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Miami鈥檚 annual art frenzy kicked off Tuesday with a half-dozen art fairs vying for VIP attention and a general sense of optimism about the city鈥檚 ongoing appeal for wealthy technocrats.

Wynwood might be known as Miami鈥檚 arts neighborhood, but these days, that title might actually belong to nearby Allapattah.

El Espacio 23 (EE23), the contemporary art space founded by leading philanthropist, entrepreneur and art collector Jorge M. P茅rez 鈥� has debuted its highly anticipated fourth exhibition...

You can weave it. Sew it. Crochet it. Quilt it. Paint it. Print it. Braid it. Dress in it. Sleep in it. Make it out of natural fibers or clay or metal or paper. Or even out of milk and dirt.

Of all the cultural formats, visual arts would seem the most easily adapted to the COVID era.

South Florida museums and galleries strut their stuff during Art Week. Some institutions are debuting new shows; others are offering a last glimpse of stellar shows.

With Art Basel just weeks away, you might expect local art venues to be shuttered for prep.

Oolite Arts, the Miami Beach鈥揵ased arts organization formerly known as ArtCenter/South Florida, revealed tonight the winners of the Ellies, Miami鈥檚 Visual Arts Awards.

A decade ago, Miami artists Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova and Frances Trombly founded Dimensions Variable, a collaborative studio space and showcase for artists local and beyond.

The exhibition inaugurated on July 3, with the curatorship of Amy Galpin Ph. D, presents the work of twelve Miami-based artists who interrogate varying notions of deconstruction in their work.

To kick off its tenth anniversary celebrations, the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum FIU presents the premiere of Deconstruction: A Reordering of Life, Politics and Art featuring the work of twelve Miami artists: Eddie Arroyo, Zachary Balber, Frida Baranek, Christopher...

Visual Arts20 artists in 20 hours: It鈥檚 so Miami. Just one more reason to hit an art space now. By Tom Austin Special to the Miami Herald LinkedIn Goo

In the early 20th century, industrialist and art connoisseur James Deering converted nearly 200 acres of waterfront property in Coconut Grove into Viz

10 Exhibitions Opening This Week

This week on South Florida鈥檚 visual arts scene, there鈥檚 news of the 鈥淎rt of Transformation鈥� group show in Opa-Locka and a large-scale sculpture by Santiago Medina, plus details on a Winter Park exhibition focused on large-scale works by Miami artists.