SUMMER 09
Luis Gispert. Untitled (Three Asian Cheerleaders), 2001. (Detail) Fujiflex print. 72” x 40”. Private Collection. Courtesy MoCA, North Miami
Repeated Wants, Building Blocks and Backdrops: An Interview with Daniel Arsham
Daniel Arsham. WANT, 2001. Wood, Paint, Lights. 48” x 24” x 40", 1/1
By Claire Breukel
Aside from being renowned for his unique art style, twenty-eight year old Daniel Arsham left his impression on Miami, cofounding two prolific artist-run spaces, The House and Placemaker. This experience combined with Arsham’s architectural background progressively informed his art practice, organically moving between aspects of art, architecture and more recently theater. His sculptures and drawings are illusory, transforming architectural and natural forms with supernatural and uncanny effect, and have been included in key exhibitions …more »
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By Ernesto Menéndez-Conde
“My drawings are born through the communion between the material and the spiritual,
wherein my own self is [...]
By Maja Horn
Recently, I had the opportunity to coincide again with the renowned Guatemalan performance artist and poet Regina J. [...]
By Lourdes Morales
“ Grant me health, Lord; grant me rest, grant me well-being and I will be blessed “
One of the pieces [...]
By Héctor Antón Castillo
Integration and resistance in the global era was the curatorial mainstay of the Tenth Havana Biennial (March [...]
“The world thereby momentarily loses its depth
and threatens to become a glossy skin,
a stereoscopic illusion,
a rush of filmic images without [...]
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September 12 - October 3, 2009
German artist Thorsten Hasenkamm (Paderborn, 1975) will present his works at the Wynwood Art District [...]
Primary Colors
May 30 - July 4, 2009
Las Vanguardias Cubanas
July 11 - August 13, 2009
Gustavo Acosta & Carlos González
September 5 - [...]
June 13 - July 18, 2009
Opening reception June 13, 2009, 7-10pm
Dorsch Gallery is presenting this summer “F(r)acture: divisions in painting.” [...]
