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From summer pop-ups to gallery mainstays, these are the twelve exhibitions our editors are most excited to catch from the Vineyard to the Berkshires and everything in between.

After a weekend filled with art and philanthropy in Palm Beach, we鈥檙e officially ready for the parties, fairs, and people-watching of Miami Art Week.

Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present LUSH, a group show curated by Jennifer Rizzo. Returning for its third iteration, the exhibition delves further into one of the most prominent muses of all times - the flowering species.

Harman Projects is pleased to present our Summer Group Show, a group exhibition featuring 60+ artists from around the world working in a 16 x 20 in format.

The show returns to its original space at a Catholic school in Nolita for a 10-day, salon-style exhibition.

Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present Room With a View, a group exhibition curated by Jennifer Rizzo. The exhibition brings together a group of

At Geary Contemporary, an exhibition pairing Lizzie Gill and Kristen Jensen, shows how nuanced, elegant and powerful the two-person format can be.

The exhibition takes place at Skylight Culver City and runs from 16 to 19 February.

Here we are, at the beginning of another year, and we鈥檙e feeling kind of frisky with all the possibilities.

Have you tried to plant a garden, some flowers or even tried to keep a house plant alive during the pandemic? I have, on all fronts.

Even though we had a bit of sadness in our normal Miami Art Week schedule being postponed until (at least) 2021, we have quite enojoyed how some galleries and curators were looking at Miami as more a concept and mythical state of mind this year than a physical place.

The mixed media artist Lizzie Gill is typically in Brooklyn, creating from her studio. But today, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, she鈥檚 found herself back at her childhood home, isolated with her husband just outside of New York City.

PULSE Art Fair returns to Miami for its 15th year on the beach, open through December 8.

Hashimoto Contemporary's latest show in their San Francisco space is titled Fragmented Memories, a two-artist exhibition by NYC-based artist Lizzie Gill and California-based artist Hope Kroll, curated by Jennifer Rizzo.