3155 Ponce de Leon Blvd.
Coral Gables Florida 33134
305-461-1050
In Cernuda Arte, you will find the works of the Colonial, Early Republic, Vanguardia, and Modern master painters, as well as the latest production of contemporary artists of unquestionable talent. The complete spectrum of Cuban art has been, for more than twenty-five years, Cernuda Arte’s field of expertise and with pleasure it will continue to be so. They also do restorations and appraisals. Cernuda Arte is dedicated to the finest examples of Cuban paintings and offers the public the expertise that enriches the process of acquisition of works of art, and also provides assistance to the collector in other important matters.
3938 North Miami Ave.
Miami Florida 33127
305-573-4046
Diaspora Vibe Gallery is a local arts organization offering support and exhibition opportunities to Emerging Artists from Latin America and Caribbean Diaspora. Working closely with young artists within the community, Diaspora Vibe Gallery actively promotes the skills and creative expressions of its artists. In its fifth year of operation, Diaspora Vibe Gallery continues to reach into the community at local, national, and international levels, seeking fresh new faces and expanded support. With an expanded exhibition schedule, participating artists look forward to exposure in the coming months as close to home as Fort Lauderdale and as far a field as Paris, France. On the last Friday of the months May through October, Diaspora Vibe Gallery hosts an exhibition featuring an artist of the month, an intimate celebration of culture and community.
Founded in 1991, the Dorsch Gallery has presented a wide range of exhibitions, stretching the viewers definition of what a gallery should be. The Dorsch Gallery represents South Florida artists who work in sculpture, painting, sound art, new media and performance. The gallery has also hosted many cultural events such as film festivals, concerts, and dance performances. The result is an atmosphere that brings together ideas from the wide variety of arts available in South Florida, nurtures the conceptual and aesthetic development of its artists, and offers a glimpse of diversity to its visitors. The Gallery is currently open year-round and has a solid inventory of works by over 20 artists.
2300 North Miami Ave.
Wynwood Art District Florida
305-975-6933
Fache Arts Gallery is dedicated to exhibiting abstract art by national & international abstract artist Carla Fache. The Gallery also carries a range of sculptures and works on paper. The Gallery caters to the taste and trends of the sophisticated Miami art market and the Gallery's discerning worldwide collector base. The Gallery's wide client-base includes private collectors, corporate art consultants, architects and interior designers as well as business, government, diplomatic and social VIPs. Fache Arts Gallery offers the client an extraordinary opportunity to acquire some of the most exclusive original art & sculptures.
This major retrospective exhibition of Bruce Nauman’s work in neon and fluorescent light installations from 1965 through 1985, explores perception, logic and meaning. Bruce Nauman addresses the essential elements of human existence, challenging the parameters of contemporary art through nontraditional materials. Held at Museum of Contemporary Art, 770 NE 125th Street, North Miami. Call 305-893-6211 for more information. Hours: Tues – Sat, 11 am to 5 pm, Sun, noon to 5 pm
General admission: $5.
Excitement is mounting as Miami Dade College presents, for the first time in Florida, the complete etchings by legendary Spanish artist Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes.
The exhibition is free and open to the public through Friday, Nov. 9 at Miami Dade College’s historic Freedom Tower.
Goya has been recognized by many as the last of the old masters and the first of the moderns. He revolutionized the world of art at the turn of the 19th century by breaking away from traditional aesthetic values, creating new approaches while highlighting social issues. Many experts and historians have likened his style and approach to photojournalism in that he worked to capture the social issues and challenges of his day through his work.
A program of guided tours, conferences, film series and concerts related to the art and life of Goya will take place during the time of the exhibition at the Freedom Tower and other venues throughout the city to be announced.
Held at Miami Dade College’s Freedom Tower, 600 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami.
For more information about the exhibition and for a complete listings of programs contact: MDC Art Gallery System 305-237-7186.
It's been close to a decade since art enthusiasts last got to see Dominican Republic artist Julio Susana’s artwork in the U.S. His last American exhibit was in Coral Gables in 1999. Art aficionados won’t have to wait much longer, as the painter, sculptor and professor unveils his newest collection of paintings at Mila Hajjar Gallery (32 Giralda Ave) in Coral Gables, FL. The exhibition runs from October 11th through November 8, 2007.
Earlier this year, Susana exhibited “Colores de mi Tierra” (“Colors of My Land”) at the Secretaria de Estado de Cultura in Santo Domingo. Now he’s returning to the U.S. with “Fiesta de Colores Tropicales” (“Festival of Tropical Colors”) premiering at Mila Hajjar Gallery this fall.
The artist’s most recent works, about 30 paintings and 25 drawings, will be displayed, including titled works “Construction in Space” and “Love in Space.” And apparently, the time in Santo Domingo inspired Susana. “This work is innovative, and very creative. It’s figurative, incorporating elements in space,” he says.
Susana, who describes his work as “his imagination flourishing in art,” has enjoyed continuous praise from Latin American critics. La Prensa called his paintings “eloquent” and “passionate,” classifying him as an “outstanding figure of Dominican art.”
A successful artist for nearly five decades, Susana enjoys intertwining themes of nature and humanity. He’s known for his defined lines, geometric figures and colorful pieces.
