proclaimed “gay era.” Anthony Goiclea

13 Hottest Art Exhibitions in Miami in February 2024 - Vimarsana News

13 Hottest Art Exhibitions in Miami in February 2024

February brings new art shows from established artists like Tomás Esson, Kris Knight, and Dirk Salz and group shows from emerging creators.

Art SG 2024 wraps a successful second edition - Vimarsana News

Art SG 2024 wraps a successful second edition

Held in conjunction with Singapore Art Week, the first major art fair of the year concluded with solid sales and a record attendance of over 45,000

Avery Singer – interview: 'Art got me through some really dark places and still does' - Vimarsana News

Avery Singer – interview: 'Art got me through some really dark places and still does'

Avery Singer was 14 on 9/11 and what she witnessed took its toll on her mental health. Her experience of that day has informed Free Fall, her ambitious solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London, which considers the power of memory and the impact of collective trauma

Miya Ando's cloth calendar shows micro seasons lost to climate change - Vimarsana News

Miya Ando's cloth calendar shows micro seasons lost to climate change

Miya Ando has created the Flower Atlas installation from 72 cloth banners that draw attention to the shift in Japanese seasons created by climate change.

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